Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-07-25


"o'ourned, except during two or threc
days that the Ely rioters, SO called. wer,
there.
Charles Chandler of STAFFORD, visiteC
Inc family Off. w. Nation, on Tuesday
Il. w. Bacon, Mrs. Josiah Pitkin, ant
Mrs A. w. Whitney are extremely in
win little. or no hopes of their recovery.
Job M. Slack and his wife went TO Bur-
] ington last Tuesday.
Rev. w. N. Roberts and his wife o.
georgia. are spending short vacation in
t own.
Charles II. Heath Esq, of Montpelier
vas IN town the 18th, on professional
! business.
Godfrey Mcintyre of Middlesex, is
pending few weeks with his brother-in.
] aw. j. Sanborn.
nj. f. Ordway now drives a fine span
or browns, having recently bought one for
a match.
ID. >. Foster, city clerk of Burlington,
was in town last Monday.
EAST ELMoRE.-The grass crop is good
in this vicinity and the farmers have
mostly finished haying.
Leroy S. Morse has engaged to run Mr..
Guyer's saw mill at Wolcott for one ear,
The ordinance of baptism will b :. ad.
rpinistered at the M. E. church on S Inday,
August 9th.
Rev. j. Morse will preach in ne school
house at East Elmore on Su nday, july
goth, at O'Clock p NJ, on the. New Tesla
ment idea of hell.
Rev. NJ Ryan, our pastor, is very much
liked by the church and people and he is
doing good work. He has LARGE con.
gregation, breaches three times every
Sunday and holds social meeting. Much
interest is manifested and several have
come out on the Lords side. The church
is being built up.
ENosBURGH FALLs.-Business at the
SPAWN cure is increasing.
Miss Ann Chaplin has been engaged 10
teach in the Morrisville academy next fall,
Quarterly service was observed here
last Sunday. Four were baptized and
fourteen were taken into the church from
probation and one by letter.
Mrs. Cotton has been very sick but is
gaining.
DR.. B. j. Kendall and wife have taken
a trip to Saratoga te spend few weeks.
NoRTHFlELD.-The meeting of the trus-
tees of Lewis College was postponed from
July 10Th two weeks.
Miss Jennie Christie of Brooklyn, N. Y,
spent Thursday and Friday with her
cousin, Mrs. Z. M. Gregg.
While young son and daughter of
Patrick Mcnamara, accompanied by Mrs.
May Holdsworth, were on their wav to
church last Sunday, the horse took fright
at flock of sheep which was crossing
the road, ran and overturned the wagon,
quite seriously bruising and inurng Mrs.
Holdsworth.
Il. f. Armitage, A. B., of this town,
who for the past two years has taught at
Jaffrey, N. H., with eminent success, has
been engaged to teach the village school
al Waterbury for the coming year.
Miss Inez Warden is in Boston visiting
her sister, Mrs. DR.. Cotton. Miss Nellie
Moriarty is in Lowell, Mass, visiting her
aunt. Miss Della Brown goes Monday to
the seaside.
Miss Ellen Hayden has returned to
Mortified and is at work in the Neaos
office. DR.. N. w. Gilbert has remove ed
his dental office into the NeaOS build,a-.
Eugene Plastrdge is in Boston. Fred
w. Dutton is sick with the mumps. E.
L. Field took Mr.. Dutton's place in the
Methodist choir last Sunday.
The suit of Joshua Sawyer VS.. Isaac p.
jerks, begun last fall and for various
reasons continued until the 10th instant,
was begun on that day at G. M. Fisk's
Office before Justices Averill and Holton.
The case occupied two days and evenings
in the trial and decision WIS reserved
until Saturday last. The plaintiff claimed
as balance of an old account Sl9.G3. The
court rendered judgment for So. G. M.
Fisk and w. f. Baker attorneys for plain
tiff; Frank Plumley attorney for the
defendant.
The directors of the Mortified graded
school have decided 10 commence the fall
term August Goth, to continue twelve
weeks, followed by vacation of one week
a weeks recess during the holidays and a
vacation of one week between the winter
and spring terms. The directors believe
that the scholars will endure hot weather
better in August than in June and that
this arrangement will in general better
conserve the interests of the district. The
old board of teachers were all reelected,
viz: Principal, j. NJ. Hit, A. NJ; pre-
ceptress, Miss Carrie Chase; grammar
school, G. G. Davis, A. B.; No. 4, Miss
M. Z. Thompson; No. 3, Miss Carrie
Beane; No, 2, Miss M. 1. Kimball; No. 1.
Miss Hattie Davis. All have signfied
their acceptance except Miss Kimball and
Mr.. Davis. 1t is anticipated that the
retention of the old board will do much 10
make the school increasingly popular.
PLAINFIELD- Edward Bartlett has
bought the George White house.
Plainfield seems to be honored by a
Sunday train and that other trait of
modern civilization Sunday sale of
newspapers.
The farmers are beginning to finish
haying and report an unusual heavy crop
DR.. Putnam of Montpelier was in town
Saturday.
Solomon BArtletts boy is nearly we'll of
his severe cut with scythe.
Mrs Cutler is in a yerv critical condition