Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14

prices.
Conductor McAllister is gaining vel
rapidly.
Vennor has laid out big thaw fl
February. and wintry March.
Peter Gay has purchased the saloon
Henry Albin in Bruces block.
The weather has moderated little, an
today it is quite comfortable out doors.
Easter occurs this year March 25-th
earliest period known, or that is possibl
for it.
The trestle underneath the new railroa
bridge across the obi anch' was remove
by the workmen on Sunday last.
Guy C. Noble of St. Adams continues t.
improve, and the doctors are now conf
dent that they will save his arm.
The blacksmith shop vacated by Pete
Gay in S. T. Noyes' building has beef
leased by Joseph Shorey of Painfield.
An exchange complains that even if tn
postage is reduced it is just as mucl
trouble to lick a two cent stamp as {
three cent one,
The Lane manufacturing company have
adopted new rules tending to make some
of their employees more puuctual a,
commencing work.
Col. E. NJ. Brown, who is we'll remem-
bered at Montpelier, is now the editor Of
the Bismarck Oakota) Herald, place he
is well qualified to fill.
l. w. Welch is moving his furniture
sales room from French's new block into
the room formerly occupied by G. NJ.
Lyon in the Arch block. where his finish
irg rooms have been for some months.
Virgins was not blown away by that
storm of bis the 9th and 10th of February
for he rises to insist that on March 1lth
this planet will meet with a greater storm
and that the eartn will be shaken from sea
10 sea and pole to pole.
The worst wind storm of the season
prevailed in Barre. Monday. The roads
over the hills are impossible and every
where impeded. There are three feet oil
snow on level and it is drifted in many
places 10 immense depth.
The farmers in this vicinity should not
miss the lecture of DR.. H. A. Cutting,
IF hoorl of
"Fertiizers" at the Berlin town hall next
Wednesday evening. 1t is hoped that
large audience will be in attendance. An
opportunity for discussion will be afforded
those present.
The Burlington Free Press recently
enlarged the size of its daily and made
other arrangements by which It great ly
increased the amount Of news given, and
now follows reduction of price to Sc
a year. The Free Press, since its
Improvements, is easily what it claims
the larges. and best daily in the state
None of our fun-loving public will
forget the entertainment to be given by
Willie Edouin's SPARKS" company at
Capital hall, next Monday evening, when
they will appear in Dreams; or, Bink's
Photograph Gallery" The play has met
with unbounded success wherever pre-
scented, aud abounds with the most telling
humor.
therefore, postmasters have forwarded
without additional postage all classes of
wrongly directed mail matter received by |
them. By new rule postmasters can not |
forward without payment of additional
postage any mail matter wrongly directed,
except letters. or newspapers and period.
icals from one office to another in the
same county where published.
Prize reckoning on the books of the old
tertament, to be given at the church of
the Messiah. at their sociable next Friday
evening The prize to be given to the
one that stands ub the longest, being
decided by judges. Come everybody and
try all will be explained on that evening.
Supper to be served at six, admission
10 cents, allowing all to compete for prize.
Farmers Meetings. under the direction
of the State Board of Agriculture, will be