Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

Chas. NJ. Lyon is quite SICK WIN lung
fever.
The police rcpor, last Sunday night as
being tic roashest night out 10 their
experience.
Mr.. VIZ ght is TO preach in the Morse
school hJus' ., East Montpelier. next Sun
day afternoon.
james II Mead Of ShebOygan. Wis, a
brother OF Ctpt. A. A. Meal, is in town
on a visit to his aged mother and relatives.
In our advertising columns james
Langdon offers for sale one Of the finest
buildings In town, also several very desr-
able lois.
Those of our subscribers who prefer to
pay for their paper in wood can 40 so. and
we will allow the ruling rate for tirst-class
wood, green Ur dry.
A dancing school public is to be held at
Berlin street hall 10 morrow evening,
January % h. Paul quaIrille band will
be in Attendance. All are invited.
There eighty nine murderers hung
in the United S ates in 1881. Vermont
furnished two, II ,yden and Cur. Arkan-
sas thsp ,se'lot the greatest number, fifteen.
Rubber STAMPS Of every description for
bank. office and personal use are made at
Howard Rubber Stamp Works, Burling
ton, VT. Price list free. Orders by mail
solicited.
Erastus Hubbard is erecting two more
houses on the new lots recently mile on
the site of The old sand bInk on the
mealog. One of them is understood to
be for IL bro,her.in-aw of Mr.. rpte.
Ga Saturday evening Pat H,ssett, who
had ptrrakcn TOO freely CT the "ortter, ="
became noisy and abusive in the shoe store
of Mr.. Puff.r. Policeman Dc merritt WAS
called and no WIS lDlg,d in Jail after a
spirited resistance. MIllty he was fined
the usual sum of Ii 10 AMI costs.
1t WIS COLI all around yesterday. At st.
Adams the thermometer ranged from II TO
$50 below, at L losburgh Falls $50, Rich
ford 30e, Is lkvr>l lid 81 S,.nl ia the vicinity
Of NJrth Troy ths mercury froze. Al
Rutland it WIS 227 below, ut White River
Junction 2j9 and at 81. johns 29o.
Eben Scrlbner and his son Gilman D.,
have recently put up building at the
Berlin emil of the rel arch bridge which
the latter is tn ocG lpy ~ grocery store
with line Of f. uit. nuts and confeclion-
cry. They propose doing strictly legit-
innate business and start out with small
stock Gu they propose increasing rs
demanded by trade.
Ga FrdIy afternoon u young named
Gotta, formerly of B arlington, was arrested
by Officer Dudley for intoxlcation and dis
turblng the peace. lie endeavored to
pick up ii row with BIakey's WOO len
Indian. Sturdy he was sentenced 10
one hundred and twenty three days in the
was taken Monday.
We give an extended report this week
Of the meeting Of the Vermont dairymen' :
association al ltLlland by which it will be
seen that most OF the old officers of the
society have been "lcft," and new blood
infused The new hoard of officers is a.
strong as any that could be made, and il
President j. B. Mead ana Secretary Tink
ham do not raise the society to the position
1t should occupy nmcng the dairymen Of
the stale it will not be for lack If interes,
in their work. or that they do not thor.
oughly understand what their duties de
mand.
The State Board Of Agriculture hold
meetings for tins county at E,st Mont
pelier, Tuesday and Wednesday, Jnnuar,
3lst and February LIST, and ut Barre Thur,
day and Friday, February q and 3
Governor Farnhtm IN several members
OF the b. and and The secretary are expec, Cd
to be present, and we advise all our farmcl
friends, with their wives, 10 be present
and participate in The discus ions which
are always tlcumcd, and while about it
we think consid' rable might be Learned
by getting DR.. Cutting, the worthy secre.
tary, well stirred up on any subject will
which he CLAIMS to be acquainted
The sixth Masonic district convention
under the direction OF Worshpiul J
Henry Jackson, district deputy CRANE
Master, will be held Mt Masonic Hall
Montpelier. on Friday, February |, begin
ming at 10 NJ, md continuing through
the aftcr noon and evening The following
grau'' ofli ers are expected 10 be present
M. w, LuniuS G Butler. grand master
R. w. Marsh o. Perkins. grand senior
warden; Il. W. Alfred A. Hall, CRANE
junior warden; r. w. VIM. II. Root
grand secretary; w. J. W. F. Washburn
grand senior deacon; W. Gins. II. Hol
brook. grand lecturer; W. Frank H. Bus
com, grand pur-uvant. All Master Ma
sons in good standing nre cordially invit
ed. Free return checks will be furnisbe
over the Central We, mont and Montpelie
& Wells River railroads. 2w
Appropos of vaccination, IN exohang
has the following timely advice don't pic
your nose with the finger that has shor,l
before come in contact with vaccin
ma ter-or at any other time. A ma,
acted contrary TO this rule, and as a result
the matter took kindly to his nose, mad
the acqr ,inance of the membranes, sprea,
all through his heal. and he is now ius
able to leave his bel after confinement
OF more than Two weeks. Gens Fall
lady scratched the bite Of an insect on he
foot with the fl 'ger5 that had been towns
with her vaccinIterl arm. The folowin,
day her foot sweled and shortly exceede
oy an overwhelming majority the size q
the traditional Albany girls feet. Sh