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

The cavalry have their reunion thi
evening
tiilmore's band of 40 pieces at Capital
Hall this evening.
Tne supreme court is on the seconG
week of its general term.
Peter Badord's eight years old son
Johnnie, is very sick with diphtheria.
Rev. Mr.. Wright is expected to preacl
Al Hrightsvillc next Sunday afternoon a
two o'clock.
Eleazer L. Dodge is now foreman o.
The wood shop on the second floor ut the
cab shop.
Our esteemed summer resident, Thomas
w. Wood, leaves for bis home in New
York city this week.
VIM. Cole and his brother. stone cutters,
have left the employ of Sumner Kimball
and removed to Barre.
John b. Witt, who has been sick some
weeks, is now quite low and his recovery
considered very doubtful.
The Vermont Cilioers' reunion is to be
held Thursday evening and, us always,
VIII be the event of the season.
The family of Michael Ryan leave this
week Tor their new home in Nebraska,
where Mr., Ryan located last spring,
Charles a. Owler has removed from the
hnsman house on BIrro street TO C. J.
N'ieaSons new house on Hubbard street.
Fred W. Morse has purchased of L. p.
Je"ett the Bacon house on Barre street,
occupied by w. A. Stowcl, paying for
the same 81, 450
Charles W. Skinner returned home
from his trip to California last week. lie
was fourteen days in going AMI coming
and ten days in the state.
John Sullivan of Northlield was arrested
Sunday night for drunkenness and dis.
turbing the service at the Catholic church.
He is still in jill, not yet having made a
satisfactory disclosure
We learn the Fred. E. Smith has sold
olt bis stock in the Montpelier carriage
manufacturing company to Mr.. Yeaw of
Lawrence, Mass., who is represente as
Il live business man.
In)se who have neg lectcd to "gct I'D
and see the comet" ia We let slip the COL
'den opportunity, the no cturnal visitor has
taken MS departure and can but Just be
'lscorned with the naked eye.
A temperance meeting will be held
in the vestrY of Bethany church on Sum-
N.Y. November oh, commencing at five
clock p. NJ. A member of the le rislature
isexpectcd to deliver the address.
brooks Post had II very pleasant gath 5
crng last evening at which Gov. Barstow, |
ClI Hooker, Speaker .rtin, Dr.. Nichols.
Gen. Pilkin, Sergt. Gibbs, Senator Gil
more Representatives Partridge, Dearborn
-NI'NtSf SpOhC III lEly.
MIR. A. G. Nash died recently in Cali
dornll, whittier he went for the benefit of
MS health Il year ago He was foreman IL
of hm5lll's granite works for several U
years. and WIS as) foreman of the granite it
cutting when the present state house was
built. l.
The large increase of business at the ~
c'' works has nj ldo demand for more o
room compelling Curtis Clogston, who
occupies the first floor of the first building, Ia
to ok for another shop. We understand III
'o Is ne 5otlt.ing for the purchase of one .
d lA' Pioneer c)mpany's buildings. Va
Apropos of the comet. an old English TO
writer once said that Comets signiAe cor bv
Fuptions of the ayre. They arc signs of ca
earthquakes, of wares, changing kynge.
uoms' great dearth of corn, yea, "a common W
'eHlh of man and beast" Our present m
visitor has not as yet wrought such gener wa
a. havoc; and as it is leaving US rapidly, dis
Tue prospect is Of Il complete failure of the to
AnsIishman's prognostics. Ba
Lust Saturday evening the friends and Oh
relatives Of John W. Smith and wife SUI
"nSreg'ted ut their residence on Berlin ma
'"f 20 The number of over thirty to cele- ma
,.''e lAeIr tlrticth wedding anniversary. Jai
=, "ey succeeded in completely surprising Oh
"''r most and hostess but not in stamped
H." '''em and when they left for their on
''oraI homes in Barre. Mortified, Rich. rem
r'n l. hoHbury, WIliston and Lebanon, moi
" H. they left numerous valuable tokens
u their love and esteem. Ian
''Ni EARS OF MARRIED LIFE her
, '"h" ONE KooF.-Mr. and Mrs. Josiah I
'"'u ol SYNDICATE, the Oldest married the
o"p'e IN Bennington county, recently A
'''p.''oo the 7O.h anniversary of their stat
''',lHS Their house was filled with to /
''"oS' who in turn complimented tho n
" 'o"P,o' who sat ia their paror. The "Jl
T. VI ''l9 couple arc 81 and 81 years. sgr
H.. Nv 80 ''l'y No" occupy is the ono in j
;n' l' ''oy commenced housekeeping sixty will
''' years ago Two goblots, two saucers teac
wv spoons were upon the table which ROOF
''i'oh@ The wedding presents sixty.
me years ago, ''N'' ,,o