Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21
VIII Il'rrick In. been engaged as book
kecpcr m B,ilry & Ttfts grain Store.

VIII IIrrick has been engaged as book
keeper N Bailey & r,lts grain store.
Any f ,ur Subscribers wishing to pay
in wooh can do 81 by making immediate
arrangements ut this office.
"IIeavrn lies about Us in orr infancy
says the poct. US, AMI our neighbors lie
about Us when we grow up.
THE tramp laws in the various states
are working we'll. In this particular they
differ from the tramp himself
We learn that James l. land, who re-
sides on Barre street, is very sick but
was "n Tuesday reported us being more
comfortable.
S.'arf rins for gentlemen are in many
d ,si.us. Cresrunts, horse shoes, owls.
etc are al worn and everything that is
odd in style.
Autho'te1 on supersiticns say that
when horse,loes are kept for COOL luck
the pnin should always be up. O,her-
wise bad luck follows.
Hon. Charl,s Dewey, president of the
national life insurance company, proposes
tomake II trip To Europe early in March,
accompanied by his son. Will T., assistant
secretary Of the Ve mont mutual
Th r:y-live couples from Montpelier,
mostly of French descent, h.d IL dance at
the hotel in Worce,tcr on Thursday night
Of last week, returning home late on
Friday mornins, and reported having had
one Of the hes of times.
On Sunday night Samuel Randall, father
of Mrs. II. II. Bi5h ~, died in Richmond,
aged ab )ut Is years. Nj. Randall was for
some years II resident Of this town, and
owns one fourth interest in the Bishop
hotel property in this place.
The funeral Of Mrs. f. z. Towner. WHO
died in Sou h 3 ston the 18th instant, WAS
Friday, Rev. N. Newton Glazier ollici-
aling. On Saturday her remains We're
taken 10 r"pSham for intermcnt.
Hiram Pierce, VIII, traded his house on
Summer street for the Cllkins farm year
ago, has during the past week traded
back with Mis-. G ,lkin>, possession to @
given April lst We understand tn
one thou.anl dollars WIS paid by Mr..
Pierce to make the exchange.
Ole MtNorsDl /. IN employe of The Rich.
arlSOn Il '1l, at G % on Pond, was, llte on
MONDAY night p'cye mp from the walk in
front of jhs ~ tnl1i e, badly intoxicated,
by Policen IN o hwy IN 10 lsel in ill.
Mon ltv H. was arr,ign,l before Jastic,,
ii. X Fi1l IN lin | s. AMI c,Sts, and
given until : n'clnGk this afternoon to p.v
or 90 to 4 Ian anl WIS recDnmi,tcii to
jail. No satisfactory Ills losure WAS III ,le
Twenty five V rmon ncwsp tpcrs favor
an p r"priIti n by 90 Sre.s for tho York
town mon m mt and celebration. IN nine
petitions to congress for the sime purpose,
signed by ur dyes of the upreme court
md othe EN- nent men. have been sent
forward. I ey were h AIDED resi- ertivrly
by President Buckhtm, the University
of Verm mt; lI,n. f P. W. ton, Prcsi-
dent of the Verm MT listo 'ical S ,cirly;
ii n. Luke p Poland, AMI ex Go ernurs
unlbro k. SIN til, Dillingham;. Page, He
dee and Fairbanks.
STATE PoULTHY ASSoCTATIoV.-At the
annual meeting of the Vermont state
poultry assnciation. the followi Officer 8
were elected 'or HE ensu ng year: G. =.
Millin2ton, Nor h Bennington, president;
G. F. Wheeler, darlington. lst vice presi-
dent; A. X. llonsinger, St. hbans. 81
v ce president; Albert Chapman, Mid
dlebury, 3d vice president; j. J. Estey
Brattlebor". Ali vic president; G. s.
Hastings, St. Johnsbury, h vice prpsi.
dent; G. G Pierce, Clarendon, secretary =;
Fred A. Field, Rutland, treasurer
ODD FELLOwSHP.-The following are
the officers elect of Vermont Lodge, N 4.
2, I. o y f., NJ pclier. VT, as installed
by d. ID Glnd NJ rser IL. NJ. Sullivan on
the evenings of January 7h and llh.
1880: N. G., D. w. Daley; V. g., F.
W. Morse; Rec. Sec'y, G ,orge l., Lime;
Per. Sec'y, c. +. Collin; treasurer, C. w
Guernsey; war,l'n. Ell. Woods; Con,
Scott George; chaplain, Mtrblc Russell !;
0. G., j, W. Page; 1. g., A. T. Keith 3;
X. S of n. g., c. /. Summers; l.. S of
N. G.. + II. Dunwoo lie; Il. s. of V. G ,
J.. A. Bisnett; H. $. of V. G., P. r. Ken
nedy; r. 5. S., II. II. Scribner; l.. S. S.,
George f. Spear; representatives, to grand
lodge, j. W. Page and J;.bez Baker.
Owing to tho storm and the fact tha:
their coming WIS not announced in season
for last weeks plpers, Whitnore &
Cark's Minstrels did not have their usual
crowded house at Village Hall last even
ing, but those thtt did attend were more
than p:id for their trouble. This company
has for long time h,d the name OF being
the best minstrel show travelling and they
seem to improve, if possible, by age.
Hank White md George NJ. Clark are
known TO almost every one AMI they were
at their best. The ITennesseys are no,
exceled in their line and were repeatedly
encored. Petts ind Davy arc good actors
and singers. IN the oher members of the
company ably assisted in the mrth and
music, giving an enter ainment that gave
unqualified satisfaction to the audience.