Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-31
About Town.

DIR. PRLL, dentist, will be absent from his office
for two weeks from this date. Patrons will please
govern themselves accordingly
MR. ELY GODDARD, with his handsome tandem
team from the Vershire copper Mines arrived at
the Pavilion on Monday evening.
THERE is to be no regular preaching service at
Christ church for two weeks on account of the
absence OF Rev. DIR. Hull, the rector.
The State Normal School at johnson, adver-
tised in our columns this week, is an institution
of a high order, where thorough instruction
can be had
The new observatory on Capitol Hill will be
finished in few days. It is to be sixty feet high,
and will afford a splendid view OF the village and
the surrounding country.
REV Mr.. TnuRsroN, of Saybrook Conn, Of
fciated at Bethany church on Sunday last, and
will preach there also on the coming Sabbath.
Rev. MIR. Hincks is absent from town
d. McDoNALD, furniture dealer, recently of this
place, was burned out by the late fire in Swanton.
His loss, we are glad to say, will not be very
heavy, as he saved most of his stock
The eclipse came off as announced, and smoked
glasses were plenty in this vicinity. 1t was so
cloudy, however, that no uery satisfactory view
Of the performance could be obtained.
The IMPERIAL PAGoDA TEA COMPANY make
fine teas and coffees speciality, and sell at prices
to suit the times. Henry Lowe & Son. proprie-
tors South Main street. Montpelier, Vt.
SPECIAL communication OF Aurora Lodge,
No. 90, Free and Accepted Masons will be held
at Masonic Hail. on Monday evening, August
9th, at half-past seven o'clock WORK.
SEE advertisement of Sleepinp Iucy.r on the
first maze She has had wonderful success in
treating of scrofula and all diseases of the
blood. All afflicted in this way will do well to
give her trial
Tur main offices of the Vermont Mutual Insu-
rance Companv are being dressed mn" In other
words the walls and ceilings are being kalsomined
and when done will look very neat and tasty.
Ripley is doing the work.
The LADIES TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION will
meet mt the rooms of Mrs DR. woodward. Mt the
American House, tomorrow. August list, at three
o'clock p NJ As business of inheritance will he
brought before the meeting. a full attendance il
requested
T,v ,o,,on,;,, ID a ronor, ~ tho oors oo;n,, l.,
and ont of Montpelier in the month of Inlv
1873: Loaded ears going into Montpelier. two INN.
dred and eichty-two loaded cars going south from
Montpelier, ninety-scven; loaded and empty cars
going north from Mon,pelier two hundred and
sixteen.
p,o,,,sso,, Nam, d;,,,o,.od 1t, o,,,,;,;o, ~,
roma waIl,or I,st Thrrsday attornoor and ororin,
an ,ho oorror Of Main and sta,o stroo,s ~
walking was Witnessed bv ou;te a numher a,
people who were bepuiled into giving the s Pro-
lessor a little of their loose change ANYTHING
to make cent?
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hos hoon doo,;n, ,,i,h an .s;,,,,o.,,,,.,, Co.,. =.
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nina" ue will nrdoub,od,,, d;sco,or ,bot no
hos hoor sr;,a,od ~ ho ,ol,. 200, nh ..a,. l.,
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IN hns'anu, "nere hip"E roop Has oeeh III
use twenty-five years, the uie'e'lc controversy
was o"rileu 10 specH'' ooiii''i''ee Vi Tue HOUSE
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o"n "Hnou"'e Tue "''laV''ohs VI 'ne COM
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ioiA 1Nqu",'"ni 10 "'' oi'o"S' ou' eoh''''i'
many no'ei anu interesting ie''ures Which, 1t WIN
pay !" 20 anu Sue MI coup proposes " sho"
what he "u'ertises,or a' ieas' !" COME some
WHERE near 1t (WHICH Is more IMAM ~ carried ou'
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sols':. n" 1is nansan, W., 40 wv oo H.
1o ,'s .o.''r 80, 80, Gus 90.
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maui ''' '"e N0'''''0 VI '"''' "'0 ''''' "'''''
last uaal, fonnd II a vonderfnl eriovahle excn
sion and onlv marvellad that thev with aver,
bodv elsa hadn't haen ,bere hetore Cartainl
NO nlaoo oan ho found ,,i,bin ,b., d;s,an.a ,yba,
tho .ondarg =, a,,,raara o,hi,,,od q, n doorao
onoo' 90 ,,ra,,a ond ;rs,,;.i,,, al, d. nd
toL,n,, torn,;dotIo riAa 30 p,ri,n,,,o, In III
nornina ,,i,h ton Mia ~, moo. 10 por, Kont n,
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Tho ohorr,io,' ol, W., h,.o t.ia,,. ,,,, q, II
chosm ,,boro t,,r ar e,, bo,,r, ma, ho snon,
sigbt-saaing and ra,nr, hor,a a, oya,i,o No
heartily do we recommend this trim
WE give notice That the mud-hole In front
nascohi urus STORE caused by the blocking
VI 'ae gutter WIN building material Tor walton
piock' mas Gee" poStea1 ms formidable warm
training not allowed On tbese nremisas," N,
that il the meanest kind of mononolv"
think M ort a s,o,, 10 s,ort In s,oh a nlaasant
iny;tina 70, snot yhon tbo bIoa,ad IanatoId
6gnras n down IA eno a. this I, ia ,;mo t,r f,
or,a,,od ,,,,o, =, Ma. Il, ,l,oi, ,,vo,,,,t al -
II, M, ,ho, mndhola, rho, nc,ioa ha, no
tho sonroo ., oonsiaaratio Inn W. ,,,s,,oo, :,
pascoo, Lno,,s ,,h, ,lo ins,,a,o,. -, ,ti, ,,'.,,
iokeis
lht pollcemeh MADE quite a haul on Satnrdi
arrestlng Tour persons Tor drunkenness and {
turbing the peace-namely, William Dillon, q
). Could Henry Lawrence and Eleazer bod
They were brought before Justice Huse ON NJ
day DILLON was sent home on account of 81
ness in his family Gould disclosed on Butter
who was fined ten dollars and costs and