Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-12
About Town.

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About Town.
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REV JAMES VINCENT oil BARRE IL 10 pre"cn III
the Church OF the Messiah next SUNDAY morning
sLrlGns-at reasonable prices-to be mad at H.
W. Towns, IN South "uouo"rE' 'oo ""'e'
tisement.
TuE IMPERIAL PAGoDA TEA COMPANY sell the
choicest tea, in fve-pound parcels and upwards,
at rhoiesdte prices
MRs. JosErH ALAN, whose husband is n com
positor in the WATcHMAN office, had the bad luck
| to fracture her leg, this morning
T,,,r "Kpiebt" Of the dry-poods trade. in
vo,erhurv makes n new speech this week, and
offers bargains Sec his advertisement
I'm, rogulor meeting of Post brooks. Grand
Ann, of ,he pennhlc for the election of officers
r.. ,Lo ,o,,i,g vear will he held at their hall ON
"wednesday eveninp December 18th
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g.. a,d oorroos n snocialtv and soll nj nrces
70 anti III,
tors sonth Main street. Montpelier. Vt.
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ior Us ~ 'n,u ho ,ihora,,y ro,yordod
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$500 a., ,,,,. raro o,,or,,,;,, 70 90, inc,
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on ih"'Su"N n'E"' "'' "'' '"e'
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generous ooh".'on vi 'We"'N-'''e ,",,"'S 'u' n''
r.'on gay "lso .ol .'o ''' VI ''''''s' nan
n'Sn'S Tree VI '''"'Ee'
THERE is to be Camp FIRE nc Nl'iage nan on
Fr'o'S evening" anu Eo'u p,"I'"'i''"' WI
Presen.eu' "e' "'' p'''A,1' "' E,'o w,
"i'"s nv '"N Ill, - ,',.,.,a IT,.
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ANOTHER dramatic performance AT the Vestry
Of the church OF the Messiah, TINS "wednesday
evening. The young people Will present the farce
o' l'enu 'i'e nNe s"',''"s' "''o ''"" r''.-
Voi'he eht'''ou Ov'n ''''
'hIs MI rle"el"h '" n'"V'' WI "'
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Mr.. GEORGE Il. CHAPMAN, state attorney Tor
Addison county, is seriously i'll at the Pavilion
with the typhoid fever. In consideration oil TINS
fact the trial of Deacon Smith, the alleged Yer
genues wife poisoner will undoubtedly be post
poned until the June .er'n Vi ''a' county oo"'''
Instead oil being hearu NJ the present 'er'h' as
was origihaly proposed
THE following is list Of the letters uncalled for
at the Montpelier Post-ofice for the week ending
December Sth: Ladies-Mrs. l. 5. 'Brant Mis-
Katie Kenfed Miss Cattle Kettle, Mrs. E. A
Morse, Miss Nettie Simmons and Miss Libbie
Tracy. mathematician f Colby, Rev. c. b.
Peckham, George W. Pread s. X Raymond, Will
nam T. Tyler ana D. H. "etheroee'
THAT new depot at the Junction is completed
and is now in use Station-master Pngree has
taken possession, and we presume he now looks
with disdain upon his old quarters-for he knows
what it is to go :" out of the old house into the
new" The depot is n good one, and does credi
to the builders, it will be fully appreciated by
those who have occasion 10 take refuge there
while waiting for the train.