Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14

warren A. Spear has moved into Il
nouse he formerly owned in this village
The horse that Foster and D..
DFhslhore were driving recently tool
fright and the result was break up.
j. b. Bacon was chosen president of III
national bank at the late meeting of III
directors.
business Items-New process -four, 8
to 80; corn, 81: potatoes, $40; oats
o.oo; prime tub butter. S25; who
cheese Sl4; granulated sugar, Sill
kerosene oil Slipper gallon; and hay, STA
Isaac F. Austin has sold his place Of
South Main street 10 Newell Bixby. MIR
Austin proposes 10 go to Alabama wher,
his son is. Mr.. Bixby has leased his farm
on the east hill to his son Charles.
a lot of household goods, belonging t,
Mrs. Aldrich. were sold at auction at lh,
aouse OF her brother. Levi Ordway, Feb
10th.
There was an administrators sale Al
auction, last Tuesday, of the farm ane
personal property belonging 10 the estate
OF the late John F. Stevens.
There will be an administrator sale a
auction. February 18th, of the farm, farm
ing tools, sugar utensils and other persona,
property belonging to the estate of the late
Philander Robbins.
Rev. IL. A. Webster of East Barnard
was in town last week on a visit IN hi,
parents.
The scholars in the town school district
number two. gave their teacher Miss
Fuller. surprise visit at her room in the
hotel on the evening of February 9th.
A writing school was opened by W. H..
Waterson in the village school house
February 18th.
Mr.. +. M. r. Cain. late Of the Vermont
copper company at Ely, was arrested by
Sheriff Berry and on examination was
held for trial at the county court, on q
charge of libel in letters written by said
Cain to the creditors of the late firm of
Ely-Goddard e. Cain. Failing to obtain
bail he was lodged in Chelsea Jail to await
the action of the county court
Hon. L. G. Hinckley returned last week
from trip to Montreal.
Mrs. Emily L. Mclaughlin, a pop, lar
and brilliant temperance lecturer of
Boston. will deliver lecture at Chelsea.
on Tuesday evening, February 9th.
CHEsrER.-Charles Henry has sold r.
2. Poland for Watertown market to be
delivered in two weeks, one fat COW,
whose weight is nearly ton. The COW
IS high grade durham and is verv fat.
Gowing brothers Of North Village are
'ebulding their grist mill which was
burned down last winter. Their new mill
will be two stories high and more con.
7enient than the old mill. The Gowing
brothers were and had been for some
FEARS before their mill was burned, heavy
lealers in corn and mill feed. They were
he first to introduce and to keep for sale
inseed meal and cotton seed meal.
The storm of snow and wind the 9Th
md 9th instant was the most severe wind
We have had here this winter, blocking up
Dads and sidewalks. 1t is estimated that
me hundred dollars would not paw for
reaking out the roads in this town alone
There is a sharp competition between
ewing agents in this town Chas. F.
lowe. agent for the American sewing
Machine. recently sold two machines to
ne man to be used in his family. Mr..
lowe is doing good business.
Observation-Disclosures quantities of I
re and of a superior quality is being taken
ON Greensboro pond this winter.
There is considerable sickness in town ,
the present time and our popular
MUSICIAN, DR.. Bailey, has all he can
ossibly attend to. There are some very
we're cases.
j. L. Porter is slowly recovering from
s severe Fl. of sickness lever since last !
priD but is still confined to the house.
Chancey Coomer has bought the ',
'ettee" farm of Mrs. Ingalls, for $1,000
I'd one.half OF the hay in the barn, esti. .
ated at five tons, for $40.
Thomas Gebbie has sold his farm to his q
other George for 2,626, and has bought o
undivided half of his father-in laws IL
m. u
One pleasant morning Greensboro bow
messed up his team, anticipating Al
cd time. and called on selected one" :,
take an excursion. They were soon +,
route, skimming over the road at high
led. When they returned towards night =.
hum says: well. Jimmie. had a good =,
le?" "A good time, Ell? and nv y
m been out all day and plid out =,
lar in money. Good time! no, not ~
am; too bad!" Well, twas too bid,
nmie, but remember faint h cart never
n fair lady. Try, try, again. .,
GRoToN.-The village schools close W
g next week A.
here will be drama and oyster supper
the school house hall, next Monday trs
ming, February 10Th.
)annie, son of B. F. Clark, has been &C
gerously i'll for the past week with We
nmonia, but there are hopes of his re- thu
cry now. ws
now is so deep that most of the lum. Dr.
men have stopped work. les
he water has failed in almost all the oh
'lic places in the village. fe
Worcestershire state board of agri-
ure will hold farmers meeting" in Tut
town, at the church in the village on on
dnesday and Thursday. February p
%. Gov. Barstow, DR.. Cutting, SCI
S. NJ. H. Buckham of tho agricultural oe
ege, Henry Lane, E NJ. Goodwin and
,rS are expected to be present To Give PAL