Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

IN,
ordinations.
sr. JoHs's DAY. Monday. was celebrated here
nv high mass at the Catholic church in the morn
ing. and by an excursion of St. Jean Baptiste So
ciety to Berlin Pond in the afternoon.
THE IMPERIAL, PAaopA TEA COMPANY make
fine teas and coffees specialty. and sell at prices
To suit the times. Henry Lowe & Son, proprie-
tors, South Main street, Montpelier, Vt.
Tn ,ooLs M ,ho,sh Non,,,e,;sr ,vas co;no 70 r,ss
the Fourth in A quiet way-as usual for the past
six or eight wears. Those who desire to celebrate
will probably have to 90 out of town to do it.
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erd ,ha C,ron,ar s,roo, uouso bon, hv Doocon !
pa,,sa 49,. .,d ,a.,-a,,,oh - ,r,,,, ,,as,,
moderate charges. We sneak from uersonal
knowledge.
Rxv J,urs v,xcrxr ia ex,ec,ed IN s,nr,v tho
mini, ~ ,ho ch,rch ~ tho Messiah next srnaav
rorn;n, NJ wr;,h, "a IN ,rooch in Tho r,oo,-
ino.bouss AZ Montnelier Center at e,even and
one o'clock
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.ooo for r,rono uo wi,, " an tho rxnos;tior
ond r,.;, .ovoro, o,hor ,,ooos bo;no .hsan, abor,
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MISS hHrrih oohASi, aauen'er vi L. Il. Dui'n'
rsq', was n'"fi''u on ouno'u,y ''o' W nusus'ue
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HERE was qu,es "ouu'"s AZ 'ne 'es'uenoe VI
WIS ~ No,u "''. '"o p''.O, .,, III 'no
s''ne oe'ns MISS WARY T.. ho,u a.u "n',"'n H.
paiiesn' Vi orea' rams W. ~ ,me Vriuai party
'''on '"o a'.o'"Von liam 'ou'"' i"o oo'' "''"''
EnAhlhs a. anu oseaf Douse' "'ie,'eu ioi '"e
Ua'''' ioooerS' VINO we'e !" nave he~f''s VI
i"uisuay 'as', "'Neu an enan'''"'.''n anu ~ere
pounu up III 'ue sum o' 9i'ooo eaon ior appear
a'''e AZ tuo oep.e'ioef 'e'ni Vi '"e vo""'S 'oui'
III "ei'u'' Vi os''i '"ey "fe ho" III JAN
REMEMBER that grand excursion by the Good
Templars to Queen City Park, Burlington, to-
Morrow slec'' Train VIII run iioni "h''e
hNer 'uhc''on anu re'"ih' ie'''ins o'is oepo' al
- A. NJ anu arriving mere on 'he re'uih UP NJ
o''o 70 M We uo"o' HUI 'h'' MI WIN ~ VIII n"''
"sp'enu'u '''ie'
WHEN this you see, remember me- and pay
for your old clothes" Woolson Brothers will
present their statement OF accounts for payment
on July LIST. Every delinquent customer is ear
n'S''y requested W '.i''i'eu''e'y 'esponu' in'er
est always eAac'eu iro''i ua'e VI presenting AZ
count DeHhys are dangerous
Two representatives of the " unterrihed y who
were in convention here last Thursday went to
the State House and, calling at the office of the
Inspector General, inquired for the room in which
the "relishes were kept Upon their being
questioned it came out that it was the relics "
they wanted to see and they were consequently
directed to the Cabinet.
Ara regular meeting OF the Knights of Honor,
June 10Th, the following officers were elected for
the six menths ensuing: Dictator, r. j. Coffey;
Vice-Dctator. George L. Story; Assistant Dictator,
c. X. Pell; Reporter. Ii. M, Pierce; Financial Re-
porter, d. S. Wheatley; Treasurer, T. G. Phinney
Chaplain, C. H. Farnsworth Guide Thomas
Marvin; Guardian, Grin Daley; Sentinel ].
G. Smith
NJ. UpNpv II,nsoy ~ Rostor will t;;ve his
ron,,ar ,acture "uow N cot r;cb or tho ola.
ments NJ suc,ess 3" in yillage Han Montnelier
Saturday evening, June GOTH commencing at
forty-five minutes past seven Tickets may be
obtained at T. c. Phinney's and at the door The
proceeds of the lecture will be equally divided
between two young men preparing for the Cos
pei ministry.
sMAsu-ups are getting to he the stv,e asa
I. PAGE was driving towards Rarre with w
Brpps last Wednesday afternoon. his horse be.
came friyhteped MT Sabiu's crossing and ran
turning into the long br;doe inst bevond the
ing and smashing the buggy Briggs iumped ont
and escanea with lint slight hrnises. pace was
thrown ont and RIM over Inv the bngov Int we
beeve not bu,t vary serious,v The horse wa.
sonned on the other aide ~ the river after running
abont half n mile
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'o' smon ~ "Un'pe"er '"ne oh ,iu"y e1vn.
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siastic audience, who appreciated his endeayor.
to please and were gratifed by the performance
of all that he advertised. Professor earns is Q
graduate Of the Ohio Institute for the Blind where
he prosecuted his musical studies for nine years