Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-21

Mr.. Wright is to preach in the Mors
school house next Sunday afternoon at tn
usual hour.
William Daniels, Lester Cameron ant
of Middlcsex, started 70
Dakota on Tuesday.
Owners of dogs will find that licens
costs considerably less before the LIST c
Apri! than afterward.
Joseph A. Wing, Esq, last week move
into his new house, which is the nices
sesidence in the county.
Alexander Pcttigrew, for year past il
the employ of Peck & Cummins, ha
returned 10 Swanton.
Alexander Warden has gone TO Bur
lineton TO work IN a livery stable. Hi
family are to remove there next month.
James Smith, formerly of this town
but for the past two years farmer il
Worce ester has returned TO Montpelier II
reside.
Albert c. Dewey intends to return t.
Dakota next week Monday, maxim.
Lisbon his headquarters the coming
season.
Mason Shepard, Central Vernon
bridgman living in the Riker house OF
Barre street, is 10 remove to North6el(
this week.
We understand that several young mer
in town intend to leave for Dakota the
first of next month. Charles f. Caustic
being one of them.
Darwin and Clarence Bugbee with theil
mother from Waitsfeld have moved into
the j. A. Knapp house on Barre street
with Curtis Carpenter.
About sixty attended the basket picnic
given by Brooks post, g. A R., at theil
hall last Thursday evening. A jolly
good time being had by all.
Thirty.fve members and friends of
Brooks post, G. A. R., attended the camp
fire of w. Dillingham; post at Waterbury
on Friday evening of last week.
Col. G. b. Wilson, who has been
stopping at home the last three months,
returned on Thursday last to Buena Vista,
COL, where he is engaged in business.
Harry Lavine who has had charge OF
IL. W. Welch's furniture rooms since he
opened in town, has gone 10 White River
Junction, where he has started the same
business for himself
Indications are that building up on the
upper extremity of Barre street is to be
booming the coming season, the sale of
three lots and the erection of houses on
them being already booked, and with
several more under contemplation.
We understand that Charles Brick
formerly of Montpelier. but for several
years past residing in New Haven, Conn,
and Holvoke, Mass, is 10 return to town
and go into the employment of l.. W.
WeIch as ornamental painter.
Daniel S. Wheatley. for many years the
well known and much liked salesman at
the corner store of Geo. L. Tapln, and
John Morrison of Barre have purchased
the dry goods and carpet store of A. J.
Howe in the Union block, possession to be
taken April LIST.
Edwin F. IIutchins, for eleven years
residing on the Berlin side, is again to
become resident of Montpelier, having
purchased of Q. II. Heath a lot on the
east side of Barre street next north of
Julius Knapp's, and will Immediately
commence the erection of a residence
thereon.
Geo. Morse is to move into the tenement
n Mrs. j. S. Browns house on Barre
treet TO be vacated by Charles F. Fields.
Who has purchased George Colby's house.
V. A. Qnimby, who now occupies part
fthe Colby house, is to take the tenement
o be vacated by Mr.. Morse in The Harvey
i 'eeman house on Barre street.
Last Friday evening the friends of Mr..
n 1 Mrs NJ. w. wheelock gathered at
he ir house in Berlin TO help them celebrate
he ir wooden wedding. After very
lie: islnt evening the company departed
'aN ing many useful and ornamental
en- inders of the occasion, among which
Ter large writing desk and marble
Up able, but the most striking reminders
Il le occasion appeared to be what the
ono rs termed clothes stick and a cake
bile { but which wero by some mistaken
" a wagon pole and the main part of
lwn roller.
w thin week of the present date
ecu r the anniversaries of the deaths of
erta in prominent characters in the Beth
ny church, Montpelier: Six years au,,
'st Sunday, March IS, 1877, DR.. Lord,
he ripe scholar. the eloquent orator. the
ste 'emed citizen and the beloved pastor,
ie d. n
Eleven years ago, Deacon Constant w.
orrs, the active business man, the
nlous Christian and the faithful church
,dicer laid off harness which he had !,
iost faithfully and willingly worn for a
nany years.
Eleven years ago next Monday, March O.
g. 1872, Aaron Bancroft, the old sexton :,
nu long time the Brick church ianitor, II
led' lie was of a retiring, modest Sc
isposilion, but knew how TO be "faitbfnl :,
The few things" entrusted 10 his care =,
lis peace "was like a river" nor ever
eued nor chafed against the banks 4,
hitch held it in its course. He was ~,
oSt urbane, faithful servant. He lived -
ID died without nnv-, and ,ui.h...I '"