Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-05

PRosrEcr PARK races October ID and ID. 1t
will probably be the best meeting ever held in
the state.
REv. MIR. GLAziER, of the Baptist church, has
returned from his vacation trip, and will preach
next Sunday
PARTIES desiring to procure perfect spectacles
would do well to consult the advertisement of DIR.
NJ. l.. Kensngton, in another column.
JOSEPH A. PRENTiss and wife, of Winona,
Minn and Charles Lyman and daughter of
Washington, D. c., are in town for few days
ONE of b. p Young's teams got away from its
driver on Tuesday morning, and started for the
stable, arriving there with demolished buggy top.
SEE the advertisement of the Barre Ladies'
store, in another column. It tells of low prices
and first-class goods and should attract the at
tention of the ladies.
THE Sunday evening temperance meeting was
fairly attended p. II. Ilinkley presided, and
remarks were made by the chairman and Messrs.
Durant, Dewing and Brown.
IsNT il time to think of reviving the Philhar-
monte Society for the I" fall and winter cam
paign?' The town can't afford to be wholly de-
pryed Of musical resources.
A. II. BAILEY is offering some extra induce
ments to purchasers of dry goods for the next
thirty days, as he wishes to reduce his stock
before purchasing his new fall goods.
Mis- MoLIoY is expected to speak here ON Sun
day, in the afternoon To the young people, and in
the evening to the older ones. Due notice of the
place Of meeting will probably be given.
G. BLAKElY has for sale ut his drug store, IIol-
l., aud, rbatp
efficacy is cordially and earnestly attested by
the best known business men aud clergymen in
the country. Call and examine testimonials
WE forgot to mention last week that the ascent
Of Mount Hunger had been made by n party of
gentlemen and ladies, the latter experiencing no
great difficulty in making the ascent wagon
road will undoubtedly be laid out to the summit
during the season
The Ladies' Temperance Association will meet
at Mrs Joel Fosters Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock, to choose delegates to the annual meet
ing of the Womans Christian Temperance Union
to be held at st Adams sometime during the pres
ent month All members are desired to he present.
The regular term of our County Court begins
next Tuesday forenoon. 1t is expected that the
term will be long one. Parties having court
business in town during the term are respectfully
invited to call at the Pavilion, and learn the
special terms made by the proprietor for them.
They will never regret it,
THE Temple of Honor propose to hold picnic
at Berlin Pond on Saturday Of this week. Mrs
Molloy is expected to be present, and good time
will be the order of the day. All temperance
people Of the town are invited to be present.
Any who desire to make arrangements for con-
veyance to the pond can do so by applying to MIR.
John Elkins
SEELEy's hard rubber trusses and supporters
have been sold by C. Blakely, druggist Mont
peier, for the past six years, and he proposes to
continue their sale in the future. They have
given universal satisfaction, not one having been
returned on account of n poor fit lie has also
elastic and large variety Of spring trusses at
nodcrdte prices.
An excursion from Montpelier and Barre to
Montreal and return was inaugurited ON Tuesday
the round trip only costing four dollars. The
time extends to the Sth instant, inclusive. Ger
tainly u favorable chance for those who have the
time To spare Tickets are good for three days
alter date those issued the last day, Satur
day. being good for the return trip the succeeding
Monday.
PAT HAssErr and Pat Latin were arrested on
saturday and Sunday nights respectively, fo
getting drunk. They were brought before Jus
tice Field for examination. llassett failed Ia dis
close satisfactorily, and was discharged AS far ~
disclosure was concerned, but papers made ou
against him for intoxication Latin disclosed OF
Jim Simonds, and the case still awaits the de
cision of the justice
OUR Union School begins the years work in al
admirable manner, and with every prospect of {
successful term. Some little change has beef
made in the arrangement of the rooms, the pupil
of three rooms being put into two in some in
stances This arrangement is expected to facil
tate the work to considerable extent Tn
numbers in the several rooms stand now Nos.
and 3 filty-six pupils; Nos. and 3, fifty; No. 4
thirty four No. 3, forty-two; No. q, thirty-five
No. I, thirty; No. s, eighty-making a total G
about three hundred and twenty. This is the Al
u tendance of the first two days; the number wi
probably increase considerably during the comm
week This school, under the management of a
= efficient corps of teachers now offers rare OF
y portunty for those out-of-town parents who desiI
It to send their children where they will receiN
/ thorough instruction.
TuE Drs Sweet, whose reputation for the cur
If long standing dihicult diseases and bone con
n plants so universally acknowledged by all pc
" sous acquainted Herewith, are making an exte
70 .iye pleasure tour throughout the state. They al
ID now in this village and have taken rooms at Il
> Pavilion Hotel for few days where they will r
l. reiVe calls from a limited number of pelsOi
a suffering from sO-called incurable diseases; Il
W more difficult or hidden they may be- the bette
at The well deserved distinction these singular
l. gifted gentlemen enjoy, is an ample guarant
ID that no case will occupy their valuable time, wit
ne put good prospect of success. Patients shou
til make early application, as no doubt their roo
will be crowded the latter part of their stay.
no enable the poor to avail themselves of their SIX
~ no charges will in any case be made for advice
Is, WE take pride in copying the following fro
hit the Bennington Banner Mr. Saut has shov
r. great industry and perseverance in qualify
he himself for this responsible work and has ricl
" earned the good measure Of success which we d
confident awaits him: "Ihe shorthand report
=, for the banner Of the sermons and addresses c,
m tennial Sunday, and the speeches on the 18th "A
a 10th, was the work of }. w. Saut, Esq, of Mo
r heller. During the two great days he was assist
An hyJ. IL Mmms, of st, Adams. These gentlem
m. also performed the Photographic reporting
II, the Associated Press, and the acceptable mani
I'm in which they reproduced what was said, won
them many compliments We can recommt
these gentlemen to those who may need this k
na Of work done. Mr.. Sault has been for some We
,ne connected with the WNrcuMAS Il JOURNAL 4
,,,e holds n responsible position upon that paper +"