Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-07-13

II l.. Slayton has recently put out a
nelt and tasty sign.
Henry X. Fields. Esq, has arrived
home from his trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. Wright is expected TO preach in the
.hurrh m MiddleseX Center next Sunday
afternoon, at Il quarter past 2 oclock.
lne vacant store in Howe's block, State
stree. n,s been reitIed, and is now occu-
p.,t by DR.. IL. q. Brigham rs an office
Bethany Sunday school has picnic
Tllr,Lt, forenoon at MOI SEES sugar Or
Guard, Starting from Bethany church At
gVe.vck.
Henry X. Field, Esq. returned last
w,rA nom Ills lrlp to California. 1t Is
possible he may accept AN offer 10 60 into
ousluoss Oh TIE Pacific coast.
The NOrcross opera company had u full
uOusc last week 10 hear "OhvelLe and
Gu ,lelr reLurn, whtcl will be In Il few
weeks, win surely have another.
u. WM q Foster of Omaha, Neb., eldest
son OF Joel tosler, Jr., is now ut home on
I month S vacation, it being his first visit
home since he went west nearly three
Years ago.
The large barn and house of NJ. A.
Carlisle ut East Randolph were totally
burned Sunday morning. Loss about
5000. The fire WAS caused by the explo-
sion of kerosene lantern on the barn
floor.
The members of Capital engine COM
pany, No ), have made up a purse of fifty
dollars for the benefit of the widow of the
late Thomas 5. Carson, of which compa-
ny lie was Il member.
We understand that Denison Taft is
soon to commence the work of remodelng
his residence. A mansard and hopper
roof, covered with slate and tin, is to re-
place the present. one
On Thursday evening last trot came
oil on Prospect park between the horses
owned by james NJ. Boutwell, and Timo-
thy keliher, five dollars being the stakes,
resulting in Kelihers horse winning the
race, Quite a turnout by our sporting
men was made.
Work commences to-day on the COM
pcion of the trestle across the branch -
by The Central Vermont railroad prepara-
tory to the erection of an iron brid ge
across the stream. The treste is TO be
moved up stream twelve feet from its
present location. The work is to be
rapidly pushed forward after this week.
Ms. Norman Morse of Tunbridge
committed suicide Sunday night by taking
PARIS green. On Wednesday last her
hu,bnd deserted her, clipping with Mrs.
Chester Dodge and left his wife with
three small children withou means oil
substance. Becoming frenzied at the sit
ualion, the poor woman took her own life
A very pretty white bronze monument
has lust been placed in the cemetery al
Waterbury for Sidney Wallace, and he il
highly pleased with the work. E. P. Lis.
comb Of Lebanon, N. H., has also just hat
one erected.
A. Bancroft would be glad to see any
friends wishing to erect monuments OF
head tablets on their cemetery plats, fol
he is confident that he can set bronze worl
that will please them
At "A meeting held in their hall, July
1851, Vermont Lodge, |. o. o. F., elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
N g., w. d. Reid, V. G., A. w. Ferrin
Secretary, II, c. Webster; Treasurer, D
W. Dudley; Conductor, j. H. Jackson
NJ D. Warden, f. Wood; R. S. N. G.
c. 7. Summers; R. S. V. G., c. w
Guernsey; l.. s. N. g., Henry Whitcomb
l.. S. V, G., A. Clark; |. g., Fl. E. Stay
ton; .. g., Charles o. Foster; Chaplain
Howard +. Hill.
ORANGE COUNTY VETERAN REUNION
SoChrY.-At a recent meeting Of tn
officers of this society it was voted to hole
the nex reunion at Camp Sedgwick, Pos
Mills on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, August 3lst and September list an
n. G vernon Farnham, .ex.Governo
Proctor, General Stephen Thomas. Colone
F v Randall and other prominent so
diers are expected to be present an
deliver addresses and all old soldiers @
this and other states will be invited t
attend
The following resolutions upon the deaf
of I S. Carson were passed at recen
meeting of the Good Templars;
WHEREAS, God in His providence ha
transferred our brother, Thomas S. CaI
son, 10 that temple not made wit
hands, therefore,
hpir,d, That we as Good Templal
>'mpuhize with his afflicted family, relt
lgr, and friends in this, their sad affliC
tlou, and would commend them to Hill
who doc,h all things we'll" In this di
P.o,ntion of divine providence we woul
recognize the voice of the Father calm
His children home"
ReyoIced, That copy of these resoll
tl'nS be furnished the family of OF
deceased brother, and that copies be flu
nIsned our papers for publication.
Respectfully and fraternally submitted
ii. g. LULL,
j. P. EDDY,
MRS. Z. l. HATHAWAY.
TO Col. GEO. w. HOOKER, Departmel
Commander, Department of Vernon
Gland Army Of the Republic We al
instructed bv Rrooks Post No 49, deDar