Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-27


to us, by the earliest possible conveyance, returns
OF the presidential vote on Tuesday next.
VILLAGE HALL Is being painted.
MoSTpELiERs first snow Of the season last
Sunday.
SEE DIR, Lucy Cookies advertisement in another
column.
MRs ErHRAIM GARY has lost a valuable horse.
from epizootic and lung fever.
WALKER & PurFER sell the best So 90 pebble
goat button shoe lower than ever.
MIR. T. o. BAILEYs dagger coll" died of
horse distemper or epzootic last Saturday.
ONE hundred barrels for sale, all in good order
for cider, at L, b. Huntingtons, No State
street
A PLAiNFIELD school excursion visited Mont
pelier Wednesday, taking in the capitol and other
points Of interest
QUITE number Of Montpelier people will take
advantage of the low excursion rates to pay a
visit to the I" Hub"
SENATOR JUSTIN S. MORRILL, arrived at New
York from Europe by the steamer Adriatic, on
Friday, with his family
COLONEL KITTnDGE HAsKIss OF Bratteboro
has been appointed acting United States District
Attorney vice B. +. ffield, Esq, resigned.
AT the late meeting of the American Society Of
Microscopy" held at Detroit, DR.. Hiram A. Cut
ting Of Vermont was elected an honorary member.
For misses and children's shoes buy Joyces.
They acknowledged to be the best in use and
are kept in Montpelier by Walker & Pufer only.
No high prices.
FREE return checks will be furnished by the
Central Vermont railroad company to all who at
tend the State Sunday -school convention at Rut-
land this week.
The exhibition of the Junior and senior classes
OF the Vermont Conference Seminary will be held
in the seminary chapel next Friday evening. Citi-
zens are invited.
BARRE ladies should look out for Mrs. S. J.
Jones' advertisement next week. as IL will be OF
special interest to those wishing to purchase
cloaks or millinery.
Ir gives us pleasure to saw that. in the matter
of fine boots. Walker & Puffer fullv redeem all
their promises We have made trial of them,
and can speak by the book
,v,v iron hrdoe IA 20 ho ,ry, ocro.s wor.
oo.,o- h.,,,a,, H., w. ,1o.,uai vor,,,,,, .at,,oa
company for the purpose of accommodating their
new road from this village to Barre junction.
Turn, mill ha n s,a,o ,,,,sioo, ooo,an,,or n,
Middlehnrv IN oc,oher az, and Novomhor IA, %
and "A predecessor n r,norsnr viii cordrc,
and Mrs Iarnio pa,rcL woi,,or ia oxooo,od 90 he
present.
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"roors rrrond ;, 10 Tho la,oI. a,'a hos, hoo,, on,
and sbond he rand no overvhody I,car no fund
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Deen III SeSs'on "' new iorA' Inc v's' "i'e
'ne 'aDorious SESSIONS Oh orleans ana washington
'ouH'S courts mas greatly fei'eS"eu nun
MIR AND Mrs. E. l. WHITE OF North Duxburl
w'Sh' through the columns OF the wArohMAN, t'
eApfess .ne,f s'noe'e anu heai'ie'' 'nanhs 20 'ei
many if'enaS Vi III" pace 'or 'n' n"no'oph'
piose"' anu many p''' i"Eois' sum ac's y
kinuhess VIII ever DC remembered oy them VIII
ieenhgs Oh gratitude ana love-
THE general term of the supreme court of Yer
mont began its session yesterday, the whole
bench being present There are about fifty cases
Oh the uocket, the trial OF whlch Will occupy
ABOUT TWO weeks Inc cases tired yesterday
were Erastus fieid U.s. l. N austin, et a., ant
curtis fierce u.s. Edward A. Smith
THURSDAY morning last T.. p. Cotton, Jr., only
son OF ex-Lieutenant. Governor Cotton, was in
stanty killed at Irasburgh by being run over b,
the wheel Of a loaded wagon. He was six year
old, and was unusually intelligent and beloved BY
the people OF that community Hosts oil hlend
throughout the state VIII extend their sympathie
10 the deeply bereit family
THE Central Vermont railroad offers reduced
rates to Boston and return from October 18th t.
November 9, inclusive, ~ follows: Rouses Poin
to Colchester, $500; Essex Junction to North
field, $500; Essex Junction to Sutherland Falls
$500; Roxbury to Charlestown, S4 90; Rutland t.
bartonVhe, Saw llconderoga' and all station
on the ADDISON DIVISION 20 w.
The surgeon general OF the United States arm.
announces that the appropriation for supplying al
tificial limbs during the year ending June 30th
1884, is now so far exhausted that no more orders
either for limbs in kind or for communication, ca
be issued until further provision shall have bee
made by congress The small balance uneS
penueu wiz oe feq"''eu '" pay eiaiiis a'ieau
"pp'o'eu'
A sUNDAYscHooL meeting will be held a
Hinesburgh, "wednesday, November Sd, commend
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