Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-25

"uAno"n' taking with hin, .,b,,
sioo belonging to other parties
H. u. Biekford, carpenter h,, ,.,
"n''e AZ work for G.. q. Ddrkeo on FriJa
asst on building in BROOKLYN, folT = N.
lance OF ten feet by reason Of N, s..,ai,
giving way, aud sustained 3, fraeturo Of 20,
eral RIBS and other!internal injuries wbic
are at preset very serious.
BRADFoED.-After giving the readers .
'ne MESSENGER rest of some weeks an,
allowing the space we have monon,,i,o,
III the columns Of the MESSENGER fro,
week to week for many months. IN ~
'akeh up by more interesting items. we
Will say to its readers that We are nei,bo,
@eaa nor sleeping on by giving You rest
whlie we have been fully occupied BY otbc,
duties and cares During our silence we
as people, have passed through some
great changes, the most important .,
which Is from a democratic to a strono
republican town, having elected a REPRE-
sentative and all the justices of peace bv =,
large majority. The Orange county fair
passed oil pleasantly-only two Of the
many hundred present being SO tropble.
some as to necessitate their long con(ino
ment in the lockup-one other, Charles
Waton) was complained of for selling
cider on the fair ground. After two trials
BY the jury he was found guilty of three
offences and fined $50 and costs. From
TINS decision he appealed to higher court,
Ira Low becoming his bondsman.
For tho past two weeks four Unf.ca
Opinion has been divided HAVING iss~oJ
only a half sheet. In Justice to the editor
however, we will say there is break in
the machinery.
For the past few weeks onr pastor has
given US some very practical sermons
which have seemed to take effect in at
least bringing the people out to the social
meetings, where great amount of spirit
ual interest is manifested. Backsiders
are being reclaimed, the luke warm are
quickened, and sinners are inquiring the
way. Last Sabbath Rev. Mr.. Hough of
Woodstock preached an interesting sermon
full of many truths. Mr.. Frost preached
at Woodstock.
The reform club has got into running
order again, the first entertainment of the
season having been given last Friday even
ing. consisting of we'll written. we'll
rendered and sound, practic II essay, by L.
w. Hanson, NJ. D., upon alcohol in prac.
tice. REGULATIONS and singing-really
good start off. We hope and trust these
meetings will not only prove. entertaining.
but beneficial to all; would that our bust
ness men could see that it would be for
their interest to encourage them by their
presence.
IL. L. Hanson, formerly with Goo. C.
Cooke, Corinth, now salesman for Carter
and Churchill, Lebanon, N. H., has formed
partnership with B. Bixby. They are
70 NIL the Brock store in few days with
4 good line of general merchandise. The
store has been thoroughly repaired
throughout, leaving scarce any tcace of
he old frontage. 1t is now one of tba |
pest, if not The best store front in our
village. We wish the new firm abundlnt |
success. Mr.. Bixby is to occupy the tene
nent over the store and Mr.. Hanson the
Upstairs te1emant in the house of Mrs.
Or. DAILY.
A large number of our citizens have
'een in Boston during the past week,
everal remaining over Sunday. The
lumber is 80 great we have not room to
them here.
We notice Dudley Carleton of West
Sewbury has left his large farm and stock
the care of others, while he comes and
lays clerk for Chadwick for few DAYS.
IL. M. Griffin has bought the Hiland
ouse. occupied at present by G. G. DAILY,
aging $1,000 for the same. Report saws
ar. DAILY is to remove to the Snow house
ecently vacated by Prof B. NJ. Wild.
Partenay has left town, going south, but
There he is to locate he does not inform
is friends (?l in Bradford, or whether
G is to continue in the bot and shoe ;
uslness. or whether he is to engage in
be millinery business, we are not informed. q
We certainly wish him safe journey Just
o long as he travels from Bradford. Per- ,
onally we have no i'll feelings towards ,
lie creature but his presence is Il curse TO
ny community.
Report says DR.. q. S. Abbott has sold :
is practice and good will to DR.. Fletcher ,
ON West Randolph. Whether this report
true or not we are unable to say. That r
r. Abbott is anxious to sell we have no d,
oubt. Certainly we should be pleased to
elcome good, nice, naa's and physiciap
} take his place if he must leave.
Our town has been thrown into quite IN
excitement this Tuesday, afternoon by
he announcement by Mr.. c. S. Stevens
lat he had received letter from his wife
whom he supposed was in Boston buying
er winter stock of millinery goods) saw
Ig she would not return to Bradford.
Ter creditors at once put an attachment
pom her stock of goods, putting keeper
| charge of the same
CHELsEA.-A. j. Copeland offers two
xtra farrow cows for sale.
W. NJ. Ordway has moved from the
otel TO L. d. Humphreys on tho west
i'll.
Mrs Converse Bixby died October 10Th,
ged ~ years. She had been great
lfferer for about two years, n
The soioptician exhibition given by w. +,
. Rocheleau on Friday evening was 7
ighly interesting. The audience was
ute too small, however.
Geo. L. Hayward has sold the lot on
hich his buildings stood that were burned u
ct tonotbo n, ,,,;,h - Co., ,o,o, or