Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-10-12
St. Adams has had no arrests for a fort

Wallace Bruce lsctured at Bellows Falls
Monday, October 10th.
The new depot at West Randolph is
now completed and in use.
H. E Goodell of Mechanicsville has a
silo l4xSO. and IA feet deep.
The Herald and Ne,os of Randolph has
discarded its patent outside.
An apparatus for making de.sicated
apple is to he put in at Isle La Motto.
Castleton poor house furnishes local
papers for its inmates. A good example.
The American House at Brattleboro is
hereafter to be run as strictly temperance
house.
The state house of correction has severn
ty-two tenants, eight of these being
women.
Vermont has one midshipmsn at the
Annapolis naval academy, VIM. B Fetch.
err of St. Adams.
Fhe Green Mountain marble quarry at
West Rutland is being pumped preparato.
~ to being worked.
Ludlow proposes TO have a first class
lecture course nv such talent as Wendell
Phillips, Parsons. etc.
The law firm of Plumlev & Bates,
Mortified, has dissolved. Mr. Pumlev
has been states attorney.
Rev. G, II, Vibhert Of Boston is lectur-
ing and organizing temperance societies in
the western part of the state.
The grandfather of Ralph Waldo Emer-
son was buried at Centre Rutland. The
Concord sage visited there few years ago.
The Williston lister. Fl. s. johnson,
who was indicted BY the grand iurv has
given bail for $500, and is now at liberty
The reading and library rooms of the
Franklin literary club at St. Adams have
been closed for lack of interest and funds.
ExGov. Hiend Hall of Bennington has
heard, at the time they occurred, the an.
nouncements of the deaths of all our pres
idents.
David Read, at onetime treasurer of the
U. V. NJ, and recorder of Burlington,
died recently, at the age of eighty-two
years.
South Wallingford has three persons
whose combined ages are two hundred
and fiftv-fonr years. Their father was a
revolutionary hero.
J Estey & Co will forward together
with their own gifts, anything that may be
left at their office for the benefit of the
Michigan sufferers.
Another prominent man. I. N Cushnen
of Trasburgh, has pissed away. He has
been clerk of the county court judge of
probate and state senator.
Several accidents. in various parts of
the state. have occurred by the throwing
of persons from wagons. Some have been
seriously injured but none killed.
Prices of groceries of nearly all kinds
have risen lately and yet the pay OF the
hands in the Lvndonvile dressing mill has
been reduced from 5 10 to 81 day.
The horses in the western part Of the
state are atfi with adisease resembling
pink eye IL completely disables them
for time and seems to be very painful.
Excursions to New York and Boston
are now the order, nearly all the roads
giving greatly reduced rates. The me-
chanics' fair draws thousands to Boston.
The Rutland Herald and Globe has an
editorial in which it speaks very sarcasti
caly of the civil service reform ideas Of
George w. Curtis, Dorman c. Eaton g.
Co.
The Free Press accuses the St. Adams
Messenger of and the Messenger denies
stealing through telegraph dispatches and
then printing them as specials to that
paper.
The Windham county court closes this
week. The case of Alexander Stewart
against the A. T. Stewart estate has been
again put off on the application of Judge
Hilton.
Prof. Joslyn, of the commercial depart
ment of the Troy Conference Academy at
Poultnev. died inst sfer commencing this
years work thero He was greatly
missed.
One of the boilers in B. s. Nichols
machine shop at, Burlington exploded =,
short time since. completely demolisbino
a two story building. No one was serious
| ly injured.
The Trojan debating society has been
organized at North Troy. II is hoped
ttev will have the valor in debate and the
virtue Of intention supposed TO he possess
ed by the citizens of ancient Troy.
The new Rutland opera house was h
have been opened last Monday. This i.
one Of the finest buildings of that enter
prising town. In this connection we learr
that Ludlow is TO have an opera hous,
with all modern accessories.
S. NJ. Dorr has written long letter Il
the Herald and Globe advocating the i'm
mediate writing history of Rutland ant
proposes Mr.. Henry Hall as the man t.
prepare. and the Messrs. futile as tn
firm to publish the work This project ha
received warm approval from severa
sources and bids fair to be carried out.
, READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT.