Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-11-29


pas las h'cn apparently all light.
Ih' n'T de walk from Town S Hotel
across To- Amidon's store is c,role,ed
and - credit TO the city" fathers NJ all
WI. acknowledge who h I'VE hal occ,-
e'"n to 90 across the square in muddy
days. We now have i good walk hom
the depot to he above mentioned store.
CHrLsEA.-Frsuk Robbins of Lowell.
Mas returned To this town last week.
Tie stage for Washington and Barre
now leaves Chelsea q. $ 0 'clo.k An.
BERTHE Allen cal Frel ulmplrey have
gone to the we 10 sael th.r forum =.
G. T. C)cvin ;ook IA an sen. to market
last weeN nglrlT lij,aal toa3 of poultry.
Carlton Slack of the east hill has hire 1
the ID. II. b Allea FIR an moved on to
it.
A. f. Mercy mas sold the Mercy urn,
80 called, to his sep father, Henry l..
Clark.
Grace Vincent has returned to Slmer.
vile, Mass, TO work in the Mclean
asylum
DIR. 5. N, Co.'S, with his wife and
daughter has gone on visiting excursion
to New Hampshire and Massachusetts,
Chester Bixby is very i'll with erysipelas
in one hand. 1t is said that he must lose
a Fart Of the hand if not the whole Of it..
The citja'ns residing on Post Ofioe
avenue have laid down a very nice plank
walk from Main street to the residence of
Rev. Mr. Hcrrick.
1t is said that the Wesl Flirlee stage
driver received L e)lI bath one dirk night
recently by driving OF the bunk into the
brook near L. Fuller's.
G. l.. Hayward has moved to the east
hill on to the farm that belonged to the
estate of the late Mrs. II. B. Paul, he
having bought the farm.
L H. Ward was qlite badly injure by
falling from building on to the frozen
ground, caused by the staging giving
away which he hal erected for shingling
the building
Mr.. William Peters, aged 70 years, and
Mrs. Mary J. f. Tapin, aged CT years,
were married November 2lst. On the
evening of the 23l the cornet band gave
the youthful couple serenade.
The selectmen hlve clllel town
meeting, on December 9TH, to see if the
town will order the purchase of new
town clock. The old one has been running
some fiji years and is Worn gu. with use.
j. NJ. Slack, a long time resident of this
town, returned from Waltham, Mass, last
week with a new y married bride and put
up at Whitney's hotel. Ga the evening of
the 23l instant the band treated them to a
serenade.
NORTH MoNTPELIER.--Mis Hattie
Goodwin has gone to Boston TO take les
sons in music.
U.H. Martin has raised 7O0 bushels ears
of corn and 900bushels of oats this season ;
and A. j. HOLSTER LOCO bushels ears of
corn. What two farmers in one neigh.
borhood have done betterD
Rev. Eli Btllou has gone to Bethel to
spend Thanksgiving with his family.
IL. II. Martin sold a shorthorn thor
ouehbred fourteen months old bull to
Albert Dodge of Morrisvile for 500.
PLAINFIEID.-Rev. Merritt Huburd
Iect ured in lecture course ut Plainiieid
last Friday evening to Il large
audience gathered in the NJ. f. church.
The lecture. "Talk about Talk and Talk.
ers," gave excellent satisfaction 1t was
scholarly and instructive as we'll rs very
amusing in its witty and unique illustra.
ton and representations of character.
The next lecture of the course will be
given by Rev. Cyrus Hamln, d, d. , of
Middlebury. He was formerly president
of Roberts college, Constantinople, and
will lecture UPON Egypt, Ancient and Mod
ern, with special reference to recent east
eru troubles.
PUTNAMsVILLE.-Miss Lucia A. Finn OF
Massachusetts is visiting at the village
G.. NJ. Whitney found one of his year
lings dead in the pasture last week.
Preparations are being made to build a
new bridge across the branch at this place.
ST. JOHNsBURY The academy closed
on Tuesday for Thanksgiving and begins
again next Tuesday.
The first lecture in our course of enter
tainment this winter was by D1nenhower
of Arctic fame, and was good lecture.
The New England Convention of
Christian Workers meet December 7lh,
oth, Q h and 10th at this place and it will
pay all to come who can. A good many
are expected from west of New Eng land
md an interesting meeting may be ex-
pected. The Y. NJ. G. A. are making all
possible preparation to furnish free enter
| talnmcnt.
The senior exhibition ut the academy
on Monday evening last was successful
one. Music was furnished by Baislell's
orchestra of Connord, N. II.
The war drama entitled THE Union
Sergeant, or, The Battle of Gettysburg"
will be played Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week at Music
Hall by the g. A. r. post of this place
with some assistance from friends.
The Y. NJ. c. A. of this place will be
the leading one of the state in short time
if things turn out as favorably as they
have Tor few weeks past At union
meeting II week ago last Sunday they
raised $l16 in cash to pay for what they
are in debt on this years work and also
secured pledges to the amount of $500
10 pay the running expenses of 1885, In
addition to this Prof. Henry Fairbank
has offered to give them the situation they