Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-21

~ net iA1net IN law and OthF
friends. } hey purpose To spend the s4a.o
with J. PL Atwood.
The epOrter of the Boston .E,araa
Mr.. Fo' ibes, was present at the eount
convention last week and renorteS N
doinga Of the convention.
Ina cornet band and base hall cl,b ,xer
to 81 cafOrd last Saturday.
The suit of P. L. Sargent against Sam
uel Crafts, both of this town. was tried h
The county court last week. The plaintiff
brought the suit to recover damage for NJ
alleged bite by the defendants dog Will,
he was entering his house on the ID da,
Of March, 1880. The defendant claimed
that bis dog was not in the room at the
Tina the plaintiff entered and that tn,
wound on his right hand was caused BY
MS falling on the ice and striking hi.
hand on the point of nail In an old board
Yer dict for the plaintiff to recover sIOC
damage. Hehard and Austin for plaintiff
and Heath and Stow for defendant.
Mrs Jones, living on south Main street
is seriously ill. apparently unto death
Chs. rles Jones, her son. of Bradford. was
summoned by telegram last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, Il. E. Cummings of
Bradford are spending their vacation with
Mrs Cummings father. A. II. Powers
E,q.
William T. Laird of this town was
admitted to Orange county bar on FRIDAY
the first week of court.
At caucus, held at the hotel. June II.
Hon L G. Hlnckley, Eddy Tracy, circuit
htxby and DR.. S. N. Goss were elects /
1s.qg<tes to The republican state conven.
'3ioh1ol be held at Montpelier June q.
> fhe greatest thunder storm of the yea.
1o4 passed over this town June 10.
WEST FAIRLEs.-Much has been said
by those who love their country and who
labor for the best interests of its inhsb.
ants,-but owing to the lateness of the
season in which the project was brought
before the public little was accomplished
regarding what our laws say respecting
the taking Of certain fish from any yaters
in the state. Some of the little handful
of demagogues with which We are bless
ed. ~ who we're not largely represented
from this section in the assembly which
framed these laws, and VINO have nothing
to do-neither do they know how to 10 it.
have shamefully disgraced themselves by
til cir bowling. These laws were framed
by our best men, whose brains are not apt
TO De so nuddled by the Incorporate use
Of ram and tobacco that their place is in
the grog shop or loaing on the corner,
Dragging of how they have scarf" the
law We say, as we have laws, lie. them
h. enforced. Now if any of these able
hedied beggars really think they have
frightened away one by the superluous
i Se of their conversational organs we be-
of them to wait little longer-perhaps
I'LL next season.
EAST MONTPELIER. Mrs. Il. Z. Sever
lanes y in town visiting relatives.
ss Z. N. Morse is painting his house
atl1 Assoon to put on blinds, which will
Z psash improve its appearance.
Mas Hattie Goodwin is teaching music
I Mq organ and piano, having scholar,
n MRrshfeld. Plainfeld and in town.
d2ers Nathaniel Davis has returned
sssAnangain. after visit of ten weeks
her relatives in Lowell and Barton
e2pg much improved in health.
mo II. Martin is milking ,hirty-three
|fsrsA He uses one of Moseley s. Stod
tisds churns, manufactured at Poultney
fkj- size, No. 8, run by a one-hor.e
xsSer made at St. Adams with their
'lp4l4fht selfregulating speed attached,
'wqieh enables him to go about his work
s4na leave his horse to churn alone. Our
ssosresponder was there and saw him
aa1afn ninety pounds Of butter in thirty.
I'VE minutes.
NoRTHFrELD. -Commenoemen at Lewis
College passed off pleasantly. Many peo.
Pile from abroad came to town to witness
the exercises. The degree of B. S. was
conferred upon Cadets Robert Taft Hobbs
and Malverd Asijsh Hobbs. Honorary
degrees were COME. red upon c. L. Hath.
away. Phi. D.; S. H. Greer, DID,; p. S.
Bradford, Ph. D. The president. recep-
ton Thursday evening was enjoyed BY all
present. John P. Davis, Il Carpenter
and Col. F. V. Randall have been elected
trustees.
Charles II. Perkins had bis cheek bone
broken Friday. His horse fell ON him.
Joel Winch died Sunday morning, aged
as years. he was constable many years
He was Knight Templar and was the
second master in the Masonic lodge here
his father Rev. Joel Winch, being the
FIRST He vas prominent NJ ethodist snt
is the last one of the three, $. A. Richards
Joseph Gould and Joel Winch, who .c
literally contributed to tho church 70,
many years.
Tuesday anernoon,Frank Plumley and
l. ?. Booth were elected directors of the
graded school.
RocHEsrER.--One day last week year.
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