Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10
About Town.


SAVE your potatoes by killing the bugs. Go to
Fuller & Sons and get some OF their " Death to
the Bugs"
SAVE your money by buying your writing
papers, blank books and stationery ut Phinney's
bookstore
The evening Sunday services in the Church of
the Messiah will be omitted till the middle Of
September
T. G. PHISSEy is receiving all new books Of the
season as soon as published, which keeps his
stock Of books always fresh and complete.
a NEW supply of mems fine calf boots, sole and
tap, sole leather counters and work warranted,
selling for So rs at Farnsworths.
MEETING OF Unitarian and Universalist minis
tiers was held yesterday at the church Of the Mes
siah. and goodly number were in attendance.
WE regret to learn of the financial embarrss-
ment Of Ed II. Towne, merchant tailor Of this
village. We trust it may prove but temporary.
wARRES CuMMISs, Of this village, while at
work for Charles NJ Hale, on Monday, was
thrown from moving machine, badly fractur-
ing leg.
Mrs JoHS r. KING daughter Of James b.
scovill OF Berlin, is here from the West visit
TO her people, and is heartily welcomed by host
of friends.
THE best mems double sole and tap kip boots,
that we have ever seen sold for 1913 were opened
this morning at Farnsworth's store, Main street,
Montpelier.
The IMPERIAL PAGoDA TEA COMPANY sell rich
Old Mocha, Old Government Java and Rio coffee,
In five-pound parcels and upwards at whoiesaie
prices. Henry Lowe 4 Son, propretors.
THERE was slight mixing up of teams at the
corner Of Main and State streets on Thursday
morning last. One buggy was overturned and n
lady thrown out, but no serious damage resulted
oURRew military company in their new uniforms
present very fine appearance The company is
made up from the right material, and will soon
take rank among the best companies in the state
REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Aurora Lodge,
No %, Free and Accepted Masons, will be held
at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, July 10TH at
half-past seven, sharp. full attendance is
requested.
BkrHANi S"bbath-school 20 10 Queen City Park
on picnic tomorrow Thursday. The train
leaves at forty-five minutes past seven A. NJ, re-
turning about six 'cockr. NJ. Fare-Adults sew
enty-five cents, children thirty-fve cents.
CHRIST CHURCH Sabbath-school will probably
hold picnic at Queen City Park next week The
Episcopal society in Mortified has been invited
to accompany them, and members of other societies
here are cordially invited to go with them.
THAT game of chess between the Montpelier
chess club and Western subscriber OF this paper
has just been closed up-the Western man re-
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forty-eight moves on a side, and the game has
been going on for year and three months.
ABOUT two hundred excursionists, mainly from
Lawrence and Lowell, Mass, arrived here on
Saturday evening, took supper at the Pavilion
visited the State House and looked the town over,
and then proceeded on their way to the White
Mountains. The excursion was gotten up by DR..
Ordway Of Boston
THE Fourth was celebrated here in quiet way.
Many of our people went to other towns, and sew
eral pcnics and rides were INDUCED in. In the
evening there were several private displays of fire.
works. The hoodlums were unusually quiet on
Wednesday night though they busted themselves
part of the time in keeping people awake.
ATTENTION H. called to the announcement in
our advertising columns of the Adams Academy.
The trustees Of this institution, carried sue
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cessor william Everett, Phi. D., who is eminently
qualified to carry on the work SO well begun
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WHILE WORKING upon . d. walton new p'och
the other day, FRANK ana Deorse bn'terhy mar
ro"ly escaped ueath' Inc Staging gave Way
Preciptatihs oo'i soihe t"eh.S iee', oooie
escaped serious INJURY FRANK @Veu hi'nsei'
from iaiiihg INTO the ee'iar ny ca'chihe pro
]ectihs peah with one manu- he huns iier.
several minutes I'LL aiu came he WIS very oauiy
bruised ana had narrow escape
AT Christ church on Sunday morning, Rev. DIR
Hull read a portion of the address of Bishol
Bissell to the annual convention of the diocese
During the past year the Bishop has confrmet
two hundred and forty-five persons, delivered
one hundred and eight sermons and addresses
celebrated the communion twenty-nine times
consecrated one church and laid the conversion
OF another. The Church in Vermont is reporte
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THERE was an ADJOURNED SESSION. oi ''ie coun.
court yesterday anu se'erai easef "e'e he'i.