Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09
Mr. Wright is to preach at Wrightsvilie
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.

Montpelier, D6C' 49, AOO"'
Mr. Wright is to preach at Wrightsville
,cx Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
i,,A Washburn, who has been quite
elk with lung fever is reported as not
-ocoveripe as rapidly as his friends wouid
wish.
Tho annual meeting Of the Mad river
,olley agricultural society has been al
;ourned to Saturday, Jan. y, at one
o'clock Z. NJ.
r.rme,s' Institutes will be held by the
ho,rd oi agriculture in Springfield Janu-
orv Sh and 9th, and at bra1''eoo'o'
January 10th and 18th.
Two new passenger engines the "E' ~
pal.or,, and the ''Joseph Hickson" nave
inst been added TO the rolling STOCK Oh LILO
Central Vermont railroad
w W. Newcomb, A. G. Stones jewell
49, starts to-day for Florida, where he Is
r., remain some weeks with John L.
Ocvey az Tompkinsville for his health.
The Charles P. Harris manufacturing
company of Vergennes have contracted
r,r The work Of the boys in the reform
school at Vergennes for bottoming chairs.
Sunday morning was the coolest for
r,eyen years. Christmas morning, 1872
I'M, thermometer fell to from Az to 40
joarees below zero according to exposure.
The temperance meeting in the Church
If the Messiah last Sunday evening was
nrcsided over by Rev. j. E. Wright.
Sooechcs were made by Revs. j. Il.
WRIGHT and d. E. Miller and Mr.. Ii. T.
A Iull.
The IA dies aid and mite society Of
Greensboro Bend held an antiquarian
simmer at the vestry of the NJ. f. church
m fine evening of Jan. LIST. 1t found
success in spite of the storm. The pro-
Goods Of The evening, which were about
ZIG, GOES towards paying for the organ O.
the church.
The thermometers have been playing
.,ntsstic tricks lately. Sunday morning
,boy registered SO and 40 degrees below
zero in Montpelier Monday morning the
mercury stood at % degrees below, Tues
Aqv morning at "a degrees below, ant
boro = halt was called for at night TIT
thermometer registered 10 degrees allow
zorro. and this noon the mercury ha
n climbed as high as so degrees above.
On Tuesday afternoon the sleigh Of Geo
n Bn,ler was overturned as he was turn
ina the corner at the head of State street
,broyino Mr.. Butler out and dragging
hin, some distance. After loosening hi
ho1t The horse turned and passed throug
N I'll, driveway of Barrows & Peck's an
"A made straight for the river bank wall o
"A to The ice. When it stopped the slelg
wa. nearly ruined
The dwelling house of Mr.. l.. s. Lam
IN Gqvsville, together with much oil I'd
4 furniture, was burned Friday afternoon
II The fire TOOK from stove pipe passir
,hrough partition. A very strong win
1 was blowing at the time and the spark
were carried some distance to the barn
Mr.. Harrington, which contained GOO
stock of hay, grain. farming tools, IL MI
cows, and a yoke of oxen, all OF whlc
we're consumed. Soon after Or. =.
Smiths barn was on fire, but was save
The loss was partially covered by insu
ance.
Cool BARRE.-Those persons VINO
always ready 10 dissent on the oeaut'
Of Barre as place to live in the SUNNI
lime arc singular Iy reticent on the supI'
a., cold weather approaches ana
reason why has at last leaked out IN
comparison of the weather reports ire
towns in this and other states; anu
Barre heads the list-they had spl
thermometer and Saturday night it co
monced to fall and only stopped in
downward career when it had got u
COY degrees below zero, Sunday mornn
the freeman bindery, has been appoln
by the Tuerd hydraulic power compa
of Chicago as the agent for Montpelier
their hydraulic water motor, or engi
which for all purposes requiring pow
from running sewing machine, der
engine, lathes, ETC., to machinery req
mo ten or twelve horse power, II
bydrant pressure, is guaranteed and
lan,cd to do better work aoath Tess O'
than any other water engine or mt
made. II. c. futile, of futile "
FINLAND Vermont, whose large print
nrossoa and cutters are run by ont
these motors, says: at is the chedl
and hest mower ever put in use.' v
the in,roduction of our water WORKS
expec, to see quite number OF II
i r,oto,s mood here. and in the meant
Mr.. Wheclock will be happy to iur
circulars, price lists, and any other II
nation desired to sustain the ciain'
The Tuerk water motor.
On Friday of last week Conductor
Of the Montpelier & Wells River rail-
had little difficulty in collecting the
Of man ON his train. The man was
The west and had through ucke
Boston, but not over this road The
having no coupon attached, Cond
Rand told him he must pay or get OF
train at Plainfeld. This he refused
and after the train left that station
Rand demanded the payment a
Words ensued, when the westerner
arcyolvor which went off, the ball
ing through the partition OF the bag
car where they were into Mail
Willard Holden's room, but iorlun
& ,,,. n-z..~o Mastar (Hp