Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-11

and five Tuesdays in this month.
Remember the printer wants his pay
even if the amount you owe him is small.
Get your crockery and glassware at
Wehster's--a new line and lower prices
than before.
George L. Batchelder. stone cutter.
for some years in the employ of Sumner
Kimbail, has removed to Concord, N. H.
Some men go fishing to get fish. and
some don't; those that don't generally get
what they go for,
Henry R. Dorr, son of Judge Dorr of
Rutland, and gradu'te of Middlebury,
has been made New England editor of the
Springfield Republican.
Mrs L. D. Gould and Mrs. N. D. Airs
worth, who have occupied the Schroeder
house the past winter, have returned to
their farm on Gould hill.
William F. Drew, the Marshtield burg
lar. was bound up last week in the sum of
5000, for his appearance at the September
term. He was remanded to Jail.
Cornelius j. Murphy, who runs the sa-
loon recently purchased by his brother of
Lewis Wood, has removed from Concord
n. H., into the Bradshaw tenement house
on Berlin side.
0. Curtis Clogston has removed from
the Langdon house on Berlin side into the
new house recently erected by the Mont
peler gas company. Louis Normandin
moves into the house vacated by him.
Pay tho printers bills and see if you
don't feel better The fact that you are
not the only one owing him should be nc
consolation to you and it certainly is not
to him.
On and after Tuesday May 10, the Cen
trial Vermont railroad will run refrigera.
tor cars on the special butter train, or
Tuesday of each week, leaving stations on
the Ogdensburg, Central and Rutland
railroads.
Horace Bancroft, of Barre, has sold hi
trotting horse to NJ. NJ. Cutler, of Mont
peier, for 1926. Bancroft purchased
horse at Underhill that was able to trot ir
$50, paying Sl95, which he sold to T. O.
Bailey for $265
The concert given by the Dartmouth
Glee Club Thursday evening was of tn,
very best. The verdict of the audience t,
that effect was so pronounced that if tn,
club shall make second appearance here
they will be sure of a crowded house.
The hearing on the application for par
don for George Miles, the Barre banl
robber, will take place at Bradford OF
Tuesday, May Nth, Hon. Henry Ballart
appearing for Miles and Hon. w. P. Dill
ingnam and G. H. Pitkin for the state.
A Boston paper says that May is one o
the unlucky months for marriage, ant
another exchange furnishes the informa
ton that the other unlucky months ar,
June, July, August, September, October
November, December, January, February
March and April.
The White river iron company are abou
to start their forge two miles from Bethel
at place called Locust Creek. Thi
forge was built three years ago this pres
ent season, and few tons of iron mad
there when the company failed. The or
will he brought from Pittstield, where it
taken from the crushed rock.
The Essex County Herald says Dr. +
A. Cutting, secretary OF the board of agr
culture, has read and answered 1000 lie
tiers during the past month. The longe
one received by him was one of q page
Seventy.eight were inquiries about ole
margarine and fifty three about silos. II
doctor thinks so sios will be built in We
mont this season.
The fight in congress has not endet
neither has the fight with big prices endt
at Webster's He pays cash and sells
cash, and this is the cause of his very 10
prices. Now don't forget that at his pla
you can find big line of low priced DIRE
goods, hosiery, the Globe kid glove, wa
ranted, prints, cottons and new line
light colored cloakings. Don't forget
stop in and look the goods over, even
if you don't want to buy.
Walter Smith, only son of Mr.. and NJ
Fred f. Smith, died of consumption
the Look Lake House, Merrilsville, NJ
York, Monday morning. The funeral 8,
vices will be held at Christ church Il
afternoon at O'clock
Walter was nineteen years old the d
of his death. He was youth of BRIG
promise and had the love of all who KIN
him. His studies were stopped y,
ago last fall by the beginnings of the
ease which in the end proved fatal.
About thirty ladies of the NJ. f. Chu
met Monday afternoon, at the residence
Mrs Gould, better known as Aunt Rox
to celebrate with her her eightieth Dir
day. very pleasant afternoon was spe
and Mrs. Gould was the recipient of 8
eral little gifts, among which was fin
bound copy of the Testament and Psal
from few of the ladies.
At o'clock the company sat down
bountiful collation. prepared by the lad
The Rev. Mr.. Miller, the new pas
enlivened the company with his &c
presence, and made few appropriate
marks and a prayer, after which the p'
took their leave, all wishing in their he
many happy returns of AUNT Rox,
birthday.
Friday the horse of Bradford Nv,
Berlin, while standing on State str
near the depot, became frightened and
mp the street. The wagon to which
,.y,o IitahoI Nuith tha 10