Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18

~ "ooDBURY.-George Bixb,
better. 10 "o" S'tllh
James Nelson is very sick with ,v0boi.
ieVer' but 1t is hoped that he has p,s.o,
the most critical point,and will soon hor;
10 amend. Last Thursday about twen,,
Vi nus neighbors turned ont and bpsto,
out MS corn and dug his potatoe. .,
account of his sickness, and vbiIo 40 49,
It. fray found in his field sunfloxer tba
measured fifteen inches acros, it. WI,
beats? '' " III
Samuel Daniels has completed the rep,ir,
." us SriStm'h and it is in first class order
Ior grinding and those pa,ron;zipc il will
nave fair dealings and business mil, b.
promptly attended to. "
oo"lNrII CoRNER.-Lest Sunday, Oct
ISL was our missionary day. In the
after prt OF the dly the time was devotod
entirely to the work, taking a collection
N''O NtN't7r7s SLC.
Inc people are very busy harvesting
ms beautiful autumn.
f1' ynun- people belonging to this
p ''' VINO are attending school hava ma,
lad" justice snown them. Misses K,,o
: t'NArr and Leila Fits are s,u5o,,s -.
''-''''o pm normal school; Clinton Carlton
= '. NJ 'nlp'ner seminary; John L. Por.
Ter Is IN lie senior class at St. Iobrsbnrr
%e'I'mYi George Morris at Cookvil,o
"a 'Ad school; Bennie .Scrbner at RIM.
q PH A'tmai school, These are scholars
IN nave gone from Cnrinth Corner. We
Henilon this to show that We are educatino
our young,
Inc next session of Troy conference il
to he held At GIoversvile, N. Y.
FUFNAMSVILLE.-Mrs. II. p. Brown is
quite sic k.
Mrs. Abbie Hurlburt picked large
branch of nice ripe raspberries the 18th
Instant and sent them to Ira Kent.
ST. JoHNsBURY.-F. +. Fletcher has
been appointed colonel on the governors
staff,
The GROUND has been broken and the
shovel and pick men are at work on the
foundation of new depot for this place.
1t is to be good one of brick 1l6x4O feet.
lnd TO stand Il little west of the present
me.
f. W. ide, recently with E. T. and II
lde, and formerly postmaster at the
jenter' has received an appointment as
'I@rh in the pension department at Wash
ngton, D. G.
Fairbanks scale Co. have received an
]fder from New York for seven thousand
pce scales.
a reception was held at the Y. NJ. c.. A.
ooms for the academy students last Fri
ay evening.
Bev. Mr.. Culver exchanged pulpits
unday with Rev. Mr.. Sockhart of the
Free Baptist church.
The Good Templars have hired G. B.
new hall for year Or more, and
lie is finishing off the same for them.
SWANToN.-Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, Is badly
lhicted with sciatic rheumatism, still he
manages, though with diff Guilty, to get
'ound and attend to his pastoral duties
lie preached. however, last Sabbath as {
Tough nothing troubled him but the apa.
ny of the church and the languor Of
nners' The Sunday evening PRAYER I
eetlhg was an unusually good one.
rgeiy attended, especially by the Young
'opie and shows y willingness on the
lrt Of the members TO do their part
~ the interest increase.
Fac ladies ot the Congregational church !
M hrr 9nnurl harvest festival last t
N.r.i', evening, the principal feature
'"1 The o4tcken pie supper 1t was It
~ mi lyahle gathering, as well as prof +
a." "nn, n tia@ hem 81
I' .1vwnIr Ht4 &c IN nenl
a. 'rpr.l III ii If c,nnil :, 10 q
VS.. ta mis- n oulsDm rN ii the
GA ur' NM v,-n room n .nd,Jon,
",. one would he to recommend j.,
'..n- D''. VI til be hieunial sessions
p. It oti nag to- h. II
. V St1 n APE Sc. Tue
h~SE>GAR v. K pp>r y the duzcn .
a"u'r> "a ,ht House; that shows
r1, he be,.u.te; of biennial sessions :
THE >, ! .lllI. pirn, at least one. 1
't" n. I'D he exp ,rien:e
'' pff yious session; they a
p" u' Pc. hauds at the work, and o
sueh delay in getting started, as has u
en- tue case since the biennial sessions.
lose wh5 have KEEP; postei on the old
d the new order of things have been
npelled to confess that biennial sessions d
We proved a failure, as thay have wit h
ssed the inefii cheney of the legislature II
impaired with the annual. The fact is
suits nobody that | know of, either the
ople OF press, and no better measure ',
the state can be enacted by the present T
,lslature than one to hiring about a a
urn to tho annual sessio ns. If they b
MT do thai they hid better enlarge the
wers of the governors committee and
them make the laws, and do away Z
tn the legislature altogether; we should I
better laws at less expense. p
fhe light has gone ont from another C
me here the past week; the wife of E. .
. JeWett was buried last Saturday. She
S very astimable lady, a member of I
; C)ngretational charch. She leaves u
ee children and u husband to mourn n
loss. Thus new and pleasant home, n
released and fitted up the past spring a
i summer, has so soon become desc.
ed.
Not much butter in market on Tuesday. il