Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-11-08

last escape was made.
BELLOWS FALLS.-J. j. Wheeler is Wis
iting friends in Massachusetts whom he
has not seen for many years.
The funeral of Mrs. o. IL. Thatcher
was attended by friends at her late resi-.
dence on Atkinson street last Sunday.
NJ. NJ. Whitney is offering great induce
ments to customers this week. He has
the largest invoice of -four he has eve
offered.
Mr.. Thompson is soon to cree. fine
large house on the terrace south of Col.
Kings, the work to be in charge of N. B.
Lucia.
Miss Gay has specially fine display of
millinery goods at her store on Westmin.
ster street.
Jeremiah Leach has an original way of
breaking into banks. In the post Office is
a large vault which, in its days as bank.
ing house, was vigorously tried by burg
lars who always fail ed. Inside this vault
is safe and Mr.. Leach is taking it out
through the roof of the building.
Mrs. DR.. Reed has removed her office to
and will occupy the house of Charles
Hapgood at the end of Atkinson street.
Col. c. L. King and family will spend
the coming winter at Washington, closing
his homo here this week till spring.
Geo. o. Guild has finished a room under
his main store 20 by 80 feet for cloak
and shawl department. 1t is neatly car
peted, we'll warmed and lighted, supplied
with mirrors and all appliances for the
comfort and convenience of customers.
Mr.. A. Winnewisser is soon to open a
furniture and crockery store in the Union
block in the store formerly occupied by
G. l.. Fletcher.
Mrs. E. w. Wilson and child started for
Fargo, Dakota, on Friday last, where she
will remain with her husband who has
been there during the past year.
Mike Cornell, an employe of +. NJ. p
Co, lost two fingers Of his right hand
last week in the machinery with which he
was at work.
"And when he had said this he breathcd
on them," were the words used us the
foundation of Bro. Edwards talk to the
people at the NJ. L. church. Sunday, ana
although cold, wet day, yet the spirit of
the Lord was in his temple, warming and
awakening the hearts of his people. and
as the disciples were glad when they saw
the Lord and heard from him "Receive We
the Holy Ghost so the hearts OF the
believing ones were made to rejoice in the
evening rs they heard new voices saying,
"Oh that knew where might find him :"
Truly it seemed rs though the beginning
was at hand. Bro. Davenport is TO occupy
the pulpit next Sunday.
BELLOWS FALLs.-Mr. Geo. A. Brown
is soon to occupy his new house upon the
terrace.
Among the many improvements in this
place is the widening of Canal street three
feet and new bank wall and curbng for
side walk.
The fire wardens are building another
house upon Oak street for fire purposes in
which will be pla ced one of the hose carts {.
Rev. J. G, Adams, d. D., of Boston
occupied the pulpit of the Univcrsalist
church last Sunday.
Among the many beautiful works of our
artist, Mr.. Spaulding, is a fine panel pic
ture of pond lilies painted for Geo. A.
Brown.
Springfield Is soon to be in speaking
distance with US as the telephone wire ia
being strung.
o. F. Woods, who has been i'll for a
couple of weeks past, has so far recovered
as to be at his store portion of the time.
Owing to the increasing business in the
telephone line, partition has been put
up in the drug store, separating l.. S.
Hayes and tho telephone exchange from
the rest of the store.
M. M. Scales has opened millinery
store in Lovel's block on Rockingham
street.
We notice that other places of smaller
pretensions are arranging for courses of
lectures this winter, while our entertain
ment going class of people seem to prefer
a theatre. an opera or "nigger show"
Bro. w. r. Davenport preached very
able and interesting sermon from St.
Johns gospel 6:12 to a large congregation.
The central Thought was the fragments
which are wasted by us and how we can
make use of them. In the evening q
praise service was held in the chapel below.
The east end of number two mill has
been taken down and relaid. New ma
chnery is to be put in and several weeks
will pass before starting again.
Mrs. Chalmers, who has been sick for
some time, but has been seemingly i'm
proving, is not expected to live. A change
has set in for the worse.
CHELSEA d. Fuller has been
appointed by the town authoty to take
charge of the hearse on funeral occasions.
Mrs. Gould has rented tenement in
her house to A. Putney and John Brown.
The two men lodged in Jail, charged
with the theft of w. Robbins team, have
been discharged. 1t appears now that no
further clue will ever be Obtained to the
team or TO the thieves.