Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-03

pie who have had the pleasure of hearing her, has
gone to Boston to pursue further her study
REMEMBER the temperance gathering to-mor-
row, Thursday A grand rally is expected, and
we trust the friends Of the cause in this vicinity
will do their best towards making the affair n
success
THE largest and best selected stock of clothing,
hats, caps etc, can be found at Farwells, head
of State street, and we venture to say at lowest
prices; call and examine goods and prices and be
convinced
The floral decorations at the ordination SER
vices on Thursday, at Bethany, were very beauti-
full and tastefuly arranged They were the work
of Mrs J. V. Babcock, who was assisted in the
matter by several ladies.
Irs young assistant p. NJ, and his name is
al. H. Pierce born on Monday morning
weight, nine pounds-and the happy man is friend
Hiram" General accept our congratula-
tons on the newly arrived mate.
THE Odd Fellows excursion last week was not
largely attended from this place. We learn that
they had a capital time, however, and those who
failed to put in an appearance missed one of the
most enjoyable occasions of the season.
The boys and childrens clothing at Adams is
from the well-known children's clothiers, A. Shu-
man & Co, 40 Washington street, Boston, Mass
For style and workmanship their clothing stands
at the head of the clothing traders of New England
A GENERAL term of the Supreme Court of the
State of Vermont is ordered to be held in this vii
lage on the last Tuesday, being the 30th day of
October. The regular term of the Washington
County Supreme Court begins the Tuesday before
MAN calling himself f. Gatin was arrested
here yesterday charged with stealing a sum OF
money from James Welsh, fellow-aborer on the
railroad. He was taken before Justice Livingston
and bound up. Not furnishing bail, he was
sent to jail
THE Montpelier band has broken up and F L.
Grant, the leader, goes this week to Swanton,
where he has accepted an engagement Mr.. Grant
can hardly be excelled as band teacher and we
regret that Montpelier is to lose him Swanton
could not have done better
SECOND crop of raspberres on what is gener-
ally considered as the barren soil of Vermont is
uncommon. Yet the present delightful season has
ripened off quite a quantity of these wild and de-
hcious berries We are indebted to Mrs. Richard
Dodge for fine cluster of the second crop
SlNCE Writing tne llst oil indictments IN our
court report, the Sheriff has arrested Frank Ken
dali, of Windsor, and Vina Fisher, wife of Noah
Fisher of Moretown, indicted for adultery at
Montpelier, November 18th, 1876 They each
furnished bonds in the sum Of five hundred dollars
DIR, URANN, now at the American House, who
has made many wonderful cures throughout
this state of cases supposed incurable will remain
but few days longer. Every invalid should see
him, no matter what their complaint. If he can
not help you, he will tell you so-and no charge
for the same.
Mrs. A, l., CARLTON offers her entire stock of
tirst-class dry goods at greatly reduced rates,
preparatory to closing out the same. She would
also invite any person or party who wishes to
commence business, to call and examine her stock
of dry goods and carpets, as she wishes to close
out the entire business,
WE have little need to call the attention of our
readers to the splendid assortment of goods an
nounced at the store of Mr.. A. H. Bailey-for do
not the throng of customers that now seek good
bargains there, fully understand the facts in the
case? The truth is, Mr.. Bailey is building up II
splendid business by his enterprise and fair dealing
YESTERDAY afternoon Mr.. John Finn of this
village, met with painful accident at Montpelier
Junction lie was standing on the cow-catchei
of the engine as it was slowly approaching a
freight car to attach it, and, slipping off, the for
ward truck OF the engine passed over his foot,
crushing two of his toes. He will have the SYM
pathy of all in his misfortune.
HoLMAN's fever and ague and liver pads are
very deservingly having a large sale at C.
Blakeys drug store. Too much cannot be said
in praise of the Holman pad Unlike many nos
trums put upon the market and largely adver
tised, these pads all that is claimed for them
Let no afflicted person fail to try one. They vii
be sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of price By
addressing c. Bakely, druggist Montpelier, Vt.
WE learn with pleasure that Messrs Henry
Lowe and Son, of Panfed formerly connected
with an extensive tea house in New York city
have decided to open a large wholesale and retail
store Of this character in Sabins block, in this vii
lage, the rooms for which they are now fittinl
up in genuine Oriental style, They have had larg
experience in this line of business, in which the,
have had excellent success They will hay'
teams upon the road for the sale of their goods
and we predict for them prosperous mercantile
career here.
OUR worthy friends, Mr. and Mrs. r X, Mer
rill, were treated to "surprise" on Friday nigh
last, 1t was the twenty third anniversary OF thei
marriage and some fifty or sixty friends droppe
in |" to remind them of the fact The compan
were entirely unexpected, but the genial host an
hostess surrendered gracefully, and the result wa
II very enjoyable occasion. Many handsome gift
were left, as substantial tokens OF the esteem i
which Mr.. Merrill and his wife held. w