Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-11-15

Z. ". Thompson paid Montpelier ;
living visit last Saturday.
c. L. Perrin lately sent some $4,000
ponds of wool to market.
Rev. ID. Z. Miller will preach a
Wrights' Mills next Sunday at 2 Pm.
One of the horses of A. A. Dodge drop.
ped dead last Friday near the "arch."
The Beethoven club of Boston give
concert in Capitol Hall this evening.
Mrs Charles G. Eastman is now stop.
ping in Montpelier with Mrs. Charles
Reed.
Warren Kibbae has returned from his
western trip, and is again at work as
steady us ever.
Fri P. Gunnison of this village has been
allowed pension Of four dollars month,
with an arrears of 1889 for wound
received in the late war.
The Lane Manufacturing Company arc
erecting an addition to one [ f their machine
shops, 20 by % feet, to be used for the
storage of water wheels.
The tannery of Peck & Cummins is
being enlarged by the erection of another
building So by 20 feet, the increase Of
business Gemanding this extension.
The annual meeting OF the Vermont
state agricultural society will be held at
Towns hotel Bellows Falls, Thursday,
November lG.h, Mt ten o'c lock A. NJ.
Hon. John A. Page and wife leave the
last ofthismonth for Monterey, California,
where they will spend the wintar in hopes
tina. tn climate will be of benefit to Mrs.
Pages health.
George ". Durfey, of this village, who
recently purchased the o. d. Scribner
slaughter house in Berlin, has remodeled
the same into Il dwelling, and is now
moving in.
Thomas WEIGH, one of the Oldest citizens
Of Rqnl9lph, was buried Thursday, lie
estbis! - = foundry and pillow shop many
years ago, which at present is being carried
Oh by ll3 son.
The series of sermons on New Tesla.
ment characters at Trinity church has
been interrupted fer two weeks past, but
will be resumed next Sunday evening On
The Prodigal's Rrother."
THAT Comjeal Brown" who has been
advertising concerts along the line of the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad. was
found dead drunk on the railroad in the
rear Of Joel Fosters residence.
The many Montpelier friends of Hon
J. p. c. Cottrill will be glad to hear of
his election 10 the state Senate of Wiscon-
sim He is good lawyer and a permanent
democrat and will be valuable legislator.
DIR. Joel II. Fisk, son of the late Clark
Fisk, of Montpelier, died at Trading Post,
Kansas, October 20, aged 40 years. He
was native of Eden, VT, and served
three years in the late war in the 1st Vt.
Cavalry. His remains were brought to
Montpelier for interment in Green Mount
cemetery.
Mrs. George w. Drew attempted to kill
herself at st. Johnsbury last week by tax
Ing oil of cedar. Her husband is clerk at
the Avenue House in that village There
was no apparent cause for this rash act,
but it is said that meddlesome people had
SAID things to make trouble between hus.
band and wife. At last accounts Mrs.
Drew was likely to die.
The executive committee of the state
telchor's association announce a meeting
ut West Randolph December 29th-30th.
Inc discussions will all touch on common
school topics, and efforts will be made to
secure large a.tcnllnce from all over
lhe Stt.e. Stlte Sap 3rintendent Dlrtt has
c'Iod meeting of iowa superintendent
at the same time and place. The gather
ing Is expected to be the largest one ever
held in Vermont in The interests of cduc,-
ton.
Ihrco arrests for intoxication were
made during the past week, Officer James
tInn orresting Hugh Quinn of North
DoAourY on Friday evening. On Satur-
dYju c. Huxley fined him with cost
$780, which he failed 10 raise and was
on tuesday taken 10 the house of corrcc-
ton at Rutland for 100 days. On Tuesday
afternoon the same officer arrested An
d'c" Murphy Of Barre on warrant for
ln.oN,cation the day before. lie was fined
I''' evening by Justice IIinkley, furnished
O'I' AaI took IN appeal. On Tuesday
Officers Dudley aud Finn arrested Isrcal
If'ey Of Bolton who on Wedn ny was
pa, through The course of law before tho
sumo justice to the tune of 500.