Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-12-13

moderate drinkers without gloves. He
was followed by II. F. Austin and others.
In Inc course oftheir remarks they ouched
upon The subject of the stream that flows
IN and through our village from spring
not far distant. and urged upon our
citizens no longer to let our village be the
headquarters of this deadly traffic.
CHELsEA.-Herbert +. Dearborn is
teaching school in district No. 4.
a. 5. Austin, Esq, left for the southern
states last week. He proposes to open
law office at Birmingham. Alabama.
Curtis S. Emory is studying law, since
Mr.. Austin left, in the Office with C. w.
Clark, Esq.
William Carpenter is teaching school
again in Washington, and Miss NJ. NJ.
Allen Is teaching again at South Royalton
Two pillars that were placed in the
audience room of the Congregational
church when it was remodeled about six
years ago, TO support the belfry and clock
tower, have become so perfectly rotten
as TO require new ones to be put in their
place. 1t is supposed that lack OF
sufficient seasoning was the cause of their
rotling.
E. Z. Hyde and c. r. Corwin went to
Boston last week.
The correspondent of this paper had
u vorscous chicken that swallowed
u piece ofbroken crockery one and hal
inches long aud one inch wide, but failed
to digest it.
The willing workers, society met will
Mrs. Charles Densmore on Friday, Dec.
ember s.
G. Il. and A. N. Woodruff hryp posted
their bills to sell at at auction on the 18th
inst, 4 large lot of stock, farming toois,
and farm produce at their home on the
west hill.
Sd. Moore is the Oldest person in the
town that was born here and has always
lived in the town. He is nearly 80 years old
There will be an entertainment by the
Sabbath school at the Methodist church
on Christmas evening,
Two young men by the name of Fred
and Joseph Edwards. were required to
appear at n Justice court December 8, tc
answer to tho charge of trespass in taking
and selling a lot ofturkeys thatwere under
an attachment. They allowed judgment
to be given against them, and then appeal
ed to the county court.
The town clock has been thoroughly
repaired by II. L. Bixby, agree ably to the
vote taken at the late meeting of the town
thus obviating the necessity of buying
new one.
CORINTH CORNER.-Rev. Church Tabol
occupied the pu lpit at the M. E. church ir
this place last Sabbath and in the evening
he preached at the academy hall at Cook
vile, Corinth.
Christmas will be observed at our church
on the 25th.
Mr.. Roscoe Williams of this town wen
to Cookville in Corlnth; after doing some
trading he stepped into the post office; or
going for his team he found his horse and
sleigh but the robe, worth fifteen dollars
was missing. This was on Saturda,
evening, the 9th inst No clue to the THE
as yet.
EAST Observation-Disclosures Gale has gone
back to the Vermont seminary this win
| ter.
A quarterly meeting will be held De
cember 18th, at 2 p. NJ. Presiding Elder
Spencer is expected to be present.
L.A,Gale has let the job OF saving ant
dressing his lumber to Geo. LeBlrron,
and the drawing Of it to III. Cushman.
| Tho lumbcrmen are sending off theil
lumber as fast as they can get cars, ant
are preparing for a new stack of logs.
+. b. Morse will sell you good organ
or sewing machine and is also agent fo
the Vermont mutual fire insurance com
pany, Montpelier, Vt.
NORTH MoNTPELIER.-Lce Morse
sprained his ankle badly Monday 4th inst.
wrestling at school.
II. II. Martin has sold another thorough
bred short horn bull to go to N. H.. TO
$500
Learned Cubnrn and John Nye, from
this place, and Cassius Bennett from
Calais, have returned home from Fargo
Dakota, to spend the winter. Coburn AM
Nye talk of going back in the spring
w. G. Nye lost his puppy and found
galn after it had been in Mrs. Siblcy'
barn six days.
Henry Tcmpleton has made 16OO
sixteen hundred lbs Of butter the pas
season from six cows.
Nathaniel Clark is very sick with kid
ney and liver trouble and his recovery i
doubtful.
WAITsFIELD.-At the annual meetin,
Of Alnsworth post, No. So, e. A. r., he'll
at their hall, Saturday evening, Decembc
9th, the following comrades were electe'
officers for the ensuing year: Com, W
NJ. Strong; s. V. c.. 0. NJ. Eaton; j
V. c., L. M. McArtyi Adjt., l.. d. Saw
age; Sergt., Thos. Maxwell; Chap, /
Gleason; Q. NJ, II. P. S:oddard; o. D.
Z. NJ. Savage; o. G, ]. o. Harris
Sergt Maj, Il. II. McAllister; Q. M
Sergt., John Hunter; Delegate to depart
ment encampment, o. C. Wilder, alter
nate, o. NJ. Eaton.
WHITE RIVER JUNcrIoN.-H. III. Han
chett has his new hall nearly completed.
DIR. Trask, of the firm of Wilson
Trask, is in very poor health.
Mrs. DR.. S. j. Allen is visiting her son
. Rev. +. l.. Allen, pastor of the Congrega
tional church. Walpole, N. II.
r would be glad to report a good lectur
from this place during the winter. VIII
will make move in that directionp
All that attended the domino party IL
the Junction House, on Wednesday even