Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-15
The filing in the court house hall is
being relaid on new floor.

The filing in the court house hall is
being relaid on a new floor.
The fall term of the Montpelier Union
school commences Monday, September
10Th
Thomas Eagan, who has been quite
sick, during the past week, is now report
ed better.
The Baptists hold their annual state con
yenton at West Randolph, Sunday, Sep
tember 23d.
George c. Guyelte and family of Iowa
arrived at Montpelier on Friday. 1t is
said to stay permanently.
Fred r. Stevens has purchased the
vacant Bennett lot east of the Bacon block
on South Main street; price $1,000.
Geo. G. Chandler of New York city,
who has been paying his brother, DIR. q.
NJ Chandler, short visit, returned home
on Saturday night
Aughtney Shambeau had horse. worth
500, die on Friday, caused by stumbling
and falling in descending hill with
load a few days b,fore.
S rect Commissioner J. l.. futile has
force of men at work on the road on sac
street. preparing it for coat Of gravel
which he is putting on.
The seventh regiment Vermont voun
teers will hold lis reunion at Burlington.
August 2S.h ooh and 80 h. A ride on
the lake the 29lh, will be o feature of the
occasion.
John A. Goodwin, a former Montpelier
bow but now of Bedford, Mass, arrived in
town on Tuesday accompanied, with his
wife and son, on a months visit 10 his
parents and friends.
At the service at the Plainfield Universe
list church next Sunday, which the great
singing evangelist, Stanford Mitchell, will
conduct, the Rev.. j. Lewis of Boston will
give the sermons Services at II and
o'clo X.
Mrs. Graham. aged 80 years, mother oil
Mrs. OILS &. Miles with whom she lives,
made misstep in descending to the wood
shed on Friday evening and dislocated
her shoulder which was reset by DR..
Chandler.
Commander Chas. f. Clark, United
States navy, son of j. D. clark of this
village, arrived in town Sunday morning
On Mo- day afternoon he left for New
York city accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. d. Clark.
Ex-Gov. Page now comes before the
new board of directors of the Rutland
railroad company with claim OF from
twenty to thirty thousand dollars. Perhaps
the cheapest way out would be to cleo
him president.
The Burlington Free Press says: "Mrs
Frank Plur,ley of Mortified is gaining
quito a reputation rs poetess. Her
contributions are seen almost monthly in
DemoreStS Magazine, and occaslonly In
other magazines and papers,"
Nettie E., daughter of Benjamin Daley,
died last Monday morning after brlel
illness, of typhoid fever. Miss Daley was
young lady of moro than usual promise
and her many friends, among whom she
could count all heracquaintances are great
" panied at her sudden death. She was the
organist of Trinity church and pos.
sessed musical talent of very high order
Her funeral occurred at the church yester
day afternoon.
Sheriff James r.. Clarke of Berriep
county, Michi gan, was in town to-day to
get a warrant on Michigan requisitior
to take Frank Neddo. arrested at Wood
stock Saturday, back to Berrien county
where he broke Jail two weeks ago. Ned
do took eight o'hers out of Jail with him
seven of whom Sheriff Clarke has all cad,
harvested and when he completes hi
requstlon papers at Burlington he vii
have but one left to bring in.
VERMONT FAIRS FOR 1S83.-Franklir
county, Sheldon, August 29-31. Rutlanc
county, Rltland September ST. Union
exhibition society, St. Adams, Sept, 81
State, Burlington, Sept, 1o-14. Mac
River Valley, Waitsfeld, Sept, 1919
Caledonia county, St. Johnsbury, Sept
1920 Poultney indus,r Il society. Poult
ney, Sept. 1920. White River Valley
Bethel, Sept. 1920. Dog River Valley
Mortified, Sept, 25-27. Orange county
Bradford S pit, 25-27 Lamoille Valley
Morrislown, Sept, 1921. Worlds. Tun
bridge, Oct, "a.
The Union Mutual fire insurance com
panv has paid thirty-two losses, amounting
to 81, 70681 the past year. Their repor
shows an increase of business the pas
year, they now carry 3,03s policies
insuring property to the amount o
1852 $40 50.with premium notes in fore
of S2O6 Ala %. An assessment of
per cent meets all expenses to the presen
time and leaves balance in the treasury
The fifty sixth annual report of tn
Vermont Mutual fire insurance oompan
shows marked increase in business
New policies to the number oil 8,417 hav
been Issued and the number now in fore
is 81 565, insurng property to the amour
ofS39, 1861. The premium notes he'll
as capital Of the company amount t
s2,572 ,S72 81, gain in amount of capita
over the preceding year of S10S 1856 6G
The company has paid 9l4 losse
amounting to The sum of $7S,957 7!
An assessment of 8 8 per cent on tn