Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-11

'emp.oyed as music teacher in G)Il,rl
seminary. Barre.
william Robbins had a valuable vounc
Morse buggy and a new harness s,oIe,
FRIDAY night, Octob ere.
Charles X. Corwiu is paying twenty
cents per ID. for good young turkeys.
Mrs lmogene, wife of NJ. A. U,.ch.
'led OF consumption a Brockton. Ma,
oaiobef 81 ur-. Ter rcm,i..
were 'r'i<t . tu. .pya Tor bu,..l
where she formerly rv.a 'cr fame.
was 'Nsnaei 80. Pho s.. a.. %, Nj.
"ro"1 sister IF W. ID r. Il
Ner', Of MIN ID hiyr.. S.,...
The daughter Of Rev. W. !. III der .t
Mortified.
The balance OF W. NJ Ordway's bank
rupt goods have been removed by the
assgnees, to tho store of j. p. and f O
Tracy.
Mr., Charles Bagley, of Barre, removed
to this town and occupies the premises
that he bought of Foster Grow on court
street.
Mr.. f b. Dickinson has rented a tene.
ment in the Foster Grow house with his
father. in law.
Mrs. E. b. Dickinson has rented the
store room in Tarbell's building that was
formerly occupied by J. NJ. Ordwav, she
$ about TO open millinery shop there.
Being now in Boston TO purchase her stock
of goods.
Hon. B. Martin and his wife returned
from their four months vacation and visit
at Vergennes, on Thursday, October $.
lie appears to be in better health than
when he left Chelsea.
David Comstock has gone to West Fair
lee to take charge of Farnham's hotel
during Mr.. F's absence at the legislature.
Eugene E. Densmore went to Manches
ter, N. H., last Monday where he has
secured job in the harness shop of his
uncle, II. Repno.
There will be convention at the Con
gregational church, October II, and IS. of
the county Sunday school association
W. D. Mcintyre of Middlesex is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. L. II. Sanborn,
and his sister, Mrs. John Sanborn of this
village.
b. F. Dicki nson received telegram
last Saturday, announcing the death of
the wife of his son, Charles P. Dickinson.
of Allston, Mass.
George M. Kimball of Boston is in
town on visit to his mother.
RoXBURY.-James Albin was arrested by
A. w. Circuit and put under $500 bonds for
appearance at the county court for the
burglary at the drug store of lothian
Ellis. How the fire was occasioned is not
known. The loss by the fire wus not far
from $4,000. Mr.. Spauldng is building
a new house on the site of the one destroyed
by the fire.
STowE.-Wednesday evening of last
week the members and people of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church to the number of
forty or more paid visit to Mr.and Mrs. !
Andrew A. Royce. The visit was intend |
ed as testimonial Of appreciation Of the
services of the organist, as well ms a token
# esteem and good viii to herself and
husband. After an hour spent in soca
converse, intersperscd with vocal and in |
strumental music, Rev Geo. i. Smith of |
Plaifed was called to he 'front.' ana
made one of his characteristic speeches, in |
which he alluded to his dif1ilence and his |
surprise at finding it exceeded by that of |
the pastor, who had pressed him into the
service on this occasion; adverted to his !
former pastorate here and sundry Janus
ing incidents connected herewith; to his !
acquaintance with Mrs. Royce, then Miss
Wade, and her fathers family; and in
conclusion presented on behalf of individ- |
uals and the company, Il handsome mirror
Bible stand, dozen silver knives and
forks, silver spoons and butter knife, /
silver castor. and several other articles OF
use and ornament. Mr.. Royce made an
appropriate response and after another
interval devoted to music and conversation
the company dispersed well pleased with
the evenings visit.
Rev. J. B. Whitney of the Wesleyan
Methodist church, Warren, preached at
the Methodist Episcopal church last sab
bath,-a very good sermon.
SwANToN.-As thy servant was busy
here and there the time was gone so
there were nositems for the MESSENGER
last week.
Four united in full with the NJ +. church
on Sunday, the 23l ofaSept. Considering
the number of probationers and only four
coming forward for full membership, Que
could scarcely help raising the question;
"Were there no. ten cleansed, where are
the ninep' 1t is to be hoped that more
will present them selves at the mex. oppor
tunity
In the death of Miss Ida Bell, which
occurred last week, the NJ. f. church has
met with grea. loss. She was one of
the faithful ones, faithful teacher in the
Sunday school and secretary Of the
womans mission society. She will be
greatly mis- sed in the social meetings
She was one of those who seldom failed
to fill her place there and take her part in
the service both in prayer and testimony.
Her funeral was largely attended at the
residence of r. IL. Scott last Friday, =. NJ.
Tho sermon was by her pastor, Rev. o.
n. Boutwell,.
The social meetings are quite lively,
interesting, and well attended.
Pr esident Beeman made US a flying visit
last week looking as hale, hearty and
genial as ever and may his shadow never
e row less.