Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-06-06

ceit anu u iauy WIFI him OUT. Inc buggy
was completely demoralizod. but the
occupants fortunately received no serious
injury.
Observation-Disclosures have appeared
in this market.
DR. Frank Mills was in town June 50.
Edward Dickinson is at home on a
visit to his parents.
II. H. Taylor has begun to drive stage
on the route that he recently bought, from
Royalton to East Brookfield. He leaves
Bert in charge of the livery stable in this
town.
S. Montague has just received large
granite monument of a new pattern, to be
placed in his lot in Highland cemetery.
W. Fl. H. Hall is building family
vault in his lot in Highland cemetery.
William Bacon had good horse die a
few days ago.
Harry H. Gosslhas returned homo from
West Randolph graded school.
| G. Curtis S. Emery has gone to Nantasket
Beach, to act as clerk in Black Rock hotel
for the summer.
Horse buyers from Connecticut and
Maine, are buying and taking off to mar
ket the good horses.
L. w. Bacon being seriously afflicted
by sickness in his family, some seven of
his neighbors kindly made a "bee" May
3Oth, and helped him do his planting aud
sowing.
Rev. E. Z. IIcrrick and his wife attended
the county convention of Congregational
churches at Thetford Hill. last week.
J. B. Bacon went to Boston last week.
Sharp frosts June LIST and I'd.
The co-partnership of Hyde IL Twist in
the furniture and c. rpet business, has been
dissolved. The business is now carried
on by John A. Twiss.
The band stand has been moved to the
north west corner of the north common,
and passed the ordeal of new coat of
paint, that was much needed.
A. l.. Finne Esq, and his wife, of Sara
toga county New York, were in town
last week, the guests of L. w. Sanborn
and his family.
Two postal cards with the back sides
loosely fastened together and an inscrip,
| ton on the face side of each of them, were
lately lodged in this post office. The
post master decided that they would
require letter postage if sent in that form,
and returned them to the writer. Worth
remembering.
Chester Bixby is driving stage in Cor
NTH, for Fred Sargent.
Ezra Walker has bought the "old Annis
farm" so called, on the West Hill.
Frank Morey of Montreal, is in town,
the guest of his uncle, j. B. Bacon and
his family.
William Peters and his wife have gone
en- a visiting excursion to Boston, and
adjacent places.
Detachments of Waterson Post, G. A. r.,
visited the variou. cemeteries in the town
May 3oth, and decorated the graves of
their fallen comrades. Public exercises
were held on the West Hill Dinner was
served by the ladies, and highly interest
ing address was delivered by Rev. II.
Webster.
Miss Eva Burroughs) Lyman, of
Springfield, Mass, is in town visiting
friends here.
MARsuFIELD.-Mrs. Nathaniel Robin
son was taken quite sick decoration day,
but is some better now.
There is to be q union temperance meet
ing at the Congregational church, next
Sunday evening, at half past seven, All
are cordially invited.
Decoration day was observed in town
last Wednesday, with appropriate services,
Hon. G. H. Heath giving good address,
which was we'll adapted to the occasion.
Mrs. j. d. Bailey is being afflicted
with rheumatism.
Silas Carleton is building an addition
to his barn.
We never saw grass look better at this
timc of the year than it does now.
Mrs. Fay of Woodstock is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. M. w. Newton, and while
at the depot fell and received a bad
wound in the forehead.
G. f. Shepard has sold his trotter
"Lambert" to Geo. Walker of Worcester,
Mass, for $500.
D. w. Bancroft has recently put in
printing press to do his own printing.
PLAINFIELD.-Mrs. Kate Dwinell is
very low.
Willis Lane is still dangerou sly sick,
yet there is hope of his recovery.
Mrs. Wisly Batchelder is still quite low.
The Washington county Congregational
conference has been in session at Plainlield
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
Children's day service will be held at
the Methodist church next Sunday after
noon.
The Uuiversalist county association
holds a session ut Plainfield, Thursday