Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-12
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1877.


Dog River Fair Thursday and Friday of next
week Bring out your best products for compe-
tition
ELLIS & G1EAsoN's new stock of fall goods has
arrived and comprises everything desirable in
their line It was bought so as to be sold at the
very lowest prices.
The Methodist Sunday-school went to Wells
River on Saturday to hold picnic They say
they had splendid time and that Wells River is
the place to go for picnic purposes.
ST.. ALBANs merchants have agreed to close
their places of business early between now and
April next. Is such movement to be inaugu-
rated in Montpelier the present season?
LOST, on the road between Montpelier and Barre
by way of Berlin Pond, last week Wednesday, a
comedian sleeve button, for which the owner will
pay suitable reward upon its return to this office
T. C. PHINNEY has just received fine line Of
box paper which he is selling lower than any
house in Vermont Call and examine qualities
and prices
THE Templar picnic to Berlin Pond on Satur-
day was a success The party was not large
one but numerous enough for the purposes oil
good time; and that is the desideratum on such
occasions
President DuRAST of the State Reform Club
has issued call for meeting of that body, to be
held at this place October 9th This is the day
on which the New England Temperance Reform
Club is to meet here.
PARTIES desiring to purchase anything in the
line of live stock farm implements, etc, will find
it to their advantage to consult the advertisement
of the sale of the Bruce estate, in Worcester, to
be found in another column.
THURSDAY the 9th instant, having been agreed
upon for the ordination of Rev. j. II. Hincks as
pastor of Bethany church, the committee of the
church and the pastor elect are mutually arrang-
ing for that interesting event.
HUNTING is all the rage Just now, and the shot
gun has taken the place of the prohibited fishing
rod Partridge seem to be the game mostly
sought after and we expect to hear of some tell
ing" shots in that line very soon.
Mrs MoLLoY is spending few weeks with her
friends in Montpelier, recuperating for the fall
work Those who desire TO make arrangements
for lectures during the coming month"; may secure
her services by addressing her here Immediately.
REGULAR communication of Aurora Lodge,
No. 90, Free and Accepted Masons, will meet at
Masonic Hall, on Monday evening, September
18th, at half-past seven o'clock, sharp. Sojourn-
ne brethren in good standing are cordially in
vted
OUR townsman Hon. Homer w. Heaton met
with painful accident at Barre on Wednesday
last While examing mill property he made
misstep, fell upon rock and fractured his thigh
bone. He is getting along as well as can be
expected.
THE Montpelier band has not given up yet.
Mr. Grant has consented to remain through the
present month so as to do the playing for the
county fair We wish that in the meantime some
arrangement could be made for the sustenance of
the band.
REV. Mr. GooDELI., of st. Louis, formerly of
Calais, this state, occupied Bethany pulpit most
acceptably on Sabbath last. He is well-known
in this vicinity, and the announcement that he
would preach brought out large congregation at
the morning service
REV j. NJ. P. DUGLuE left town on Saturday
last His intention was, we believe, to sail for
Europe this present week. Bishop DeGoesbriand
took charge of the services at st. Augustine's
church last Sunday. The successor of Father
Dugue has not yet been named.
FALL style in hats and caps W. L. Adams
will open, September 10Th, several invoices in hats
The selections have been made with great care
and embrace the latest novelties All in want of
new fall style hats will find it to their advantage
to call upon him before purchasing.
DR.. A. H. SWEET has in compliance with the
requests of his numerous patients, concluded to
stay in town-at the Pavilion-the entire remain
der of the week. DIR. Preston Sweet, now at St. Al
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them can do so without charge
DR. URANN of Boston, who has made so many
wonderful cures of cases supposed ncurable, will
be at the American House, Saturday, September
10Th to remain two weeks Every invalid should
see him, no matter what their complaint If he
cannot help you he will tell you 80 at once, and
no charge for the same.
THERE is to be family reunion of "the boys 3"
of the Reform Club, next Saturday evening, at the
American House, at which Mrs. Molloy will be
present 1t is hoped that all who are still fight
ing the good fight will, by their presence make 1t
an evening of good cheer to Mrs. Mooy, and that
all will be encouraged and strengthened in their
good resolutions.
THAT party, consisting of young gentleman
and two young ladies from this village, who
stopped on Mount Hunger last week. just late
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