Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-06

BARRE.-A large amount of maple SUI
gar was sent from here on Monday.
Judge Wood, we are glad to learn,
seems to be on the gain.
Luke Trow is very much ont of health
and his friends feel quite anxious about
him.
Bolster is building large addition to
his store, designed for clothing depart
ment.
The listers are busy in the village, and
people seem to be satisfied as far rs heard
from.
a large quantity of, forks are being
sent from here, destined for Rotterdam,
Holland.
There are but two subjects of converse
ton in town at present-maple sugar and
the new tax law.
Dr. Clarence Putnam brought new
bride into town on Thursday. May they
live long and be happy.
Goddard seminary has commenced its
spring term with the iattering prospect OF
a large number of scholars.
Charles A.. Smith has moved into the
house now owned by Mrs. Perkins, and
formerly by Joseph Perkins.
A few young men who had taken too
much of the "critter made quite row
Saturday evening, Barre is in great need
of " cooler
Col. Carlos Carpenter and wife returned
from Chicago. where they have spent the
winter with their son.in-law, Newton
Camp, Of the firm of Story & Camp.
Wendell P. Stafford gave a lecture in
Town Hall on Friday evening to a very
fair audience; subject" John Browns
place in history" Mr.. Stafford is young
man from St. Johnsbury. but formerly
from Barre We wish we had a score Of
such young men.
CABoT.-Sickness seems to be on the
increase.
DIR Warren is recovering from his
attack of diphtheria.
There are in Cabot from fifty to sixty
widows, and perhaps u dozen widowers.
Julia Damon, daughter of j. H. Damon
is at work as table girl at the American
House, Montpelier, and gives good salts
faction.
Snow is still very deep from here tc
Walden depot in many places, and will
probably average one and one half feet il
depth in the sugar orchards.
A. w. Mears has closed his store anC
the goods have been carried to his brother
in Peacham. j. B. Knights, who had
corner in said store for jewelry business
has left, and the store is now vacant.
Mrs McDaniels (merchant at Lower
CaboO has sold a small part of her good
to Mr.. Shurtlef from Walden, and lef
the rem Under for him to sell on commits.
sion. The business is new to him. TIL
goods left invoice from $500 to $500.
The school teachers of last year ar
getting quite tired out. Five or six out @
the thirteen go into other avocations. The
were most of them among the best teach
ers in town, but circumstances seem t.
call them to other scenes of active life
Our best wishes 90 with them in their ney
calling.
EAST CALAIs.-Mrs. Forbes health il
improving.
Willard Rideout has gone to live wit
his daughter, Mrs. Bemis, at Moscow.
Some of the evaders of taxes think tina
the oath they have to take is a singer.
Victor Templeton and wife are blesse,
with boy, born the first day OF April.
Senator Dwinell is about starting to ap
praise the railroad beds in the state unde
the appointment of the governor, Jone
working on his farm.
CAELsEA.-Robins and ground sparrow
made their appearance March goth.
John Dunbar lost his only COW recently
The people contributed to help him bu
another.
il Is reported that Hyde Cabo. ha