Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-30

mont ~ H. las. week. lley report
interesting services.
Miss Susie, eldest da1gh:et of tue late
DR.. Doty, is quite sick with diphtheril.
Walter, son OF A. Osborne. leaves this
q lesday) morning for Dartmouth College.
Gu Arlie, eldes. son OF Gov. Farnham,
lesves for the Vermont University. Bar.
lington. These young men will both
make mark in the world that the Younger
may well pattern after.
Henry c. Jones and family leave in
few days for Florida, where they intend to
engage in orange culture.
B. NJ Wild leaves this week for Tnst.
ford. A Mr.. Paine, from Concord, n. H..
has been looking over his stock of goods
with view of purchasing the drugs and
medicines.
Prof. Cummings is again at his post a;
Bradford Academy, with good prospect
OF large school.
The political pc: is a. boiling heat in
Bradford, The democrats. if united, have
a large majority OF the voters, yet there
seems to be great deal OF doub. about
their uniting upon any man tina, will draw
the strength of the party. There seems to
be two rings in the party, and unless they
can unite upon some men no: connected
with either ring the prospec! is Bradford
will no: be represented at the coming
Legislature. The republicans are very
quiet, not expecting to elec! a man, but
rather enjoy the strife going on in the
opposing party. One week more and
then we shall enjoy little more quiet,
and the men who have spent all their time
in electioneering will resume their usual
avocations.
Co. &C." Vermont militia, Capt. John
h. Watson commanding, have left for
Brandon to participate in the annual
muster.
CHELsEA.--B .F. Dickinson has returned
from Saratoga Springs.
We noticed Judge Chapman and A. y.
King Of Tunbridge on the street Aug. 26.
P. VI. Hunt aud o. Bixby are busy
taxing of the farmers surplus OF fat hogs
and lambs.
Miss Susan Squire is receiving visit
from her niece, Miss Nay A. B1rdit of
Wakefield Mass.
Rev. Dr.. A. Rebster's residence is at
Orangeburgh, S. c. AMI no. at Atlanta as
stated las: week.
\ good number Of our people went on
the excursion to Lake Memphremagoz
Friday, Aug. 25:h.
NJ preaching services were held at the
Methodist churches in town las. Sabbath,
the pastors being absent.
Rev. Mr., Anterior OF Orange preached
at the Congregational church last Sabbath
on an exchange with the pastor.
The lovers of ice cream will be able to
and it at Barnes grocery store on Wednes-
day and Satur day evenings.
Prof. W. H. f Cummings has returned
to Bradford preparatory to opening the
fall term OF the academy in tia. place.
A yoke OF young oxen that W. S. Rus.
sell was driving recently became unuan.
ageable and run over him iniuring him
badly.
Cashier Clark's family have gone to St.
Johnsbury, where they will rem lin until
ne returns from his tolr in the western
states.
Ice cream festivals are all the rage now.
The las: one was held By the ladies of the
Congre gational church a, their church
parlors August sd.
H. L. Bi1by was at his old s,and in his
photograph rooms last Thursday, having
returned from his vacation and his trip to
the Adirondack mountains.
Joseph Smith OF New Orleans, an uncle
Of DR.. A. &. Smith OF this village, aud
Col. GelIespie, also OF New Orleans. were |
the guests OF the doctor rs: week.
A little boy about six years old, By the |
name Of Folsom. living with Mrs. Calvin |
n. Andrus, broke one OF the bones of hi,
ankle few days ago while driving sheep.
The republican caucus for the nonna-
ton of representative aud justices of
the peace will be held a. the town hall on
Saturday, Sept. ?, 1892, a. 4 clock P. N.
DR.. Walter Glstin, who has been twice
in an insane asylum, has become 80 much
more deranged tia. arrangements are
being made to return him to Beattleboro
asylum.
Mr.. Ephraim Hatch leaves this week
for his home in California. He has
farm there from which he raises from
20 900 to 1000 bushels of wheat annually,
worth now sl.O0 per bushel.
Ez-Lieutenant Gov. Hinckley and J. B. |
Atwood have returned from Saratoga
Springs. Mr.. Hinckley wen; INN siis,ely
to Thetford to visit MS sick and'aged
father, who is reported near his end.
The village Of Chelsea is very centrally
located, being Il miles from South Royal
ton. Is miles ifron West Randolph, l6
miles from Barre and % miles from Brad
ford-all important points on rail roads.
Orange county democratic convention
was held in this town Angus. %. The
convention was called to order by f, R
Hyde, chairman of the county committee.
A. NJ. Diekey was elected chairman and
addressed the convention on taking the
chair The conve n.ion was also addressed
oy Joseph Worthen of Kansas City, Mo,
4 county ticket was put in nomination as
follows: For senators. w. B. Vial. II. H.
Glllctt; for assistant judges, W. H. H.
Hall, J. G. Eastman; sheriff. L. R.
MDuffee; high bailiff, Geo. r. Comstock; /
states attorney, Geo. H. Dckey; probate
judges. Randolph district, P. Z. Perrin;
Bradford district, C. D. Leslie.
EAS. CALAIS.-There is to DO basket /
picnic in w O. pacE'a Ornva Er;dav