Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-07-11

circular saw upon his left hand, completely
severing the bone of one finger and badly
tacerating other fingers.
w. +. Russell got bad cut of the fool
last week, which puts him on the retired
list
The foundation for the new iron brid, G
will be completed this week.
Rev. Mr.. Sherburn and family spend
the most of this week visiting Deacon
Gale, father of Mrs. Sherburu, of Plain.
field.
Mrs, Z NJ. Gregg is in St. Albums visit
ing her son, c. A. Gregg.
PLAINFIELD.-Mrs. Geo. Kidder is quite
sick.
Mrs. Thomas Bartlett is again very low.
\ number of young couples from Mont
pelier and elsewhere terminated their
Fourth of July ride at he Spring house
This shady retreat is becoming a very
popular resort.
The brother Of H. G. Perry, who came
here from Burlington a week ago last
Tuesday, has ridden out several times. 1t
is hoped the change of climate will be
beneficial,
Geo. Biaisdill, Esq, of Boston, was in
town Tuesday. He was formerly law
student here in the office of Chas. Heath.
The funeral service of Mrs. Geo.
Worthen was held at the Congregational
church, last Saturday, Bev Mr.. Swimmer.
ton officiating
Miss Lurania Clark died suddenly last
Thursday of heart disease and was buried
Saturday.
Patriotic young America celebrated the
fourth as usual with great glee by the aid
of fire crackers, which seem not to be
prescribed in this village, rockets and the
voice of small cannon.
Ambrose Tay lor has sold his famous
Buckskin colt aud it was shipped to
Lowell, Mass, on Monday.
ENossURGH FALLs.-Rev, Mr.. Clark is
on a visit to his sons in Connecticut.
His pulpit was supplied last Sunday by
Rev. P. Merrill. The Sunday school are
soon 10 have new books added to their
library.
The Fourth was observed in this town
in very pleasant manner although the
weather was unfavorable. The ladies Of
the NJ E. church had dining hall thai
day and cleared over S135. They are
talking OF raising money for parsonage
Il W which is needed.
PUrNAMsMLLE.-Jaoob Putnam re.
Gently lost a COW.
c. c. Putnam and daughter Hatty, and
Mrs. II. P. Kent, has gone to Wells Beach,
Me-. for few weeks.
Mr.. Culver'- cat brought in half grown
partridge the other day, ten dollars fine.
WORCESTER Frank Conner lost horse
last week.
Quarterly meeting services were held at
he NJ. E. church, last Sunday, Bro. How
md, the pastor, officiating.
Chauncey Hunt has new horse barn,
ana also II. F. Clarke.
The high winds last week scattered the
lumber in Clark mill yard, blowing some
Of it into the river.
Horatio Templeton and wife started, the
)h inst, for Fargo, D. T., on visit.
Miss May Hancock is in town visiting.
WILLGAMsrowN.-T Universalist Sc.
,iety have Il student preaching for them.
Haw.ey Gale has been building large
addition to his barn and has it nearly
There was dance at the Hibhard |
House July 81, and about twenty couples
Il attendance.
Several left here to 90 tothe mountains |
asst week and some more are going this |
week.
Fourth Of July was ushered in by blow
ne he steam whistle, ringing bells. beat
NJ drums, blowing horns, interspersed
With firing of cannous, flashes of lightning
md peals of thunder
The summer term of school in district
No. 5, taught by Miss Anna Benedict,
,losed last Friday with basket picnic in
. grove near by.
There is to be Il lawn sociable at Rev. |
William Schoields next Friday evening,