Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07
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DR. A. CLARK, dentist, gives notice to his pa
irons that no VIII be absent from his Office for ten
""y' nun '"e 'o'" vi '"o p'eSe"' 'ho"'"'
REHEARSAL Tor the coming old folks concert
was held at Bethany chapel last evening, and
another occurs this evening at the same place.
A HANDSOME stand Of flowers was to be seen at
Christ church on Sunday. There was also a beau
tifui vase offowersat Bethany church on that day
AT meeting of Christ church vestry on Mon
day evening, Rev. DIR. Hull, the rector rendered
his resignation. The vestry now have the matter
under consideration
A STATED convocation Of King Solomon Royal
Arch Chapter No. 7, will be held ut Masonic
hail. on Thursday evening, May 9Th, at half-past
seven o'clock Work
Ar the last meetinp Of the Good TemnIar lodge
resolutions were offered expressive of sympathy
for T. X. Gordon who has lately met with be-
reavement In the death OF his wife.
HENRY Conn marble dealer. ia going tn sell
his large and varied assortment Of monumental
work at cost durino the present season An on
portunity for those who wish to get good trade
THOSE who are intending to build are referred
to the advertisement, of Matt n. Cove. of Plain
field. He IL omen TO contract for all work in the
carpenter and Joiner line and will do bis hest to
give satisfaction.
T,,r .r,ov,, ~, n INN, o,sh ,,,o r on
limited States Bonds or exchange them for four
per cents. The four per cent? for sale in nil de-
nominations. $50, 800. $500 and 81 900. either
coupon or registered.
Iy Hon ramos p,rro,,,s io,,or n, uToaoh;n,,
and reochors In Co,,eoes " n,h,;sbed ,as, ,vooL
aho,, ,,,,1.a, ~ +, Il, ,ha oio,,ao ,hio, .,oo,
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the word philosophic should read philoSogic.
VIZ are Glad IN ro,o Tho, pov ch.r,os parl
brr., hos Neon ro,nrnoa 60 Tho ,,.s,or,,o ~ tho
Methodist church bere NJ parkb,rst bos nroved
accountants 40 a rroochor n nas,or ond a c,,ivor
and his return ia in accord with the wishes If His
people
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chased NJ Mr. Gilman NJ this town tho niano hoy
buoyv that tool, tho frst nr;ve M tho Ce,tepnial
exhibition Mt pb;ladelnbia which ia n very fine
niece Of workmanship, and was bpilt Mt an ex-
pense To the manufacturer of some $500
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,,o .,a,a,on, 3D., T. II ~. III, sa'.,.,,
t,,o pos,o, ro,,,.r,,, 4, vou,,, ,,,,,,, ,aass,,n
the boston journal IN vermont, with headquar-
ters AT Springfield '-Erchdnge. eproprieto's
OF the Boston journal made the hrst announce
ment Ism that paper very generally read by
our state contemporaries
THE county committee on textbooks held their
first meeting at the Pavilion on Saturday last
We can obtain no information from the committee
in regard to their decision, which, they claim, was
MT oy any means maj; out from divers agents
we gather that Appletons readers and fishs
arithmetics stand hrst In the minds oil the COM
m''tee mus iar'
THE ills which flesh is heir to are more often
due to impurities in the blood than is generally
supposed. The publication Of this vital fluid en-
ables the system to ward off its worst enemies
There is no doubt that Hoods S,rsaparilla il one
OF the best blood purifiers in the world, and we
ieel confident that those who give 1t trial will
not be disappointed by it.
To correct any misrepresentation which may ex-
list concerning the number in the several depart
ments Of our school, we have taken pains to as
certain the actual attendance, and find 1t rs fol-
lows: Numbers One and Two, fifty-two; Three
and Four, forty-four; Five and Six, forty-six;
Seven and Eight, thrty-seven; Nine, twenty six
Ten, twenty grammar school, forty-two
Co,oxv, Iovcv 1, sooms ,,;I ho do,oinoa n.
Washington until after Decoration Day, and will
be unable TO deliver the address here 1t is al
together probable that General Thomas or Gov.
ernor Dillingham;, or perhaps both will be invited
to address our people on that occasion. General
p. p. Pitkin has been appointed marshal and Mrs
J. NJ. Poland chairman Of the floral committee.
Or tho numero,s ssod and r,on, Embellishments.
conno,na tor tho ,rh,o f,,,or ,ha, ~ yvi,,;an, II
Rowdi,ch e.5 wa rren :, reet r. ,rovo u.,n pos,or
4. dosorv;na ~ On ovo.,,,ionau,, hi,h rani,
Tbouob nav IN ma II has hecome a oreat favori,a
with Massachusetts people. An order this Spring
has already been filled, and for excellent quality
and generous dealing they are deserving of all
praise. We advise our people to give them trial
Ano,rr m,dnoh, ~ Fr;do, ,,oro UNA NJ, .,ar,,
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