Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-10-02
About Town.

THE Central Vermont will sell tickets to Mont
pelier during the session Mt half rates
Coon GooDs, bottom prices, sales large and
expenses small at Frank II. Bascom's drugstore
THERE has been II change in the railroad time
tables within the past few days. Read the
"Guide" for correct time.
SENATOR MORRILL, will address the State Dairy
mems Association in Representatives Hall, Mont
pelier, on the evening of October 23d,
Hon DANIEL BALDWIN says this is the seventy
first Election Day he has attended, and it is
tainly one of the most charningly pleasant.
Four or five arrests were made last week
among the keepers Of houses OF ill-fame The
court report, published elsewhere, tells the story
TowNER is soon TO have n new invoice of mil
linery goods, small wares etc. Look out for a
full advertisement and low prices in n few DAYS
If you wish to procure the best artificial teeth
for ten dollars a set, and II you wish for good,
honest faithful work on your natural teeth, 60
to Clark's.
OUR banks have issued circular announcing
that they will no longer take trade dollars de-
post. Parties interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
On Saturday next the Wells River road gives
an excursion to Upper Bartlett and return. Fare
from any station on the Wells River road one dol
lar and fifty cents.
APoLLINARIs," Geyzer" Star" "Con-
lress " and " Red Spring mineral waters, for
sale on draught and by the bottle, at Frank II.
Bascom's drug store.
SEE the advertisement Of Batchelder, Evans
Co., in another column. They commission
merchants and promise that the farmers may rely
on them to dispose of their butter and produce.
CIGARS. cigars, cgars!-twenty thousand-new
and popular brands, Just received for the Legisla-
ture, Mt Frank II. Bascoms drug store. He keeps
the best five-cent cigar ever sold at the Capital.
THE LADIES TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION will
meet in the parlors of Trinity church on Thurs
day, October ID, at three o'clock P. NJ. A full at
tenuaaoes requested, special work is to be done
REV Henry A. ROGERS of Newton Mass, has
become the regular pastor of the Baptist church
in this place. Mr.. Rogers is graduate of Yale
and Newton, and comes highly recommended as
man and a preacher.
A REGULAR communication of Aurora Lodge
No %, Free and Accepted Masons, will be held
at Masonic Hall, on Monday evening" October
It'll, at seven o'clock sharp. Soiourning brethren
in good standing cordially invited.
HARDLY any one complains of the glorious
weather with which we have been favored the
past week or two. A little rain would not be ont
oil the way however, ana would be behehcal III
the filling up of the springs and streams, which
are getting low.
WENDELL T. STAFFORD attempted to give
reading at Village Hal, on Monday evening last
lint hia INA hat hp lismi
them lhls Is anything ont a credit to our town
Mr. stafford has excellent ability as reader ana
S"ou'u nave """ goon "ouse'
The Mendelssohn Qnntette Club give an enter
tainment here on Saturday evening and Will
doubtless be welcomed by full house. the So
prano soloist with them is Mrs H. f. Knowles
and the other talent is such as to warrant choice
entertainment Tickets, fifty cents-to be had
at T. c. Phinneys.
Mr. II p STiMSoN is to be the Secretary of
Civil and Military Affairs to Governor Proctor.
Mr.. Stimson is n son of Snrry w. Stimson, the
sheriff OF Windsor county, graduate OF Middle
bury College and recently principal OF Beeman
Academy ut New Haven. Ills present resldehce
Is Sutherland rails
THE Reception by Governor Fairbanks to the
state officers and members of the last and the
present legislature promises to be one OF the best
attended and most successful affairs ever held in
the state. We are glad to see this pleasant Gus
tom inaugurated, and trust it will be continued
through many years.
Miss NJ L. PAGE Ralto block, State street
has returned from New York and Boston, and
announces the arrival and opening of choice
stock of fall and winter millinery and fancy
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