Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-06-16
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FULLER e. Son are selling the chest scvtbes in
tho world
THE hand gave what ia said To he their last ont
door concert Monday NIGHT
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MRS. D. \. DEWEY and her granddaughter,
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AS will be seen by the call at the head OF this
column, the Republicans oil this district hold their
convention at Rutland on Wednesday, June Both.
IHE examinations at the Union School occur
next TUESDAY and wednesday. They will be
largely oral and friends oil the school are invited
TO attend
REGULAR communication OF Aurora Lodge,
No ~ Free and Accepted Masons, will be held at
masonic nan on MONDAY evening" June list, at
haif-past seven O'CLOCK
GEORGE C. ARMS OF Waterbury has Just re-
ceived a carload of the famous Walter A. Wood
mowers which he is selling cheap. Farmers, give
him call, If you want to buy mower Of estab-
lished merit
Mr. GEORGE JACOBS continues the practice Of
buying butter for which he pays the highest
market price-transactng the business at his resi-.
dence. Dairymen will find it for their interest to
give him call.
WE have received from the pen of Mr. S. B.
Petting, formerly editor of the Rutland Herald
an obituary notice of the late Lieutenant Colonel
Oscar c. Hale OF the Sixth Vermont. 1t will ap-
pear next week.
A SPECIAL meeting Of Capitol 8 will be held at
their rooms next Friday evening, at seven o'clock,
for the purpose Of acting upon the report Of the
committee on bylaws. A full attendance of the
members is desired.
Ir any of the old npni,s n, the WASHINGTON
Co,p,v Crammor Sohao, hora hooL. ho,o,,,;,', %
the library they are requested to send them to the
principal at once. Special inquiry is made for
volumes 7 and s of the American Encyclodndia.
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nass,ng into a room in which ,vos I;ah,od L.
hecame ;aritad O,r ola ,o,,nsr,on paho., :
Coffev and three o,bars woro sovora,r h,rnod
one Oh them' 1t is Feared fatally.
The Boston, Concord & Montreal, Southeastern
and Portland Ogdensburg railroads have agreed
with the Montpelier & Wells River road that all
freight from Lake Champlan and the west shall 60
over the Portland & Ogdensburg the Wells River
line combining itself to local business.
CAPITOL GUARD Captain Ely Goddard in COM
mand, left for Burlington Tuesday morning The
company presented sodery appearance, The
capital will trust its reputation in their hands,
and il the Guards rank second among the repre-
sentatves OF our state militia we lose our wager.
DoN'T fail to 20 to Webster's and examine those
three-button kid gloves at forty-two cents. He
has just received six dozen parasos, which he will
sell very cheap and the biggest line OF buttons in
.ne COUNTY HOSIERY IN AL Styles ana prices,
large s'ock Oh goods' ana very small prices
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DIR JAMES c. HALL died in Washington city on
the 7th instant, aged seventy-six years. He was
eminent in his profession, and had been physi-
clan in presidential families from President Jack
son to President Hayes. He was known and very
highly esteemed by Vermonters In Washington,
ana by most oil our citizens who were ever in the
Puoiic service at the national capital.
AN employee OF our office. while on fishing ex-
cursion last week, found in the sugar.place Of
Lucian Downing, in Goshen Gore, an elm tree