Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

Col. Albert Clark ana rev. L. d. hlo-
hard we're In town Monday.
Nice unlaundried shirts for Sl.OO at Far
wells, head of state street.
viii Sullivan takes his old place on the
4rgtls now that Mr.. Kendall goes to Rut.
land.
]. C. Emery has an advertisement in
this week that it will pay our readers to
peruse.
james Murray has opened a grocery
store in his block opposite the Wells River
depot.
A May day Assembly" is advertised
for the evening of April 29th, at Berlin
street hall.
DR.. G. H. Plumley. formerly of Mont
peler, died at Middlebury, of consump-
ton, last Saturday.
An addition of several new employees
has been made at the Lane manufacturing
works within few days.
S. S. Kelton, administrator of F. c.
Glman's estate, advertises personal pro-
perty for sale at bargains.
Oliver Cassivaint has returned to Mont
pelier, having been residing in Massachu-
sets since he left here six years ago.
Farmers report the past as one OF the
best sugar seasons known; quality and
quantity never having been excelled.
James Smith who carried on the N. D.
Ainswoth farm the past year has removed
on to the Markham farm near Worcester
Corner.
Rev. C. H. Farnsworth, formerly in
business in Montpelier, goes to Marshfeld,
as will be seen by the appointments in
another column
Frank Jangraw has given up farming
in Fayston and returned to Montpelier and
is again in the employ of the Lane manu-
featuring company.
Will, Durfee has leased his farm in
Elmore and returned to the employ of
George NJ Scribner of this village, with
whom he learned his trade.
Mr.. C. B. Goodrich, who studied law
here several years ago and who has been
practicing at West Randolph, has gone to
Syracuse, N. Y, to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. R. Meader have Just
returned from New York with a very ex-
tensive line of millinery goods and adver-
tise their opening for to day.
Vennor predicted that everything would
be pretty we'll advanced by the 18th inst.
Among the things advanced is the price
of nails, which has been raised Is cents
keg,
Charles Caustic, for several years job
printer at the argus and Pltri2t office, has
severed his connection with the same and
gone to Chicago, where he has secured
situation.
Mr.. Oscar B. Ferguson, for so long a
time connected with the hotels of Burling
ton, has accepted position on the staff of
the Palmer House, Chicago, and has left
for that city.
Vennor has resigned his position in the
geological survey of Canada and will open
mining exchange. We hope that he
will give the weather and the public a
rest.
On Wednesday night of last week the
sugar house of Eli Cote of East Montpel-
Ter burned with all its contents. Mr.. Cote
only finished that afternoon storing away
his tubs; loss about 800.
Josie Poland, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ. Poland, was taken sick
with diphtheria Friday and is not expected
to live 1t is not known that there are
now any other severe cases of the disease
in town.
A. D. Farwell has returned from market
with the largest stock of ready made cloth
ing in Washington county, and he says
that he can't be beat" on prices, whole
suits coat, vest and pants from $500 up
wards-give him call.
H. w. Kempton has taken the rooms in
Howe's block vacated by Mrs. True, who,
we understand, is to remove to Mrs. Dr.
Lords house. H. f. Slayton is to move
into the tenement vacated by Kempton, in
Dudley's block.
Pearce WEIGH of Berlin woke up the
other morning to find that during the
night two .year.old eve had given birth
to three lambs and that another eve had
presented him with twins. and best OF
all, of the five lambs four were ewes.
On Friday of last week, Mr.. Fred E.
Smith, received dispatch that his son
Walter, who has been stopping for several
weeks at the Loon Lake house, in the
Adirondacks, was failing very rapidly and
could not survive long. Mr.. Smith left
for there that day.
$4,000 against some S11, 900 last year.
tits pretty evenly divided between real
and pc sonal estate. The real estate
appraisal has little more than doubl ed
while the personal list is between five
and six lines as great.
Fred Scribner has gone to Littleton,
Mass, where he has secured job, and
Henry Yattor who for the past year has
been in the tonsorial establishment of
oghtney Jangraw leaves to-day for Man
chester, N. H.. where he goes into the
employ of his brother, George Yatter.
Mr.. William NJ. Kendall, Jr.. who has
been for four months assistant on the dr.
gus has gone to Rutland, where he is
making arrangements to form a stock
company for the notification of n demo-