Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-13
About Town.


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SLNAloN MoNhilh was III Town 'i'e '''sei PAN
OF inc week. Q" route ior MS nome IN o'ia"o'u
McDoSAtDs, South Main street is the head
quarters LOT picture frames co'i"s ana '''SNe''
HEARD the news? II sou haven't, just read the
advertisement Of W. T. Adams, and get posted as
to what he has to offer
TIM commissioner is at work on our streets yet
and means to put them in tip-top condition before
the Legislature meets next month.
THE N1r England Farmer-a leading agricul-
tural paper-iust what you will enjoy See adj
vertisement in another column.
WE desire 10 extend thanks to those Of orr
friends who 80 promptly sent in the election re-
turns from the neighboring towns.
VIZ are glad to learn that Mr.. A. }. Philips has
decided 10 come 10 Montpelier 10 reside again
lie will be welcomed BIS many friends
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can find il al McDonald's. South Main street
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WOODBURY. Is now receiving potatoes at
the new Murray block, opposite the Wells River
depot, and will he ready to receive them at all
uues ana l'' ''e H'su'S' p''e's ''l Wv s''''
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oN account OF a change OF uihe' tue "h'e
Mountain express VIA inc "eils N'Ne' ro"u uoe'
not stop here Tor dinner reaching TINS place al
nifty minutes past ele'en' instead oil twenty MN
utes past eleven
REV Dir HUI, rector Of the Episcopal church,
leaves town next Monday morning on a tort
nights vacation, in the course oil when he VIII
probably visit the centennial heV' MT. iilhes'
Of Mortified VIII supply the pulpit Oh 'uti''
Church during his absence
TuE rooms at the Pavilion are being rapidly
engaged in view OF the approaching session Of the
| Legislature These rooms are certainly most de.
.ir,hle. being pleasant and convenient in every
respect, aud tho rates charged are Of course in
proportion 20 the number or location OF rooms de-
sired
Tnr floral decorations at Bethany for the past
two weeks have been really magnificent They
| have been arranged by that skilful manipulation
Of flowers. Mrs y. II Stratton, and most GER
tainIy q" do her proud" They add beauty to tn,
interior Of the church. and can hardly be sur
nassed in their selection and arrangement
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