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


h.;rc confined to his bed some days
Mrs Liyermore lectures this (Wednes
a.v, evening at Capital. Hall on 1.-The DO.
of to-day
WILDER A.Rice, stone cutter has lett Tn
employ of Sumner Kimball and gone II
Barre to work.
Vermont never had more perfect Octo
hor DAYS than during the last week; no
wore her forests ever more gorgeousl,
colored.
A granite monument is to be placed IL
croan Mount cemetery this week to The
memory OF the late Hon., Charles w
Willard
Mr.. Fred Il Stevens has purchased the
nj Thompson lot on Barre street. pay
irrsl275. He intends to build house
on it next spring.
The next sermon in the series on New
Testament characters at Trinity church
will be given next Sunday evening. Sub
iect Thomas, the Doubter"
Fred w. B tncroft and his mother, Mrs.
Carlos Bancroft, are to spend the coming
winter in Monterey, California. They
EXPECT to leave for there November LIST.
Charles ?. Coy, tinsmith for the past
year in the employ of Denison Dewey.
left on Saturday for Bethel, where he is
going into the tin business for himself.
Charles Gravelin of Montpelier, son oil
gobn Graveln, died at the retreat fol-
insane in Montreal September Gid, aged
q years He hal been in confinement
there some two years.
The removal of Mr.. Welch's furniture
business to Montpelier has made Louis A
Bsnett again resident of this town, he
having been in Mr.. Welch's employ since
bis removal from here.
Mr. Conlin OF New York city is nov
the foreman Of The trimming room of the
Montpelier etrrmgs manufacturing com
pany, taking tuu place of Mr.. Miller whu
recently removed % Boston.
The NJ .,ou Squire Theatre CompanL
played E.o u'' Monday evening i
Capita H.. house icing crowded
The troup' ,la yXcatIent one and h.
in both its visit, TO Montpelier obtaine.
the full bous a h hey deserve.
Francis C.,cS,r plead guilty to
a charge Of MODIFICATION Saturday and
was yes.erdaf taken to the house Of cor
rection at Rutland by Sheriff futile. He
was visited by Dr.. Draper of the Brattle-
boro asylum last week and the doctor said
he had no doubt that Croker told the
truth about his mental condition and the
places where he had been in confinement
for mental disorder.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Bullard.
mother Of Mrs. C.. w. Skinner and Mrs
j. M. Temp\eton, in descending the stairs
in the Walton block from the rooms of
Mrs. Skinner, slipped and falling the
entire length TO the marble tile floor
below, was picked up insensble, receiving
severe brpse on the head She being
an elderly lady the result of the accident
is considered doubtful.
On Wednesday evening of last week
as Henry Hewitt of Berlin was driving up
Barre street in bud state of intoxica,ion.
ills team colided with another containing
gentleman and lady from Barre. Both
wagons were badly used up. Hewitt was
thrown from his wagon, striking upon bis
head and remaining unconscious for some
lime lie was taken into a house near bv
and cared for until able to return home
the next day at noon.
George Smith alias Bates was held in
Nesum of $1,000 to answer for breakino
A9lhe Mortified savings bank and in
desaIt of bail was brought to Montnelier
|l thursday morning by Officer Howe.
ulord the other man who was accused was
neId in the sum of $500 which be said be
thought he could get. So he was not
brought to Jail at once. His object how.
ever became app rent early Friday
4oFnlhg when he trie to Get away from
MS keeper Mr. Russel Russe! fret at
MIN four inns an1 S4p' IL, prisoner who
way brought h"- ia Friday afternoon
where he sllII lemans.
OFFICERS RAuNIDN-T The nineteenth
annual re'a..l4 II Vermont officers will
0' D9Ia i; j Atpclier on Thursday, Nov
'Noef III The members of the society,
"uo all Vermont officers and non. commits
''0uea officers of the army and navy are
V"uIS'y invited TO attend. The usual
" meeting wifi be held at the State
u'l'' At 3o'clock p. NJ. The Grafton will
@deivered III the evening by Lieut.. Geo
'soViIle n.d0F, Of Burlington in the
41 OF The hon- ! representatives.. The
vsn t" F1.".n.. tad probably other
'A''F0-d.,e.. 70 =" onv way Tickets
10 Mon pDt- .al return Should lie
inquired ion
CAVALRY REUNION 49, rhe tenth reunion
|lne First Regiment Vermont Cavalry
WI W" be hrld at Montpelier, Wednesday,
'"ember l-t All members of the
''9nent are cordially invited to be pres
~" business meeting n 6 $50 p. NJ, at
W. 'e ti)nte, after which a banquet
VIII De served at the Pavilion hotel. The
r ,r.,, will he delivered by Lieutenant
'"'ard Harrington of St. Adams. Men,
=, ,,'' should be sure and call for tickets to
.''n'peor and return, which is the only
n.y. wy TO secure fare one way over the
S'n'raI Vermont, Passumpsic and Mont.
P'"ef and Wells River railroads.
b. visitor to Vermont, writing to the
@@O0SIyn Eogle, says, in regard 10 our ,
,'' scenery; From Windsor, at the foot