Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18
Mafriiman e Journal
Current Mention.


SEE advertisement Of farm for sale In anothe
column.
THE Bishop House is being repaired and re
furnished.
fRFD T.. SMITH, Esq, is enjoying himself anon
the Adrondacks.
SEE advertisement Of Montpelier Union schoo
In another column
THK dome OF the state capitol Is receiving
fresh coat OF paint.
THE sale Of the Jacobs house is postponed tw,
weeks. See advertisement
THE list Of committees Of the state fair has beer
received, and 1t will be published next week.
4. r. SKINNER has a fine assortment Of fire
works for campaign purposes for sale See ad
vertisement.
THE regular Thursday evening drill OF Company
H., after having been discontinued for some time
was commenced last week.
DR. Lucy A. COOKE generally known "a Sleep
ing Lucy, is at her residence in Montpelier, and
will remain till September LIST, where she will be
happy TO receive her friends
JOHN EWING and John Ewing, Jr, were arrested
q, ~ -, "AN o'oab". oeio ,'
ous'.,o H. n r'''o ine ior,her WAS nneo Sif'o|'
NAN VIC '"'''' was u'''n"'so" 'io'' ous'ouy'
The Montpelier Wells River railroad has re-
uNeou y, avs VI i"ie uuiins 'ne s'''e iair'
'Nwn UP .''Ao' i,o" "ons n''e' put NJ ohe
N'"'' "'" '''"' o'"e' '''''o"s !" p'opo'uo"'
AN adjourned meeting OF the committees OF the
Grand Army Posts Of Washington county will be
neiu NJ the nail Oh fost BROOKS, MONDAY, August
H., A.. ~ -. '' 70 ''-
ihh uarneio ana Ar'nur eiuo rooms are open
uay anu nish'' anu eVery pouy-ina'e ana ienaie'
y, "n"'o.,, pom'''si a,'''a',on-are coruiaiiy In
'i'eu W oan' ING leau'hg ua'y ana weekly pa
,-s,o oonosuas' 10 reoepuon n'sh' iof
~, '''.'oo ~ VI. u"'no'u anu A.'""r oiuu roonns'
" ~, =, .no cruz ~oa'a pe pieaseu 70 see
'non a'-nv matter whether .ney are hepuolcan
VI D'"o''""' i" 'neif synipa'n'eS'
LAWN PARTY and picnic will be held In s. H..
a,.@ e'o,o III o"'"is "eunesuay' august
''", anu ,n,'nao .nrousn Tue evening rainy
wan oo .o'u 'he a"y ioho"'ng' ihere Will DC
''O IVA """''"s' n'''''''o" 70" oen's'
WE are pleased to learn that the Oldest pho
tographic gallery In Montpelier, 80 long occupied
by C. II. Freeman, and which has been closed
during the past six months. il to be reopeped bv
Mr.. A. N, Blanchard about the 9th instant
t,o, pvnv. p,.,, p..,,
n vsrv ah,e sneahar Oil, no in hi, oonn,n no.,
,ha ,os, =, III, ,,,n,,,h 49,, ,,,u -. A.
nolitical ,ssue, =, ,ha d.r 80 dasn,,,
announcement, ~ tho ,,mo. ond ,,.na. lin ~
,n.ao -, ~. ...,.,a,
"."oh' are ahoa' respecting 'he SAFE OF the
VOTES Vi 'ne manufacturing company Oh Mont'
pe.e' :" parties VIM VIII u'ihAe 'ne" ior manu-
iAo'ur'ns purposes Out !. III SAFE 10 say .hat nc
so,,o raoo,;o,,ona a.. ~, 80, ''e-
w. '
hhSh' W. LoLL vi worcester was arrested on
SATURDAY ior intoxica'ion, put IN jail 10 cool OIL
ooo-o o"s.'0 ~ N i'e'u io us
oioseu ha'ins Procureu hquor oi one omith In the
jockey yard, and four glasses of beer of Dennis
Champlain. Lull WAS fined 50 CO. which he Maid
and VIVA d;scbaroad
CHAIRMAN HUsE made good point the other
night on introducing General Thomas tn tho
upovs In p,,a ), ,uhau 10 ;s A.. T.. A,
-, "eA "o '"'u '""' e'"oo she
southern prigauiers had become 30 plenty and SO
honored among us be thought perhaps he ought
to apologize for Introducing a Union soldier II
doas IooL n ,;,,,a ,bat vo,
ESQ, Will speak at Marshtield tomorrow Thurs