Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-19

building large Two tenement house q
the south end of Atkinson street.
Five persons were baptized by INNER
sion in Saxton's River, September 9th, b.
The pastor of the Methodist church.
The Congregational church that ha
been undergoing repairs this summer i
being frescoed. They expect to worshi
in it by the middle of October.
The new chimney to the fall mountai,
paper mill fioated the star, and STRIPES
from its top last Saturday. 12O feet high.
Chas. w. Butterfed is building az
addition TO his dollhouse. Business will
him is increasing and his facilities are O
the best.
There are in process of erection upor
The new terrace five new houses and two
more soon to start.
j. c. Day & Co. have just open ed
several large cases of fall goods. Ladies
please give them call.
G. w. Osgood of Osgood & Barker
machine shop has most of his machinery
running in the new shop and is prepared
to do all kinds of work in bis line.
BRADFoRD.-Col. A. M. Dickey has
been confined to his room for some DAYS
with severe bilious attack. We are
informed that he is on the gain.
Mrs. William Stephenson still remains
very low with but faint hopes of recovery.
c. R. Baker has the Boston clothin o
house in full blast. 1t is stocked full OF
new and seasonable goods. Ollie knows
the whole business. and will do a good
business.
Geo. F. Morris has the job of plasterins
the new block. He commenced last Mon.
day morning, with gang of men that
will rush the thing.
Winship & Co. have the contract for
stating Stevens block, and will complete
! the same the present week.
Rev. T. P. Frost leaves this (Monday)
morning for Louisville, Kentucky, to
attend the educational convention. He
goes rs delegate to represent Vermont.
He will be absent a bout 10 days. Rev. j.
d. Beeman, president Vermont Methodist
seminary, Montpelier. will supply the
pulpit here next Sunday.
There is much interest shown in the
social meetings at the NJ. E. church of
late.
Those people who take pains to come
from adjoining towns to listen to Rev. 7.
P. Frost feel well repaid for the trouble.
1t must be encouraging to any preacher to
see the seats all full each Sunday, and not
at all embarrassing to have extra seats
brought in, We hope no one will stay
away for fear they cannot obtain seats, for
the society has ample seats held in reserve
to ; ccomodate all who may wish to listen.
John Blood died last Tuesday at the
home of his mother, at the north end of
the village, and was buried Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. w. Farr is suffering severely
with her eyes, 80 much so as to unfit her
for her family cares.
d. d. Horner is home from Lyndonville
on account of an attack of Typhoid fever.
He is somewhat improving, yet here is
danger of his falling victim to disease.
Bradford Fire Co. are to visit the CAPT
tol next Saturday, by invitation of H. E.
Fosum, superintendent Passumpsic rail
road. in consideration of the valuable SER
vices rendered the road in saving the
depot and other buildings from destruction
by fire last spring. They dine at the
Pavilion.
E. j. Libby has so far recovered fro m
his recent severe illness as 10 be able to set
up little. The anxiety to participate in
the Orange county fair horse trot will we
trust be a sufficient stimuant to bring him
upon his feet before that time.
CuELsEA.-Ex Judge Darling was in
town last week.
Mrs. Mary Allen of Saranac, N. Y. is
spending few weeks with her parents.
E. H. Spiler and wife were the
guests off. c. Atwood last week.
Mr.. S. F. Town, who was advertised to
be the principal of the academy found it
announcement to teach this fall aud Mr.. w.
E. Sargent a Dartmouth college student
from Thetford, took his place. He is
proving to be the right man for the place.
The names of IS students have been
enrolled.
Nearly all of our city visitors and board
have returned to their homes.
L. G. Hinckley went to Boston last
Saturday to be absent few weeks. His
two sisters accompanied him.
B. +. Dickinson, J. F. Hemenway and
Willis Scales are the directors of this town
for Orange county fair.
The text book committee have selected
Hutchnson's physiology and hygiene to be
used in the district schools the next five
years. They are on sale by the town
superintendent at G. L. Slows law Office.
Senator j. S. Morrill, and his son were
in town a few days ago.
The ladies of the Congregational church
served hot baked bean dinner at their
church parlors on Friday, September 18th.
States Attorney j. X. Darling was in
town Friday.
Freeman Chase of Boston is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Chase, of this village.
John A. Twiss is receiving a visit from
his mother.
Mrs. B. Martin of Vergennes is spending
a few days in town.
Godfrey Mcintyre left last Monday. He
goes to Middlesex to care for al aged and
sick brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bradshaw are
taking vacation with their friends in
Albany, Vt.
Report says that Or. A. B. Smith, late
Of this town, now Of Stafford, will soon
remove to the city OF Birmingham, Ala.