Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-22

BARRE.-Dr. IL. o. Worthen has pur-
chased the Lane place at Gospelville for
$2lO0.
James NJ. Perry has sold the Flint place
on Elm street to o. II. Reed and wife for
1880.
DR.. U. Ii. Reed has sold his place on
Elm street to Rev. j. A. Sherburn of
Groton for $500.
Jerry Hutchinson has sold his new house
at Gospelvile to Calvin Densmore of East
Montpelier for S2200.
Allen T. Wood has sold his farm of six
ty acres to Edgar Trow for $4,000. and has
purchased the Phillip Hill place at Gospel
vile for $3.50.
EAST CALAIS.--There will be an oyster
supper at Gray brothers. hall East Calais,
Friday evening, March Oath, for the bene-
fit of tho East Calais library. All are in.
vitcd. Bill % cents.
CHELSEA james Miller and +. A..
Noyes have moved to South Royalton.
+. D. Marsh has sold his farm to Mr..
Helm of Ely-price, nine hundred dollars.
Rev. II. Webster preached at Corinth
Corner last Sabbath on an exchange with
the pastor of that church, Rev. Mr.. Austin.
At the auction sale last Saturday the
Grout place and carriage shop in the
Upper Village were bid off by e. Doug
| lass.
Filield Bohonon and Il. W. Farnham
have returned from Lynn, Mass, where
they have been engaged in business for
some months past.
Mrs. G. +. Robinson returned from
Burlington last Saturday night. She was
called there TO visit her sick and dying
brother-n- Mr.. Loveland.
An unusual amount of sickness prevails
in this town. In one section of the vii
lagc there is sickness in a large majority
Of the families. Erysipclas is one of the
most prevalent diseases.
George w. Clcaveland has sold his
livery stable, with all the teams, carriages
and other fixtures, TO Charles Peters of
Ely. Tic has also sold him his mail and
stage route to Barre. with tho teams and
carriages belonging thereto. Mr.. Peters
has since sold tho said mail and stage
route to Mr.. Merrill of Bradford
Highway surveyors were elected at tho
late town meeting TO take charge of the
highways. The town. 1t seems, was not
fully pleased with the former arrangement
of having road commissioners. \ special
interest was manifested by the town in the
election of officers 10 some important
offices. growing out of the NECESSITY of
changes caused by death and other circum-
stances. Tho election of j. A. r. Corwin
for town clerk gives the very best salts.
faction. Some Of the sharp.sighted tax
lpayers thnE they can see the shadow of q
soldiers memorial hall in the compo.
sition Of tho board Of selectmen. Suspi-
cions are not always just. Politics do not
enter into the election of officers In this
town. both parties being fully represented
In the elections.
WoRoEsTER.-Robert Utton has left town
and gone to New Hampshire.
William Gymer has rented bis place and
is going to work out.
win Corner has little child very sick
and not expected to live.
Clark Holmes has left the farm that he
has been living on and has hired out to
George Durham.
There was quarterly meeting at the NJ.
E., church last Sabbath, Elder Miller of
Montpelier presiding.
E. NJ. Hamblet got his left ankle badly
hurt last week, log rolling on to him,
putting 1t out Of joint and otherwise ipjur.
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