Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-10-31


counties meeting is just pubishrd, and tn,
Meeting is to be held in this place under
the direction of Safe Supt. Dtrtt, Nov.
9Th, 9th and 10th
The new block just completed upon the
site formerly occupied by G. E. CIR ,ham's
store is decided improvement upon the
'uins of the fire Of seven years ago, making
he pleasantess business location in tn,
village. 1t is occupied by II. c. Durham
IS meat market and grocery store
Col. f. V. RaLdall,in behalf of the D anie
Lille Post, G. A. R., gave his lecture upor
Gettysburg" last Saturday evening at
Wilson's hall, speaking two hours, which
lime seemed too short for the interest O
he occasion.
EAST CALAls.-Mrs. Simeon Wells is
having q hard run of bilious fever.
John Cochran has been seriously alll let.
ID with asthma tor several weeks.
Mrs. Gilman Guernsey has been quite
,ick for a few weeks butais now GONZALES.
cent.
W. S. Pierce is anxious to dispose Of
MS real estate, being unable to work
onger at his trade on account of failing
health.
W. c. Bugbee is giving his house a new
,oat of paint.
Sergeant Bailey is building wood sh ID
IN to the end of his house.
Sullivan Gray has raised up bis house.
,utting new underpinning under it,
;lapboarding and painting the same ;
ancy color.
H. L. Burnap, having bought Il colt,
vas leading it homo behind his buggy
when it suddenly jumped between the
lind carriage wheel and body, breaking
10Th wheels and that quito to the ground
The horse which he was driving ran
hrowing both Mr.. and Mrs. Burnap to
ne ground. Fortunately neither horses
Tor occupants ofthe carriage were injured
'ut the carriage was a complete wreck.
CHELSEA DR.. Vincent returned to
,urins Ion on Thursday.
E. B. S anlcy of Bradford was in town
tst week.
Charles Peters lost another valuable
orse few days ago.
Mrs. Could was Frustrated by an attack
paralysis recen ly and rem inns in very
riical condition.
Mrs. Il. B. Dickinson has moved to
;arre and opened Il millinery shop there
liss lI.ttie Ordway has charge Of her
cop in this place.
The county judges are laying out n
ODD deal of labor and money to bring n
Ill supply Of water to the Jail, and for
re family having charge of it. They
ave sunk two wells on the hill back of
b. Ill, an / by taking tho water from the
ghest one into the other they expect to
,tain an ample supply.
John McBrids and his wife OF West
tlndolph last week visited hor grand
ttner. Sidney Allen, and other relatives.
E. 2. Densm )re his thoroughly rep tired
lis saw mill and will soon run it ag lin.
j. Norris and his wife have retur ned
rom their visiting excursion to Boston
md its vicinity.
z. p. Densmore while at work in his
saw mill, fell some thirteen feet and struck
IN solid odge,bu strangely he sustained
,ut little injury.
The ladies willing workers" society
net with Mrs. Webster on Wednesday
last.
Charles Jones, an industrious farmer on
he West Hill, has failed. 1t is claimed
~ those who profess to know something
.bout it that his liabilities are much
larger than his effects.
f. Z. Dens more has obtained Job in
W. w. Ca,der's htrness shop.
Mr.. Peters Of Boston is visiting his
brother, William Peters.
DR.. Reynolds anil his two daughters of
runbridge gave an instrumental concert
It the town hall on Monday evening,
October goth, under the auspices Of the w.
G. T. Union.
Stephen Vincent died October 29th, aged
81 years. He was native of Plainfield
out had resided in this town for long
term of years. He had been prominent
man in the town and of the church to
which he belonged.
EAST ELMoRE.-Some horse sheds are
wanted for the church.
The new road from the Swift place on
the Eagle Ledge road up into Woodbury.
over through Egypt to Calais is completed.
Winter is coming and you want your
buildings insured and F. b. Morse is
ready to attend to it.
The NJ E. class meeting will be held
Thursday evening.
Joseph Rivers became loo familiar with
f. N. Morse's single saw and the result
was sore fingers.
luClo 10 u ldi vi Olu
at the mill in this part of the town, the
water being too low TO run the mills to
dress It..
The result of the squirrel hunt was 10
favor of Will Whites side. Win White
scoring $500 and Win Silloway $500.
NORTH MoNTPELIER.-The telephone from
Painfeld through this place 10 Montpe-
ier is now complete aud in thorough
working order. Many thanks to the
protector, Col. A. c. Brown. Tho public
,ffice in No. Montpelier is in the store of
w G. Nye.
Our town loses one of Its oldest and
most estmable oliz ans In the death of
Loren Gray who died of paralysis last
week Saturday at o'clock, p. NJ.
There is to be a grand concert at Union
church at North Montpelier on Thursday
evening, November 18th, 1888, of both
rocal and instrumental musio yiuon IL,