Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-23

other comforts,-all amounting in value to
thirty dollars.
MoRETowN.-Village school commences
November 2sth-taught by Mr.. Batchelder
and Miss Thompson.
There is to be a singing school at the
Town Hall of twenty or more lessons
taught by E. R. Ober of Waterbury. The
school commenced Monday night with
sixty present.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
held concert service. November 9th.
The exercises consisted of singing, dia-
logues, readings and recitations large
proportion of the young people taking
part in the service. Moretown has a good
class Of young people.
ST. JoHNsBURY Union services for
thanksgiving day will be held in the
North church.
The sociable at Leon Gaskell's Thurs
day evening. was pleasant time for old
and young.
A meeting was held Monday evening
for the purpose of forming Good Tenn
plars lodge here.
Tie academy scholars have a vacation
this week, from Tuesday till the next
Monday, to attend Thanksgiving.
The second lecture in the course by
Judge Tourgee came off Friday evening.
His subject was. " How to boss the boss,
es," and his lecture good one, The as
ISOLATION have cleared about $3.50, thus
far.
The third entertainment of the course is
ny the celebrated Park musical family,
with Miss Jessie Couthoui, fine elocu-
tionest. We may expect line pro-
gramme.
Rev. E, S. Locke's sermon Sunday, was
from the subject: " Does the soul have q
state of probation after DEATH" and from
which he preached good sermon. Mr.
Locke has been afflicted with lame
leg for a few days.
MISUNDERSTANDING service
} is to be held at the Congregational church
at the usual time of Sabbath service in thu
forenoon.
l There is not much sickness in town a
: present. Miss Ruhamah Erskine and Sati
ra Martin are getting better it is hoped.
n;nlyos,,,., =. tbo -
her brother in-law at Waits River, sicl
D with diphtheria. and it Is feared sh 9 viii
/ have to give up teaching the school sh
s had engaged for the winter in this town
Y much to the regret of all.
Henry Boutwell, who has been sick 8,
| long and suffered so much with dropsy
$ was buried Saturday, Mrs. Stetson o
| Topsham preached the funeral sermon
# She has been laboring with the Baptis
q people in the east part of the town for {
O few weeks. There has been some revivs
V interest there.
e Bro. G. L. Wells is still holding socia
o service Sunday afternoons at his churc
}. in the place of preaching. He is workin
II hard to awaken the spiritual interest {
9 the church, and though all like his preach
j. ing much, still they are trying to hel
u him in his plan of work. May God crow
, his efforts with success in tho salvation {
l. souls.
Egburt Martin has returned from S
, Louis, Mo. after an absence of foul years
bringing with him a wife. The friends ar
=, happy to meet and greet them, and I
. wish them prosperity and long and hal
pv life. 1t is hoped their stay may not
=, short in this place. Frank Martin is all
" at home on a vacation form school
" Worcester, Mass. so the family is aga
united, and happy Thanksgiving wi
>, they enjoy this year.
SOUTH WooDBURY.-Danel Minard
al prosra by the eruption of blood We
y; sci.
l., J. Benjamin has bought the Hea
Id farm and will move on the same soon.
s. Charles Foster has moved from d
Heath house to that owned by Mrs. Tow