Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-13
About Town.

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PROFESSOR o. ~ bAHiihi' Vi .he burlington
I,igh SCHOOL, Wi.h TWO vi MS assistants MISSES
hioore anu nroMno. maui oi'oi w" q. mum
HE pest s'ofehouse Ill 'l'e su'.e IL ueorse T.
roster > o'nsle o'ii'"seS s'oieu ioi 'no "in'ei
"' Qi'oo etc"' ihe ou''u'ns Is .en rus iroii any
other ouiiu'g ana no eon Ut ABOUT 'he PROMISES
The Montpelier Amateur Minstrels are nearly
ready to start out on their annual tour They
VIII haVea Dahu oil eisht pieces win theih thls
setson' ana VIII consequently FURNISH oe'ter niusic
thah ever before
THE Guy Family band rendered this office a sere-
made on Monday. They are few in number, but
they play exceedingly well They did good
deal in the way of waking up the town as they
rode through the streets III ADAMS Dig wagon
TnE advertisement Of Geo. c. Arms, in another
column should be read by all who desire to pur-
chase robes or furs for winter use. Vennor, the
Canadian weather prophet predicts a severe VIM
ter Forewarned forearmed. Buy your furs of
Arms.
REV. JOSHUA BUTTS, recently returned from
the South, will lecture on Florida, its climates,
its productions, its resources and its prospective
industries, at the Representatives Hall, this
"wednesday evening, November 18th, at seven
O'Clock. All are invited to attend. Abundance
free.
HrNKLEy & BEST open to-day an elegant line of
"Jasepori ware, consisting of vases, wall pock-
cts, slipper cases, afghan, work and lunch baskets,
etc, etc. Lovers of fine, tasty ornamental ware
should make an early selection, as the assortment
is limited. Shawls, cloaks and dress goods being
reduced in price and stock every day.
DO not forget the Purple Chaplin reading and
concert entertainment at the Village Hall this
evening. There will be an entire change of pro-
gramme from that given several weeks ago.
This is something that combines delightful
recreation with an intellectual treat, and all
who appreciate good thing will be there.
OUR Waterbury friends are fortunate in having
so enterprising and reliable a merchant as NJ. NJ
Knight. Ills representations may always be relied
upon and his goods bought at the lowest cash
prices, can and will be afforded at lower rates
than many of his competitors can afford them
Examine his extensive stock before purchasing.
No family should be without a few hounds of
C. IL. Cross Il Sons cracker meal in the house; it
is so nice for buildings for thickening soups. for
frying and escaloping oysters. and for cruel for
the sick room it cannot be surpassed. Also those
fresh candies, made every day, of their own
manufacture, and from pure sugar. Call and see
lntil.
Jor EMERSON. lately sentenced by the court to
fifteen wears in prison for the assault ON Penn.
ATTEMPTED to get away from Windsor the other
day, but failed. lie and two or three Others laid
plans for an escape, but the plot was accidentally
discovered by one of the guards, and now Elmer
and his associate conspirators are wearing the
ball and chain
A MEETING ofthe Vermont Bar Association will
he held at the Court House this evening. at which
n full attendance il desired Members of the bar
now in town who desire to become members of
the association should communicate with some
member Of the committee on admissions during
the day, that their applications may be acted upon
by the meeting this evening.
The dramatic and musical entertainment at the
Church of the Messiah, OH Wednesday evening,
was attended by a large number of people. The
plav was done M in pretty good shane but The
feature of the evening was the singing bv Miss
Cheney of this place, and Miss Clara Campbell of
Omaha. The efforts OF these ladies are highly
spoken of by all who heard them.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG and Jerome Howard, the
two tramps arrested recently in Burlington and
committed ON the charge of larceny of goods from
the Blue Store in St. Albans have been again ar
raigned in court on the charge of robbing the
store of c. Denny Il Co., at Mortified recently
and bound over for trial mt the county court
Armstrong in 81, 800 and Howard in 81 900
DIR. j. b. WOODWARD left Monday night TO,
New York, where he proposes to spend "A few
weeks at the College of Physicians and Surgeons
and in visiting the various hospitals in and abou
the city. The Doctor extensive practice here fo