Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-06-13

The widow of tho late Grin Pitkin In
shock OF paralysis last week and is M
expected to recover.
w. i. Adams is soon to commando IN
erection of modern barn in the rear ,
his premises on State street.
Ira A. Washburn has purchased of tn
$ L. 0. Bailey estate the Frank Ncwcom
, house on Bailey avenue, paying sl,7oo.
a +. j. Deavitt, Esq has purchased til
J.B. Thurston house on Terrace stree,
paying $4,000 and is now repairing an
painting preparatory to moving in.
The descendants of Dea. Joseph Blanch
ard will hold their fourteenth annua
picnic on the grounds of Orman fl. vii
son In Walden, Thursday. June 2Sth.
| Mrs. A. G. GUERNSEY, Sec.
A meeting for the purpose of organizing
young mems Christian association in
Montpelier, will be held at the vestry O.
the Baptist church on Monday afternoon
next at nVe CLOCK Z. NJ.
DROWNED IN TIE MrssIsoUoI. Henry
Woodbury., a fifteen years.od boy, was
drowned in the Missisquoi at North Troy
Friday evening while floating logs. He
was nephew of Judge Thompson of
Irasburgh.
Will G. Brown, eldest son of Col. E. M .
Brown of Bismarck, Dakota. but formerly
of Montpelier. has commenced the publ.
cation of the Turner county Herald at
Hurley, Dakota, issuing its first number
last month.
Mr.. William w. jackson, Jr., of Lowell,
Mass, has been lecturing on "The Law of
Divine Increase" at Wrightsville, Put.
Evansville, Worcester and Woodbury., to
intelligent and attentive audiences, with
great acceptance.
Willis Lane, brother of Dennis Lane,
died in Marshfield, Saturday. He had
been for years engaged in numbering and
persisted in the business in spite of losing
his mill property more than once by fire.
The funeral was on Monday.
Charles A. Reed. Esq, who has been
for a few days with his old friends in
Montpelier, LETT for his home in Sterling,
ILL.,, Tuesday. Sterling is an active
business place and good place to live,
We regret that Mr.. Reed leaves Montpe-
Iier, but know he will find Kock River
valley pleasant and busy.
ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, June -.
good. receipts large. mar
set active, prices unchanged. We quote
,utter fair to good Is to II cents per Id:
hoice 10 cents per ID. selections 20 cents
yer Id, a few fancy at higher price;
8 cents for 20 and 80 ID. packages, and
% cents for SO lb. packages. Shipment
533 packages.
Eggs Is cents per dozen.
"The Vermont Watchman" appears this
week in quarto form, Mr.. Prescott having
btained Stonemetz folder by which he
ives his readers a ready cut and pasted
light page paper. 1t makes very con
enient sheet and though it is next to the
ldest of the Vermont newspapers having
cached seventy and seven," in its new
ress it parades as the youngest looking
nd gayest of them ALL
Rev. J. NJ. P. Duglue, pastor of st.
Catholic church, in this town,
ais next week for France, his former
ONE, on a vacation of several months,
oping thereby to improve his much i'm. {
aired health. 1t is understood that Rev. $
ather Sullivan is to officiate in this parish !
uring his absence. Father Sullivan is a
Dung priest, native of Winooski, VT,
nd has recently returned from European
,ur OF over year.
T. j. Deavitt of this place has recently p
REQUIRED pensions for the persons and in
lie amounts given below: O.
Geo. w. LeBarron, Wolcott. pension 81
1, $500 back pay; Horace Warrington, v
rafford, 81 per month, $3.50 back pay; ~
imothy Drinkwater, Middlesex. 81 per
onth and 5000 back pay; Captain Lem. al
Worcester, So. SO per month, in
$50 back pay; John Bannister, North y
Id, 81 per month, $40 back pay; Ira $,
,tchelder, Painfield, 50 per month, b
80 back pay; Clark Reed, Plainfeld, Il
per month, $3.50 back pay; Roswell 9,
eed, Plainfield, 50 per month with $3.50 &C
Ick pay; A. j. Moore. Mddlesex. 81 per Ii
onth and 5000 back pay.
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