Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15

IS 81, GHman has accepted good ofei
and slne 10 work at his trade At PownaI
Vt.
1t dancing .cFoo! public at Berlin
stree hail Tomorrow evening, February
l6 b.
v,unor predicts great storms and snow
storms and blockades for toe close OF tn
presen. week.
P 81 Bra, K will hold 4 camp fire at G
Ar HILL thursday evening OF this week
All are invited.
There is t, be a ball at Fred Martin
no el in Williams own on Wednesd'
evening, 5ruary 22l.
Char es A smith has removed from tn
r bert Alexander ia, u in Berlin back It
his own p &c on the lower road.
john W. Ptge started for his weste'l
home On Tuesday afternoon via Boston, II
which city be is to stop for few days.
Hrry Wa-hhurn has removed from til
Town hill neigLborhood into one of NJ
Dudleys tcnemenis in the rear OF til,
arch.
The supreme court meet in Montpelirl
mex Tuesday to hear the Langdon railrCa'
case. Senator Edmund' who is counsel il
the case viii be present.
The series Of sermons on Old Testament
chalacte,s will be continued at Trinity
church xt Sunday evening, with one on
Moses, lie hero Of the Exodus
K-uts writing rooms at the American
House are now open for the reception Of
pupils. Go now and learn to write cor
rectIy; this Is good opportunity.
It IS ran0red th,t James NJ Slade, tn
present states attorney Of Addison county
will accept q position rendered him in the
ire ,suIy department at Washington, anc
remove thi,her during the coming summer
There are now 4974 cars owned and
used exclusively By the national dispatch
line, running between St. Louis and Bus-
ton via the C-ntral Vermont. Their mile
aye in New England exceeds that of any
freight line.
The friends ii Njr. and Mrs. John W
Severance gave them 4 surprise on the 81
anniversary OF their marriage, on SATURDAY.
evening. F uary II. The occasion was
plea ant ore; the presents were Numerous
several OF which were quite handsome.
The secretary Of state has issued the
requ tie blank inventories for 1882
for the appraisal e the real and persona
esta e Of The taxpayers Of the state.
The form OF be Inventories and the inter
roga.ories Is substantially the same as las
wear
CA r. The number OF posts in tie
sat IS nov 81, with membership o.
1898. gain .Iy - posts and 5o5 mem
b rs wu.,ens 30 During the past yea
ID e " DOS nave been org .njzed ar.
one post .sar.a7izad. Financially, too
the depar nent is AZ excellent condition
Mar Goo ~ gh Of NorJhieli was at,
resteu by Officers Tuule and Demertt Of
Saturday Or intnxira.ion He RENAME
in jaiO uni Mon day, when be was fl e.
the usud amoan Of FIVE dollars and cost,
No disclosure was made, his statemen
b ing ina, h brought the liquor frou
home.
Farmer meetings are to De held "
our Brrd Of Agriculture as follow
Bennington, February l4tn and Is h:
Pownal, Is u and l6.b; Cornwall. l6,h.
c mhr,d %, 2lst and % /; E ~ Hardwrc.
23l md 24h; Cherlot'p, 28rn and NJ re
Isl: Richmond, Much "a and 81; L1nrr
burgh, 18th; Brunswick, 18th and is b
The will Of the late Ms. IL Lin VI.
Warren is being con es'ed By two OF he
three Lens. The will, which was mad
some Twelve years previous to her dealt
was changed on The evening before size
died, By the will the property was to he
equally divided among the heirs, but b,
tn codieil it nearly al went to the family
Of one Of The heirs The first hea ing in
the probate court was on Tuesday. Febru
ary Il AMI WAS adj ,urnod until the second
"Wednesday in March
4 mole from Rev. BIO. \. L. Cooper Of
Springie d announces the sudden death Of
his dau ht-r Alice on Sunday evening
She hal been sick two weeks of pneumonia.
but some form Of heart disease is supposed
to have caused the sudden fatal termina
ton The funeral occurred on Wednesday
ut o'clock p. NJ. The friends (an1 their
name is legion Of this beloved minister
and bis family will hear of this with sad
ness, and lift up prayers that the comforts
of the Holy Ghost may abide with the
afflicted.
The North Montpelier dramatic and
musical club will give an exhibition on
their strge in Union vestry hall. North
Montpelier, on Friday and Saturday even
ings, February 18th and 18th, OF which
time will be presented for the first time
the highly interesting costume melo-
drama, in four acts" Isoline of Bavaria, -
followed By a aughable farce zach evening.
The members of the company have been
TO considerable expense in the preparation
Of this play. having purchased entirely
new costumes, etc, ETC., leaving, in fact.
nothing undone to insure its perfect pre-.
sentaion; Nye's orchestra for music.
/. was mission DAY a, Trinity church
last Sunday; b'th parts Of the day werr
devoted to the causo Good congreg CATION,
listened TO the theme morning and even
ing, s.d contributed generously. The
N )rnIng WAS given 10 4 consideration of g,