Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-11-01

bellows FALLS.-Rev. II. +. Austin Is
to be absent two weeks from his noo,,o
NeXt sunday Bro. + lward3 will occupy
the pulpit. -
very sad case occurred last week in
Inc death of Charlie Ernest, a bright little
lad OF eight years, son of Mr.. and Mrs
N, e. Williams. He had been sick only
week. and, as the end drew nigh, clearly
understood why, from the nature of his
disease, his little sisters did not come into
his room and therefore callcl for their
pictures, which almost at the moment of
death fell from his hand.
Bro. Austin spoke to large audience
Sunday morning upon the following and
iall oil Peter, from Matt. 26:5S, showing
the greatness of the fall and its cause. In
the evening the Sunday school held
concert at which the house was crowded.
as Is the case at every one. The theme
was " The Golden City our Home" upon
a beautiful arch adorned with leaves of
every color. the words in gilt, and at the
base hung beautiful anchor of leaves
and flowers. Much credit is due the
superintendent, N. b. Lucia, for his untir.
my efforts to promote the welfare of the
school.
Inc E'ty organ, which has done such
good service in the audience room of tbo
M. f. church these past years, is to be
removed to the chapel below, and in its
place beautiful organ from the Peloubet
manufacturing company will be heard
next Sabbath. This orgn has pedal,
double bank, five octaves, twelve sets of
reeds and seventeen stops. List price
SLIP O0-a much needed thing. Let all
the people sing.
Jerry McDermott. freight broakman
on the Vermont Valley road, fell from his
train here last Wednesday, breaking his
neck and cutting his body in two equal
parts.
Friday evening of last week, our quiet
village was startled by terrific blast let
'n from the rocks east of the mills. in
which thirteen charges of giant powder
'qual to 800 pounds of ordinary powder
we're used, which fairly shook the village;
many were frightened at first. snnnosi,a
IN explosion had occurred among the
Mills.
The large house opposite the Island
ouse is being rcmodeled and is to be
ised as boarding house under the super.
ision of the Fall Mountain p,por c}m.
any--a much needed thing here
The Vermont grand division of the
'ns of temperance held their annn,l
leetng in this place last week. A most
xcellent address was given by Mr. Jewell :
Boston, NJ. W. p. of the NATIONAL
vision of North America. The following
Ulcers were elected: Rev. II. F. Austin, c
!. w. T., Bellows Falls; Milon d 4ydson.
. w. H., Newfane; b. I. Holcomb. G. q
'rbe, Rutland; c. d. Etstmpn, G.. treas. \
'er, Rutland; p. A. Pierce, G. con,
'oodstock; G. S. Day, G. sentinel, +
'oostock.
CHELsEA.-A, S. Austin, ESQ, has 70. "
owed to his fathers on South Main street II
Miss Susan Gilman made a misstep and p,
| down the collar stairs at Mrs. Taplin,s W
tober 25.h. receiving considerable in. p
y. "a
deo. Harris, g. andson of the late nj
ment Bacon, and now of Lincoln. ~ ~
braska' was in town October 2j.h, the
est of his uncle, J. B. Bacon.
8. ID. Barnes arrived home on Friday
from an eight days trip to various
portant points in Massachusetts,. His 1t, 'n
'cery is now well filled with a great to
iety OF fruits and other family luxurics.
William Eddy. living just across the -
m line in Brookield. committed suicide N, n,
shooting himself on Thursday last. The n
Sc was mental arrangement.
he Mr.. Ainsworth who was arrcstod ,t ar,
'odbury on suspicion that he was the OF
n who stole William Robbins team
examined before justice, but was n n
harged for want of sufficient evidence ,
lold him for trial. Since then Sheriff cas-
on OF Washington, aided by Geo. w. anC
,veland arrested t,yo ,,o,, - wy 49,, edy
posed to be the thieves. Ono gave his reIj
lo MS Holmes and the other gave his r
he a. Hathaway. They were lodged in 7r'
last Saturday TO wait their ovon,is..,,. ing
November lst. Let
enry Bryant, whose house was burned 49,
the East Hill few weeks ago, has oho,
ed tenement in II. w. Dearborn's /
80 on Jail street. NH
rs. Robbins, widow of the late Phi. ~
er (ODOlnS, IS ABOUT TO leave her home Chu
no West Hill and TO 90 to live with =
son, William Robbins.
le Henry Royce farm wss not sold ut In
ate auction held for that purpose. l ne
iss Eliz tboth Norton, from western Mrs
, hts b13n in town recently on a visit
II age md feeble mother.
any of our citizens are opposed to the IN
levine road law" so.called, and have -
ID petition for its repeal.
NJ. Comstock, school superintendent,
give public examination of school In
lers, November 18th, ut tho school iioY
in district No. 2. XII
nose public spirited ladies who cleared y IN
mall stones out of one of the streets iIIijs npe