Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-20


, through The west in the interest of Bos-
ION parties. lie will be absent some
weeks.
a. NJ iartwel has sod his incest in
me sage route running from Bradford
| through Est Crn,h and Wells Rvrr 10
washington to East Corinth parties, ard
report has it that he is to engage in the
/, livery business in This village.
f. IL. Allen has succeeded in again get
ing the nomination for county commits
sloner' which means Il. II. Allen town
agent for Bradford. Perhaps it is all right,
out 1t does seem very strange that a Ger
TAIN class of men should be sick so much
us 10 need their bottles filled every day,
anu sundays two or three times. We
'h'hh Inc county commissioner ought no.
10 be town liquor sgent under any cir
cumstances.
H. "A Wlnship has the Low store pref
~ we'll filed with hardware. much IN the
satisfaction of the public. for scarce any
branch OF business would be missed so
huch IN Bradford as the hardware bust
ness.
Y. IL. Carpenter has leased a tenement
IN u H. Curtis house, and will move in
as soon as Mrs. Curtis can move Ler stock
Of millinery into the new store now ready
for her.
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MIS- BlXby is helping her husband in
the store at the present time If her health
will admit of it she will remain in the
store during the spring trade.
ii. l.. Hanson is soon TO move his familv
to West Lebanon, N. H., that he NAV be
oftener at home than he could b g here. his
route being in part over the Central and
Northern railroads.
Inc material for the new block, to be
built next summer, is being got upon the
ground during sleding, ready to push the
building of the block in early spring.
large gang of men are engaged in
raising and repairing The bridge just south
OF the foundry. at the south end of the viii
lage.
CHELSEA CASHIER J. L Bacon took n
visiting trip toS. Johnsbury last week.
L. d. Barnes has sold his grocery bust.
ness to Frank Whitney.
DR.. S. N. Goss took q business and Wis.,
lting excursion TO Waterford, Vt, last
week.
H. IL. Taylor has moved to Royallon
and taken charge of the hotel at the center
Of the town.
Miss Fannie Lincoln has gone to Boston,
and is employed as nurse in the hos otal
for women and children.
Mrs. Hatch. widow of the late Samuel
Hatch, died February Sth, aged 64. She
was great sufferer having been bed.
ridden during n good many of her last
years. She died at the home Of her son,
W. S. Hatch. in this village.
The late agricultural meeting in this
place was we'll sustained by the people,
and was highly interesting and profitable
The Methodist church gave their pastor,
Rev. II. Webster, good donation visit on
Wednesday afternoon and evening, Feb.
ruary 18th.
States Attorney j. K.Darling of Corinlh
is about moving to this village. He will
open IN Office over j. A. r. Corwin's
store.
G r. Corwin has gone to Becbe Plain,
a village on the line between Derby and
Stanstead. Report s,ys he will engage in
the nursery business.
Mrs. Henry Renno returned to her
home in Manchester, N II last Friday.
E. H. Allen of Bradford was nominated
for county commissioner again at the
county convention last week.
b. Wilbur Smith of Lowell was in town
recently on visit to his parent and his
son.
Fay Taft of Burlington paid his mother,
Mrs. S. Vincent, a visit few days ago.
w. B. Marston has returned TO this
town from Albion, Il. |.
EAST ELMoRE.-J. w. Rivers has en-.
gagged to work for F. B. Morse one year
The lhaws the past week have given the
mills plenty of water, and business has
started up lively again.
Our pastor, Bro. Ryan, is holding some
Extra meetings and several have come out
on the Lords side. Still the goo work
goes on.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Is. Lyman,
IN cd resident, has been spending few
days in town.
The Unversalist society has given Rev
Walter Dole a call to be pastor over their
church for the coming year.
Kitty Morris and Charles Cone were
quietly married on Saturday morning by
Rev. |. S Briant, at tho home of the
brides father. Mr.. Ephraim Morris.
Work is suspended at Olcoits Falls on
account of the high water and ice also at
White River village.
Col. C. S. Hamilton slipped on the ice
Saturday morning and broke his hip. This
is very unfortunate for only a few years
since he slipped and broke his other hip.
Being we'll along in years, much anxiety
is felt for his recovery.
Oscar French, youngest son of the late
Moses French, died on Friday morning of
Bright's disease, aged &c years. Oscar
was a young man of more than ordinary
ability and was just on the entrance Ct a
useful life. He had completed bis college
course and was just ready to be admitted
to the bar when he was stricken down and
called home.