Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-15
About Town.
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noon, a meeting Of the Ladies' Temperance Asso-
citation will be held at Mrs Charles Baiey's A
good attendance is desired
JouN GtNSrY amused himself by striking at
Patrick Dcyine last Saturday night; whereupon
peyine complained against him for assault and
battery Chimney was brought before Justice
Huxley on Monday, but the ease was continued
to this morning
rnE first touch OF weather really appropriate TO
the present month was experienced on Tuesday.
A cold wind set in on Monday evening and 10y
morning mercury was uncomfortabiy low Such
touches serve to remind us that winter has not
made tracks yet but is rather 10th to leave.
JIM" TrurIrroS, Of Worcester, was arrested
for drunkenness on saturday and on Monday he
wa. fined the usual amount lie disclosed on one
simonds, who keeps one Of the resorts on
Main street The latter was convicted Of two frs,
oiicnscs and held to appear at the present term
81 the court
Tar dancing classes At the Pavilion will occur
this week rs follows Glass Tor young Indies ON
Thursday the 10th inst, at four D. NJ for young
gentlemen on Thursday evening, the 10th, at half
past seven o'clock Juvenile class ON Friday. the
i7tl at four p. adult class on Friday evening,
the 18th nj eight o'clock
Mn MILLER would do wen To introduce lessons
in department into one Of his higher departments,
for the benefit Of that trio " young gentlemen CD
who, arm in arm, swept the sidewalk Of School
street last Thursday crowdins very old gentle
man on 70 the fence and well-nlgh throwing him
down with their elboWs There will be trouble II
sach an outrage is repeated
INSTEAD Of the afflicted populace being obliged
10 pay from five to eigh, dollars orelastic trusses,
single and double Baseon & Dewey would in-
form all that they will sell the very best and most
durable articles Of elastic trusscs at from three
dollars aud fifty cents TO five dollars. They also
keep the finest assortment Of shoulder braces,
supporters, etc at bottom pric,s Remember the
place is Redfclds old stand
Brooks Posr, No 10. Grand Army Of the Re-
public viii give a campfire on Friday evening
March 18th. Remarks will be made By Rev n
y. Glazier, Chaplain Of the Department Of Yer
mont, and Comiade James Evans, Of johnson
Post, Norhfeld will read army sketch on
Ny capture, and nine months in Andersonville
prison" The Montpelier Brass Band viii be in
attendance Al invited and the exercises
which are free. will commence ~ half-last seven
O'Clock
InE following list are stopping at the Central
House during the present term Of court; Judge
Holden, Of Middlesex sheriff lyford Of Warren
Sheriff liowes, OF Mortified, Sheriff Damon, OF
Cabot. Jurors, NJ r. Wallace and John Brown,
Of Cabot Nelson Bemis and II Mears Of Marsh
field Geo Cardell and John Gleason, Of Warren
A. y. Atherton aud IL. Richardson Of Waterbury
/. D. Savoy, Of Waitsfeld. John B Thompson, OF
fayston; Ira Stone, Of Plainfeld G. Jewell, Of
Woodbury. A. T. slayton, Of Calais
ON Saturday, Sunday and Monday evening,
last Mr.. Joseph MeKelyey, the temperance
worker, held meetings in this place Large au-
dieuces assembled to hear him ON each evening
and a lively interest in the cause appears to have
been created among our people Many both
those who are known as temperate. and some Of
the toughest characters Of the town-haye signed
the pledge Well, there is plenty Of room here foi
reform in this respect, and we hope that the work
begun will not be given up till a complete victory
is won Mr. MeKelyey will hold another meet
ing at the vestry OF church Of the Messiah, on
Friday evening" when efforts will be made to or.
gauize reform club Let there be a genera
turnout, SO that the club may be organized and
the work carried earnestly forward.
PLEASANT occasion was enjoyed last Satur
day, at the residence of Mr., Jos Poland that be
ing the eghty-sixth birthday Of his father, LurHEI
POLAND, Esq, who resides with him. There cam,
in " dine, in honor Of the event Hon. Nathanie
Eaton aged eghty-six years at his next birthday
Hon. Daniel Baldwin, eighty-four years; Mrs
Gen. +. p Walton, eghty-four years; Mrs, Joe
Mead, eighty-seven years and Mrs. A. W. Brown
formerly Mrs. AFRO Loomis) oighty-one years
c,h, 80. ,,i,, On a,,o,s,,,o ~ ,,,,,t,tonr III,
after,oo, ,,as snor, deii,,b,t,u, ana ,,sscd IN
100 o,tol,,, ., chou, ,ho incider,s ana ran,
i,iscenoos %, ,,,o ,,bile ,l,ere ware ,,e
onent sallies ~ ,it and bumor TINT would hav,
dons honor % soc,,I ,.,rcic ~ onv aga pn, I,
looking over our community for those who hay,
attained their eiehteth year. we were panied a
the small number who are left, and still smalle
number possessing health and strength suflcicn
To venture abroad Cherish them tendery friends
for they will soon be gone!
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Of an unnsnally intcrestinc event in the bistor,
of tho p.otas,a,, F,isco,al chnrch In Vernont
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in hy ,orce congrag,tion Rev William ilov,
u,mas conyert from tha Adveptists ,,os ordaine,
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the bishop for ordination ON Sunday
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