Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-10-03

in town visiting his father, A. 5. Wiley.
S.H. o. Bosworth of Berlin, remove
this week into his house on Loomis street
purchased of c. F. Fullerton.
GEO w. Colby, who has been quit
sick during the past week with congestion
of the lungs, is slowly improving.
Charles G. Meader returned home o.
Saturday from a three months trip, havn
been as far south as South Carolina.
Thomas W. Mckee, formerly Of Mont
peler was acquitted at his trial in Bosto
on Tuesday of last week for incendiarisnl
Jesse Cayhue has taken his flight from
the old brick block, and rented rooms IL
Joe Yatters house in the rear for the pres
ent.
John A. Goodwin and wife of New
Bedford, Mass, who have boon stopping
in town the past two months, return hom
to-day.
f. r. Blackwell leaves for Florida thi
week, where he is to spend the winter
looking after his sons. E. d. Blackwell,
orange grove.
One Lanya of Burlington, has beer
found guilty in Chittenden county cour
of incendiarism in setting fire to buildings
connected with the Mary Fletcher hospita
at Burlington.
O. G. Miles has moved into his house
recently purchased in the rear of the arch
Juan De Collains, who has been its occu-
pant for several years, has moved into one
of the Whittier houses up Clay Hill.
Uncle Toms Cabin" drew a well
filled house on Friday evening. At Barre,
on Saturday evening, six hundred
and eighty tickets were sold and about
one hundred and fifty turned away for want
of room.
DR.. Charles H. Chandler left for New
York city on Monday, where he is 10
remain this winter studying and practicing
in hospitals. Nat G. King and Olin
Daley left for the same place last week to
resume their studies
The wife of Frank P. Spaulding, fire.
man on the Central Vermont railroad.
committed suicide, at the house of Joshua
Spear. at West Braintree, Sunday evening,
by taking dose of oil of cedar, dying at
10 O'Clock. Her age was % years.
Fred Angel of Rouses Point, n. Y,
has purchased an interest in his cousins
A. L. Angel, tailoring establishment on
Main street and has removed his family
here in to "Lote" Collins house at the
corner of Pearl and Nee hanic streets.
On account of poor health Daniel P.
Dodge has closed his joiner shop and goes
to his former home, at West Randolph, this
week. During Mr.. Dodges fifteen years
residence in Montpelier he has made many
friends who wish him a speedy return.
William Ford has removed from the
house recently purchased by Mrs. Osgood
on First Avenue into Charles o. Fosters
house on Franklin street, and Bernard
McKenna from Mr.. Fosters house into the
house vacated by o. G. Miles on East
Mechanic street.
Fletcher Tarbel of Swanton, has OBJ.
tanned a verdict of So 90 and costs against |
T. M. Tobin of the Swanton Courier for |
libel. The libel consisted in the Courier i
calling Tarbel, who was at the time green.
back candidate for State treasurer, i" an
oily tongued prevaricator and the like.
This vicinity was treated to quite a
snow storm yesterday afternoon. 1t had
been raining in the forenoon and about l
o'clock turned to snow which was very
moist and loaded the trees down heavily.
We hear of considerable damage being
done by the breaking down of fruit and
shade trees in this and adjoining towns.
The seventy first annual meeting of the
Vermont Bible soci.ty will be held in the
church at Barre on
Wednesday, October II, 1888. The direc
tors will meet at 10 A. NJ, the society at 2
p, NJ, and the public meeting will be held
in the evening at 1880, when an address
will be delivered by Rev. s. G. B. Speare
Of Middlebury.
7. j. Deavitt of Montpelier has recently
procured the following pensions:
Smith Taylor, Chelsea, IS month with {
1896 arrears. II. P. Darling. Worcester,
81 month 1906 arrears. l.. L. Persons,
East Randolph, 50 month, 1884 arrears.
r. c. Smith, Lunenburgh, 81 month,
1915 arrears. T. J. Slayton, Worcester,
an increase TO 81 month. James Howl
son, Worcester, 81 month, 1857 arrears.
John L, Doloff, St. Johnsbury, 81 a
month, 1895 arrears. Luther Wakefield, I
Mortified, 81 month, $65 arrears. w.
H. II. Maynard, Warren, SIS a month,
1913 arrears. A. P. Cameron, Worcester,
s6 month, $3.50 arrears. Daniel Daley,
waterbury, 80 month, $3.50 arrears. !,
M j. Chaffee, Roxbury, 81 month, $3.50 i
arrears, j. II. Bolton, Wolcott, $40
month, $500 arrears. John r. Leonard,
MlddIeex, So month, $453 arrears. ,,
Mr., Leonard first employed an attorney q
1t Washington. d. G., and..hi claim was I
elected. He then employed Mr.. Deavitt, !
Who look an appeal to the secretary OF =
he interior and secured pension. q
An exchange says sleepless people-and q
mere are many in America-shonld court i
ne sun. That would seem TO be the
'orreGt thing, as it is counting the daugh. .
or which lobs so many people of their n
''gn'lul quota of sleep.-OI city Derrick. \