Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-26

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Ray ions RussELL Of Detroit. Michigan
is expected To speak in yilege Hall, SUNDAY
evening. December lith.
Socnt llor.-rherc will be social hop at
Village llnll on Friday evening Of this week
Music, Houses FullBand.
CoNrmNoE-rle next circular conference
of the Congregational churches FOR this county.
will meet in Rxbury, on Tuesday, December
9, at ten O'Clock An
TnE SINGERS atthol last % Old Folk. Concert
are requested to meet at the yestry Of the
Methodist church, on Monday evening. Deceu-
her sth, at seven O'Clock. Ills hoped that al
will be presentat the time named.
FlaE CoprANr MfErNo The annual meet
ing Of Capitol Engine Company No s, for the
election OF officers, and organization Of the com
pany will be held in their engine room this
/ "wednesday evening. at 1o'clock.
mANE,oiyNo SERycfs.-Rey. Mr. Spencer.
Of the Methodist church, breaches the sermon
at the Union Service of the Baptist, Methodist
and Congregational churches. in Bethany
church, on Thursday forenoon, at II O'Clock.
SHORT No1tos The school. which dcpend
on using fronch's Arithmetic at the next
term, will have short time in which tn procure
them, unless the new edition, containing the
much needed corrections, comes to hand pretty
soon.
Poor GoopRicH, Of Burlington, preached
another excellent sermon in Bethany Church
last sabbath To the absence Of Mr. Briggs.
Mrs. Kitty Haynes. orgauist Of the Conpre-
pational Churchat 81 Adams, omcn,cd as or.
gani'', and did it exccllently.
CorN1Y CorEr-The present term Of the
County Court still continues, although the
length OF the term is almost unparalleled. and
there i-n prospect Of at least a weeks longer
session Judge Peck evidently means 20 leave
"a c'con docket Tor Judge ReIGe.d
NARROW Esc'rE The heavy wagon drawn
hy the iuur-horse team OF c. n Cross & Son. Of
This village, was overturned near south Troy
village on Monday % last week The damage
WIS principally confined to the war,n.top
The driver, Mr. II $ Stevens, narrowly escnpet
serious injury from a protrnding fence stake.
APPRECIATED Miss Sarah Thomson. of
Wait,feld, and formerly compositor in thi,
oilire, seems 10 be winning golden opinion. as
head teacher in the school at Prlctor-yille. At
the el'>e of HE fnll term, cS lyernor Fletcher,
in behalf Of the pupils presented her with
imme c1nmining the pictures ol all her pupils.
SnvKR MEpAL The lane Manufacturing
Company WIS awarded silver medal on their
circular aw mills, at the recent exhibition of
the American Institute in New York. This /.
the eighth Instance where this company has
received the highest premium. which may he
mken as some indication Of the excellence Of
iheir work
BCrrER MARSEr AT the st. Adams butter
market, yesterday, there was little doing in
butter, and the market for general farm produce
was much better We quote common to fair
at 20 to 25c, medium u good, 2j to 2se
chaice so 20 80 selections Bland So. Cheese
market dull; u boxc. were shipped no price
rep1rtei
B'Wp OF AoRtcrLruRE 1t is the intention
IF this Board SON % heein q serie. Of Farmers
Meetings 20 De held in those counties in which
no meeting was held last winter L9calitie,
wishing to invite the Board would do well to
address the Secretary. Prof Collier. at Bur
ington, without delay. Arrangements for
some of these meetings are already made.
WE are pleased to learn that Mr.. IL. e.
Eddy, the former popular organi-t Of Bethany
church, who has made such wonderful progress
in pursuing hi musical studies in Germany
during the past two years. is about to return
% this country. lie will undoubtedly visit
nipelierduring his stop in this country and
will be cordially greeted by his many friends
in town.
CHRlsT CHURCH was filed on Wednesday
evening last 70 witness the marriage ceremony
between Mr.. Carroll =. Prkin. son Of Gen. p
p. PiIkin, and Miss Ella L. Dewey. daughter
IF Hon. Charles Dewey The ceremony was
followed by a reception at the residence of the
brides father. The happy couple have the
hest wishes of their numerous friends for their
future happiness and prosperity.
TnE WEATHER for the past week has been
~intry enough. Snow has fallen nearly every
l"y, and now NANTES the ear,h to the depth of
bout twenty inches. The high north wind Of
friday l. actively engaged in replacing it
where it will do the most damage to railroad