Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-22

The fare from Montpelier and return will be So.
The route will be by way of Boston and the Fall
River boats. 1t is a most attractive trip and will
doubtless attract a large number Of excursionsts.
DOUBTLESS some of our subscribers have read
the statement recently published in the news
papers to the effect that kerosene oil was one Of
the most beneficial lotions that could be used in
cases OF diphtheria, rheumatism, etc. We learn
from an exchange that 1t was tried upon the per-
son Of an old lady suffering from rheumatism the
other day. The stuff struck to her heart almost
instantly upon application, and came near being
fatal in its effect.
REV. G. G. FROST OF Maine gave a temperance
lecture at Trinity chapel Sunday evening, after
the close OF the services at the other churches
He had large and apprecative audience, ~ he
always does when he visits Montpelier. Having
just entered the ministry he was overlooking with
the emotions and considerations appropriate to
his new calling; nevertheless he gave an excellent
address, and his coming will always be greeted
by hosts OF friends.
ONE OF our Boston exchanges states that infor-
nation has been received from Washington to the
effect that letters directed to local offices may be
forwarded, notwithstanding the recent order; and
railway mairclerks are instructed to forward all
letters received to their proper destination ac
cording to their best judgment The department
evidently realizes that the order il somewhat nre
mature and that the reform IL proposes sbould he
introduced more gradually.
r,,, ,r,,,, ,uo. o,oo ,,,,, T., ,,sho,, H.. h,s,
ness man, and this is how he did it; In all places
,,,l,oro ,o,,soanor "a rr,,lishoa o,or, h,s,,oss
III, g., aa,,o.,so IT, 4, 49,, a. +, a,,,,s
,,,,,ro ,,a,, 40, .,a,,r,, ,,,a IA ,h ,,,a -,
his h,siross in v,hich he 10 orgoaod I, ha,ns q,
sns,a,r ,ho ,,anor ana Lots noe,io a. d;s,anco
lno,y Nh ,ho ,ow, IA t,,il Of hns;ros. man Tho
paper finds its way into thousands of places where
a hand-bill cannot reach. card in a Newspaper
is a travelling sgn-board and eau be seen by
every reader"
wv aro ,,oosod 70 ,oarr t,,oro ia ovor,, ,,,o.
,ec, that tbe vacancy in tho rectorshin of cbr,st
rhnrch will he snoedi,v and worry accor,ahl, snod
,rho o,,,roi, ,os,,, have ,,,,oa q, oa,, par t,ou1
+ nm, Of ,sh,snd Nav ua,n,,sh,ra and :, i,
49,, Ia ,.,,, ,,o i,5,ooa =, a,aa,, AZ. nan :.
,,oun,or,,, ,,o,,,ouan -, ,ha h;a,os, o,,,,,.a
al ti.,,,as, Chr,s,;or ,rr,,osa Ia l. -,
oor,,os, o,d .t,r,o,i,,o avnn,ndor - ,ho ,o,,h
and ,ndor h;s ,o;r,s,ra,;nns ra ,rst tho ohnro,
and society will be greatly prospered.
Tar ao.,, =, urs wu,,ar II t.,,oh;ns ,h,o,
ooorrrod vor, srddon,,, ON wodnosda, =, loo,
roo,, ta,,s ,,;,, orns,;n,, ,o;oh, r,or ,ha h,,s-
h,nd and ,hroo ,,orn, oliIdron Tha,ah . n,,i,,a
-, C,s,,o,on sho had o. ,on rosidod in ,,o to,,,,
~ NJ Conraa and Miss Incv 7 pradshow NO.,
,,o,o o,d 49, ~ g., a,a,,, ,o.ro ao,,,a,a,o,,oa
al tor,, ,,a,,,, ...oar ,,ou.o,n, o,,aaI,,o.,a
rIor o;fau, ox,,,ar<,no ~ s,,;.;,, "a ,,i,,a,,asa
=, '.,.'..,... IT,. -. -,
hor honaoIa,a rho boroo,,od ,o,i,,.
49, ia. -. - 49,,
LIE ANNUAL meeting vi the Union MUTUAL rire
s p"' ""' no'u i"'. "eeA " ou"e'-
49,. -, -. ,,.,, - ~, y,
-, 49,, ,,..,,ss - wv -
W p,,,s,, ~ -. yr,.,,.e.,',..
