Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-08
About Town.

lowest prices.
TIM present term Of our village schools closes on
Friday Of this week
Coon prices paid for hides. see advertisement
OF rccks Cummns
BUSINESS CARDS wedding card. and address
cards, printed in good style at the wArcuMAS
job Office
A. A. MEAD has removed to his new store, in
Union block and will soon have things in busi-
ness shape
\ BnooKs may now be found with his stock
Of hardware in the new Hyde building on south
Main street
CumsrNAs Is beginning to show itself at some
OF The stores In town. All sorts Of pretty things
are being placed in TIE windows to tempt the
passor-by
OuR popular BARRIERS, Jangraw q Meron, have
extended their sphere Of usefulnes, by purchasing
the BARRIERS shop Of Henry G. Smith under Rob
inson's store
SOME Of our people are doing a creditable thing
ia feeding the sparows. These birds are very
useful, besides being sociable, and we do well to
take care Of them
READ what Fllls & Gleason have 70 say, in
another column Their stock Of dry goods is Of
the best, and parties wishing anything in that
line will De suited at their store
u there il subscription paper presented to
you for the benefit Of the band. don't be bashful
The boys will appreciate all the help they get
Bcmomber thc saturday evening concerts
A. G sroNa, jewecr is moving from his old
stand, on The corner 10 his elegant new store, in
Union block whore he viii soon be ready to
ilini'h COCA supply OIL Ar''c'es I'D MS lihe-
MR CHARTS +. DUDLEY Of iast Montpelier,
desires 70 meet the young singers Of Montpelier at
the 'cstry Of the Methodist Church, on Monday
evening December 18Th to consult as to getting
mp 20 singing school for the winter
WEsnggesi that Il would be a good plan to put
quetus on those boys who go to Temperance
meeting for the sole purpose Of having good
time. They disturb the meeting very much by
their whispering, and in other ways
CArrMs CrtvFH Of St Adams, will bring ont
the play Of the LOYAL Mouutiineers. under the
auspices OF Iost Brooks Grand Army Of the Re
public at Village ilall, on Thursday and Friday
OF next week The play is an excellent one, VIII
pe hnely rendered, and should da" inll house
TnH scholars Of No 5, IN Union School, have
lad a lyceum during this present term ON Fri
day night they are to have a mock breach Of
promise case We believe the public are not ad-
mitted' Wei We hope they viii settle the case
satisfactorily
WORK on the Pavilion has Progressed so rapidly
and satisfactorily that the house win be open for
the reception Of guests on the first Of January
The formal opening Of the house will be delayed
little while and due notice will be given when
the time is decided upon
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Song, held in Village Hall, last Sunday afternoon
Such services are very interesting; but woudn t
it be much better to make longer intervals between
the singing? Certainly il would be more accom-
modating to ones breathing facilities
rur animal communication of Amor, I,dge
No e2FN Am vir mo beld At tbcir hail in
tulon lJocl, ON Monday evening December ilth
at half mast seven O'Clock The annual couvoca-
ton Of King solomon r A. Chapter, will be held
on Thursday evening December 18TH at half past
seven O'Clock
T,trnr will be meeting Of the Citizens L.
l,rary and Reading Room Association. at the Read.
inc Room in the rear Of pbinnev's store This
tWednesdayl evening at seven o'clock This is
the animal MEETING for the election Of officers
An nersons Interested in the Readin, p,nn, are
invited IN le nresent
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n No,yco,nh ,yaterhpr, Junior. General. 81
Liza, smith Nontnelior uirh p,elate. 81
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nror. en- N,,,,chi n McNeely Nontnelier Pre-
foot. Sir Horace ~ Ivford Warren Herald. 81
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spencer presided and after making Il Few pteini
mary remarks he called upon Rcy Mr. GlazieI
who mode ecy, ,o,norl,s in his usual earnes
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manner, advocating q sulot adherence 10 'en'pe'
anee principles Rev Mr. Cobeigh, of Marsh
field then addressed the meeting. speakin
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sIuhsy III l"'or Vi u pionip'ois Jaw anu " 81
ms hearers to go on with the good work and carr
it forward towards the day of victory, which, h
saiA ossr.o =, me a, iost ue was follove