Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-23

ireignt (includng forks and plows, a
manufactured articles, and butter pots
toes, maple sugar and wool, n, lcadip
agricultural productions,) making lots
OF o'092 tons forwarded as compared wit
GAY tons shipped in 1882 The grant
shipments were 2,195 ions in excess of tn
same in 1882. while tho uaving ston
business which contributed 72O tons q
shipments in 1882, gave no business i
freigh's in 1888, showing the aotua
increase in granite, exclusive of PAWN
stones, to be 2,9l5 ions. The tonnag,
received during 1883 aggregated 7.72
tons, as compared with 6,196 tons in 1885,
an increase of 1929 tons. making "A nc
Increase of 1914 tons at The station, O
more than twenty seven per cent in It
freight business.
ANDovER Anthony Williams wa
badly injured the 18th. inst. by bein,
ahmed onto one of the stone posts OF
Christie street by refractory horse. Mr.
Williams recently had stolen from hi
cellar during his absence from home
one and one half barrels of cider.
j. W. Peabody recently caught hi
hand between two logs, breaking enc O
his fingers and otherwise injuring hi
hand.
BRADFoRD.-Mrs. r r.. Aldrich j
slowly improving from her recent sever
attack of pneumonia
Mrs. c. IL. Mann is very low, with Blu
very small hopes OF her recovery.
Henry A. Winship is in market buyine
goods for his hardware store, will he
absent some two weeks.
Grand Worthy Patriarch Austin from
Bellows Falls is on visiting tour to the
several divisions of Sons of Temperance
in this part of the state this week being ir
Bradford Wednesday evening. We under
stand he is TO institute division at Eas,
Corinth Thursday evening. Several Of
the officers and members of Bradford
division arc expected 10 accompany him
BY the breaking of the engine in the
Opinion printing establishment n shor,
time since, Brother Parker's patrons were
obliged 10 content themselves with hall
sheet last week. We learn that a new
and much larger engine has been ordered
and Is expected to arrive in season fol
striking off this weeks issue.
Presiding Elder A. S. Cooper preached
at the M. E. church, Sunday, it being the
last quarterly meeting service for the
conference year.
The Congregational society have an
supper advertised at the
church psrlors, for this Wednesday even.
ing.
Mrs A. b. Shaw offers her pew in the
M. E. church for sale at a bargain. 1t is
one of the pleasantest located pews in the
house.
The concert held at the village nall in
the interest of the Congregational society
last week Wednesday evening. was
musical success.
CoRINTH CoRNER.-O1r meetings, both
social and general, are we'll attended.
The friends of Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. d. F
Palmer met at the parsonage January
18th, afternoon and evening, to hold thei,
annual pastoral visit" The gathering
was one of uncommon enjoyment, consid.
ering the feeble health of the pastor, and
The occasion was one that will show tn,
esteem of the people for him. After
pleasant interview, they babe Brother and
Sister Palmer good evening. leaving $27.
EAST CALAIS at w. G. Peck's
saw mill is rushing.
Mr.. j. w, Hall has lately bought for his
laughter, Emma, very successful schooj
teacher, new M. & H. organ of C. A
Silver, salesman for Baily, Burlington, VT
Social dance in Grey Bros Hall. East
Calais. Music, Templeton's Band.
CIV" Hersy has moved to Moscow;
thus severing his partnership with Henry
McCloud of Sodom.
EAST GILMORE. Little Mabel Carpenter
has been seriously i'll.
Coughs and colds are prevalent. Mrs.
F. w. Silloway is convalescng from
ot,aok Of oroun
EAST ELMoRE.- A. Morse has pur
chased one of Lanes best planners, for the
lressing of his lumber.
There will be an old fashioned donation
1t the house Of F. B. Morse, for the benefit
Of NJ. A. Ryan, pastor of the NJ. E. church.
Friday in tho afternoon and evening,
February 1st, Anything that will clothe
md feed the pastor and family will be
,ctual cash not refused. Let there be
general turn out. and m Ike the he,rt of
Bro. Ryan glad.
ENosBURG FALLs.-Miss Lois Fisk has
ust returned from Berlin and Montpelier,
WQeTe SIG HAS UecH NlolliuD lllcuuo III tual
section.
O. Merrill and G. Marsh have gene 10
Concord, N. II. to purchase wagons for
heir SPAWN Cure grim, as their business
calls for more teams.
Mr.. Z. Hamilton has resigned from his
position as foreman of the printing room
or the SPAWN Cure, and will soon travel
or the Rublee Bros. 1t is hoped that his
amilv will remain with US.
A very pleasant gathering was held at
he NJ. z. church last Wednesday evening
o give Mr.. A. Davis severe pounding,
who has so faithfully taken care of the
church for the past four years.
GRArToN.-George Hall had very
narrow escape the 18th inst. He was
irving pair of wild colts hitched into a
leigh, when his neck yoke broke. the
ots ran throwing Mr.. Hall out, dragging
i'm some distance, his held coming in
,ontach with board, cutting an ugly
.ash in it the cut being above the nose