Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-08

august ~.
d. A. H. Corwin, with his wife and so
and daughter, has gone to northern Ne,
York to spend vacation in visiting thej
relatives.
). Is. Atwood, and his Oldest son, an
Mrs. Archie Mills have gone to Saratog
Springs in pursuit of improved health.
w. r. Townsend and his family hav
gone to Plainfield Springs.
A. IL. Powers and his wife have gon
to Plainfield Springs, and from there the
purpose to go to Saratoga Springs.
Rev. F. II. Roberts of Swanton. was il
town few days on visit to his parents
and other relatives.
We thiIk the queen" jersey COW i
owned by Rev. Fl. Webster of this town
We are assured on the best of aulhorit,
that four quarts of her milk will make ,
pound of butter.
EAST ELMoRE.-LeRoy S. Morse ha
moved to Wolcott 10 work for oyer.
If you want your buildings insured, OF
want first class organ Or sewing machine
call on F. B. Morse.
Geo. A. Morse is selling groceries very
cheap for cash.
The lumber mills of Geo. Morse and l.
A. Gale are shipping their new lumber a.
fast as they can get cars.
Several persons were baptized at The NJ
E. church last Sunday. Bro Wheeler
administered tho rites and preached to a
very large audience, the house being
crowded.
Rev. Mr.. Ryan is having excellent sue.
cess. The Methodists are getting up q
tent to attend camp meeting at Morrisville
next week.
A. P. Slayton has new planer and
hatcher to put in his lumber mill.
Geo. Grey has got his new house finished
on the outside.
NoRTHFIELD.-Rev. VIM. S. Hazen
wife and daughter, are at Jericho, visiting
Rev. Austin Hazen.
Miss Cora R. Brooks has purchased a
very fine upright piano, and Mr.. Wilder
came up from Montpelier last week to sci
it up.
Mrs. Frank O'Neill with her three
children, are visiting at White River
Junction. They will be gone two or three
weeks.
Rev. Stephen Hedges, Topsham
Rev. Geo. Winch from Connecticut; and
Rev. E. w. Culver, St. Johnsbury; all
"sons of Northfeld' were in town over
Sunday.
The average attendance upon the
Methodist Sunday school in the month of
July was 1879 Six scholars ha d no
absences. The attendance last Sunday
was ISL.
Rev. F. w. Bartlett was in town last
week.
The iron bridge will be ready for use by
the last of this week or the first of next.
The foundation for the Lungs brick
LIock is being rapidly made ready.
w. p. Dillingham; and Frank Plum ley
Esqrs., sat as special mastersat Waits field,
last Friday and Saturday, in the chancery
suit of d fl. Downing Horace A
Lyford and John II. Senter. Messrs Geo
w. Wing and Zed S. Stanton appeared as
for the orator. John II. Senter
pro Sc and G. II. Pitkin with him for the
defendants. The testimony for the orator
was concluded and the hearing was
adjourned until August goth and 2lst, at
Warren. for the defendant to put in his
testimony and to conclude the hearing.
Joel Simons of the Center, fell from his
cherry tree by the giving way of a ladder.
asst week, dislocating the elbow and
breaking the bone above the elbow of one
If his arms.
Fred T. Egert on's side won the victory
n Mortified lodge, |. o. G. T., over Her.
BERT Cark's side, by few points, and the
defeated party give cake and ice cream
reat for the "good of the order'' next
friday night.
WORCESTER. - Attention Hall Post.
lou are requested 10 meet at the G. A. r.
all promptly at 7 p. NJ, on the evening
# the next regular me' ting; important
BUSINESS. BY request of commander.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTIoN.-The Sunday
chool from the NJ. L. church are to have
picnic at Olcotts Falls, on Thursday
text.
Rev. A. j. Hough preached very
PRACTICAL sermon last Sunday, at the
Iethodist church, from words found in
'salms 1866.
There will be no preaching service at
he Universalist CHI rich during the month
f August.
Excursion from this place to Lake
next F'iday, fare ST. 80.
)ne hour will be spent for picnic and
inner at Owls Head, and four hours
will be spent on the lake, giving ride of
o miles.
M. B. Lyman from Boston. is visiting
riends 10 this place and Hanover. N. II. |
o. A. Taft and wife, G. l.. Tarbel and
amily, left on Wednesday for Nantasket
beach.
Rev. T. l.. Thurber from Syracuse,
reached at the Congregational church
lst Sunday.
Col. G.. S. Hamilton and wife, E. J.. |
1arrie and family, are spending few
weeks at Saratoga.
News came to this place last week, of
he sad death of Howard Bruce, who was
lied on the Albany and Troy railroad.
At our last school meeting it was voted
nat our school building should not exceed
yer ten thousand dollars.
DR.. Prime has found an odd monument
I northern New York. A good man had
we'd happily with an excellent wife until
ley were we'll on 10 years. when she
led. He bethought him of some fitting
al