Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-20
Wafrhuian &c Journal
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1878.
About Town.


to he held on Monday evening, December ID, a
seven o'clock-has been issued
COUNTY CouRr convened yesterday, and mos
OF the time was taken up in calling the docket
To-day witness cases are in order.
A. l.. STONE, of Montpelier, has sold over seven
hundred barrels of winter apples this fall, besides
the fall fruit he has handled. Not bad.
IIINKLEy & BEST have a job lot of one and two
button kid gloves in black and colors which they
are closing out at thirty-fve and fifty cents.
THE regular fall examination of teachers will
he held at Union School-house, room No. 8, OF
Saturday, November 23d, at nine o'clock A. NJ.
GEORGE SMITH, conductor on the Wells River
railroad, had an arm badly smashed on Sunday
while shifting in the yard at Woodsve, N. II.
SEE advertisement concerning sewing ma.
chimes, in another column rare chance to get
a good machine at a very low price. Send for a
circular
FRANCIS V. RANDALL, who was committed to
Jail in August for non-payment of a fine imposed
for intoxication, was last week pardoned out by
the Governor.
H. X. FIELD, ESQ, has thus far collected one
hundred and fifty dollars as part of the contri-
button by the Vermont Bar Association to the
Anderson orphan fund.
THE Relief" laundry soap is frst-cass 1t is
unequaed for washing, and does not cause chap
ping Of the hands Send ten cents for a sample
of it. See advertisement in another column
A SPECIAL communication of Aurora Lodge,
No. %, Free and Accepted Masons, will be held
at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, November
i. Al.
in good standing, are cordially invited. Work.
A. f. STONE has on hand about four hundred
and fifty barrels of apples, such rs Badwins,
Greetings Spitzenbergs, Northern Spys, Sweets
and Russets, which will be sold at rock bottom
prices for the next ten days. Union block, Mont
peier.
THE ladies continue their work for the Home
at Trinity chapel this wednesday, afternoon;
also Monday afternoon of next week. Contriou-
tons of money, clothing, new or secondhand, }
and material for clothing, are much needed and
earnestly solicited.
LITTLE unpeasantness occurred in the bowl
ing alley on Saturday night, between two stran-
gers who had dropped in to have a friendly (?)
game. quietus was put on the row by the APP
pearance of Mr. Foster, the proprietor, who cleared
the alley and locked it up for the evening.
WE again call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Shepard, Norwel & Co., of
Boston, as atfording excellent opportunities for
securing goods of the best quality at very low
rates, No one in need of such goods as are men
toned can afford to let these bargains go by UNI
"ppi'pi''o"'
A. d. FARwELL, at his store at the head Of
o"''e S'roo'' n's "s eAtehsNe an "ssor'heht Oh
iurs ready maze cio.h'ng ana gentlemen iur-
hish'ne goods as can DC iouhd IN the state Not
o"s '''s o"' ny J"uc'o''s p"rcioses ne Is enabled
""e' "is"i"9 oe''e' ''''n e'oi oeiore' far'ies
uos"ouS Vi purchasing soous III this iine shouiu
WISH nun oe'ore ouSihs ELSEWHERE
IMPORTED CIGARS" Reina Nictorias, twen-
ty-iive cents each; " Londres, twenty cents each ;
Regalias, fifteen cents each; and "Opera
Reinas, ten cents each-al inported-at Frank
H. pasco'" urus s'ore' ne sells Tue J"teSt
cigars III 'own anu '''e largest assortment carry
ins '"euS-"'e ',''"H'nu ''s'rs III SIOUX al the
uuo' n,o Is no"ulur'ers oh urusS anu li'euicihes
tHso. ihe oiu S1'nu' 10 o1'te street' eslioiished
:" 1890
DEWEY N GuNNIsoN open their new dining
rooms on Main street, near the "arch, to-day,
warm meals at as lowp prices as anybody in town.
first-class oysters constantly on hand and cooked
in the latest and most approved styles. Clam
c"o"uer VIII oe serNeu .'''s eVenihg-and served
:" soou S"'pe w. '"eii u'nins-roo'hs "'e h''eu
up WIN VIC" " '"e oo,'',or' Vi cus'o'uers' anu
'"e culinary department Is III cH"rse Vi colhpe-
''n' 'ooN
A TEMPERANCE mass meeting is to be held at
Trinity Vestry att O'Clock, this "wednesday ev-
ening. Speeches will be made by ii. M. Bryant of
Lewiston, Me-, Hon. j. Is. Mead of Randolph, Rev.
ii. T. Cushing OF East Burke, Rev L. b. Steele
of Sharon, Frank Plumley, Esq, of Mortified,
and Others Good music will be in attendance
everybodyis invited-and no collection taken.
lodge OIL uood iehplars VIII De organized at the
c'ose Vi 'he .nee''ns' II ues'reu' Let tiere De
iuil house' rue speakers are aoic 10 interest an
"uu'ehce' anu 1t Will pay Ill 10 60
Mr., ARTHUR ROPES, for several years past
superintendent of the Montpelier Manufacturing
Company, left town on Monday accompanied by
his family. Mr.. Ropes has accepted position as
superintendent of a similar manufacturing COM
pany in Toledo, Ohio, where, we trust, with an
enlarged field of business he will meet with that
success he so richly deserves He and his most
Montpelier, especially among those who knew
theih oes', ana carry WIN theh the heartiest
WISHES Oh III ior 'heir prosperity IN 'he'r new nome
THE legislative ball to be held at the Pavilion
on tomorrow evening promises TO be a very en-
joyabe affair. The gentlemen who are the prime
movers in the matter will spare no pains to make
the occasion pleasant one. No special invita-
tions have been issued, nor is the participation
limited to the members of the legislature. ALL
our townspeople and Others throughout the state
are cordially invited TO be present and help make
the occasion what 1t ought to be. Excellent
music will be furnished by Carter's Band of Bos-
ton. Tickets may be procured at the Pavilion
and at 7. c. Phinney's bookstore.
VIZ were both surprised and gratifed by re-
cent inspection of Dr. Clark's new and elegant
suite of dental rooms In the Walton block. A
commodious and well furnished parlor recep-
ton room and working room, the latter pro-
vided with all the machinery, tools and con-
veniences to prosecute every department of his
business and in the most modern and approved
style of workmanship, enable him to offer the
citizens of Montpelier and the public generally
better accommo dations than they have heretofore
enjoyed. Dr. Clark is good dentist, worthy
citizen, and we trust he may secure ample en-
enlargement in his new venture.
Go AND see the new goods Just received a