Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

This morning tho ground was coroTsd
With 1now
Professor Bishop Of the Seminary
prs,ohel al Trinity church last Sunday.
Rvs W. Dyke of Smith Roynlton
cocurhd the pulpi; OF Bethany church
4 jas Sunday.
Thomas Averiil OF North6-ld Center Is
Introducing a new potato called tho "Sr.
Ptrick.- Suitable name. that.
Albert II. Brown. machinIst, has pEr-
.aased Harvey Feeman's house on Ridge
street, S, minary Hill, paying 9l.9"o.
4 D. Farwoll lr.s been eniargIng his
store in he French building BY partition
iDctT he baok Of tho old Lyon furnitH'e
sore
George W. Dnffoy has removed from
William Hunts tenement house on Lo"m'N
stree. into the Braman tenement on Z III
street.
Ninety men are usw in tho employ Of
fine Lane manufacturing company. This
is tho largest number Of men ever in their
employ.
II J,V. Morrow was thrown from his
4 wagon at the depot last Saturday and was
somewhat bruieed about his head am
shoulders.
Thomas w. Mckee. who has been
hooping house in the Hopkins block. hs>
sold bis furniture md Is going 70 Boston
10 reside.
8 On Thursday afternoon last tho nickel
plating works shut down, and tho EN-
ployes attended in body the funeral OF
George r. Estis.
Il T. Slavton has opened an auction
Store in tho French block. next door to A
D Frwel's; sales every Tuesday and
Saturday evening.
Muldoon's Picnic in Capital Hall Friday
evening wa, successful entertainment
8kffs California Ministries played in the
j aame place Saturday evening.
James Finn has purchased Of the James
&. French estate the house occupied by
tho Rev. II A Rogers, on State street
extension, paying $1,000. cash.
The express train north Monday alter
noon was delayed some fifteen minutes BY
sand heap about midway between North.
field and Montpelier junction.
Because Of the i'll health of Rev. l.. l.
Buoman, Methodist preacher. he is to Civ,
up preaching for time, taking supernu
morary rotation TO the conference, residing
nj West Brookfield.
q Tuesday the express from the south da
at J:l5. A H.. was delayed some lively,
8 noa3 BY freight train Of some nine ca S
j being thrown from tho track near Easl
Graudnllo The cause Of The accident
was Il broken wheel
The grand list Of Montpelier for this
year will no hing over $4,000. rhe
liz, viii ha lees than Iasa yenr hy mort
thar IS 0?he mnj n part of tho decress
beng attributable to tho removal Of NJ
1 J K l. ugaon to Berlin.
4 The 3 Alhans Iisters lava appraised
n, 'onHl ha stock Us fellows: Brandon,
8l@; Ft-t e; St. Alhsrs. sll5; North,
q 4. sos; randolph 800; Montpei',
sI'0: Vergennos, sGD; Merchtn's q
Burlington, s45; Union Of Swami, n,
$50; Waurnury, go; St. Adams Tru,,
Company, Sl00
Es rr J Poor sister of Ms }. a
! Pearc-. died ct MIR. Pearce's house Oh
i Barre stTee, Monday morning o. diph b ria
4 ag,d G ,enrs. She came some four weeks
! ago from Worcester TO live with her sisttl
Z and attend school, was taken sick anc
j lived only shout week Her funeral VA,
d ID on Monday afternoon and her re-
mains taken to Worcester for interment
The weathcr has been cold and gloomy,
tut We ore In hopes # will clear off warm
in anticipation Of that time Webster IS
q heen New York buying goods. He says
Tho only trouble with him is he buys To-.
much, then gets tired Of seeing good,
round and sells them for less. so that il
will pay you 10 go there and look over
his atock Of dress goods. trimmings, rib
IONS, buttons, hosiery, gloves, notions
i 4to.; also crookery and glasSware--a big
Inc Don't iail TO call Goods arc cueap
cheaper. cheapest.
Eenry AtheTton, sou Of Alpha A. Ather
top Of Waterbury, killed himself by shoot
ing last Saturday morning. he was
twenty-one years old last SIMMER. Youn:
.itherton went to Detroit year ago las
fall and worked steadily while there. II,
wanted TO marry Electa Blodgctt Of Crane
Haven, formerly Of Waterbury, bus SIX
concluded not to have him and som,
months ago he lorl Detroit aud want tc
England. He returned this spring a.,
again went 10 Michigan, hoping Mis-
u Blodgctt would change her mind. Sh
would not SEQ him and last "Wednesday
he c,mc back to Waterbury and wa.
despondcnt, Friday he triod 10 xii
himscly by taking laudanum but failed
and that evening he GOT revolver SO tina
lie was watched during the night. Satur
day morning after breakfast he went int
tho parlor and shot himself in the bead
She shot proving fatal at once.
rrNAMSvnLE.-Tho ewallows made
their Appearance here on Sunday, the las
day Of April.
c. c Putnam has begun the erection
Il three new tcnemonts.
The record OF snow storms in this place
- Kept by NJ. p. Kent. Is as follows:
1891.
i -',.cpp,laP yr,t.