Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-04-12

IL Is SAID llai ihCEC - tsVOd 1'0'c s'N'o
in some parts Of I.amolio county
Joseph Fisher is making extensive re-
pairs in his residence on LOOMS street.
J Cummings Spear. gas filter. is scri
ously i'll, having been taken Saturday
night.
A revolution has broken out in the
northern part Of lIayti against President
Solomon.
Louis Tarrio, mouldcr, has left the em-
p!oy of the Lane manufacturing company
and gone to Massachusetts.
Mr.. Thomas Moriarty, who has been
seriously i'll for some days with inilamma'
tory rheumatism, is very low.
James Spelicy, for many years resident
of Waterbury, has removed to Montpelier
in CAMPS block on Elm street.
In about fortnight the new comet will
be visible TO the naked eye soon alter mid
night, and remain in sight until after
dawn.
The summer term of the Randolph nor
nal school begins Friday. The Rtten-
dance is steadily increasing, nearly 2OO
pupils being enrolled.
w. f. Adams, the clothicr, has returned
from New York and Boston with splen-
q did stock of mems, boys and children's
clothing, hats, caps, etc, etc.
AtRutlaud, Friday, Frank Patnod, aged
"A years, died Of small pox. The other
patients, one Of whemo has the small pox
and two the varialoii, arc convalesceDt.
Charles +. Chesley, for several years in
the employ OF the Montpelier & Wells
River railroad, on Tuesday, removed to-
Boston, where he has obtained Il situation.
On Monday Mr.. Asa Blanchard was
taken suddenly i'll in the store Of Blanchard
Brothers, and had to be carried home. He
has since recovered Sufficiently to be about
our streets.
Mr., Stephen Il. Colby has left tho en-
ploy Of the Central Vermont railroad and
is in the employ of the Montpelier &
Wells River road - conductor of the
mixed train.
The weather has at last turned upon
Mr. II. G. Vcnnor, the Canadian weather
prophet, and laid him up with an attack
of rheumatism. which is likely to contin'
Tie Cor several weeks.
Mr.. IL. G, Lull has leased the new house
in course OF erection on First avenue, of
c. II. Gross. Mr.. Miller, trimmer in
the Cab shop. now residing on Berlin
street, is to move into the house to be
vacated by Mr., Lull,
There has been considerable excitement
at Braintrco over small pox. Besides Ross
Ford and wife, who died, there have been
four othor cases, one woman 81 years who
had varioloid y years ago. It is thought
tie disease will not spread.
The ladies' society of tho Church of the
Messiah will give their last sociablo for
tho season at the ycstrY Friday afternoon
and evening. Tea for gentlemen and
ladies' at $50. A varied entertainment of
music, songs, rcciiaticns and readings in
tho evening,
An inquest at SWaulun, into tue case
and manner the death of Frank Lashua,
resulted in the conclusion that Lashua
was not murdered, but killed by tho cars
while walking on the track, and that no
one but himself was responsible for the
manner Of his death.
A council has been called to meet in the
Congregational church, Barre, Friday, April
14th at ten o'clock, for the ordination of
Mr.. L. 3. Tenney who is under commits.
sion of the Am. II. NJ. Society to preach
in the territory Of Arizona. The services
Of ordination will be at T.. NJ.
Lieut.. George NJ. Clark, the veteran
Snowman Of Felchville, has Just been al
lowed Il pension Of $40 per month since
August, 1868, amounting to nearly sew
enteen hundred dollars nj the present
time. He has been constant sufferer
from neuralgia and Rheumatism contracted
in the army, ever since the war.
Mrs. Emily II. Gleason, whose funeral
was at Waitslield last week, Tuesday, was
n daughter Of James Richardson one Of
tho first settlers in Warren. She was
born February i, 1901 and was married in
1927. her husband being Deacon Huzzial
Gleason. She leaves four children, r. j.
Gleason, Esq, of Waitsfeld and daugh
ter, Emile; and C. ]. Gleason, Esq, and
Mr.. i. =. Gleason of this village.
Last Wednesday evening very pleas.
ant reception was given by the Young
Ladies Temperance union, at their rooms
in Trinity church. Quite delegation
from other organizations was present.
The exercises consisted of music. essays
readings and Rotations. The occasion
was one of great pleasure as we'll Us profit
giving encouragement to tho belief tina
the cause Of temperance will steadily anc
surely progress under the cheerful and in
spring influence OF our young men AM
ladies.
Ga Saturday afternoon pair of horse.
attached to lumber wagon belonging t.
John Scott of Berlin became frightened a
the cars when in the rear of Barrows &
Pccks store, and turned, throwing Mr.
Scott down, the wagon passing ovel
him. After running down Main, STATE
and up Elm streets the horses were stoppo,
opposite Moneys blacksmith shop. The
osly damage done was to several tubs O
sugar and cans Of syrup which wcr
thrown from the wagon, some Of then
being broken open.
Two'thirds Of the business year of tn
Old Vermont Mutual has passed an,
IL apfporn Tror, &c