Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-29


OF his new houses up on Williams street.
Inc two new houses on School stree
extension are fast approaching ompletion
Maleom FynaIson. an enploye OF tb
FaI. Mountain Paper Co., row.,
escaped a serious injury last Thurs Law
! "hle assis. ng in repairing one OF tn.
wheels in No. mill. by some means tht
large chain falls became detached from
their fastening catching him in their fall
bu. by swinging him setf Gu. upon some oi
/ ne rods Of the fIne he s.yed hfmseL
with only slight scratches
young man WAS killed upon the
Walpole side Of the river BY the ia ling o
the boom Of one CT the derricks last week
The chief point of attraction now is the
electric lights on Bridge stree. used to
light the place of repairs that are being
made there by the Fall Mountain PAPER
Co. Hundreds visit the weird scenes
evenings.
The new brick block on Rockingham
street by L. T. Lowell is up to the second
story and bids fair to be handsome and
very substantial building.
Rev. Cyrus Richardson Of the First
church, (Congregat.onaD Nashua, Nh.
preached to large congregation at the
NJ. E. church las: Sunday morning from
Luke Il, clearly showing that the gospel
and religion OF Christ was indeed glad
things" In the evening be spoke to the
young people from Acts x q in which he
urged caution in the selection of conpan.
ions, but above all to choose the friendship
Of Christ for with him aid his principles
every problem in life would be solved and
their light would shine more and more
unto the perfect day.
BRADFoRD.-ReV. 7. P. Eros: and
family left Tuesday for the union camp
grounds At Claremons junction. Quite
number or MS Pensioners ACCOMPANIED
them.
Mrs. Mary ANA Waterman died last
Saturday afternoon. The funeral toos
place from her late residence SUNDAY
afternoon. Mrs. Waterman had been sick
only few days and her death was sudden
and unexpected
Miss Emma Wright came from Wal
ham, but short time since, to visit her
parents and friends. She was taken
sick soon after her arrival and
1as no. been expected to live for some
lays. Her attending physicians give no
nope of her recovery.
Mr.. Winship returned from his trip to
he Pacific coast last week, bringing with
i'm a full description of the country
hrough which he passed He has s.
evere attack Of California fever with
more than an even prospect of its carry
ng him back to that state for a permanent
top, We should dislike to have him
brow up the large business he has built
Up 10 Bradford. Should be decide to 90
here is no better point for q good live
BUSINESS man or firm to engage in The
hardware business than Bradford. III
his should chance to meet the eye of any
uch firm it would be for the interest of
he firm to communicate with Winship &
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CHELsEA.-There was smart frost last
londay morning.
W. H. Henry and his wife, of Haverhill,
lass, and A. j. Henry and his wife OF
'hetford are visiting their sister, Mrs. ].
.audon, aud her family.
Rev. E E. Herrick is absent on a
acAtion Of three or four weeks. He will
pend the most of the time at West Rand
lph and Orange.
The town hall and the adjoining side
ooms will be used this fall for school
imposes as the school building is being
smodeled and extensively repaired.
John Moore has gone to Barre to attend '
ne fall term of the seminary. Y
Whittier's show came and went August B
lst according to the programme.
Mrs. Sowles of Kingston, Mass, is
sitting her brothers, Converse and Newell E
Bixby, and other friends. t
A counsel OF doctors has recently been
ED in the cases of Miss Hattie Hinokley [
nd Mrs. Lorenzo Goodall. who are E
eriously i'll. ;
Miss Alice Mills is visiting her parents. 3
Horseback riding by young people is all z
lie rage Just now and is attended With
ome slight accidents. One young lady
as placed on the ground with some
sgree OF violence in consequence of the Z
rth to the saddle breaking. a
Rev. f. f. Herrick exchanged pulpits b