Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-30

BAscoM q DEWEY, druggists, are filling theii
store with cigars and fancy goods for the lcgisa.
ture
THE regular meeting Of Post Brooks, Grand
Army Of the Republic will be held In their hall
this evening. let there be a full attendance
FRANK H. BAsooM has a new paror coal stove,
worth thirty-iive dollars, which he will sell for
ten dollars discount
BAHnows PEcK In another column, call at
ttntion To their extensive stock II stoves Parties
desiring 10 purchase would consult their own in
ierest- by giving them a call.
A rnREAD-LAcr YAH was lost ON saturday
evening between the house Of T. r Jewett, on
state street. and the Methodist chapel Whoever
will leave the same at this office will confer great
favor.
" any one desires to just how good thing
in his line a street commissioner can do let him
inspect the new crossing at the junction Of State
and Elm streets. lie can do so now without being
stuck In the mud
As we 90 to press we notice that rowNER has
taken possession Of his now and elegant rooms in
IAngdons new block Doubtless he will have an
opening In due time, when he will be able 10 cx-
hibit more elegant suite Of rooms, and as good a
stock Of goods in his line has ever been seen in
this town, II in Vermont
We LEARN that Dr. c. c. Ruhlec, now Of Nor
ris,ie, is about 10 return 10 his native village to
practice his profession. Report says that he is cx-
ceodingly successful and popular as ply seian--
which we may easily credit, for he was not
only TO the manner born, but has added thereto
the highest qualifications Of professional study and
culture
OS FRIDAY evening last Naiad Temple Of
Honor presented Sir A. G. Bean, late foreman Of
the 1rgie office with a valuable watch as testi-
monal of his usefulness and fidelity a. q member
Of that order Mr. Bean has left To take charge
Of the extensive job department of the Mirror d
Farmer Office, Manchester y II. He san excel
lent workman, and most worthy citizen May
success attend him.
REv J. C. W CoxK, the late principal Of the
Methodist Seminary in this place, started this
morning for Burlington. Iowa, where he has been
appointed pastor Of the Division street Methodist
church, one Of the largest and most iourishiug
societies In the state His old pupils, on Monday
evening, gave Mr.. and Mrs. Coke fine reception,
at which they were presented with elegant lot
Of silver ware Mr. and Mrs Coke carry with
them the best wishes Of their numerous friends.
Al the Sunday evening Temperance meeting, Mr..
A. G. Bean presided, and called upon Rev T..
brown To offer prayer.
Col J. b, Mead, Of Randolph occupied the
hour giving In his usual easy, quiet and oonyinc-
ing style, a talk replete with sound reasoning,
useful information, encouragement, and 10 those
who ihr himself are heartily interested in this
good work-great proft-urging strenuous ef-
fort in behalf Of the youth and children.
Prof Coke, being called upon for a parting word,
said he proposed To carry into a new field Of
labor patience persistence, pluck and prayer he
would cnjoin those whom he was leaving to work
on, filled with that spirit which these same words
expressed.
EAST MoSrrELIR. There viii be preaching at
the East church, East Montpelier, next sabbath