Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

or thd paper.
Go to Orrin Daley's to get your best
winter apples.
Mr.. Isaac A. Lathrop OF Montpelier is
dangerously sick with pneumonis at West
Randolph.
Frank NJ. Thayer has purchased of tn"
r H. Whittier estate one of the houses on
the street leading south from upper Main
street:
Miss Julia Hrughion, teacher of Nos 8
and of the Unon scnOol being sizes.
Hrrman G. HDpklns Is now in charge 81
her room.
The sociable az the church Of he Me-
slab men ionnd las week, is p stpon, Il
unit F. idlv If this week on account ~
other attractions.
During The heavy wind of last Tuesday
afternoon he TN extension on The chin.
ney Of the Balou luildlng was blown ii
and into the branch.
Charles 0 Davis, who resides on Ridge
street, lost four wear son of diptheria last
Friday and has another child very low
with the same disease.
W. II. Wakefield and Seth Jones are to
open this week fish market in the base
ment of the Union block recently vacated
n.l,
About midnight Sunday night Officer
Ordway discovered dry goods box or
fire in the rear of the Union block, having
caught from ashes deposited in it.
The fall examination of those proposing
to teach in he public schools OF Mont
pelier will take place on Saturday next, at
room No. 8, Union school building, al
$50 A. NJ,
The Fiske University Jubilee Singers
give concert at Capital Hall this evening
The troupe has been over \ good bit of the
world since they were last here. They
are easily 1.-The best"
Mr.. Martin Kellogg, brother in law @
Erastus Hubbard, was severely injured b,
the fall of an elevator in New York las
week. His leg was broken and his spin'
injured Fears are entertained that he ma,
not recover.
The police station is soon to be removed
to the room in the basement of the Ole
post Office block now occupied by Juan
DeCollaines, who is to remove his barbe
shop into rooms on the first door in the
same block.
Mrs. Emeline Meaker was brough
from the house of correction in RUTLAND
to Montpelier Jail yesterday. Thursda
morning the hearing in the supreme cour
will be had on the exceptions taken by he
counsel in the coutr below.
On Saturday evening, November 18th
members of Post Brooks, G. A. r., to tn
number of eighteen, visited the post a
Worcester. where a camp fire was held i
the church vestry, followed by an oyste
supper The boys" report having
Jolly good time.
On Friday last Mr.. A B. Tanner o
West Randolph --familiarlv known II
Burn, "-formery of this town met wit
severe accident. ditch caving in o
him, and in addition to the Injuries It
ceived, he has had IN attack of pneumoni
which it is feared will terminate fatally.
Last Saturday nigh the police mac
three arr rests Charles Talsey, Fri S Gu
nison and Ell Sullivan. On NJ Jnda
Justice P. H. InkDey inei r.sev Al
Gunnison five dollars and COSTS apiece f
intoxication md Sullivan the same amoIr
for disturbing mo peace. Upon tde p y
mpnt OF their fne- they We're discharge
No available disclosures We're nude.
Monday. ,hn P. Howard of Burlingtt
made the Home for. destitute children
magnificent gift, it being no less than
deed of the II Iwud Opera House with Il
erty decided represents an annual income
nearly five thousand dDlars. If Mr.. Ho'
ard keeps on ne will make the terri
Howard, the phanthropst,' an ambg
Gus one.
Hon. Jacob Kimball Parish of We
Randolph, died at his home the morning
November 10th. He was born in Randol
September 10, 1898, his parents hsvil
moved from Connecticut five years befo
to that part of Randolph long known
Connecticut corner Judge Parrish h
for quarter of II century or more lived
the Center village in the house former
occupied by Hon I. +. Redfeld, and befc
his time, by Hon. Dudley Chase. Jud
Parish represented Randolph in the g
eral assembly about 1925 and 1926; W
for some years Judge of probate and "
postmaster during the Lincoln administ
ton. He retained remarkably in
advanced age his interest in and kno
edge of public affairs. The funeral ,
Sunday, Rev. l. H Randall and R
Homer White officiating. Of the la
family of children we believe seven
living, only one however, in Vermont
none of the others nearer than Visions
Mrs. Parish survives her husband.
RERIIN.-Tbe school in district No
taught by Grace l.. Andrews, has