Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-06-01

Have you bought YOUR newest New
Testament
Cold and wet, stormy and wet and
frosty is Nennor's prophecy for June.
v.T Bailey who has been stopping
), Cmc.- some time starts for home
TODAY
urviiic Dewey has purchased OF John
Hariigau his Job team and trucking bust
ness.
Mr.. Horace Fales is about the house
again. after a two weeks attack OF pneu-
monH.
Spring chickens are ripe, and have
found their way into market in good
quantities.
Doors and windows left open for the
sake Of the cool air is q great convenience
to sneak thieves
on Monday Frank Whitcomb. while
PLAYING base ball on Seminary Hill,
wrenched ms nip badly.
William Standish Of Springfield. Mass,
native Of this town, and father OF VIM.
O. Standsh is making him visit
" Hen Whitcomb and companion
secured quite a string of trou, from
brook up Marshfeld wa" the other
day
The two ladies' who lost tn cir shawls on
their way to Williamstown would doubt
Jos bo pleased 10 suitably reward the
finder
joins W Smith of Berlin street. showed
DIS last evening q couple monster turtles,
on, Of which weighed nearly twenty
pounds
MIR. Conant, As will be seen by the
advertisement in another column, takes
charge Of the Norma school at johnson
q, the beginning OF the next schooI year
A clergyman in Island Pond recently
married two couples who mad walked 10
miles to be married and who at once start
ed, on fool, for & wedding tour of So miles
4 You've WoMAN's SUICIDE.-Lodessa
Howard Of FAIR Haven.a respectable lady,
about 80 years of age committed suicide
Friday night, nv taken fifteen grains Of
suphate OF morphine
Ed Thompson. who has been with
Z W Bailey d Co. in Chicago some
months returned 10 Montpelier on Tues.
dav. and is to 90 again into the employ Of
the Central Vermont railroad as general
ticket agent
On Tuesday afternoon Of last week as
Henry McCloud Of Calais was on his way
Montpelier, when coming down Clay
l. his horse stumbled. and then run,
throwing McCloud out, overturning the
wagon. breaking the forward axle, both
shafts and the dash board but iniuring no
one
bemember the benefit 10 Miss Celia A.
Chener at Capital Hall Friday evening.
ta- Miss Cheney will be assisted bv
taa best of our local talent. and all who
attend will be richly repaid Miss Cheney
ma always responded cheerfuliv to anv
demand Of the public on her. and it is
hoped that they will in turn as cheerfulv
attest their appreciation Of her merits
The parade and exercises Oh Decoration
dav We're a grand success in every partic
MAR so Is there an eqlal success in low
prices for parasoI, fans light cioaking,
and sacking,, dress goods and trimmings
@. "a klnd- and prices, buttons, hosiery
gloves the Globe kid glove, warranted.
ing line Of corsets and full line OF all
KINDS o. dry goods at Webster's. Now
don TAIL to call there
quite a number Of the Montpelier bows
improved Monday by going fishing in
Berlin pond, and the h,h not biting plent,-
fully one of the party went to the bottom
Of the pond to see il the trouble Law alto
gelner with the hooks, or whether there
wa, a scarcity OF fish but reported every.
thing right for catch but not pulling
DO the FISH fast enough he made another
voyage to the bottom, and on coming to
tne surface concluded that butterfvs
strong hold was not in cold water, and the
next voyage to the bottom was performed
nv another Of the boat load The amount
Of nsh caught was not reported
An educational meeting will be held at
Montpelier. commencing or Friday even
ING, June 10, and lasting through the next
day The meeting will probably be held
az Capita Hal. State Superintendent
Dlrtt and other prominent educators will
b present
The M q W L r. and Vermont Cen
tral railroad viii grant free return checks
to parties paying fulI fare one wav over
their respective roads
A county association Of superinten dents
ard teachers will be formed on SATURDAY..
The death Of Mrs. Julia Clarke whose
heallh mas been gradually failing for many
months. occurred Al $3.50 o'clock this
morning
Mrs. Clarke was the eldest daughter of
Nathan Jewett, Esq, and sister Of Col. L.
J Jewet. She is better known to our
older residents as the widow of Chester
Hubbard and m other Of the late Timothy
.. Hubbard
Mrs Clarke was greatly esteemed, and
will be long remembered for her many
eHceIlcnces Of character Her age was
nearly eighty seven years. Funeral at
her late residence Thursday afternoon at
% clock
TEMPERANCE MEETING AT TRINITY
CHURCH.-Tnere was good company pres
en- and good inleres. manifest Mr.. John
Uiough president Of the Good Templar's