Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-12
About Town.

EVERY man his own painter. Fuller & Son are
selling the best mixed paint in town.
THE Mudgett tedder is just the thing every
farmer wants. Price, fifty dollars. See adver-
tsement.
CAPITOL LODGE No. 0l7, Knights of Honor,
hold special meeting this wednesday, even
ing at their hall
The IMPERIAL PAGoDA TEA COMPANY sell the
choicest tea, in five-pound parcels and upwards,
at wholesale prices.
THE frame OF the new Walton block is nearly
up. The woodwork is done under the supervision
of George Guernsey.
HAVING time has come again, and we see Fuller
& Son are prepared with large stock of hayng
tools to supply farmers at low prices.
GENERAL j. A. PECK ]. W. Brock, l. c. Dana
and Charles A, Reed went Monday on a weeks
fishing tour in Canada in the vicinity of St. Leon
Springs.
ARE the inhabitants of the Capital going to
celebrate the Fourth of July in public manner?
If so, it is about time to be moving. Who
starts first
SOMEBODY, from Sonle,chere, has sent us four
dollars for the WATcHMAN, and neither dated the
letter signed it, We would like to hear
further from him.
On Monday we had an opportunity of inspect
ing the class rings for '7S-eight in number--of
Goddard Seminary. They were procured at A. G.
Stones, and are beauties
THE statement that protruding toes, with all the
attendant evils, can be prevented by parents pur-
chasing tipped shoes for their children, will be
hailed with joy by parents in this section
FULLERTON has the best-well go and see for
yourselves His advertisement this week tells Of
Newport ties calf boots, serge congress and Don
COLA boots, at prices way down to hard pan.
QUITE heavy frost occurred on Friday morn
ing, and considerable damage was done Reports
from other sections Of the state that vege
taton suffered severely as it certainly did here
Dos'T forget to read the change in Moulton Il
Taplin's advertisement on the fourth page. They
are continually receiving new attractions and
nobody should fail to take up with the bargains
they offer.
CARRIAGES for sale at great sacrifice. Where?
Why, at Gman's, OF course who will furnish you
with a carriage that is reliable, handsome and
worth having. Give him call, and see what he
has. Read his advertisement.
THE chdrens mission circle are to hold straw
berry festival at Bethany chapel on Friday even
ing next, The young people will do their best to
make the occasion enjoyable, and it is hoped their
friends will turn out in full force.
THE new militia company is full to the brim,"
and tomorrow Thursday evening, at Village
Hail. an organization is to be effected Colonel
T. S. Peck is expected to be present. but in case
he is not General p. P. Pitkin is authorized to
act for him.
BEFORE you purchase, call and see the largest
and most varied stock of watches, jewelry silver
and plated ware cutlery fancy goods The best
plated knife and fork for the money in the mar
ket, stamped A. A. Mead, and warranted. Fourth
of July goods, all at bottom prices.
PARTIES DESTROYS of obtaining hardy and hand
some hedges would do well to consult with j. V.
Morrow of this village. We speak from our own
experience when we say that no man in this sec
ton of the state takes much pains and has so
much knowledge in this branch as Mr.. Morrow
Try him.
FRANK JANGRAw and William Yeatter had
narrow escape from drowning in Berlin Pond the
other day. They capsized their boat, and were
unable to right it, and at length cried for help.
Two sons of A. A. Pratt, who were working on the
shore, went to their assistance Just in time to
save them.
A PRIVATE letter received here from Bristol
says, in relation to William Maxwell temperance
work there: ave having glorious success
here There is great deal Of enthusiasm. We
are getting nearly one hundred signers per night.
Last night Sunday there not standing room.
Some of the hardest drinkers have signed" Thi.
Is good news indeed,
WE would call the attention of all in want of a
rstclass refrigerator to the advertisement in this
weeks paper. Having made trial OF the article
advertised, we most cheerfuy affirm it To be the
best for family use we have seen. per
sonal inspection can be had lat the house of til,
senior editor which will satisfy any one of tn
truth OF our statement.
ONE Fuller, who worked for Campbell Martin
of Berlin, some time ago, endeavored to obtain
suit OF clothes at Farwells on Tuesday, offerin
in payment therefor an order signed by sal
Martin. The genuineness of the order wa
questioned, and Martin afterward declared
a forgery. Fuller had not been found up t
the time of the present writing 1t is sal
that he is the same individual who stole a set c
jewelry from Mrs. Houghton, of Bethel a shoi
time snce-whch set was found at one of til
stores In town aud returned to its owner. Fullt
is Of average size, and wore black SLOUGH hat,
doube-breasted sack coat and plaid pants, lie is
fit subject for Windsor and it Is to be hoped he wi
be found and dealt with according TO his deserts.