Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14

~ alAAug IuAt she nad poisoned him sinh
'tryennine. She had labored under me
idea that be VAS being poisoned for soma
time. and in order to make sure. a. sbe
now says, Of an examination. she aecusad
herself Of the crime. out the manner NJ
bis death. and the autopsy fully disproved
ner story, which vas probably only he
working OF IN unarranged mind. " She
Ike Guiteau claims partnership with the
Deity. and is anunsafe person in the com.
munty.
Drs. Hunt. Harris and Lance held
post mOrtem, on the remains Of Ira
Carr OF Calais asst week Thursday. The
AUTOPSY revealed a diseased condition Of
the left side Of the heart. somuch so that a
quantity OF blood had oozed through it and
formed large ciot on the outside OF it,.
within the heart case. This wing on the
heart. weakened by disease. vas the cause
OF Immediate death. The surrounding
parts we're highly indamed and about
three plnts Of watery fluid was about the
heart The autopsy fully sustained the
diagnosis Of DR. Hunt VINO mas attended
Mr.. Carr during mis- asst Illness. Mr.. Carr
was a hard working man nearly sixty
years old. anu caves 4 widow IN feeble
health.
East CALAIS.-A. Dwinell gets along
very slowly With his cut ankle.
L. BemIs expects 70 start for Norris
vile next Wednesday,, to COOK for lumber
men.
The person VINO exchanged turkeys with
W. G. PECK. leaving a eross-bill. IS re-.
quested to call and paw the difference.
Mr.. c. E. Lewis, while piling logs for
wood pile. got caught under one. nearly
breaking MS legs, and causing MS contne
ment tor ssme time
Mrs. Royal Cunningham vas buried IN
the +th instant. leaving three small emil
dreu. Enich Widow Guernsey IS ttking
charge OF for the present.
W. e. Laird, feeling rather Respondent
after losing part OF mis- new mill dam. the
neighbors chipped in ABOUT sixty dollars
n money and laoor. wnicn has set him all
right again. amt SIavton IS putting back a
basement 10 MS saop. anu NeIso Gray IS
remodeiing mis- dam.
CHELSEA p. NJ. Hunt mas recently
shipped fJurteen tons of wool from This
place to market.
William Carpenter IS teaching the lis
triet scnoot Bcookueld. where he taught
a hign school asst fall.
Orange o0uu-v Ill s now empty, ne
occupants having been released On pail OF
otherwise discharged.
+ son c rpsn.or 1as g7ue to s.. Johns-
bury, having obtained \ situation n The
Fairbanks Company scale works.
Benson San0or1 recently killed log
that weighed 476 pounds, and j.. Luce
zuIei one that weighed 625 pounds.
The shortest US OF ne year are rom
December 18Th 10 the 23i. inclusive, ne
engtn oeing elgnt hours ana ifty-oue
minutes.
/ George " Cleaveand aas eased ais
farm lonls son. Freddie, and will devote
his time 70 ais livery stable and stage
/ business.
Y. q. Preston has sold ais Erastu,
Young place. so called. situated On the
county road % STAFFORD. 10 Austin E
Ward for 5000,
/ The blind musicians. !. J. Hilton and
". +. Clarke. gave vocal and rnsJru.
mental concert at the Hotel hail on Friday
evening, December 9th.
Ion. Y. ". Clarke of this place vas
one OF me auditors VINO recently gave Q.
hearing AT Bradford OF ne case Of r. R.
+ Aldricn against :. H. Howe.
The mali time on the Washington route
mas been changed. 50 that the stage leave:
/ Chelsea q he evening Of every lay
instead OF early N the morning.
The Joplc OF iiscu ssiOn 1t ne 7illag,
/ yceum On Saturday evening. DecemDe
10Th. vas That the .aoorIng classes o
the nation nave Just cause tor complaint.
Il IS reported that the Goddard mine IN
Corinth has smut down. owing 10 the
scarcity of copper ore throwing = large
number Of yorKmen out OF employment.
The farm recently occupied by Freeman
Ward. and belonging TO the estate Of M
I4te Elhu HYDE, vas sold 1t auction Or
the 18TH of December. rogether with the
STOCK and produce On the larm.
We we're mlsiuformed last week.
vas an old lady BY the name OF Hood, anC
not Mrs. smith, nat nad eft The lowI
farm and gone to Massachusetts 10 live
She obtained pension Of $50 per year
and back paw to the amount OF $500,
PUTNAMsVILLE jacob Putnam ha'
three snoJes die last week
, Oscar W Burnnam cut his foot quit
bad last week.
George Brown wanted % know now
cold the water vas so ne slipped OF the
boom into ,he water up around his necA
last week but thinks ne will wait unit
July before ne Jrys it again.
WoRCEsrEE.-Fhe meetings at the II.
E. CHURCH. are still in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ellis we're pre-
sented With a daughter IN me I'm o
= December.
A. N A Kelley team was on its Wal
to Montpelier ASS week With 3 load o
wood the wheel dropped into frozen ru
/ with sucn force nat MS wagon tongue va:
3 jroken out.
Al the last regular meeting OF Post Hal
tue following officers were chosen: B
Nurse. commander; J. W Brown. senio
vice commander; II P Daring. junior vic
commander; NJ. P Kent. chaplain; J. =
Keltou. quarter M ssGer; &. Watlings, .
D.; !. ii. Wilson, c. e.; Leroy Goodell
is. NC. Il. Stone. o VI. J.: Kneelaut