Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-16

-Four tracks, 1Or lrolllnR' "oio P'o"S
or one the Winooski river yesterday.
The firm of A. D. & G. L. Lane has
dissolved, A. ID. Lane continuing inc
mness.
Whtmore e. Clark's mnstrels are 10
,ooray at Capital Hall, Saturday evening"
January 26.
The Spiri,ualists of the state hold their
quarterly convention at Rutland january
-, &c and q.
LAWS Wood has given up his job IN
Somerset, Mass, ard returned 10 Mop'Pe-
Her TO reside
Rev, p. Mcmillan of Barre, exchanged
rulp,ts, last Sunday. with Rev. .. IL.
Jitrcbs of Bethany church.
Mrs. Levi. Pierce has rented the rooms
orpr C. II. Cross & Sons store, recently
rmodccd in to a tenement.
Charles Rowc has purchased Of Geo.
W, Scott. the Lewis Smith house near the
,o3of clay hill, paying $500.
Rev. Calvin Stebbins is to conduct the
services in the Church OF the Messiah
next Sunday morning and evening.
4 leap year ride, consisting OF twenty
enc couples. went to Barre on Thursday
.ycnipg last, returning about midnight.
CAas. A. Smith, janitor of Capital Hall,
ba; givon up house keeping and is now
boarding at Mrs. Hibbards on State street.
We have received a catalogue Of the
University of Vermont, at Burlington,
which shows that there are at present in
attendance, two hundred and Sc ventY-one
Students.
John Hardigan has sued Daniel Carr for
.ss.ult and battery. A jury trial before
Justice 0. D. Clark is to be had in few
days, the trial having been postponed from
Tuesday indefinitely.
new passenger engine, the 81. w.
rIoh,rt, " which was built at the company 8
sbops in St. Adams, has just been put on
thp Central Vermont railroad. This en-
zine is the mate of the Governor Smith"
..rl will he used to run on the fast express.
Last Wednesday evening as Mr.. Denison
Taft wus passing the store of c. Blakley,
State street, large icicle fell from the
roof and struck him on the head, telling
him TO the Ground. He was thought at
first to be seriously injured, but is recov-
cring, although suffering severely from
tie bruises yet,
CARELESS SHooTING.-Tuesday fore
som. about o'clock, rifle ball passed
through the rear window in the tenement
~. George w. Wing, in Sabin's block.
Tao rnrro of the ball must have been
nearly spent for after breaking the glass,
,ruck the wall, glanced and fell on the
fr The direction of the shot indicated
,hn i, must have come from the vicinity
Of Koith's bill.
The annual meeting of Mount Calvary
Council Of Princes of Jerusalem, 160, was
held ut Masonic hall, Montpelier. VT,
Jan. 8. The following officers were
elected:
George w. Wing. Nj. E. S. P. G. M.
William A. Briggs, G. H. P. d. G. M. ;
Henry Lowe, NJ. f. S. G. W.; +, H.
Morse, NJ. f. j. G. w; Frank II. Bas'
c,m,330, Val. CIR. Treas; Chas, H. Heaton
VIC. S. X. of S. & A; Rev. H. +. Hill
VIC. NJ. of Ger; Albert c. Dewey, Val
G.. Almoner; viii II. IIerrick, V. Gr
y of Ent.; James A. Erwin, CIR. Tyler
The officers were installed by j. w. F
Washburn, 800, the retireing M. +. 5. r.
&. II.
The annual meeting of Mount Sina
T,niple. A, A. o., MOBILES of the Mystic
Shrine, Montpelier, VT, was held January
N.h,at Masonic Hall, the following officers
were elected: George o. Tyler, 33'
grand potcntate; George w. Wing, chic
rabban; Marsh o, Perkins, assistant rab
ban; +. Fayctte Fletcher. high priest; j
w. T. Washburn, oriental guide; Franz
II. Basccm, 33', treasurer; Chas. II
Heaon, recorder; Albert A. Fletcher
cercmI master; Rev. Howard F. Hill
standard bearer; VIM. A. Briggs, mar
shall Rev. T. S. Fisher, captain OF guard
Inward II. Blackwell, outer guard; Henry
y Bean, assistant guard; George w
rjan, organist; Milton K. Paine, 33'
aeaomist; Orrin w. circuit. architect
FORAGE l.. Johonnott, engineer; j. Henry
Jackson, professor arabic; Chas. j. Jones
j director; HAL o. Hatch, assistant director
Wm c. Bradbury azra Albert g. Dewey
i.md: ARENAS N. Pearson, abdallah.
The officers were installed by Frank II
Blscom, $50, deputy for Vermont.
MAD RIVER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY," AT an adjourned annual meet
ing Of the NJ. r. V. A. s., held in Waits
i.'', January 18th, 1884. The following
,licrrs were elected: B. ID. Bisbee
M,lc,own, president; Seth Boyce, Fays
or. vice president; A. d. Bragg, Fays
a.t, secretary; L, A. Fisk, Waltsheld
treasurer; w. A. Joues, Waitslield, aud
,cr; S. Sommerville, Duxbury, Marshal.
Beard of directors, Duxbury, 5. M
Turner, Parke Avery, Bert Phillips; Fays
to1, John Maxwell NJ S. Strong, = !.
Marble; Middesex, VIM. Chaplin, j. >
llls j. II. Holden; Moretown, Z.
yans. Geo. G. Evans, Walter Lamphere
NoMhield, S, II. Kent, Hank Morris, FRAN
&mbali; Waitsfield, Reuben Bates, j.
Palmer, Norton ID. House; Waterbury, 6
T. Moody. w. T.. Marshal, Joseph Som
melville; Warren, James Eldridge, N. \
Robinson, i. f. Hanks.
Voted to hold the next annual TAI
Tuesday and Wednesday, September III
wl 18th, on the usual ground in Wait
field. Directors meeting at the Congrt
stional vestry in Waitsfeld, Saturday