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

. W. Bagley to NJ. p. Br,,cn r.
and lot for $500. '''u'
W. Is. Dlrkce to HON n Fits h,,.o 49,.
lot IN Brooklyn for 500. ''''
w. Is. Ddrkeo TO J. F.. Clou,n H..
'u. lot IN Brooklyn for 81. 100.
Helen NJ. Boyce to c X Beni,mi, go,
houses and lot in Twingsville for 81 oio
Col' Carpenter place 10 Isaac Gram.
OF Randolph for 50 1850.
Erastus Wheaton to a Mr. Nodd. .
New York state, the Clark farm for a. joo
D, u Meeker to Mr.. Roweu Of Bro,l.
field farm of lG) acres for $3.50.
BARTON LANDNG.-P. NJ Goa1.rd
while at work in one of the mills in ,hi,
place. got his hand in too close uroximit,
10 circular saw; and not REMOVING !, !,
t'me' one of his fingers paid the forfeit 70,
his temerity.
heV' H. L. Jones moved from this plao,
TO Albany, VT, last week; to supolv tho
place of the Rev. Z. S. Locke for the bal
ance OF the conference year. Bro. Lock,
relires from active work, on nee ,unt q
failing health.
Our pastor, Rev. G. II. Sweat tool
trip to Boston last week. Came bocs
refreshed, and ready to stand before III,
people Sabbath morning, preaching a ser.
mon on the early training of children,
Three persons have lately been admitted
to the church by letter.
BELLOWS FALLS.-Any one WISHING for
autumn or winter vegetables can be sun.
Piled by calling at the Terrace Hill farm.
A prominent republican of this place
declared last week that he was never
before SO much in condition when he
wanted TO be whipped. and it is believed
he IS now the most satisfied man in town
over the result.
l.. u. Howard has bought of j. Wilson
u Co. the house and lot north of the post
office for $lO,250, and has begun the work
OF building a block of stores on the same.
In the death of Mrs. Chalmers, men.
toned under tho usual head, the M. r..
church loses faithful and earnest member,
and the family a devoted mother. Her
funeral was attended by large number
of friends at the church, Sunday, and
although young in years was ready yet
when the death angel called her she was
ready. She was converted under the pas
torate Of Bro. l.. l.. Beeman and died tri
umphant in the faith mot dead but alive
with Christ"
The NJ. E. church was filled to its
utmost at tho union temperance meeting,
Sunday evening, showing the temperance
people mean business. Some very excel.
lent remarks and to the point were made
by the clergy, after which collection was
taken for the procuring of temperance
reading for our band of hope who already
have a library, good work among the
children. S6.09 were realized.
The Times Office is being enlarged by
an addition three stories high, built out
over the tunnel into which will be placed
m elevator for the "heavy matter"
The Vt. flrm machine company are in
receipt of two silver medals awarded them
by the western New York fair of Roches-
ter, for their Cooley creamers and Davis
swing churn, also Il gold medal from the
French government dairy competition
held at St. 10 France, and an order for
one hundred creamers to be shipped to-
New Zealand.
Those connected with the telephone
exchange could and did receive election
news Tuesday evening sent by L. S. Hoy
IS from the central Office.
The Springfield Republican says Massa.
'husetts has gone on a big spree. The
'ld commonwealth is like the bad little |
10Y that plays hockey and steals green |
lpples. He'll have bad stomach. |
,ut he'll get over it.
BRADFoRD,-Fay Sargent has secured |
situation in End national hank in Nashua,
\. II.
The new plan recently instituted by the
'lstor of the NJ. +. church of placing
very member Of the church upon some
working committee seems to be working
cry nicely, and everyone feels that he or
he has some special work to perform.
lostly they seem willing to add their
mite TO aid on in the good work.
Mrs. M. V. B. Knox of Lebanon, N. H.,
8 to lecture before the reform club next
friday evening. Subject. woman s mission
n the temperance work.
Mr.. Sargent George, we are glad to
earn, is recovering from his recent severe
accident.
Several of our townsmcn and their
wives have spent the past week at the
,apitol
Lena. daughter of l.. +. Adams, died
Iuite sudden last Tuesday, having been
lick only very fow days.
c. G. Doty went to North Chal lcstown
\. H., last Thursday to attend the funer-
Il of a cousin, Mrs. N. Ii. Howard, who
lied suddenly of apoplexy.
Bixby 6 Hanson have arrived home
rom Boston with large invoice of goods
or their store. They bought for cash,
therefore, bought low and propose to
Two their customers the benefit of low
prices.
Susie Doty is to spend n few days in
Montpelier this week tho guest Of Mrs.
red A. Carter.
Tho Sargent Brothers have left the
store. This change came about
cry sudden but will not necessitate the
losing up of this large business house.
+. A. Warren has been engaged to take
he place of John rs general clork. We do
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