Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-11-22

Il o " 81" tu'm IN So good a
work.
OSgood and Barker have contracted 10
'uild another large paper machine for
ne Russell paper company to 90 to Maine.
The spirit Of the Lord, together with
he half hour service of song, fills the
chapel of tho NJ. L. church, Sunday even.
ngs' and the people are "believingn for
tue salvation Of precious souls. Some are
coming still there's more to follow; of this
| Sro. Hustin is confident.
| CALAIs.-Jera Slayton died November
9TH, at the age of nearly 70 years. lie
| vas born, spent his whole life and died
m the same lot of land. His wifu died in
lay, 1877. Three of their i've children
are yet living; Walter F., Mrs. John
Coffrin and Mrs. John L. Haskell, all of
| Calais.
CHELsEA.-November goth, sharp win ol.
weather; thermometer but little above
| zero.
Mr.. Peters lost one of his livery ,t,b
| norses last wee k
Freeman base of Boston. Mass. was
IN town last week on visit to is aged
mother.
Rev. f L ILerrick exch tngel pulpits
November 18th with Rev. Mr.. Peters OF
West Randolph
Mrs. Julictte Henderson of Maynard
Mass. has recently visitei her sister IN
other friends in this town.
Emily Norris and Etlio Hood went t.
Somerville, Mass, November Is h to
work in the Mclean asylum.
The ladies of the Congregation Il church
served baked bean supper at their
church vestry on Wodlesd,y evening, the
l 18th instant.
The woman's Christian temperance
| union held tea meeting At Ms A. W
Whitney's parlor on Thursday evening,
November, 23d.
Mrs. Orville Bixby his removed from
the west hill into the tenoment in Z. D.
Barnes house that was vacated recently
1 by DR.. A. B. Smith.
The town was clnvA353t last week by
OK buyers who b)u 5ht soy 3rll yoka of the
largest oxen and took them out of the
town for numbering purposes.
1 An ef)rt is being IN tli to hive the time
altered, so that tho B .rre stage will leave
Chelsea at A. NJ. instead of at 4: 80
| o'clock A. NJ; Il very desirable change.
| Mrs. j. Ellen Foster of Iowa will deliv.
/ Or Temperance lecture at the Congrega-
tional church at Chelsea, VT. Friday
sevening. December 1st Mrs. Foster is
we'll known as one Of the best speakers on
| the subject of temperance in this country
1--WE hope people in this and adjoining
towns will avail themselves of this rare
| opportunity. The lecture will be free
| with a collection.
| ORANGE.-Mr. ulz)n Co, rioh's hog
house, together with three hogs, was
consumed Thursday.
4 L.
instruction in vocal music dur'n5 the
winter. 1t is hoped that may wall avail
themselves of this opportunity.
The select school at the Center closed
viii IN exhibition OF the jih The
texercises consisted OF reoitations. music
4 | md the drama entitled, my Brothers
c 1 ~ .,.,,,D Tho oot,>r, d;J oroJit 70 tbo,,
. selves and their teacher. A large number
! | wero present and and all seemed to enjoy
| themselves very much.
WHITE RIVER JUNCrIoN-An infant
child of c. Colburn, aged four months
! vas found dead in the bed with its parent
IN Friday morning.
a special train run ont from this plac
10 Woodstock on Monday evening t
| accommodate those who wished TO hea
he Boston opera and concert company,
Quarterly meeting next Sunday Tn
= presiding elder, Rev. A. l. Cooper, is t
" present.
G. w. Smith makes between forty tiy
mi fifty barrels of crackers daily At hi
bakery.
~ The two youngest children of Rev. A
10 L. Flanders are sick with scarlet fever
Ut Lewis Flandcrs has entered the met
III cal college at Burlington
DR.. G. B Drake has received his liplO
III ma, and is getting his sh1te of practice
THIS makes us five NJ. ID S within on
mile.
:. Chester IIoadey was badly hurt viii
at work on the new road to the Falls.
: Hon. Henry Clark of Rutland will Civ
- free lecture at Pease's hall Novembe
- 23d, under the auspices of the Knights {
= Honor. beet, Aims and Object of tn
:. Order.
1t is hoped there will be good attend
=, ance of Sunday school teachers at th
\ county convention November %, at Whit
River village. 1t will be under directio
= :, of DR.. D. +. Coolidge of Ludlow.
he SwANToN.-Our Touring and feed mil
arc now running night and day.
50 A number of our citizens went TO Mon
le pelicr on Wednesday of last week TO loo
{. after their servants at the state house.
lg Our tannery is increasing its force eac
IS week, showing an increase of business.
10 Professor Chittenden held his examin
I'd ton of teachers ~ the school hou
We Saturday.
n The golden wedding OF Mr.. and Mr.
u, Albert Cuts was observed at the residen
n, of their daughter, Mrs. Francis Smit
We last Wednesday afternoon. Many o
friends from abroad were present. 1t W
TO II very pleasant gathering.
Vn Busine 10 very busy at Maquam doc
no The steamer Maqaam is daily unloadir
he largo lonl5 of freight. There are S
nc boats there at prosent unloading coal al