Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-11

" r. were 1Iis'nlorulrd tast WA = 'S
gtrds the partnership of Gor'iOn & Kemp,
As they had formed none
T, n,orrow " ming ". l. Downing Of
s. A1ans snI ". A. Rec Of Barre
wre.,lr Capitsl Hall for $50.
The lir-cto-s of The frs; NATIONAL bank
Of CHEESE. m de a semi-aunusl DIVIDEND
O! three per cent at their late annual
msr'ing.
Tue>-av afternoon J. V. Morrow : horse
ran fom tie Central depo, where il hal
been Ief, Standing. up Safe street, but was
stopped on the Ritlto bridge.
Tn s.. Abans ho.els are open again, a
PETITION Having ben circulated among tie
busrcss IL. n Of the place asking their
p.op ie.ors to begin busluts IS once more.
Rubber STAMPS Of every description for
barx. eff e. and O=rsonal Use are made al
Howard : Rubber 5 amp Works. Burling
ton. ". Price list free. Orders by mail
solicited
o. las, Friday night Miles Cooper and
Cru, Su.u clme 10 blows, resulting
FROM - dispute. The result WAS n bad
looking f..e for Smith aud broken wrist
for Cooper.
There vii, be sociAble Al the ves.ry Of
Trinity church. Wellesley evening. An
Interesting programme has been prepared
aud au Who enjoy lun are especially H.
v..ed % attend
TIE series Of lecture sermons to young
reoy e I'd, Trinity church will be continued
NIX. SUNDAY evening. Subject: Joseph :
s.llie. il Egyptian theoIo-y thirty six
centuries 20.
Tue L,upu.ia- Opera Company gave
some very p .easant entertainments al Cap
ital Hal Monday anu Tuesday. Their
performance o! { nde rails is excellent anu
Miss Sadie Bolton and Col. Spcck are lit
tie mJIe.s IN acting,
TIE trial of jim Burns for assault on
Calvin SOW, which WAS 10 have taken
place hi, week, is indefinitely postponed,
Jun n.vlaZ " Il. oul, leaving MS coun
Sci, T. r GJrlyn, who became his bonds
man, 10 .eg,.e Up tor his fun.
The Sleeping Queen WAS gwen
Wednesday evening 10 good audience n
Cspt,aI Hal. Mss Rytau I. the Queen
aud Ms Morse As The Maid o. Houo. WIN
n,ng ing lent applause, IS did Mr.. Ban
ccv:. ana Mr.. r,.Aln in lLeir parts.
We cal. attention to the meeting TO be
held uex: Moutay evening 10 consult
aoou. es.aOl.ulDg 4 library or re;1IlL :
room. lie lsetraoili,y OF such = thing l.
generally a.auogIe, geI; tue ways am
meals are u Id. are wanting rs yet.
Meetings. Sere held each evening OF lAsl
we,k a. Trinity church. They were wei
A., ended, aud lnere WAS manifest qoicA'
enug amOu! Christians, aud few seem
ed determined to begin the new life. Rev
BIO. \. ~ Ford ot Worcester rendered
good service OF song tor two evenings.
The evangelist. Rev. Edwin BlruaAm
Of NewoIrypJrt, Mass. IS presenting the
fuultmel y elements oi Christianity WIKI
nus. convincing AcgInsal., IL the BApts
church. in ser e OF sermons during tie
eveuink. o; ri, week and next Sunday
Men wly are not on. to attend reIgiou,
service 4ce reg I=u.ly seen 10 tue cougre
gNlon.
A week or TWO ago E. 5. Whitcomb hai
harness stolen flom him. and :uspectin2
one Brassaw, who lives at Wright Mills
G.; out search warrant for his premises
but found nothing OF his properly; but
Brassaw resented the insult" and deter
mining 10 get even" with VIII tcomb
drank "a nor 1t his bar and then made s
complain. to Grand Juror Gordon. but OF
trial the jury refused to sa6e stoek il
Bgassaw It's mouy.
BANK OFFICERS The following wert
elected a ttiyers OF the TWO banks at their
last annual meeting:
First N,ional-John A. Page, presi
dent; Charles Dewey. vice PRESIDENT; J
c. HougulUn. cashier; Frank kenLal.
teller.
Montpelier Nl.ional-James R. Lang
don. president; G-orge c. Shepard. vice
pre>iIen-; + lwerl D Blackwell, cashier
and c. Burton Martin. teller.
ANNUAL EvCAMPMENr G. A r Col
oleI 6 sorg. ". H)ozer. department CON
mnnler, announces through general o der
NJ that the annual enctmpmenc Of The
department o; Vermont, G A. R will D,
held at B-.ltIeboro on Thursday and Fri
day, February 4 aud l0th mex. The US
utl business meetings will be held Thurs
day afsrnooa and Friday, and Thursda,
evening grand camp fire will be held
with N siir-s' oy R ' J ? Ii, ering o
Worcester, Mss, chspl,in-in-chief. aftel
which banquet will ga served. Tnc
railroads extend the usual courtesies.
Wednesday evening OF last week Georg
l. Ltua. district deputy grand maste
ms allied the 70 lowing officers Of Vernon
Lp11e No }. I. 0 0. F, Montpelier: n
G. A. w. Ferrin; V. G.. H. C. Webster
Rec. Secretars, II. E. Slayton; Per Sec
r-tary, C. Collins; Treasurer. D. W
Dl ley; Warden. Charles E Cau.tick
C'n Ilc.or, NJ E. Tucker; u G., E K
Przi1,; I G Fed L. H ,y,ien; r. S
C. c. W. Gtarnsey; L. S. y u. J
P. D)n1r,1; R 5. 5, C. fl. Ferrin; L
s 5. Oc7j,le D,vey; Chaplain. Marb
Rl'sell Scot George aud Dr. W D
R ,ed were elected de,eg ties to the gran,
lodge.
The relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs j. II
Morgan met st their home in E4st Mont
PelIer last Wednesday. to celebrate tn,
twenty 6fth annfverserv of THAR r,,rris ,,o