Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-03
Wafrhman & ynnrmL
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1870.
Current Mention.

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PRINCIPAL PRESCOTT and number OF the stu
dents OF the Grammar school attended Profess
SUI Iroo.or iec'ure on "s'rohouhy ~ burlington
vi "ohuay e'en'ng'
MIR. FRANK II. BAscoM will give compliment
AIRY banquet to number OF the brethren Of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite in Masonry at
'"e ''n''''''" 'io'ei ''-'"oi'o" evening
MIR. THOMAS W. BAILEY, the popular conductor
on the Barre railroad, lost the end OF one of his
fingers while stacking cars at the depot on Mon
day and has the sympathy OF all In his misfortune
CALL at Farwell's, head OF State street, and
look at some very handsome ladies' otter and seal
SKIN SACKS Ihey VIII be on exhibition from
Thursday Till Saturday Notrouble to show them.
JAMES T. sABrN moves this week from his for
mer residence on Mddlesex street to the Kins-
man place on Barre street. and H. W. Kempton
goes into the Arson Davis house on State street.
REGULAR meeting OF Vermont Lodge, No 9,
independent Order OF Odd Fellows, this (wednes-
day evening, at halfpast seven o'clock. Members
of the order requested to be present as there
is work.
MIR s L. Young succeeds to the tailoring busi-
ness Of Tenney & Young, over the First National
Bank. He is an excellent workman, and his
goods are first-class Call and examine his stock
and prices
THE supper given at the hall Of the st. Jean de
Baptiste society on Wednesday evening Of last
week was very pleasant affair, about one hun
dred and fifty being present. The net proceeds
were over $50.
THE assgnee's sale of real estate and personal
property at willamstown, by william C. Clark,
an advertisement of which will be found in
another column, should attract large attend
ance. The sale will be positire, and some good
bargains will be made
Mr. A. r. SAVAGE, formerly principal Of North
field Academy was one of the Republican pro-
testants who appeared against the Democratic
villainy recently attempted in the Maine election.
1t is perhaps needless to say that he was on the
right side-and won his cause
Tur WoMps's Cun,srt.N TrNprp,scp uS,ox
will meet in tho na,lor of rrini,v chnrch Thrrs.
dav afternoon MT three O'Clock Miss pradsbaw
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officers ia To take p,aco a, tbis ,iro
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p"'u '"e''' no' any vi .neii as'ngiepenny' "hat-
o'ei was pa'' was pau W ms sun 'naries anu tHe
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D. u BRIGGS OF waterbury has this week re-
eeiVed nne lou OF gents ana ladies' slippers,
pam ana iancy' Tor the coming holidays; also
more oil those chamois lined button boots which
are having big run and are the best warm shoe
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MIR RUFUS W. WARREN, it is understood, is not
under contract to furnish milk to the entire vii
iage gratultously. runaway and a breakdown
last week, however, made very liberal DISPOSE
tloh oil the contents oil his milk wagon, and his
proht from that trip was not heavy. The
runaway was the cause OF pretty complete dem.
oiition OF Judge kedheld's carriage, with which
MS team coilided, but, happily, no one was in
Jured.
SPEAKING of paper prepared by Mrs Frank
lin Fairbanks of St Bloomsbury, and read at the
meeting OF the womans' Board recently held at
that place, the Christian at Work says: eve do
not hesitate to say that Mrs Fairbanks paper ON
Missionary Heroes and Heroines is one of the
most admirable papers on mission work we have
ever printed or our readers have ever read. 1t is
terse practical, graphic; it shows Just what stuff
missionaries are made of and commends their
work by the best commentator of all work-the
illustration of noble lives devoted to it. We are
very fortunate in being able to present this paper
" oui ie'ue's' mhch we heeu no. commend 10
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