Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-31

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WEST BERLIN.-Tho ladies' aid society
are to give an oyster supper for the
benefit of the pastor, Rev. j. w. Bemis,
at the M. f. church, Thursday evening,
February Sth.
EAST CALAIS. Robert Emery has
moved into the Widow Blanchard house.
The following officers were elected by
the Moscow Lodge, No %, l. o. G. T..
for the coming quarter: W. G. T., Albert
Bliss; w. V. T., Ella Dwinell; P. w. c.
T., A. Dwinell; w. S., Ethel Wheelock
w. F. s., Asea George; w. T., Flora
Allen; w. NJ. w. C. Peck; w. c..
John Thomas; w. l. G., 7. Angel; w.
o. G.. Nora White.
The antiquarian was attended with a
full house who listened to songs. decla-
nations, duets, women's rights and play
Jones Legacy" Next came a supper
OF hulled corn and milk, bean porridge,
boiled dish of vegetables, cake and pie on
plates of ancient style, some being 1O2
years old. Among the costumes were a
bonnet and shawl 100 years old and many
others so years and upwards.
| CHELSEA. Charles P. Dickns on O
Boston was in town last week.
Martin +. Ordway has rented his farm
to Holton Annis. of the West Hill.
DR.. Manchester, of Lebanon, N. H., wa
in town last week as counsel with DR.
Goss.
Adelbert Skinner is keeping out the
school at the brick school house on the
West Hill, which was left by the former
teacher.
Arnold Reyes, son of S. M, Reyes, has
commenced to read law with Geo. l.
Stow ESD. He makes his head quarters
with J. Norris.
Miss Mary S. Bacon is very seriously ill
with brain fever.
A revival interest attends the series of
meetings at both churches. Rev. V. M,
Hardy of West Randolph is assisting Rev
E. E. Herrick, and Rev. Fl. A. Spencer OF
Montpelier is assisting Rev. II. Webster
Mrs. Amos Emery died January Oath
aged sc years. Her funeaal services were
attended on the Goth by Rev. E. E. Herrick
and her remains were taken to Fast
Brooktield for burial.
J Rev. E. E. Hearick preached the
sermon at the organization OF the new
congregational church at Fast Brookfeld
January 16.h.
Daniel Burnham lost II good horse q
few days ago.
| While i, W. Bacon was disentanglng
a horse that was thrown down in the
harness, he received q rap on one ankle
from the hind foot of the horse that
wholly disabled him for business for
several weeks.
DR.. Frank II. Godfrey, who went tt
Boston and opened an office a few weeks
ago, has left there and gone to Montpelier
to practice medicine.
The estate of the late Calvin N. Andrus
paws rs cents on dollar of its indebted
ness.
David Smith and wife recently celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage
: Many of their relatives and friends were
there.
We learn that Judge Rowell has sol
aside the verdict and ordered new
trial in tho case of w. G. Sanborn and
wife of Bradford VS.. Nathan Paine, on the
ground that the jury had been influenced
J by the friends of the defendant in whose
favor the verdict was rendered. The case
| was tried at the December term of the
court.
EAST ELMoRE.-F. &. Morse is at worl
/ for Reed at Wolcott measuring logs.
l.. D. Hersey lost his horse recently
The cause was over feeding.
The lumber mills are getting a goot
stock of logs. There is snow enough.
f. B. Morse went to Glover last wecl
to organize G. A. r, post.
The singing school, under G. II. Mead o
Morrisville, is prospecting nicely. Mr.
Need is good teacher. The schools ar,
,, held Tuesday and Thursday evenings o
each week.
Our pastor, Bro. Udal, assisted by Mrs
Lawrence, is holding extra meetings thi
week.
Glass meeting Sunday evening insteat
of Wednesday evening.
S. N. Olmstead has new Camp (
Story organ.
Water is very low in the streams.
Y WHITE RIVER JUNcTroN.--Rev. L. o
, Sherburn has adopted little girl, age,
| II years.
s Rev. l.. o. Sherburn is spending few
: days at his fathers home in Barre.
D Stephen Hallock has leased his hous
s to f. Lodge. Mrs. Hallock and daughte
4 90 to Hartland.
There is TO be an auxiliary of tn
4 woman's foreign missionary societ,
/ formed in the NJ. i. church on Thursday
: February /.
The sooiable given by the ladies of tn
+ Congregational society on Thursday even
0 ing at the house of Isaac Gates net then
l forty dollars.
The post Office in this place made 9lt