Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-10-26

time table wen, into ef CT Monday.
Fred snow of Montpelier has gone 70
Brar'eb1-o to work for the railroad com
panv III he blacksmith shop.
NJ. Henry Cotton hss purchased Of E
P. J-Se.t th- house which he nov ocel-
pie, on First avenue, paying $500
Robert Alex ,nder. who has been re>ii-
in in A,E1aA- Iowa for nearly : year
past. returned TO Montpelier las. Friday
Moses Ya'ter took his departure on
Tuesiay morning for vested, Mass.
where be expos % reside il the future
Elmer Bu-,ee Of Montpelier MS par
chased The L. D G11.l farm IN this :o~a.
Of Mrs.. y. D. Ainsworih, laying 3 5J1-
On Thursday afternoon of last week a
lfule sJn Of william Lamb WAS run over
bv team n Main street. aud received 81
had Gu. upon he heal.
Mr.. Isaac \ Lvarap, ,insqj'h, for
;xa7 v-.wo vesrs in The eup.o5 Of De1i-
zon DIVER. has gwen Mp njs ID sni gone
. trave.ing. selling goods II auction.
Fl I. Slav.on has lsrge sock Of
BINS At low d.lrs WHEN qns,ity l.
->i34rei. Iha, musical bum attracts
ar.iderable attenIon. Call in snd So il
One hundred and twenty. nine cases are
OF the docke, of the supreme cour, to D.
held =. Montpelier MS week. Lsmni Il,
Orleans. E>ssx. C,eioais aal Washington
counties are all heard here,
Owing to the necessity for certain legis
lstion on the subject, the home for d=sti-
tu:e chilirrnto ne provided by Hon. Treaor
". Park will no. o. commenced until after
the next session OF the legislature.
George D We,ls. confec,ioner, formerly
OF Montpelier, On: residing in Boston for
some years. has re:urre l to the capital
and opeuei Confectionery sore in The
rooms lately occupied ny h. Shipman.
in Laugdon's o-ic1 b.oca IN the corner.
On Wednesday afternoon Of las: weeS
George Paterson. foreman of the bridge
building iepar.men, on the Central Yer.
mont. attempted 20 p: upon the grave.
train while IN motion. near the bridge
across the branch" Losing his hold be
was knocked down, narrowly escaping
ias:an, death. 5at received injuries laying
him I'D for 4 dsy or two.
THE SUPREME COURT. The genera
term Of the supreme court commenced
Yesterday; one hundred AMI twenty nine
cases on the docket. This large uumbar
is due to the fac. that all the cases in the
supreme c21rtfor the counties Of Lamoille.
Orleans. Essex. C,le lonia and Washington
are heard a. this term, the regular terms
O: the court having been by consent.
practically adjourned TO me general term
Cbj,.-nden COUNTY furnishes one case.
R7,lsrd six. Bennington, Addison. Grand
Is'e and Frauklin. none Windhau six,
aud Windsor nine.
Deaf mu.es are invited TO S..eni $
service in the sign language, TO d con
dac.ei BIZ Rev. Dr.. GaIsu1et. in Chris
church. Montpelier, on Thursday, Novem-
Der iii. Al ; Pm.
In the evening there will b. service in
the Interests Of church work among deaf
1nn,es. The service will be read a. nsla'
and also interpreted by signs q, the same
time. Rev. Dr.. Gal,su1e, will speak t
the congregation in relation to the sign
language. the education Of deaf mute
and the progress OF church work anon!
them. ~ persons are invited. Tn
services will ~ of interest to hearing an
speaking people.
Dudlev Varney Of Berlin, who died Oh
Sunday night last. 4, the advanced age O
nearly. nine.v-nine years, was born IL
Rochester, y. H. March l, l7S3. an
resided there N Inv wears and siso il
Portland. Ne. ant soma yeas in Con
nec,ica.. H came % Vernon: som
for-y TWO yea. ago. purchasing farm /
M,rssield. where b. resided ONE year
and from thence removed 20 Barre, an
from here 70 Berlin 4 t,j3 upon ID
p'-c@ wnere ne sp-a' ne ren dni-r Of hi
III. da7s Tn p'.c- i n-a- The Petu
bridge. ils. a.-o,s t-rn ne c f. nll =
He leaves daughter aai TO sons. an!
very hsaIS)n- e..A.e. He vii De blrie'
in Barre o-dAy.
SEMINARY HILL.-Prof. Sou.hworth
making u short visit; he is looAin
rested.
Those boys who suspended the skeleto
between the trees On the c.mpls the o;he
nigh, better lo.os olt or there will b
another kind of suspension lin order"
The Band and Aieipni societies met
Joint assem5l! last Monday evening 81
the following programme Vas carried out
Music by Ne>srs Roberts AMI Ea;on; De-
lamAion by J. W.H0wlsni; discussion c
the resolution. Rsso,rsi. That nation
bans properly should De taxed' DispC
tan,s Me,srs. Mills and Dexter. affirm:
tive. Messrs. G dipped and Thaicher
re-.;ive: music by mae quarte.te, an
essay by Mr.. Dexter.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SoCTETT. III
thirty first annual meeting OF the Vernon
Homeopathic medical society was held &
the pavilion. Mon pelier. on Wednesds
and Thursiay OF last week. The gatherin
was well attended. and subjects OF iniere'
were discussed Officers Ior the ensuIn
year were elected IS follows: Presiden
DR.. T. Z. Waugh Of =. Adams; viz
president. DR.. Geo VI. Ockford OF Burlin!
ton: secretary. DR.. c. A. Gale OF Rn;lanC
corresponding secretary, DR.. g. {.
SparbsWk OF Burlington; treasurer, ID
VI. B. Mayo of Nor,nisid; censors, Dr.
+. B. Whitaker Of Hinesb1rg. II
Brigham OF Montpelier and ;. II. spa
hawk Of 81. Johns buoy auditors, Dr.
W. Hamilton Of Brandon. Clara ID. Res
r p.lt,,ra E.IIs md r Whittles-eY