Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-13

W INC to take nealln "Trip 10 Bermuda SOOi
Tie Methodist society hold a socable
the residence of w. N. Peck this afte
room and evening.
We understand that Joseph Rowe {
Montpelier has been notified that he ha
been granted pension of 81 a mont
With an arrears OF $3.50.
Clark B. Roberts has closed his dutie
a, custom inspector on Lake Champlai
fir this season and has returned TO Montpe
Ter to remain till Spring.
l. B, Huntington has commenced tn
work Of remodeling the rooms on tn
second and third floors of his State stree
N ck into two tenements.
I. i generally conceded that as late a
his in no former presidential year ha
there been such uncertainty as now il
b tn the great parties in regard to presi
Dental candidates
Tn, Orange County Good Templars
Bt,kct Picnic Union are to hold a meet
y mt at Brookfeld, Tuesday. Feb. oh. In
me evening an address will be delived by
Frank Plumley, Esq, of Mortified.
The Vermont conference committee Or
,l,a Observance of the centennial of Ameri
can Methodism, meet at Montpelier or
February 10, to arrange for appropriate
o5,elvances in this state during 1884.
The Union school district clerk Of
Montpelier returns for the year 1883 sixty
three deaths and sixty births. In the Ber-
I'm school district just across the river,
there were thirteen deaths and ten births.
The GRANDIsLE MURDER.-The select.
men of Grand Isle have increased the
laward olered last week for the discovery
Of The body of the missing Krause and will
now pay fifty dollars to the finder of the
bcjg.
The audience that gathered in the yes.
rr Of The church of the Messiah to attend
the camp fire under the direction of Pos
Brooks, and listen to the address by Rev.
| c. Shinn, were richly repaid for their
tendance.
The resignation at LIST Lieutenant Frank
| ptkin of the Capitol Guards has been
accepted and ID Lieutenant George P.
| hwey has been promoted to 1st Lieu.
| Dant, and Sergeant o. D. Clark been
l ,pNpd 9 | Liontenant
Ills telephone and other business taking
most Of his time Mr. A. G. Brown has
,i.ned the general agency of the Con-
cccu. mutual life insurance company
r. This state and J. S. Wilkins has been
pointed TO the place. with head quarters
Montpelier for The present.
The venerable Deacon Simeon Gilbert
Pillsiord fell on the ice while going
ont ofdoors Thursday morning and broke
bis left hip bone. His advanced age,
eng So Years old, makes it very serious
case. Deacon Gilbert is father of Hon.
Jolll, Gilbert of Malone N. Y, and Rev.
Sm0n Gilbert of Chicago
Rev. + w. Parker of the the North
y circumference spent a part of the day at
4 Iafy church last Sunday, going to
Nt4bury for an evening service. He |
-btcd all hearts. His description of
q" york in North India was inspiring,
al his address to the Sunday school was
NOT enjoyable and instructive. A live
"unod missionary like him will pay his
a7 wherever he goes The annual mis-
mary oifering was made at the morning
"vicc
MIS- Phebe Heath Taisey of Groton
ae5rated her S7th birthday last week.
nong those present were six of her
Oh, living children, several grandchil-
en great grandchildren and about
Tenty other relatives. Married in 1914
he age of II, Mrs. Taisy has given
grh to II children and has never left the
a oaarm homestead except on occasion
( a&ort visits. Now, in her old age, she
7 Ines under the same roof with three other
!@Talors and is as sprightly as half of
@ children.
"a Tuesday afternoon Policeman Kee-
mamcstcd John hurry for intoxication.
4 "a Wednesday morning he was arranged
eore Justice 0. D. Clark and fined the
,1al amount of S. and costs which was
1ti by his father he disclosed as procur-
10! his liquor of one Milton Young who
@el from Groton recently. Young was
N'es'ed and arraigned before the same
l'.ce and fined $40 and costs am mounting
@Sl9,GO for furnishing the "stuff." He
was committed TO Jail and given 80 hours
d procure the amount 10 pay. Failing
2make a raise at the end of that time
u gc! to the house of correction Mt
INLAND
REUNION OF COMPANY +, % VT. REGI
VENT - Col F. V. Randall has issued Il
q @lloiAe surviving members of Co. F.
e u Vermont volunteers for a reunion to be
E he'd Al Montpelier ON the 2lst of Februa
8 7 inst.
The programme includes business
8l.eling At o'clock p. NJ, of the 2lst.
i IN the evening grand camp fire will be
-ed in Capitol hall to which everybody is
'Nled. This camp fire will be replete
'Nh interest as "reminiscences of camp life
WI" be given by members of the company.
lie Reynolds sisters assisted by their
tae' DR.. A. II. Reynolds will be present
'n oher distinguished musicians and
~. iunish music for the occasion.
will not be forgotten that Co. F was
'@d in Montpelier.
We learn that a series of four lectures
James Kay Applebee of Boston is to
gwen in Montpelier. beginning Febru-
, 2. Mr.. Applebee is most enter
ing and fascinating lecturer, and ex'
HI.