Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-27
About Town.
Asst DAy-Friday Of next week.

FAST DAy-Friday Of next week.
SEE advertisement of shingles for sale.
SEVERAL bankrupt and probate notices will be
found on the first page.
The adjourned term of our County Court COM
mences to-day. No jury trials.
FARMERS, try the Compton Corn. It will pay
you. Advertised in another column.
WE regret to learn Of the serious illness of s.
p Redfeld and George w Reed, of pneumonia
UNION School closed on Friday last, for a vaca-
tion of two weeks-the spring term beginning
April Sth.
Don't forget to get license for your dog It's
time to attend to that matter now. Delays are
dangerous
DR. A. CLARK gives notice to his customers that
he will be absent from his office for about ten
days after April LIST
THE IMPERIAL PAGoDA TEA COMPANY sell the
choicest tea, in ive-pound parcels and upwards,
at wholesale prices.
The LADIES TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION will
meet at Mrs Joel Fosters tomorrow Thursday
afternoon, at three o'clock.
THE town school superintendent for this county
will meet at the Court House, in this village, next
Tuesday at ten o'clock A. NJ
For sale, exchange for shingle or fencing
boards, a covered buggy in good condition In
quire Of w. II Barnes, Montpelier, VT
NUMBER of the members of the Grand Temple
from this town go to Ely to-day wednesday, to
organize empe of Honor in that place
THEY do say that Phinney is selling blank books,
writing papers and envelopes and all kinds of sta
than oil hnu Ia, MT
OWING to the indisposition of Rev Mr.. Hincks,
Professor Southworth of the Methodist Seminary,
very acceptably filled the pulpit in Bethany church
last Sabbath.
CHARLES WELLS treasurer of the Montpelier
Manufacturing Company's works, is rejoicing over
an addition to his family--a bouncing boy
Congratulations.
Those parties of whom we have agreed to take
maple sugar in payment for the paper should re-
member that it must be of the best quality, and
put up in tin pals, with covers.
MARCH has treated us to a small winter, with
clustering winds and sharp air. 1t was probably
the cold wave" which has been travelling east
since the recent great storm in Colorado
WE have the best of reasons for believing that
the advertisement of S B. Foster in another col
umn, affords desirable employment for a num-
Der of people now out of work Read it,
A NOTICE in another column announces for
mally the dissolution of Fuller & Howe. D. L.
Fuller & Son continue the hardware business at
the old stand Advertisement next week
T, c. PHINSEy has just received large addi-
ton to his stock of gold pens, incudnga few new
styles which very desirable. II you wish
good gold pen you cannot fail to find in his stock
just what will suit you, both in style and price,
WE have a new dry goods firm in town--Howe
& Turner, successors to Mrs. A. l.. Carleton.
Both these gentlemen are reliable business men,
and purchasers in their line will be well treated
at their establishment. Success to the new firm
If any one doubts that all articles of stationery
have reached low water mark in the matter of
prices, let him read the advertisement of Hiram
Atkins in another column and then 90 and ex-
anime the goods. lie can save money by so doing
every time.
THE listers of Washington county will meet at
the grand jury room in the Court House, at
Montpelier, Saturday next, at ten o'clock, A.
NJ, to make arrangements for equalizng the
appraisal of property for the April grand list. 1t
is hoped there will be full attendance
The last sociable of the given by Beth
any church and society occurs this evening at the
Pavilion. An attractive feature of the evening
will be music rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Briggs Miss Clara b. Dewey, and MesSrs Phillips
and Ptkin Admission ten cents-all are invited.
WE have no disposition to crowd any of our
subscribers who cannot pay us before the 10Th of
next month But there are number of them we
want to hear from, to learn whether they are
ora ali We n1
that the notice at the head OF this column means
exactly what it says
WE have known for Il number of years that c.
A. and F. II. Bartlett of Painted, were excellent
farmers, and made the very best OF gilt-edged
butter. Some samples of new sugar which they
send us, however, go far to show that they can
excel in this direction as well as in Others. The
sugar is remarkably good and they have our
thanks
THE Soluble Pacific Guano, advertised on the
fourth page this week, is worthy the consideration
of farmers Its superior excellence has been de-
monstrated during the past eleven wears in the
Middle and Southern states 1t is rich in bone
phosphate of lime Ammonia and Potash, besides
other ingredients valuable as plant food Read
the advertisement
THE name of the drug finn of Bxbys & Wilson
has been changed to Bixby 4 Co. This enter
prising firm have Just put in the largest and best
selected stock of paints, oils and yarnshes ever
seen in this section of the state They were
bought low for cash. and will be sold at prices
which absolutely defy competition. Don't fail to
examine their stock before purchasing,
Orr voune towpsman. MIR. Charles I. Robin
son bas haen engagad dprin, the mast winter In
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