Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-04-04

"ioo p"uiy injured.
lev. ii. Webster preached at Eas
0 Brookfield and Chelsea West Hill las
SABBATH on an exchange with Rev. d
) Kilburn.
Fred Ordway has commenced work in
j. b. Bacon & Co.'S, store.
The Watson farm, one mile south of the
village, and the factory building and
machinery. together with lot ofpersonal
property, is to be sold at auction on
Tuesday, April 10th.
EAST CALAIs.-There is a lot of spruce
lumber for sale at Peck's sawmill
Fred Burnan has bought his fathers
farm and is going to move on to it this
spring.
j. Eaton's straw shed and store house
fell in by being too heavily loaded with
snow, smashing nice two horse wag on
beyond repair and wheelbarrow which
was in the wagon.
X. WILDER has two lady boarders from
New York that require: some attention
especially from Erwin.
James Laird has bought the DR.. Ide
house and is to move in soon.
G. r. Dwinel and wife celebrated their
fifth anniversary by going to Montpelier
Tuesday of last week. On returning
home they were surprised by finding their
house lighted from cellar to garnet and
many friends awaiting their return.
Clarence, seeing the condition of things,
took hold for agood time. After partaking
of the repast, A. Dwinell addressed the
bride and groom with appropriate remarks
and placed in their hands a nice silver
cake basket and spoon, which had been
previously subscribed for, with a few
articles of wooden ware. The musical
entertainment consisted of two songs by
Miss Katie Peck, Mrs. Annie Pierce and
one by old Mrs. Hammond, the mother of
the bride, 70 years of age, entitled Adam
and Eve. Games of many kinds kept the
party full of glee until the time of
departure, then leaving their best wishes
with the happy pair.
NoRTHFIELD.-L. N. Howe has sold his
residence on Central street for 81, 200.
Geo. W. Soper has sold his residence on
Central street for So 900.
Mr.. Frost, who at one time was in the
employ of Hazelton & Deering, moves
this week TO Randolph.
DR.. johnson, kwhose wife is Minnie |
Gregg, moved into Mortified from High.
gate last Saturday and will occupy the
Gregg homestead on Summer street; and |
in consequence Geo. w. Clark moves out
of the house and into the Smith house near
the tannery on Main street.
DR.. j. H. Winch is down with the
measles. ID. M. Dewey and his younger
brother have been critically i'll with the
measles during the last week, but are now
deemed to be. recovering. Geo. B. LOOMS,
one of our justices of the peace, died very
suddenly last week of the measles. Prof.
Hits child and E. L. Soper's child are
quite ill with the measles. Inez Warden
is recovering from an attack of the
measles. 1t is estimated that about forty.
five others are down with the measles, all
taken at the musical convention from
gentleman in the chorus who fell i'll while
in attendance.
Harry Ellis, son of Mrs. Jane X. Ellis
Is quite i'll with lung fever.
At the usual monthly missionary collec.
ion of the M. E. Sunday school last
Sunday SLABS was raised. making for the
year nearly $40.
The ladies of the Methodist church give
| new sugar festival on Tuesday evening
April 10th. at the Vestry.
The 18th anniversary of Mortified
odge, l. o. G. t., No. 175. takes place
,ext Saturday evening at their hall.
The Odd Fellows of this town had
very pleasant entertainment at their hall
last Thursday evening.
ORANGE.-Several of the schools are
llready supplied with teachers.
Hay is scarce article. Some haven't
my and cannot get any and are obliged to
eed straw.
Miss Edith Lord goes to Wells River
Don to learn telegraphy. We wish her
ucccss.
Last Thursday Orlenzo Smith, man
'etween thirty and forty years of age,
Who resided with his Aunt Louisa Pease,
vas found dead in the road short
istance from her house. He was return.
NC from visit TO his father and it is
opposed was sick and unable to go
arther. His body was partially frozen
7hen found.
PUTNAMsvILLE.-Thef funeral OF William
Unison took place March 3lst, at Wor-
ester Corners, whittier he was taken for
1terment. Rev. G. l.. Wells of Williams
own otficiated. Mr.. uinkson will be
realty missed in society, and the NJ. Il.
hurch, of which he was member, 4,
.eward and class leader, will greatly feel
leir loss. All seemed to vie with each =,
Their in rendering assistance both in his
ickness and death. Truly good man
as fallen. He was buried with masonic
onors.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTIoN-N. IL. White
as been quite sick with measles.
Rev. Walter Dale is to board at the 7
Junction House. "
J. S. Farnsworth has leased a hotel at
Waterloo, Canada.
Tho mumps are visiting this place. =,
several children are having them. N
Right Rev. Bishop Bissell will visit St.
'aul's church next Sunday, April 9Th.
Alvin Downing left this place on
Wednesday for his home at Fort Atkinson,