Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-28

bought situation on Hubbard street,
Montp eler, Mt $4,000.
Jose phi Akerman is about moving to
| Vershire.
| A bud disease prevails among horses
A. w. Whitney has three that are sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen have recently
had visit from their daughter, Mrs
Minnie l.. Leach. of Fairfield, Vt.
Mrs. g. r. Corwin was recently the
guest of Mrs. O. p. Shaw at Bethel.
Holton Annis has removed on to the M .
F. Ordway farm, which he will take care
of the year ensuing.
Will ur +. Dewey has so far recovered
from broken leg that he is able to be at
the village on business
f. R. Hyde & Co., are still buying wool,
and at an advanced price.
Moses Spear advertises he sale at
auction, of large amount Of pc rsonal
property on March Sd, at the no me OF
Obadiah George.
| The John T. Stevens farm was bid off
at the late auction by Richard Kennedy at
$235, above the membranes.
John B. Bacon has sold his Sylvester
Little farm, so called, on the East Hill, to
Alva Little. of Williamstown, for $3.50.
And he has bought the Henry Little place,
so called. at the south end of the village.
At hearing of the case of Ransom H.
Perkins, before Judge Chapman last week,
his bail was cut down from 81 900 to $500.
He had been in Jail on ch arge Of forge ry.
Moses Spear became his bondsman. and
he was released from Jail.
The post Office address of Rev. c. NJ.
Brown, formerly of this town, is Forest
burgh, Dacota.
Isaac F. Austin left last Saturday for
his new home in Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. B. Mason have
returned to their home in Rhode Island.
EAST ELMoRE.-Thaws all catch cold.
Geo. A. Morse is going to put in new
double edger in his mill.
Chas. White has sold his farm to his
son, Geo. w. White, and goes to Hard
wick, vt.
L. B. Morse has some new singer
sewing machines which he will sell cheap.
N. Hubbell has bought u mill at North
Danville and moves there the first of next
month.
EAST CALAIs.-Victor Templeton is
sick and threatened with fever.
Mrs. H. f. Burnap is sick with inilam-
matory sore throat.
Mrs. Willard Lilley does not improve
very fast.
l.. Jones tipped over while passing a
team. The reins broke, letting his horse
loose; he ran by two teams and was
stopped by the stage. there being no
damage done.
Mrs. Sydney Foster recently slipped
backwards throwing her hip out of joint.
Mrs. Merrick Answorth also slipped on q
recently mopped floor and threw her
shoulder out of Joint. DR.. Gray set The
bones in both cases and says they are
doing well.
J. @. Haskell lost u nice COW the other
day and Andrew Haskell lost a horse,
which dropped dead in the road.
Nine were initiated in the Good
Templars' lodge and one by card, last
Saturday evening, there being So members
present.
EAST MONTH ELIER.-Hon. f. M. Good
win from Harlan d, and member of the
board Of agriculture was in town two days
visiting relatives and friends.
Augustus Emerson, son of Andrew
Emerson, and Julia +. Morse, of Misha-
waka, Ind, aged 80 years 20 months died
February 10th and was brought to East
Montpelier and buried in the Cutler yard
beside his brother, who was wounded in
the rebellion at the battle of the wilderness,
came home and died in few days.
Geo. Kennedy of Duxbury, and M.
Ellen Morse, of North Montpelier are TO
be married March Isl at the home of the
bride.
NORTH MoNTPEL1ER.-Satu morn
ing, "a inst. was one of the coolest of the
season, the murcury falling 29s below
zero.
Rev Eli Ballou d. D., of Bethel, has
been preaching alternately here, and at
the East village the past year; and of late
boarding at Mr.. Goodwin's with his wife.
He seemingly is inclined to palsy or
paralytic shock. And not able to meet
his engagements for the last few Sundays,
took the cars for home last Friday morning.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Merritt has been very
sick at her aunt's in Boston, with rheumat-
ic fever, nut at present is improving.
WHITE RIVER FUNCTIONAL pleasant
reception was given to w. P. Davis and
wife on Thursday evening
There was one hundred and fifty present
at the Masonic sociable at Pease's Hall on
Friday afternoon and evening.
We regret to learn that f. Foot & Son
have sold out their barber shop in the
Junction House block and his residence
also.
Mr.. d. c. Crane has leased II. L.
Swans house for the coming year.
Rev. A. L. Flanders preached very
fine sermon. on Sunday evening, from the
Lords prayer at the Episcopal church.
Measles and scarlet fever prevail in this
place of late.
WILLiAMsTowN.-A good number of
our young people are attending the normal
school at Randolph.
The ladies society of the M. +. church
met at j. II. j. Merril's on Wednesday,
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