Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-21

some time since, was thought to have
been rxterminated, but has made its
appearance once again, II liIule girl OF A.
b. Noyes died Sunday morning and sever.
al more are sick with il.
The proceeds of the sociable nj the new
vestry was S45
| j. 5. Sanborn, tho owner OF tho ole
Roach store, has moved the same back
35 ieet and is laying foundations for .
| new brick building, which will be foul
stories with bakery in the ground floor
This with Roach's new block which is
Yearly completed and Walkers block
makes nice row and some fine stores.
About twenty persons went from here to
l.ittleton, last Thursday, November 9Th
see the drama Battle of Gettyshurgh"
played. The same play was acted here
year ago. and those who went over were
part of the actors.
MoRRsvILLE.-The desk AT The g on.
gregational church was occupied SUNDAY
morning by Rev. E. Whcelock, of Cam
ridge. in exchange with Rev. w. A
Bushee of this place.
The winter term of the p. A and NJ
G. S.. begins the Friday after Thanksoiv
ng and keeps the following Saturday
instead of beginning Wednesday as befor,
stated
The Morrisvlle cornet band, under the
leadership of G. A Spaudipg, is 10 give
series OF forlnightly concerts at the Town
Hall during the winter. The frs. one OF
the season was given November Oh. Our
band is doing finely under lis present
management and we bespeak for them full
houses at their coming entertainments.
E. Robinson's new barber shop on Port
land street. opposite the building of Hen
dee & Fisk is completed and ED" took
possession last Wednesday evening.
The delegates from this place to the
annual county s. S. convention held in
Cambridge, November 10Th and 18th,
report a large attendance, an enjoyable
and also very profitable time. The address,
given Friday evening. upon the religious
capacity of children, by Rev. M. D. Jump
of Burlington, was very interesting as wei
IS highly instructive.
Messrs. Summerville and Warren have
nearly completed their arrangements Tor
supplying the village with water. This
project will be of great advantage 10 our
thriving little town, and doubtless in a
few years all the citizens will avail them
selves of the means of supplying their
premises with water. Now, however,
owing to the lateness of the season only
about twelve have taken it, Gov. Hendee,
Drs. Rublee and Holbrook being among
the number.
The funeral of Mrs. Truman Hall was
held at the residence of her daughter
Mrs. Harris Bundy, on Sunday, at 9 p. NJ,
Rev P. Bell officiating Mrs Hall was 70
years old, and had been for many years Il
resident of the town of Wocott.
We learn that Mrs. A. V. Gle and
daughter Hattie, milliners and dress.
makers of this place, have sold their stock
of goods and are soon to start for Cal flor
mia. Mrs. Gile has been in business here
about thirteen years, and has many friends
and patrons who, although they are very
sorry to lose her, wish her success wher
ever she may 60.
Josie Noyes, son of Joseph Noyes, Esq,
who has been fcarfully sick for many
weeks, is at last very slowly improving,
and although not yet out of danger strong
hopes of his recovery are entertained.
The band boys realized some over 500.
from the benefit given them by the stu
dents of the P. A. and M. G. S. last week.
WILLIAMsTOwN.-Th Thanksgiving
dance at the Hubbard House is to be
Wednesday evening, November 2Sth.
Miss Alma Adams is engaged to teach
the winter term of school in district No.
4.
Miss Julia Bass is attending school at St
j ohnsbury.
Mrs. Ned Graham has returned from Il
visit to Boston.
Smith, the butcher, has been suffering
from erysi,;elas.
George House has been having serious
time with ulcers on his eyes.
o. II. Dickinson having sold his farm,
now adveltises to sell at public auction on
the premises, November 22l, some of his
personal property.
Willie Schofield is at work for Frank
Sibley.
SANDWICHES