Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-28

confidence and good will of all who knew
him, young and old, rich and poor; and
he deserved it all. 1t is pity he could
not have lived to be the good man he
would have been.
EAST CALAIs.-Dr. Henry Jewell has
located in town and commenced practic-
ing.
Elder George Forbes has gone to Phila-
delphia, Penn. On his return he and his
wife 90 to Boston.
As Charles Bennett was going home
from his work the other evening, he came
suddenly upon tent of Frenchmen camp
ing. His horse took fright, jumped over
stone wall and got away from Mr.. Ben.
nett, andran several miles, stripping every
strap Of harness of before he was caught.
While Charles Adams hired man was
narrowing on piece of land where ledge
of about eight feet perpendicular ran
along, he drove little too near, and the
harrow began to slide of. He attempted
rein the horses farther OF, but pulled the
wrong rein-they being crossed, as he
throwing harrow and horses OF
he ledge. The harrow stopped bottom
side up and horses top of It, inficting
many wounds which 1t IS thought will
urove fatal to one of them. DR.. Laselle
of PIainGeld WIS called to sew up the
wounds.
CHELsEA.-John Stanton lost a very
ga.uable COW recently.
On the 9th of June the thermometer
STOOD at 92s in the shade.
Mrs. n. Gilman went to Lowell, Mass,
u,t week to visit her friends.
Charles Hood of Lowell, Mass. was
town on visit to his friends.
The stage on the route to South Royal
on now leaves Chelsea at s o'clock A NJ.
Rev Z. Z. Herrick and Rev Mr.. James
OF Corinth exchanged pulpits on recent
Sabbath.
Watcrson Post. G. A. R., now hold their
meetings on the first and third Saturdays
"a the month.
Hon. j. w. Rowcll presided in the
county court the last week of the term.
fTis honors rest on him gracefully.
S. j. Moore and his granddaughter
Miss Matte Clark, have gone to the west
orn states on visiting tour.
The ladies of the Congregational church
served strawberry and ice cream festival
Il their church parlors June 21st.
1t is said that w. NJ. Ordway's entire
stock of goods has passed into the custody
of the sheriff by the order of his Boston
creditors.
JIG. Clark, a. S. Austin and w. S.
Townsend went to Granville last Monday
on a trout fishing excursion, and are tc
be absent five days.
The surveyor has taken up and relait
the large water-course on the east side o.
Main street-a much needed job for the
safety and health Of the people.
Miss Stella Halo of Windsor, a grand
daughter of DR.. S. Gustin Of this village
has become so insane that she has beef
taken to the insane asylum at Brattleboro
Isaiah Austin, formerly Of this town
died June 22d, at his home in Lebanon
N. II. His remains were removed anG
buried June 9th in the cemetery nea
P. M. Hunts. lie was fify-two years o
age.
Sheriff Bailey committed man by tn,
name of Cunningham, of Newbury. t
Chelsea Jail June 22d, to walt the action
OF the county court, under the charge O
stealing n wagon aud harness.
The summer term of the schools il
district No. ., taught by Misses Fulle
and Allen, were closed Thursday, Jun
22d, and followed by union baske
picnic on Saturday in j. B. Atwood 8 from
yard.
During sudden and very high gale o
wind June Goth. maple tree was blown
down which struck the corner of the roc
of j. G. and j. B. Atwood's barn, dom
considerable damage, besides smashin
the front yard fence badly.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs B. Berry
who went to visit friends in Barnet and 81
Johnsbury, few weeks ago, being the
in very feeble health, has 80 far failed tha
s1e Is unable to endure the journey bac
again Serious doubts are entertained {
mr. recovery.
The general report is that the hay Gro
will be light. Some farmers complai
tia, insects are destroying their wheat b
working Mt the roots. and that the grass
ln,ng destroyed by the great white grub
Some think that the chance for potat
crop is small, with the great grubs at th
roo and the beetles at the top.
The thoroughfare to the new oemeter
has been graded and thoroughly repaire
un,ler tn direction of Capt. w. Ii.
Han The granite for the new gate iva
t. the cemetery has been received.
required two teams of four horses eact
two trips, to haul the granite from Barre
The iron gates will probably be delivere
very soon.
The June term of Orange county coul
adjourned June 22d. Three jury case