Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-27
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE q. 1877.
About Town.

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on the pusihesS 10 '"e Vi MS
OWING to the fact that several purses have not
filled, the totting on Prospect fark course set
Tor the Fourth oil july VIII ho' con'e vi "s pre-
''ous'' ai'hou"oeu'
THERE has been slight change in the Cen
trail timetable. The day express going south
now leaves at 13OP NJ, and the noon tram Tor
p'rre leaves al iN'i''
Mrs, Lucy A. COOKE the well-known clairvoy-
ant physician, has leased the fine residence NO.
James Street, Boston, where she may be con-
suited at all times, Mondays excepted
SLIGHT change has been made in the running
time of trains on the Wells River road Inc ex-
press now leaves here at Twelve o'clock NJ ana
the mixed at hity-hVe minutes past one r. NJ
THEusua Sunday evening services in the church
Of the Messiah will be omitted during the months
of july August and September, in accordance
with vote of the Society, at its annual meeting.
FoR the next thirty days Ellis & Gleason will
offer the entire lot of black and colored silks,
popns, cashmeres and beiges, at prices that will
close out the stock. Samples by mail to any
address
Moxrpr,trt, contributes two hundred and
,won,v-seven dollars nj the start for Benninptons
Centennial When the other towns in the county
do their proportion. more than our county quota
will have been raised.
AT Ellis e. Gleasons one more lot of those real
Paris kids two-buttnned all shades. at only one
dollar per mir Can be sent by mail to any adj
dress Tho laroest and most elegant stock of
fans in the state all nrices
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ABOUT seven O'Clock last evening, TWO men
were seen Issuing from the store or saloon IN
french's block, formerly occupied by Lawrence
Preston out now recently occupied ny one FRANK
'angraw, IN a highly mixed manner UP n IN
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lhh ALTON eu"r'e''e' vi inns p''oe' iurh'sheu
the music on the occasion Oh 'he baccai'uie"'e
sermon OF the vermont University on SUNDAY
last vi their singing 'he fTeo fTeSS says me
cho'r was 'he Arioh ouar'e''e Oh Mohtpei'er-'
oest maze quarte'te III NerIhoht-"hu the sihglhs'
is NOT necessary 10 say, was very s'i'hins ana
superior lhe "h'"e"h' me hoiu Is my o"el-
heru' "iiich was sung without accom- l'aiiihen''
was espoo"'hs n""oe"oe' W. oohs'"'u'"'o 'ie
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FRIEND who has weakness for straw berries
and is somewhat skilled in relation thereto was
discoursing very eloquently at the tea table few
evenings since in behalf of the Norwich berries,
when 10! and behold, at almost the seli-same mo-
ment the eXpressman announced package CON
tanning a dozen baskets OF the extolled berries,
from the garden of Mr.. j. H. Braynard, OF Nor
witch. thorough trial satisfies us that our friend
was right, that there is an element in the Nor
witch soil, or a skill in the cultivation, that sur
passes all competition and that whoever desires
to order berries or plants can surely do no better
than give Mr., Bray nard call
A BENEFlr concert complimentary to Miss c.
\. Cheney to be given in Village Hall next Sat
nrday evening, under the supervision of Professor
G.. W Dudley, of Boston, promises to be a very
excellent vocal entertainment, consisting of choice
songs, beautiful Duets and tros by Misses Stan
ley and Cheney, and Messrs Dudley and Phillips
We have heretofore had the pleasure of listening
to Miss Stanley, who by good judges is pronounced
To be superior vocalist. Several beautiful quar-
tettes will be given by the Arion Quartette Clul
whom our citizens have often had the pleasure OF
hearing and who are all gentlemen of very fine
musical culture. This company of talented ar
lists gave an entertainment in City Hall, Burling
ton, last Friday evening, and the following rela
tive to Miss Cheney appeared in the Burlington
Free Press! Miss Cheney, who is one of Mr.
Dudley's pupils, made her first bow to Burling
ton audience in the fine aria Angels ever brigh
and fair from Handles Theodore, She has
clear, fresh, strong soprano voice, good metho'
aud excellent self-possesson, aud made an un
qualifedy favorable impression Her sustaine,
notes were especially admirable, and the styl
and expression with which she gave the pec
were every way excellent She was enthusiast
tically applauded and gave in response to til
encore the pleasing ballad, Bride Bells b
Roeclsel"
Wuur the number of circus companies trave
inc has decreased du,ing the MAST few years
thronph the stringencv If the times the survi,
inc estahlishments have increased i'm hoth magn