Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-12-05


On ,e' WIN liim' has Obtained from Quincy
in Mass splendid "hook and l,adr
'rucKs' with hooks, buckets, ropes
chains, nice bell, etc. all at an ostonisb
I'd lngly low price, This is riobt move
y ment in The right direction. Now Let II
nave a flre district and an efficient bool
IS ana ladder company well Differed . n,
e lhere VIII be felt Il degree of protection
y against fire which it is imno0o;h,o >,
e secure otherwise.
9 WINE John tanborn and his sister
s Mrs Courtney, were returning from a
/ visit at w. Russells on Thanksoiv;no
r day the horse stumbled and fell, tre,kio@
oolh shafts to the wagon and throwing
1 MI Sanborn and his sister violently 10
3 the ground badly injuring both of them
Geo. o. Webster of Dakota ia vio;,ina
} his parents in this town.
CoRINTH CoRNER.-Joho T. port.r
graduate OF st. Johnsbury academy. is
teaching the winter term of school ot
Corinth Corner.
The students who went from this ,,.oo
to the Randolph normal school vera ,t
home on Thanksgiving.
Arad Banks has sold his farm IN C.oo,ao
Eaton
AIR. VIM. White had shock of par.lv.
sis about two weeks ago,
WEST ENosBURGH.-The is consider-
able sickness about town.
At the last quarterly meeting November
2oth' three young ladies were baptized
and received on probation.
On account of the unfavorable weather
OF last week the four DAYS mcetipo was
thinly attended. Rev. r. Morgan the
presiding elder, was present at all the
meeting and rendered efficient service bv
faithfully preaching the word. and other
Judicious connsels.
The funeral of Miss Helen Baker was
attended at the house on Sunday 25th of
November, by large and sym pathizino c
congregation. Miss Baker had been in {
falling health for several months. She a
VIII be greatly missed not only by the l.
family but in the community. and in the t
and Sunday school where )
she was accustomed to attend divine ser. t.
vice. G
Inc people nearly all 60 with sleighs
although the sleighing is very thin.
Winter schools have nearly all COM
menced to day. December Sd. Merton u
Hall. recent graduate of Mon pelier m
seminary, teaches the village school, and n
E Idle Bushnell, student the past year Il
1t the seminary, is at Bcrdoville. IL
WEST FAtRLEE Some ten persons
ave started IN religion since preacher '"
meeting.
Rev. ". J johnson delivered an exce,. su
ent lecture here the 9Th of Nov. His
ubiect, Borrowed aud Wanted" The br
people were highly pleased with the
ecture and think hat Bro johnson is one a." "'
f our best lecturers. Rev. II. A. Sn4ncer 60,
: to give the second in the course of five. fol
n the llth of December. Rev. T. p u
rust is engaged to give the third Rev. ID. Gin cir,
Miller the fourth and Rev. A. j. Houqb has
he fifth. say
ST JoHNsBURY. Our merchants have ,,l
Il been to Boston and report a large lot
Christmas goods. D
The convention was a success every wav Lii,
n fn.pc;.Ilu you
NJ \, alre
N. M. johnson opened his branch store the
4 the avenue in Noyes' new buildlpo Dor
utsday. Dec 4. His wife and daughter Stui
I'VE charge of this store and make II
eciality of ladies' goods. '" -
County court opened Tuesday, Dec. 4. celf
The academy closed from Wednesday gett
l Tuesday so the students could 90 or
'me to Thanksgiving. S's.
viii Warner recently from Montana Of Ia
S opened a shop for cleaning and gres
pairing watches in Cark's building on lty n
stern avenue. yea'
The next entertainment in the course is
ecture Thursday eve, Dec. 6, by Geo. sn
Vending. Subject, Satan who, what. nha
d where is he? n,sn
Camilla Urso's concert company are to conf
here Dec. |. also
'wANToN. -Thanksgiving service was na 0T
d at the M. E. church, Rev. Mr.. Bah faith
preaching good sermon as usual on now,
IN ooo,s;o,s 10 x,, lr how
lrers. snnn
tev. Mr., Trevilian of Highgate and
v. Mr. Robert of this place exchanged VIII
pits last Sabbath. Mr.. Roberts con- na's
tied Il quarterly meeting at Highgate. fer h
Mr.. Trevillian administered commu troub
n here.
! musical convention opened here "ls
,sday afternoon and laige gathering ed for
expected. in Ne
|. G. Bal MS and Deacon Adams have Lond
ned copartnership for the sale of ''4n ~
rc ,,o,o,. L, -, Sem
"1" IVA 0''oiS' where
y nave let Inc contract to f. E. Odds ing de
lake 10000 of them. That looks like treasu
mess. Gu Una
r. Willard the proprietor OF the state
pse suspender and shoulder braces, is to Sos,
Is an increasing business. His goods l POI,
mmend themselves. s,o
utter market Tuesday was thiniy bon O,
nded, but little brought in. Prices the wi
/ % to 90 cents. ''a'A
he Miss Sunderland sisters of High
~ Mob
: A'' 'AAen iooli' ". 'no nouso Vi W. health
Carman, and opened dress making to who
g this week They are very worthy bring
lg ladies, and we hope they will meet n"'o {
the success they deserve. d as no
are all glao 10 see MISS Matte jew house,
t home on her vacation from Montpe- canvas
seminary. When she returns to the ne nea ,n,.
oil she lakes another of our Methodist ed ms