Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10
About Town.

DIR. r. H. NEWTON, dentist, will be in Plain
field next week.
FARMERS, try the Compton Corn 1t will pay
you Advertised on the first page.
READ advertisement of the best pillow now in
the market, made by Smith, Whitcomb & Cook,
Barre.
REV. Mr. GLAzlER OBLIGATED at the Union ser
vices on Fast Day. His subject was Belief in
Christ"
PRESIDENT BucKnAM, of Burlington OBLIGATED at
Bethany church last sabbath, in the absence of
Rev Mr. Ilincks.
REMEMBER the place to buy writing papers,
velopes, blank books and all kinds of stationery
at bottom prices is at Phinney's book store.
FARMERS should send to c. W Gay, 80 Bedford
street. Boston, for the book on "Chemical Fer
tilizers that he sends free to any address.
The IMPERIAL PAGoDA TEA COMPANY make
fine teas and coiIecs speciality, and sell at prices
to suit the times, Henry Lowe Il Son, proprie-
tors. South Main street, Montpelier Vt.
Err S. GuNNlsoN desires to give notice that
owing to the approaching demolition of the build
ing he now occupies, he will be compelled tenn
porarily to shut up shop, and he wants all out
is sufficient.
THE annual communication of Aurora Lodge,
No. % Free and Accepted Masons, for the cleo
ton of officers will he held at Masonic Hall,
Montpelier, on Monday evening" April 10Th, at
seven o'clock full attendance Of all the men,
bers is requested.
THE qualification consequent upon the marriage
of Rev j. II. IIincks, the new pastor of Bethany
church, will by no means be confined to his
immediate parishioners. His bride will be warmly
welcomed to her new home and field of labor, the
scope and importance Of which is hardly second
to that of the pastor
THIS is what the Herald says Of Mr.. A. j.
Phillips singing at the organ concert in Rutland
last week: mir. Phillips, the tenor on this occa-
sion, rendered Be thou ever faithful, from the
oratorio of St Paul, in manner worthy of an
artist His voice is strong and clear, and he sang
with great taste and fine effect"
If you want to purchase any goods in the paint
line 20 to Bixbys & Co, druggists, and you will
find the most complete stock Of white lead, zinc
paint oils varnshcs, brushes, coors, etc, in the
state. Every pound Of lead forfeited if aduter-
ated, and all goods warranted Of the best quality
and sold as cheap as the cheapest for cash
THE 10Th of April is near at hand, and still
there are a number Of our subscribers yet in ar
rears for their paper. There is no humbug about
the notice at the head of this column. 1t means
eractiy what it says. If you don't believe it, try
and see. We have heard from very large num-
Der Of our subscribers but those who do not pay
any attention to the notice will certainly hear
something drop
Don't forget the concert tonight, at Village
Hall, by Mr.. Phillips class The programme is
an excellent one, and we believe all who 90 will
be repaid. Go and see what the younger sing
ers of the town have been doing in the way of
cultivation They will be assisted 10y Mrs. Briggs,
and by Messrs. Briggs and Hadley, piansts
Admission, with reserved seat thirty live cents
Tickets at Phinney's or at the door. Give them
full house
The Washington County Association for the
Protection and Preservation of Fish and Game
held it, annual meeting at the Pavilion. The at
tendance was not large, but the proceedings were
entirely harmonious The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President, Fred T..
Smith; Vice Presidents, Nj u. Gilman and Jonas
g. Hall; Secretary, W. A. Lord; Treasurer John
W Page; Directors, John T.. Hubbard, W. A.
Briggs, George W. Wing Hiram Atkins and
Charles A. Reed; Executive Committee, Fred L.
Smith, John L. Hubbard and George W. Wing
Counsel, 5. c. ShurtleiI and {. W. Porter.