Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-10-24

| BARNARD.-Rev. L. Trevillian, preach
ed at the Methodist church last Sunda,
afternoon to full house, from Romans
1:15. Mr.. Trevillan was once pastor
here for three years and has many warn
friends in town.
CABoT.-It is very sickly here anc
deaths very frequent. Three lay dea'
over the Sabbath. and several others wer,
at the point of death.
G. w. Cade has sold his hotel to parties
at Newport and Derby Line, writings no
yet made.
Last Saturday Charles Fisher, our over,
seer of poor, died.
EAST CALA1s.-W. H. Ridout and wifi
from Boston, are visiting their friends il
town.
Melvin Nye and Willis Harwood arr
each one building 4 hen house for the com
ing winter.
Ira White has moved into his new
house.
At the auction of Alton Benjamin.
yearings sold from % to Is dollars each
one two years old sold for 40 dollars, an,
one COW for 80 dollars.
w. G Peck has 500 nice turkeys, and
George Parker has commenced killing
them.
Rial Ainsworth has set Ill wagon tires
since the 18th day of last May.
CHELsEA.-Mrs.O Osborne, of Massachu
sets, has been visiting her aged father
Lewis Thompson.
D. w. Ramsdell has obtained employ
ment as clerk IN Clark's American HOUSE
at Montpelier.
1t is said that workmen are about te
commence to build a new and covered
bridge over the river near George Folsom's
There will be guardians sale at au"
ton OF the farm and all the personal prop
erly owned by Peylon Huntington, on Sat
urday, November Sd.
Alva Little has bought the horse tina
belonged to the estate of the late DR.. Gus
tin.
Mr.. Colby of Minnesota and Alva Avery
of Dakota, have been visiting their friend,
w. l.. Churchill and his family.
Lewis Barnes has gone to Hanover, N.
II to live with his son William.
A drove of about 200 cattle owned by
Mr.. Dow, the noted drover. passed through
the village Friday last.
DR.. Walter Vincent of Burlington was
in town lately on visit to his father. who
is very ill.
Frank Whitney and his family are stop
ping with his father at the hotel.
Addison Copeland died at Roxbury,
October 18th, aged &C years. He was
brother of A. j. Copeland of Chelsea, and
also of the late Rev. E. Copeland OF
Barre.
According to repor is sneak thieves are
prowling around on the hills. Mrs. Cal
vim Andrus had about s.. worth of tur.
keys stolen, and quantity of pork from
the barrel in the cellar.
GREENsBoRo-At the auction of Mr..
Hiram Smalley this week COWS sold from
1928 to 1928; sale of hay and grain post
poned.
Last Wednesday as Mr.. Frank Buchanan
(of the firm OF Rabbits & Buchanon) and
lady were returning from their bridal tour
TO Boston, after leaving the train to go to
their new home, when about half way
from the depot to the village, the horse
was frightened at a meat cart and started
on a run, throwing out Mr.. Buchanan and
the driver, Deacon Dewey, breaking Mr. |
Buchanan's leg above the knees and
brulsing the deacon very bad. The horse
ran with Mrs. Buchanan still in he wagon
and by talking to the horse succeeded in
calming him down SO much that she |
tojump, but in SO doing sprained
ono ankle very badly. Not hearing any.
hing from her husband or the driver she
started to go back, when she met man
going to the village for help which was
as soon as possible. BY putting
sofas in express wagons both men were
, ,rried to their homes in the village.
Physicians were called in and a telegram
was sent to DR.. Buchanan of Cambridge
who came on the first train; but the limb