Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21

His many friend, are saddensl 10 think,
that b shoDld he Inns carly cnt q, His
family hiss the prayers iear., anj SYM pa
lhy Of all WHO knew him H.. mineral
takes place WeIne. lay, Febro.rv -4h.
Glory 10 God. ihai ne died hsyln. "a well
grounded hope OF immortality. and e.ernal
life through Christ. May we who still
| live. run The Christian race 50 faithfully.
as 10 win tie crown OF life, that when
Chris! shall gather MS Redeemed ones, VIC
mar meet our brother. where pariin Is
shall be no more, and death shall have DC
more dominion.
| BRADFoRD.-Dr. VI. II. Carter mss sold
bis residence in this village 10 Or. L. W.
Hanson for $3.50.
The singing school held by Prof. French
is well palronized and Is pronounced by
| those who know TO be HE hes; school We
have had in orr village for long time
We enjoy heir singing very much aud
would gladly join them were ii no, Ior
4 1At 4A-A AAal OAi L1Gs4L "f-s al .4OlANA lA
of rs long fyesrs ago SIS our good old
mother sang Us to sleep with The habl
| songs. As We listen We imagine We hear
| that same sweet voice and these oIa
familiar lnllabies
Snow. snow, snow, and sti. il SHOWS.
There Is no warm sunshine or rain 70
furnish : lie much needed wafer. The
mills and cisierns are dry. The streams
furnish bu, little power 10 drive the
machinery located upon their banks and
consequently the lumber yards are fun OF
logs. The manufactures are nearly idle
not for the want OF orders. for the long
list Of orders upon the shop books
indicate busy spring and summer. No
one need be idle Tor the want Of something
TO DO IS soon IS the water comes falling
down.
The young ladies connected with tie
NJ. E church and society hold a fair thi:
(Monday) evening, February l2h. As they
have been "bnsy SIS bees" during The pas,
weeks, we imagine they will have - pile"
OF articles both ornamental and useful
which they viii Offer for sale. We hope
they will NEE: with that success 10 which
their untiring energy entities them 10.
Quarterly meeting services were held
in the NJ. Z church, sanda7 \. NJ. and s,
Fairlee in the afternoon; The presiding
elder having charge.
H. A. Winship OF the firm Of Winsh;p
L Co., goas to Boston this week in The
interest Of ne Bradley Fertilizer Co. Mr..
Winship is 70 be accom- par led By 4 Live
Editor from the capital and o:her promi-
lent NET Of the stale. Doubtless they
will give the readers Of the leading pc ers
Of the state s description OF what they
may learn about Braileys fertilizer. The
fact tia. the sale OF This article through
The house o. lFlnship & CO. hAs increased
from five tons 10 two hundred TOPS during
the past five years (tbe las: named figures
being the amount the firm has already
contracted for for the present season,
showing very plainly wha, Inc farmers
along The Connecticut ,afnk Of Bradley,
fertilizer.
CABoT,-The farmers meeting held By
the board Of agriculture ana which
commenced Tuesday and held over to-day
are very largely attended are Of un1sal
interest. We shall give full report il
our issue next week.
CRELsEA.-Funls are be.a. raised 10
repair the Methodist chlra1.
Chester Davis las moved j7:o the Grant
house in the upper village.
DR.. 4. B. Smith OF STAFFORD WAS in
town February l4:h.
Il was stated in tie ?epor; Q! the county
com nissio1ers al The late county temper
anoe convention thai the amount Q! liquor
sod I, the agency in this town during the
as. year was less than the amour. sold .,
any oiher agency in the comfy.
M1nps and measles have broken out
on The ives. hill. One family has four
Cases OF measles.
B. E. HYDE Of West Lebanon, \. H,
was il town las: Thursday.
Walter N. Osowsy Of his town was
taken SICK with measles al Barre and
obliged to remain there unll he recovered.
Edwjn Fuller lost entirely the sigh. OF
one eye recently.
TIE village schools vii close February
80. Bolh schools have been successful
". D. Laird OF This town has formed
copa:tnership IL the law business with
Hon c. B Leslie OF Wells R7er.
". B Marson Of AlbioD. 4. l.. wss il
town last week.
TIE Robbins farm was sold at the la,e
auction 10 Edwin Robbins for 5000
Mrs. John B. Atwood gave an oyster
supper and social entertainment s, her
home. February 2ls,, for he benefit Of he
ladies' library.
Miss Inez S2nborn was favored BY 3
surprise visit. on the fifteenth anniversary
OF Der birthday.
Mr., and Mrs. John c. Clark went 70
81. Johnsbury las: week.
A very desirable ;hsw came las, week.
The amber OF deaths Of males in this
town during The year 1882 was -; Of
females. l6; making 4 total Of 81. The
Oldest was 50. and the youngest 4 months
and days. Between 50 ard 90. s;
between 20 and 50, 8; between 90 and 20.
Z; between 50 and 60. 8; between 40 and
90, >; between 20 and 40. none: between
10 snd 20 8 under 10, / or those tbs
died. 5 were single. 10 were married and
10 were widows. The number Of births
WAS %; number Of marriages. s.
GRoToY.-Query: How much does this
town save BIZ not having an agen,:
There was about dozen Young fellows
on our streets last Saturday evening ,ha,