Hal, Ill., p,,,,o,,d oa,.tr ,oh. sho,a..,
os,ea.,a -. H.. n',,.n.. I.s,,i,,,.'
go. ' -. 49,, n1'.. '..'.'i
~ =, - u,,.T W.
C.,s,.,s -. $50 ~ y,
-, go ,.,,1...,."a, -.
Nv pax.,,' ,,,ao do, I'D ,as
r,,,s,, ~ ~ p ,roaa,.a. we + -
''''''' ~ u i''""' '''''"''' W. . i'"'"'"'
fortiand' Maine, ana GAINING TO be canvassing
Tor Portland newspapers stole horse belonging
TO MARSHALL Campoeii oil Berlin last saturday
h'gnt Drought the morse 10 TINS village ana put
' rp ~, '"o D''"op 'io.o' coy ''n"' ''oi"'as
s"o ,o'I VOC ,,., "-u W. 80"
-. u.s. 80 ,.n ~
aaoo ,'.s, '"a we 49,. " Jos, - 80 ~, "
S,,o.~, :, ~. ,,As.,a,,a. ,an. o,. sa..'
-, a., w., r,ss 49, .
49,, -, A.. ,,,,,,-
~, ta, 49,. ~. IT. ,
..as,os,,.,'a, n,,s -, ~ 49,. hf
"a 49, =, a.. ,,,a,,,o.,
ihh ANNUAL n'ee''ns vi 'he vermont MUTUAL
rire INSURANCE Company was heiu III ''''s 'h"'se
oh 'ne lou, INST "hen Tue io''owins directors
were elec.eu 'or 'neehsu'ns year Aauisoh county,
L. ~ h'uriuse' Deuh'ns'on county, ohar'es H.
lioueuton' ohi''chuen county " /. Noyesi oaie-
uoh'" county fredericN rie'cher' Essex county
hiram A. ou'.'ng' rHanh'ih county D. IL. o'uille-
county. w. II II. Bineham Orleans county. !
N. Webster: Rutland county. George Rurples.
Washington county. +. p. Red6eld Charles Dewey.
s Camp. Fred Il Smith and C.. r S,hin.
Windbam conntv C. w Wvman. Windsor countv
f. C. Watson. The following are the officers
President. W. H. II. Bingham; yice.president,
Fred f Smith: secretary. lanes T. Sabin. treas.
urer II N ranln Jr
,.h,,a, ,,oo,;, - ,,,o p,n,,o.s, u,...,
,,,a,,.a,,oo C,,.,,,,,, Ia =, a., W.
A., la, 40 ,',,a,',;., Ia "a, ,-a.
o,oo,od TO- ,,o ons,,;no, ,,o,r -, witt. Ji.oa,o,.s
,a,,aa., n.,,,,,,. -, n III, pn...,,.,....,
-, IT,, CHI. 49,. $3.50 ,,'''-''''
C,,e,,. 60 CT, c,,i...,..'
49,. - - v-a,as, - -. Go
=, y,,,. ~ N -, Is IS
1,,a -. No., Iandav Ia,,,;,,a 49,. ~ ~
nd. o. oanr.,, I,,n S,o,rns. 0,,o,,,s
county, George A. Human; Rutland county
Bradley Fish Washington county, Joseph Poland
Theron o. Bailey, George w. Scott, s. c. Shurt
| left and p. p Pitkin; Windham county, T. j. b
| Cudworth; Windsor county, p. II. Robbins and
| George T. Hazen Odcers-President, Perley p
| Pitkin; vice-president, Torrey T. Wales; secre
| tary, Joseph Poland; treasurer, George W. Leslie
| r u,.,.,,o,, c,,,,,,..,. s,, c1..,
- - w
sou ~, 'o'o yo1 io'o"V'n' o"'s' na'i''
pies's' ""u o"'ses ''9Vo' 'os' anu D'H'o'
'''s "''' I'm MS ~'n' 0'ao' al
''e peu'',o"' VI ~ nei'"' anu ,"o .eH''", g.,
m,'n Ho'p,'n' "Hu'' ',ie ''on'pe,oi
| "V'is h''oi hhiiio'u S"ihP"hJ' "hiSh "oro hcar'