Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-14

Ell T. Marsh, formerly of this town, bu
now residing in Colorado. is in town on
visit.
We notice that Will Herrick is agai
back at hi, desk, as book keeper for E w
Bailey II Co.
Orrin Cummins of East Montpelier i
now residing with his son, A. o. Cum
Minis, on Seminary Hill.
Neil Burgess appears as Widow Be
dot" at Capital Hall Thursday evening
and has a good company with him.
William Eagan. stone cutter, has left
Kimbll'S granite works and gone to Wa
terhuy in the employ of Fred Stone.
The attention of our readers is called tC
the card of DR.. Chase in another column
The book is one that live agents would d,
well wi h.
The Johnson normal school has opened
well, with students representing ten couu
ties of whom more than half have taught
already,
A. d. Farwell has just returned from
Boston wilma large stock of clothing, hats,
caps and furnishing goods. Call and ex-
anime goods and prices.
Mr.. S S. Towner of Berlin, who recently
purchased of NJ. n Wheelock the Deacon
Wdd place, has built large silo, and pro
poses filing il next week.
On account of the removal of H. X.
Frld Mr.. A. W Ferrin has been appoint
edaLcnt of the New England mutual lie
insurance company tor this place
H. K Field, Esq expects to take his
departure for the west next Saturday, pay
i'm Brluleboro visit of few days, and
then going with his family to San Fran
cisco
Henry &. Barnes, son of Henry Barnes
of Waveiand Iowa, who has been stopping
in town for nearly two years past, leaves
next Monday for Ann Arbor, Mich, where
he is to enter college.
The Central Vermont have offered one
Of the very cheapest excursions yet in their
: rate from Burlington to New York city,
Ilckels good to 90 the 10th and 10Th and
to return to September Both
j. 5. Wheelock, on Dog River, Berlin,
ha, purchased and will soon put in opera,
ton one of the largest and best cider mills
in the state. 1t has a capacity Of seventy
to eighty barrels per day and is run by his
mil power
William c. Quimby, tinsmith, for two
wear, past working in St. Johnsbury, but
formerly in the employ of George NJ
S,rbnrr has returned to the capital and
is now in the employ of the Blanchard
Blohrrs.
On Tuesday the owners of the land in
tine rear Of the brick blocks on State and
South Main streets gave orders to the
police TO clear the jockeys from of their
land which was promptly done, much to
the chl- rim of the jockeys and crowd,
VEWoNr SrIRITUALIsTs.-The thr-
teen annual convention of the Vermont
sAc spiritual association was held at
Randolph last week, with large attend
ance, The association has membership
Of more than seven hundred-a gain of
nearly one hundred over last year.
the hearing before the masters in the
c,,eof Jane, r. Llngdon ct al vs.. the
Vermont ~ Canada railroad ct al was con-
cuird Funty. The masters ordered all
request, Tor findings to be presented before
the li.,L OF October and expect to be ready
to fine their report before the January term
Of court,
A stalk Of southern corn fifteen feet tall
was ,uown in front of Babcock g. Cuuer's
dug store last week by j. S. Wheelock
Of B.nn, who also has at the state fair
one thNdlt not stop growing till it was
twenty feet nigh. These are but samples
of the com with which he commences next
week to li.i AN eighty ton silo which he has
built the past season.
The revised laws are on sale at the
bookstores ID - GOA copy. They contain
Inco orted the revised laws the public
acis oil the session of 1880. The volume
contain, lG9 pages, making book less
IN size than the general statutes. 1t is
well prln ed mi m likes Il handsome book.
Inc aim in editing it has evidently been
10 make handy working tool for those
who want to know what the statute law
is.
RAGINENrAL REUNIONS. The regiment
a.rea"on Of the Eighth Vermont will be
neat at Village Hall, Montpelier on
Thursday.
The Seventh Vermont will hold a re-
union at Rutland next year, in August.
Colonel William g. Holbrook is president
Oh The mg mjMtion, and Capt. R. B.
>eTo' Of Burlington one of the vice pres.
dents.
Farmers who have used Paris green and
nave allowed weeds and grass to grow
"hFe it has been used will do well to
pro" the ground. Instances are known
"''er" horses and cattle that have been
'"o'eI tornn in the potato patch have
@en injured by Paris green. 1t loses
"u'o Of its poisonous effect by mixture
with the >oH.
NORTHERN LIGHTS Monday evening
ABOUT ocIocka very brilliant and unusual
u'P.'y Of northern lights occurred. The
"e'mer' from the north, such as usually
''m inc whole Of the auroral display
were very Itint, and would have them.
3'Fe' have attracted but little attention.
Du 'hey carried before them band
!" "0'J''h, changing light that spanned
,'' heavens from east to west and was at