Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-21
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1877.



THOSE favorites Of the community whitmor'
clark minstrels-are to appear at the hall on
saturday evening
ANY one wanting farm will do well to read
the advertisement Of Mr. Wells. We know 1t tc
be chance that seldom occurs
A LADY's black boa was found ut the Union
, school-house. II can be had by calling at this
office and paying for this notice
prottt An communication of Auror. Iodgo
No % v A. N u,;n ho ho,d M Moso,i, t,au
on Monday evening, February 26th, at half-past
seven o'clock
BAND concert on Friday evening Of this week
The seryicesof Bert Waterman ne nrompter. have
been secured for that evening and of course there
will be large attendance
The selectmen of the neighborinq towns will
bear in mind that we are fully prepared to print
their town reports at as low figure AZ any other
first class office in the state Try us
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better be looking after some of these resorts ."
or we shall soon become a rival of some larger
paces-in the way of midnight brawls
r,r ,neo,;,,, Of ,ha p,ord Of ,,,io,,i,,,o ,hiot
was anno,nced IN bo bold he,o ,h;s wool, w,s
aftervards cbo,,od az a. q, co,,h,ro with ,he one
at East Calais in session Yesterday and to-day
Wrbavo ius, nm, In ,,u uno 81 or,,oio,os
lo,ter and motto haads ,.i,, L,ads otto aud ,,arld
be pleased % ,nr,,.h ,to hns;,,ass mo-, -, ,ho
cor,,, ,,,h ,hoir ,,r,,,i,,o eona ,or ,,rioo ,,s,
Fcures iou
r,,p next loct,ro 4, tho peadi,g Room, co,rso
| occurs an rpasdoy tho o7,h ina, Tho toc,rror
will he Professor Marsh of Rurling,ou and his
subiect will he "Rembrandt" our noonIe may
exnect a treat
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ON saturday nioht and relieved nj n ann n,
mopev omonpting IN tcvept iva or thirty dolIars
No arrests have beep made no 20,
NJ
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lately in the shane of a colonv Of white rots
which come ont and hold circps NJ the;r ou, an
the snow mucb :, tho admiration of manv he.
holders
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election il most decided md tbera ,y;u ho IN nv
tensive emil for bats Tbose ;n,o,d;,o 10 ,,r
chase will do we'll In rive him n call hefore huv.
inc elsewhere
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| norris concerning its eHcocv ore ~ cor,rad;c,or,
AS election news Some folks do say II ia . hmm
bug. while others are telling what wondorfn,
things it has done
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ay's o,d s,ore on sta,o s,roo, ,,,,, ,to,r %
beds, pillows. holsters and hair mattresses in
good shape. II Won want any work done in this
line, give them call.
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taken, the horse being owned nv Warren Nve
who em,loyed Mr. Alexander to take care nj tho
dend body Of the animal
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tifc spbiect in which tho .os,s,on, ,,.,,,;o,r,,
took nrominent mart
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ihE AMATEUR MiNsIhEis heid iofth at village
60" y" .,''''"' ~, ~ amy iNeu ,'o"se'
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$3.50. ' ,' NY ",''e 'o'o N''e"' i"e" per-
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REMEMBER that the PAVILION annual y occurs
tomorrow (Ihursday) evening Proprietor Bailey
mas spared no pains to make this occasion most
'nJo!"o'e 10 III VINO attend anu no uo"p' there
"'' I've "ise n"''oef VI peolne p'esen' 10 10
'onor =" '"e anniversary oi ihe es'ao'shiheh'
VI tue "e" i"''''oh'
REPORTS OF Rev. DIR. Lords being dangerously
sick having gone abroad, we would say that, after
having improved in health so as to walk out, he
took cold and is now confined to his bed with
what appears to be an intermittent fever, COM
t ~ " f'' a ~ Va WV
lNer' HIS PhSs'ci'hS speak ehcouragihsy oil
HIS ''''e'
LIVELY runaway occurred on State street this
forenoon, in which the mk-cart OF Rufus Warren
was badly demoralized, The team started from
Bishops Hotel, and Mr.. Warren started to get on;
but falling in this, the horse went on and capsized
the cart near the Court House, leaving the body
OF the cart in the street The horse WAS captured
u" Ooui' s'iee' apparently "hh"r'neu'
FEW days since Charles Stevens, of Barre,
while entering the bowling-alley near the Union
House in this village, with the soes of his boots
covered with snow, slipped and fell, injuring his
back quite severely He was taken into the
Union House, and DIR. Z. NJ. Chandler was called
in to examine him. 1t proved to be nothing very
serious, and Mr. Stevens has been removed to his
home in Barre.
HE REFORM CLUB, ON wednesday evening last,
chose six delegates to the convention at Burling
ton to-day They also voted to invite the Worces-
ter club, and several other neighboring clubs to
visit them this "wednesday evening. Village
Hail has been engaged Tor the occasion, and
| very pleasant gathering is expected. The exer-
cises will be varied and as Interesting as 1t is pos
sible to make them.