Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-10
WafrlIman d Journal
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1870.
Current Mention.

Our tax payers should bear in mind that the
second installment Of town taxes is now due
THE adjourned term Of the Washington county
court commences Its session on Tuesday next.
THE annual meeting for election of officers of
Brooks Post Grand Army OF the Republic occurs
next Tuesday evening.
REV. JOSEPH Cook will lecture in Middlebury
on Thursday, December 18th. His subject will
be Ultimate America
MIR. EDWIN R. WEBSTER, formerly OF Cabot, is
again elected member OF the Legislature Of Massa-
chusetts from East Boston.
REV J. NJ. c. FULTON, formerly pastor Of
Trinity church, has been advanced to priesthood
in the Episcopal church at Brandon.
AT the municipal election in Boston yesterday
the present mayor, T. o. Prince, Democrat was
reelected by about two thousand plurality
IT has been decided to postpone work for the
Home for Destitute Children at Burlington, by
the ladies Of Montpelier, till after the holidays.
WHILE cbopping recently, Clark W. Sanders OF
East Montpelier cut his foot very badly and nearly
bled to death before medical aid could be procured
No lady should go without watch when she
can buy solid gold one for fifteen dollars at
Meads. He sells other goods at equally low
rates
T. C. PHiSNEy has just returned from New
York and Is now opening the finest stock of holt.
day goods ever offered in town Call and ex-
anime them
TEAS AND corrEEs Of the very choicest brands
NAV now be bought at the store NJ the Inrar;a,
Pagoda Tea Company at old ante-war prices.
Now is the time to purchase.
AT the vestrv of the Church NJ the Messiah this
evenino. the comic drama NJ "Tbo Factory Girl ;,
vii, he nresepted with an admirable cas, NJ cho,.
acters. Admission fifteen cents
Jrpor Wu,,,u p,xoprv who has inc, talon
bis scat nm the bench NJ Wipdsor county corrt
was assistant iudge NJ our county corr, for,,.oro
wears AGO. he then residing in Wai,s6eld
PRIV I'M / T. p,vv,x 81 wosh;no.o, N n
formerly Of St Albans celebrated the twenty. m
anniversary Of his MARRIAGE November ao,b
Tho affair was a most eniovabIe ono
No.. h.. 900
mora ~ ,bose hoe, n,a,ed trivos Can oar,v 60
secrre tho old nrico ue has also n ro,, na,on,
fork that 10 ahead If ANYTHING in tho market
~ "n. ''o anu oe'' so
tho s,a,o n, EIts G. cIoason,s ria iii T.,
ao,d n, tho varv Lowest rates and sa,;ssao,;or
,,oran.ooa
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"on'PeNe'' anu ne AWAY mas 'ne incest stock OIL
- ,,al,o III. - r,., Jcr,.al,Ia H. =.
80 Cou o,a o,a,,,i,o r0'
lHE hrst annual exhibition oil the - WIDE
Awake poultry club Will be held at st. Johns
oufy, December oo'h' olst' ana January ISL A
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anu W. presume '"o'o wiz oo " soou'y S"o"'
j. T. GRioGs THIS week calls special attention tt
his fine stock OF slppers-slippers for ladies', slip
pers for gentlemen, slippers for boys slippers fol
children-all styles, all prices Come and see al
DE- u "r'gSs shoe s'ore' Waterbury, vermont
The collector of taxes of the village of Brattle
boro put the whole thing in nutshell when h,
said at their recent village meeting, The wors
trouble in the collection Of taxes comes from per
sons of ample means who can pay If they will.
THE new Vermont Farmer had a good send of
last week, the entire edition of two thousanC
copies being exhausted Mr.. Thayer proposes t,
print twenty-five hundred copies this week, and
we trust this will be sufficient to meet the demand
MEssRs WHITNEY & CoGGINs. dentists Mt 10,
fremont street, Boston, congratulate our peoplt
that thew are to be favored with DIR G. + Hmm
as dentist He has been their assistant for til,
past two years and they recommend him a su
peror dentist.
VINO says that the age of superstition In,
passed? A man in Randolph has been prospect.
ing with his little stick and says that east of the
cemetery Mr.. Bnyden's lot there is water
enough within twenty feet OF the surface to supply
the whole village
CAPTAIN MEAD says: " Save money by calling
on me. Iou will find the larger stock Of watches,
jewelry, silver and plated ware, spectacles, etc
than at any store in the state of Vermont, and
what is more, am going to sell them at prices
that cannot be beat
LAST Saturday Frank Callahan of Duxbury
came to town to attend his brothers funeral, ant
while walking along the sidewalk in front of vii
lage hall, slipped and fell lie was picked up in
sensible and carried into the Bishop Hotel, WHERE
his wounds were dressed by Dr. IT, f. Maloy. lie
recovered In about an hour ana went nome.
MEssRs WALKER & PUFFER, successors to S
Chase, have adopted as their motto " Give every
man fair deal, which they propose to do by
selling for cash and at one price, and by making
quick sales and small profits, They will undoubt
edy see IL ior their interest 10 conduct the bnsl
ness III 'hat way as the Gay Oh high prices ana
large pronts mas gone py'
THERE narrow escape from first GAS.
blaze few days ago at the workshop Of Fishel
& Cotton in the cab shop buildings, Upon light
ing the gas the flakes of cotton waste which had
collected on the gas pipe became ignited, and the
flames rapidly spread. Prompt action on the
prevented