Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09
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WEDNESDAY. pEcrMBER, ., 1874.

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 0, 1874.
village Meeting.
The annual village meeting passed of quietly
there being quite large attendance
VI d Gilman WIS elected moderator, and James
J. Sahn as clerk The old board Of Fire wardens
and Bailins were reelected ~ follows. fire War
dens = 7 Pitkin, l.. Bart Cross C. b WILSON,
L. T. Gleason and Geo A. Peck Banns, J.. Bart
Cross, NJ. NJ Cutler, j. S Peck, +. W Bailey and
George Nichols J. l.. futile was elected collector
Of taxes and J. G. iloughton, Jr., Treasurer
The various FIRE companies were accepted, and
their names ordered recorded
proposition to print the charter aud bylaws
Of the village was passed
Arcsoluton, offered 10y the haihfs, u establish
permanent grade Tor our streets, was adopted
The bailins were instructed to cause their re-
port 10 be printed at least three days before the
next annual meeting
The vote Of last year, granting the free use Of
the hall for the purpose Of holding Sunday even
ing temperance meetings. was rescinded and the
meeting also refused TO give the use Of the hall
for band promenade concerto
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GLASS CARDS Just hc present for your little
ones Call and examine specimens at this office.
PnNSEY is now opening bis holiday goods
Give him a call II you want elegant goods and low
prices
A Nicr pRIsESr A dozen or two Of the glass
cards. for your children with their names printed
in gilt Printed TO order at this office
NoucE The next meeting Of the Ladies
Temperance Association. will be held on Thurs
day r. NJ. December 18TH at the chapel Of tie
Unitarian church
REAL ESTATE SALE rastus Hubbard has pur.
chased Of {. Perrin, the brick block Of tue lat
ter, on state street, paying therefor the sum Of
cleysn thousand dollars
PnrsfNr forR Bulls Hon Clark King
Treasurer Of the Washington County Agricultural
Society desires that all bills against said society
should be presented 10 him at once for payment
Mn y G BAcoS is live business man and
parties desiring good bargains should give him
a call at his place Of business near the corner Of
Main aud Barre streets He always has just
what you want
REDrcuoN ~ FAIRS. On and after January
LIST, the Central Neuaont railroad will issue local
tickets at a reduction Of fifteen cents from the
rates established by the tariff Of tina, date, when
said tickets purchased at the ONCE Of the COM
pauy
RrprcrioN IN GAS RATS. ON and after Dec
ist parties burning one thousand feet, or more, Of
gas viii be charged at the rate Of 50 per thousand
between five hundred and one thousand feet, IS 90
per thousand and under Eve hundred feet, 81 per
thousand
Mr. ] ENEiY, 10 another column, calls at
,euuou 90 q very desirable article In the shape Of
an absolutely non-eKplosye kerosene lamp This
article may be relied upon as being all he claims
forit and no one using kerosene can afford to be
withoutn Give It a trial.
a SUPERIOR ARTICLE The water tanks and
coolers manufactured by the United States Ar,if-
c.al Stone Company at Mortified, combine more
good points than any other article manufactured
for this purpose Parties desiring anything Of
this character should not fail to examine them.
CItSGE OF TIM a new time table went into
effect on tie Central Vermont last Monday and
the one published on the fourth page Of this paper
is nor correct Trains going south and east now
leave the depot at IS 4 NJ 2l5 a. NJ, and o 30
Trains going north and west leave at 2s
NJ 6lj A. 81 3.32 r. = and 6.i5 r. "
EsGISr Co,mASY nrcTioSs - Capitol Engine
Company No b. elected Wednesday evening the
following board Of officers for the year ensuing
Foreman, o A. Seabnry Assistant Foreman
George Robinson Foreman Of Hose, George A.
Peck Clerk W ] Dewey Treasurer John W
Page steward. James snow Collector Charles
; Robinson
RAILROAD NEGOTIATIONS We understand that
the negotiations for the purchase Of the Vermont
& Canada railroad by the Central Vermont have
been suspended temporarily the Central manage
meut being willing to complete the trade when
ever the officers Of the Vermont & Canada road
viii gives them deed in compliance with the