Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-24
About Town.


PROFESSOR N. GFOR'E CLARK, ol ItOStOn, mas
been spending few days in town,
scorcn ALE Geyser and Star Spring water on
draught at Frank II. Bascom's drug store
LosT-on the 18th, necklace of small beads.
The finder will please return it to this office.
WE learn that Good Tempars' lodge is to be
organized here shortly Particulars by-and-by.
WALTON old block IL being rapidly demolished,
and will soon be replaced by handsome structure
REMEMBER, the place to buy writing papers,
blank books and all kinds of stationery at bottom
prices, is at Phnney's book store.
If the subscriber in Walden who sent us four
dollars in letter dated the 18th will give us his
NAME we will give him credit for the money.
PHrNSEY has just received full line of base
ball goods which he is selling at prices much
lower than ever before offered II this market.
Ar the drug and fancy medicine house of Frank
II. Bascom, Montpelier, can be found the best
stock of articles in that line in this section Of
Vermont
ONE Of the satisfactory results of Faster at
Christ church was the " Faster offering, which
amounted to the goodly sum of three hundred
dollars Well done.
lr gives us deep pain to announce that Mr..
James T. Thurston is lying in a very critical con-
diton, his former disabilities being aggravated
by serious attack of erysipelas
THE public examination of teachers for county
certificates for Washington county, will be held at
Montpelier, May 10th and 18th. Candidates must
present testimonials. as the law directs
THE IMPERIAL PAGopA TEA COMPANY sell rich
Old Mocha, Old Government Java and Rio coffee,
II. hi. IL
prices Henry Lowe Son. proprietors.
The next soldiers reunion is to he held in this
village some time in August The executive com
mittee consist of General William Wells of Bur
lington, Fred T.. Smith and John W. Clark of
this village.
THE advertisement of DR. b. Shepard, of a cancer
cure, which will he found in another column, is one
which should attract attention from all afflicted
by this disease. He has the highest testimonials
to the efficacy of his treatment
The greatest bargains in box papers, ladies
and commercial note papers, envelopes, lead pen
ellis and the like, ever offered in Vermont, may
now be found at the Argus and Patriot store, OPP
posite Bethany church, Montpelier.
Miss CARRIE ALAN, an expert type-setter her
self, and daughter of Mr., Joseph Alain, so long
compositor in the WATCHMAN news-room, left on
Tuesday of this week for trip to Europe, intend
ing to remain there until fall
The sale of tomato plants in Montpelier was
inaugurated at the Argus dtd Patriot store, and
the usual varieties of them, cabbages, celery, etc.
will be on sale there again this year. And they
intend that those who buy of them shall get the
best, too.
THERE has been considerable change in the
running of trains on the Central road-the new
timetable going into effect ON Monday. A slight
change also on the Wells River road See the
Guide" at the head of this column, for cor
rect time
PiTKIN & Co. took possession of their new in
surance office in Langdons block, over the post
office, on Monday, These rooms have been fitted
up expressly for them and there are no neater
ofice-rooms in town. C. II. pittn is to occupy
the front rooms as II law office.
ELLIS Il GLEASON come out with new adver-
tsement this week, in which they invite partc-
uar attention to low-priced goods. The bargains
they offer not to be beaten, and among then
new arrivals of spring goods purchasers can find
Just what they want. Give 'em call
WE are satisfied that the place to buy carpets,
room papers and window shades, is at the old
established store of j. c. Emery, opposite the
post-ofice and the time "o'o, AS the prices are
down to where they were before the war. You
will be shown the stock with pleasure.
MOST graceful Oleander, ten years old and
standing seven feet high, remarkably prolific in
blossoms and fragrance, can be seen, and pur-
chased for half its value, at MIR. j, ;. Sterling's
on st. Paul street 1t has long been pet in the
family and nothino lint sheer necessity rOmuels
him to part with it,
CHARLES KEENE has located in his new quarters
in the old Central House, opposite postoilice, and
is now ready to receive all who desire anything
in his line. He has been adding to his stock, and
now has a good assortment of ewelry watches,
fancy goods. and a full line of fishing tackle Give
him call and look over his goods
THE grand closing soiree of Mr.. Cakes after
noon class in dancing will take place at the Pa
yilion on Tuesday evening" April a0th. Pro-
gramme from eight till half-past nine and will
include one or more standard figures of the Ger
man. Admission TWENTY-FIVE cents After the
class programme there will be II social hop.
Tickets seyenty-fye cents including admission to
class party. All are invited
No r,r,n and gardeu seeds are more populal
,vhere thew are known than those grown by DIR
Hoskins on his Memphremagop seed and Frui
Farm at Newport Mr.. j. N. Hodge, of Eas
Cornth says of them: =" The Butter Carrot see'
gives universal satisfaction among my neighbors
tried the Magog Early Peas last year they wer
splendid, and want more this year" The Doc
tor sends his price-list free to any address.
TuE proprietors of Reeds Fast India Rene
dies A" say that their medicine will cure nnetee
cases ont of twenty of rheumatism and neuralgia
il its use is understood and it is taken as directed
This medicine is new and very successful as vii
he seen by the names given in their advertisement
ON this mage They have treated successful
over one thousand cases within the past veal
This is a remarkable statement, which they say
true, and can be proved by their books and b
the persons who have taken the medicine.
AT the annual election of officers Of Chri.
church, held April I'D, Hon T. p. RedReld. Hon
Charles Dewey, j. w. Ellis. Fred 4. Smith. IIira,
Atkins. Edward Dewey. l. p Gleason. G n Pc
and GEORGE L Tanlin were elected vestrvme,
~ :, p.,saII s.. ~ ~, 80, .
lion l. l. heunelu' oen'ol N"uehi hon Una
Dewey, Junior Warden; Edward Dewey, Seer
tarv, G. A Rest Treasurer, Hon f. p Reddel
- ,.,.,. a rod II S,,,h naI.,.
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