Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

THERE has been a change in the clerltship Of the
American House, and II. NJ Sullivan now re-
ceives for that establishment. Herb is able
to do it up in good shape.
WE understand that Post Brooks of this place,
are to hold a campfire at Middlesex in the near
future. Well, they can furnish profitable enter
tainmcnt for the MddleseN people.
THE office of the old Central House is being
fitted up for occupation as a iewelry store, and
Charles Keene is to take possession very soon. 1t
is a neat apartment for that purpose.
THE IMPERIAL PAGoDA TEA COMPANY sell rich
Old Mocha, Old Government Java and Rio coffee,
in five-pound parcels and upwards, at ,CholeSdc
prices. Henry Lowe & Son, proprietors.
C. G. CuyErrr recently residing on Seminary
Hill, has followed Horace Greeey's advice and
gone West He has located on a farm in Iowa,
where he will undoubtedly make a success of it,
CHARLIE AtSswopru. late clerk in Fullerton :.
has left that position for one con the road 8"
Fullerton loses a good salesman, and somebody
else gains one, Success to him in his new
departure.
THE Street Commissioner is doing good thing
in improving the sidewalks A plank sidewalk
has been put down on Hubbard street. and other
walks which were mere skeletons have been filled
in and made complete.
The Goth of April is at hand. vet there are
few of our subscribers from whom we have not
heard The notice at the head of this column
means exactly what it saws. and if we do not hear
from them they will certainly hear from us.
THE advertisement of Warner e. Freeman's salt
in another column states nothing that cannot be
used it are prepared to endorse to the utmost ex-
tent. One trial will convince the most skeptical
,,,,s, mn, ,oo,.roa -, so,,,in,r, s+,oot ir..
through the Arch. last Friday during the storm,
and large mass of clay WAS deposited in the road
tn the detriment of travel and the disgust of in
babitants of that vicinity.
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s,,,,da,, o,o,,in, A, ,Lo t,r,,or ,,,ooo
1t, ,.n .p,nri,,, fi,hts,, a. ,ho ,at.,,
80. 8, p.ni-o :, "a ao.onot ndanosso.
were made NV gentlemen present.
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WE nope 'ha' parties pa'n''ns' or "'S"'ns "
paint WIZ NOT ioise' t''''' p'NoS w. "io Se'i,''E
the iiai' pI"u.eS w. .e" ""e" '"" 'o' 'i'n'
ceh's per pouhui anu WIZ io'iei. eNeiN pun" "'
'ouhu 10 oe pure 'e'u anu pure i'nsoeu o'' ieruis
ne, c""' pon 'orse' 'lih. .''eS are agents W
NhAl SUNDAY "ili oe i~'s'cI' "leo'"i so'Niue'
VIII pe he'u az Ohr'S' c"ul'n' n'oili's anu even
ins' l"e o'"ei oi'ui'i,es III 'o"" VIC "o''o''' "''
10 hoiu services WIN ui'eo' re'eiehoo 10 'e Se''
son nethahy Is 10 nave praise serNioe III 'i'
evening" anu NOV M "i'S"'' az '"e '""''" v
Tue hiessi"h VIII slNo an r@'S'er Seri'on W wv
oniiuieh Ill 'i'o eNen'ns'
WE publish to-day the advertisement OF rheu
matte remedy that ia having great sale in l}os
ton and vicinity; the remedy is evidently new
compound if it will reach and cure this dreadful
disease it will soon become n standard medicine
We advise any one who is suffering from rhcuma
tism or kindred diseases to give Reeds fAS
AT the annual communication of Aurora Lodge
No %, Free and Accepted Masons, held at Ma
sonic Hail. on Monday evening, April 10Th, tn
following officers were elected for the ensuin
year: Worshipful Master, John c. Emery Senio
Warden Truman c. Phinney; Junior Warder
George w Wing; Secretary, Thomas IL. Cave
Treasurer j. C. Houghton, Jr. Senior Deacon
j. W. F. Washburn; Junior Deacon Joseph
Morse; Senior Steward, j. d Clark; Junior Stew
ard Dana Buck; Chaplain, 7. H. Hinkley; Ma
shall, A. f. Humphrey; Tyler Isaac NJ. Wright,
ALMOST a freshet-that is in the low portion
of the viIlaon The continued rains of last wee
brouyht the river mn to n high mark. and threa
ened some of the Easements with a flood. But -
miss is AZ good as A mile" and the rain held |
inst in time to save the inconvenience of an owe
flow We were luckier in that respect than son
other Localities. Our exchanges bring reports
high water in various parts Of the state, with
occasional bridge carried away At Wells Rive
Passumpsic and McIndoes the high water caus
great expectations" and put people on the loo
out for breakers. highway bridge near Croft
was carried away; but we hear of no consideral
damage being done in our immediate vicinity.
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ui,b ,ho ohorns s. she'd croros ,, ,,hioI' a
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auNahtase III 'he uuuV A'S' W INC N"oupr
Song" and were warmly applauded Miss Nj
Phinney did herself much credit in the render
:, H. ,o,,,;s,i son,, rn,l,,ross,,o,,, -
vi ''o oo""'"' 's
voice is smooth and clear, ana pleasing To III
Miss Roeau did finely in the song " Good-nil
,aro,,o,,.,, hor voice ia also strong and Meas
"'o"e"' "'' % '''D 49,. g.. H.
and gives promise OF even more sucoess 'oi ne