Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-03-05

BLOOMFIELD February IL WAS IA very
good day for US, three were baptized,
and five received into full membership.
thus making eight that have been baptized |
and IA taken into the church since con
ference, with others TO follow. Our
social and class meetings are well attend
ed, and are graced by the Holy Spirit. |
Two new class meetings have recently |
been established, making four on the
charge.
The two donations recently held, one at
the parsonage and the other ut the lower
part of the charge amounted. TO SS3 66
Sicl ness has been constant visitor and
has removed some who filled large place
in our midst and hearts. The asst one
was Sister Ellen Burbank, the last daugh-
ter of Sister Moses Pattee. Only a few
persons are blessed with such cha racteris-
tics as she possessed; stranger felt at
home at once in her presence; S ne had
word for each one with whom she CHARGED
to meet. May God bind up these aching
hearts, and help them to cast all their
burdens upon the great burCaenbearer.
CoRINTH CoRNER.-Dr. j. G. Briggs of
Barre and Brother Batcheder came and
conducted the meetings of last Sabbath,
At the NJ. f. church, with Br other Palmer.
| 1t was good day, there was II good con-
gregation and good attention and, we
trust. COOL and excellent spir tual results.
As far as am able to judge. think we
are on The right track and eeking 10 be
filed with the Holy Ghost.
| CHELSEA. &C. z. Dickinson of B)s ton
is visiting his parents.
Cornelius PetLis furnished AN oyster
supper for his nsighbors aud friends on
Tuesday evening, February Goth.
There was large sale Of merchandise
at auction at the hotel, February 18th and
26th by com pany of travelling merchants.
Quarterly meeting services were held at
the Methodist church last S.bhath.
The ladies of the Congregational church
furnished a chowder dinner at their church
parlors, Tuesday February 26 h,
The winter term of Chelsea sc. lemy
closed Friday, February 29th.
| We take the following items of interest
from the published reports Of the select
men of the tow.,. Expenses of repairing
the highways, Sl45S; breaking winter
roads SiOl; expenses on bridges. $667;
=, town school fund, $3.50; cemetery fund
1928; town debts S2il7; an increase of
1881 from last year. Cost OF taking care
OF the paupers, S2l4l,
The number of births in the town last
year was 15 Marriages 10. Deaths 26.
of those that died were over 80 years
old: 2 were between 80 and ninety; nine
were between 20 and 80; four were
between 60 and 70; two were between 80
land 60; two were between 40 and 5s;
none between 20 and 40; one between 10
and 90; three were under 10. Males u.
8 Females IA. Miss Lavinia Lincoln. the
, oldest ono, was 80 years and 8 months.
Arthur V. Goss, who has heen studying
t medicine at Somervile, Mass, returned
nome last week, preparatory TO going to
Burlington to attend n course OF medical
e lectures
Mrs. Gould has moved from the village
n Charles Bixby's, on the east hill.
Frank Whitney now serves coffee at his
e grocery for the comfort of his customers
e Henry Lyon was q1lte badly inJureo
While sliding on the crust We" days age
nv being thrown from his sled.
Henry Clarke and another boy were
thrown from their sleigh recently. by the
!, horse taking fright from boys sliding OF
y hand sled. The horse ran and CLEARED
u h msef from the sleigh.
q Six members of Orange county bar at
v. located in this village, bein one to ever
Il Il $50 inhabitants of the town.
e. John B. Atwood has so far recovere
Or from his long sickness as to engage IN u
rs bu ,ness of his store.
IS. II. II. Taylor has soli his livery STAB
u business with teams. carriages. fixtures
ny .,c to q Mr.. Brown of Royalton.
Mrs. C. f. Robinson s receiving Wis
OIL from her sister, Mrs. Loveland OF Burllni
nj. ton.
E,son Allen was called to Woburr
m Mass. recently. to bury his sister, Mrs
M Porter.
IS. Mrs. E. E. Herrick is receiving Wis
rom her mother, Mrs, DR.. llendrlck'
a d West Randolph.
,or EAST ELMoRE-Rev. Mr.. Ryan. Il
49, n,stor of the NJ. Z. chu ca, has Leen ho
aar9I inc extra NEE ings for the two last week
sn: and a good interest was manifested. Val
large number have found the Savlo
n ne precious and several have been reclaim
,rse cd and still the good work is going
IN + 81 BRO. RYAN is very much liked here
he church and people, and may the 60
l, . Lord bless and strengthen him in the GOV
Gyt, work of saving souls.
liar. Quite a number of The horses In II
nsn vicinity are having the dstemper.
,9tb,: Herbert Gale goes to Burlington II
" xe5 IS week 10 study medicine.
Quite a number are sick with co
erk'
men. around here.
rch: ]. w. Rivers has hired out 10 f.
ver- ~
own Morse for one year
'' H.. A. Spencer, tho P. E., was here 1t
and ard Thursday evening and preached We
s,esS; Acceptable discourse to people.and ADMIN
y ,ered The rites of baptism to several.
rk. G ~ II,
er of 1u,Yrr RIVER ,JUNCTION.-J. v. III
& W WHILE '''' "
III a vey, Esq. was chosen as town super
for The town