Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

Joel Foster, Jr.. has returned from his
western trip.
The lower deck Of the roof of the Epis-
copal church is being retinned.
An unusually large number of cases OF
typhoid fever are reported in town and
vicinity.
For dress trimmings, laces, fringes,
gimps. cords and tassels, ribbons, etc., go
to Webster's.
A new lot of satchels baskets, lamps.
vases, china and glassware cheaper than
ever at Webster's,
Next Sunday afternoon Mr.. Wright of
Montpelier is to preach in the church at
Middlesex Center at 2:l5.
There was one arrest Friday night and
two arrests Saturday night for intoxication
The men arrested disclosed and were
fined.
Medad Wright has got no more trace Of
his team stolen from the fair ground and
offers $50 reward for the recovery of the
same.
Irish & Sparrow are soon to erect a
large barn, 70x90 feet, on the river wall
in rear of the Union house. F. H. Barnes
has the job.
A sermon suggested by the completion
of the twelfth year of Mr.. Wright's pastor
ate is to be preached in the Church of the
Messiah next Sunday morning.
John Gravin has bought the A. J.
Burnham house on Court street which he
has occupied for the past ten years, paying
one thousand five hundred dollars.
Governor Farnham attended the funeral
of President Garfield at Cleveland Mon
day. Adutant General T. S. Peck and
Coils. Ely Goddard and Scott of his staff
accompanied him.
You will find the Globe kid, also the
Parisienne lacing kid glove, warranted, at
Webster's; and have you seen those silk
mittens made from Florence knitting silk
also used for edges.
When you want velvets, velveteens
dress goods in all grades and prices, anG
last ST all, cottons, prints and cassimeres
ETC., etc., why, you will find them all, and
more too, at Webster's.
The Central Vermont and the Mont
pelier & Wells River railroads advertise
excursion tickets to Boston and return for
S.. Good to go the balance of this week
and to return till October 9th
A pubic temperance meeting will be
held nj Bethany church chapel, next Sun
day at o clock p. NJ, under the auspice
of Capital Lodge of l. o. G. T., and the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Peter G. Dewey, for many years in the
employ of G. H. Cross & Son, has opened
a grocery and provision store in the place
formerly occupied as a fish market in
Camps block, at the corner of Elm ant
Court streets.
Rev. John Gregory of Northfield died
of apoplexy in that village on Monday u,
the age of seventy-one years. He was ,
man widely known throughout the state
but of late years has been in comparative
" feeble health
The Corinne Merrie Makers gave tn,
Mascot and the Magic Slipper in Capita
Hall two even ngs this week. The little
prima donna of the company charmed al
who heard her and the company is through
ont Il good one.
1t is the earnest desire and request tina
all bundles and articles destined for tn
suffering of Michigan be sent to the stor
of H. C. Webster by Thursday nigh, Sep
TENDER goth, as we wish to ship Friday.
possible.
By ORDER OF COMM TEE
A Although the sun has been now six day
south of the equator no storm rising to tn
dignity of the equinoctial gale has vsite
these parts 1t will hardly do, however
to assume that we are not to have a
eduinoctial storm and the weatherwise sa
the longer the delay the severer the storm
Work on the Barre branch of the Centr;
Vermont railroad is progressing rapid.
the trestle work at Sabin's being con
pleted, and the treste up part way aero.
the Wheelock meadow beyond. The roa
bed beyond has been prepared ready
lay the ties nearly TO where it crosse