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


CALAIS Willard Bugbee is getting
along very well with his broken arm.
L Bsmis and Baentine are at home
from the lumber regions for few days.
The Gray boys have finished their
dancing hall that they have been at work
on for few weeks. 1t has dressing room
with stove in it and everything comfDrta,,
BILE. They propose to dedicate 1t next
Friday evening with a cotillon party;
musc-Leonard's band
CHELsEA-Rev. W. II. Davis preached
at the Congregational church last 5 lib 9TH.
The singing school, under the supervis-
ion of Mr.. Blanchard. is reported as very
successful.
j, B. Blcon, L. G. Hiuckley and H L.
BixDy heve been appointed commissioners
on the estate of the lIte Aaron Davis.
January 18th, coller-thermometer 20
degrees below zero; January 2l;h. coolest
thermometer &c degrees below zero.
Mrs. Lewis B.rnes died on Monday, the
% inst. She had been great sufferer
for more than two years from cancerous
disease.
Mrs. Sarah Hatch Bennett. with her
husband, of Springf I'D, Mass, has recently
been in town on visit to her friends and
relatives.
Rev. Frank s. II itch. pastor of the
Congregational church of West Hartford,
Conn, was IN town last week ON a visit TO
his aged mother.
A series OF evening meetings are being
held at the Methodist church this week.
Rev. Mr.. Wells of William stown is
assisting the pastor.
Sickness is on the increase. Numerous
severe cases are reported and the physi.
cians are busy. DR.. G. X Bagey is
reported as improving.
Tho family of Rev. F. E. TIerrick has
recently been badly nffl cted with throat
disease. The whole family of five persons
have had IN a tack of it.
Sheriff Barron of Washington committed
man by the name of Wright to i'll las,
week. We learn that he was arrested in
Orange on an old execution. The Jail had
been empty for many weeks.
A notice is published that the union
agricultural society will hold its annual
meeting at Tunbrdge January 18th, at
O'Clock. This society is p,ironized by the
central towns in Orange county with q
few towns in Windsor county.
Mrs. Mehetabel Roberts died the 18th
inst, aged 73 years. Her funeral wa.
attended at her late residence on Maple
street by Rev. F, E. Herrick. Her son
Mr.. Hllas Roberts of Boston, has since
sold her fine residence to Mr.. E. R HYDE
together with large lot of very valuabl,
furniture.
EAST ELMoRE.-The writing school ha,
failed for want of support.
Singing school Saturday evening Il
taught by Mr.. Walton.
Hubbel, our butter tub man, is drive,
with orders. He makes No. 1 tub
The lumber mills Of George Morse. T.
A. Gale and Gray are preparing to stool
up heavily with logs this winter.
At the last quarterly meeting at tbi
: place, held by Church Tabor, two wer,
, baptized and three joined the church Il
full connection.
George A. Morse has put in grocer,
and provision store for the accommodation
Of his help and the people, and will keel
good line of goods at cash prices.
The people in this vicinity are now i'm
proving the snow. drawing their logs an,
. wood. which makes things lively, The
E have waited long lime for the snow.
+. B. Morse has gone to Wocott thi
, winter, measuring logs for Reee at Pc,
, tcrville. He has a new Singer sewin,
machine that he will sell cheap for cash.