Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-04

pamphlets, and give complete exhibition Of the
organization, facilities for study and the cond-
ton Of the institutions which send them out
THE Hagerstown (Marylaud) Press says; "The
colossal bronze statue OF victory which stands In
the park at Lowell before the tomb Of the first
soldiers that fell In the revolution Is lasting and
beautiful tribute OF art II IL one OF the first OBJ
iects sought by strangers visiting our sister city,
which indeed many visit, purposely to soc this
elegant object Of high art 1t was obtained from
the king Of Bavaria by Dr. J. C. Aver, to whom
his majesty was especially gracious In acknowl-
edgrnent OF what his remedies are reputed to
have done for the suffering sick 1t was donated
by the doctor to the city Of Lowell as apermanent
and speaking emblem OF the victories both OF
science and arms"
CENTRAL VERMONT POMONA GRANGE, Patrons
Of Husbandry, will hold It's regular quarterly
meeting, and election Of officers for the year 1880,
at Berlin Corners, on Tuesday next, February
10th, commencing at ten o'clock A. NJ. The fifth
degree will be conferred In the forenoon, and all
who are entitled to Il and desire 1t must be present
at half-past ten A. NJ The afternoon session Will
be public, and interesting exercises for the good
OF the order and entertainment of the public are
expected. The question Fought the legislature
Of Vermont to pass laws to prevent discrimina-
ton between the rates Of local and through
freights7" will he discussed in the afternoon.
The public are invited to attend and take part In
the afternoon exercises. A large attendance OF
patrons throughout the county is looked for, and
some speakers from other parts Of the state are
| expected.
Tur ,birteen,h ANNA, epcampment of the
Grand Armv NJ tho Ronpb,ic department Of Yer
mon, will he held n, Rutland on Wednesday and
Tbursdav Fehruarv 1s,b and 10Th The follow
inc orders have been issued by Department Com
mander 7 IT Gambling NJ Rutland: "Head-
oparters vii, be established n. the Rates House.
where special rates have been made for comrades
ATTENDING and tho onenino session NJ the encamp.
ment will take Mace Mt the hall Of Roberts Post.
| No IA Mt three o'clock p NJ Wednesday the
18th. Post commanders are charged to have all
| reports due and not sent in forwarded at once
that their posts NAV be entitled to representation
| at the encampment. All delegates. alternates.
most commanders and others entitled to seats will
he careful to have proper credentials. and will
notify the assistant adjutant general OF their in
| tention to be present, that their names may be
| placed on the roll All visiting comrades will be
welcome and can attend the sessions of the en-
campment. Further details will be given in
further orders.
LAST Wednesday afternoon sixteen Of the ma
sonic fraternity Of Montpelier and vicinity went
to St. Adams on a visit to their brethren OF the
| Mystic Tie. On arriving at St. Albans. they were
| met nv T. s Miller. worshipful master of Euglesby
| Lodge No "a warmly welcomed and taken to
| the Walden Uouse In the eveninp the work Of
| tho order was exemnlif;ed In the most effective
manner nv Brother Miller and the officers Of
Engesbv Lodge. after which followed commit
men,arv and congratulatorv remarks from the
visi,;pg bre,bren Than tho visitors uere taken
hack IN the Walden and Refreshments and social
converse occup;ed the bre.bren ill, a ,at;ab bour
Tho next morning the visiting bretbren were
taken IN the various places Of interest in and
about ST A,bans and at ten o'clock departed for
homo having had n ylorions time and feeling
tho, I, yas GOOD and pleasant n have dwelt 10
,o,hor Tho occasion will Ion, he remambered
a. ono ~ tho r,oaoa,,os, 4, o,r nasor;c Visiting
and ,,o or, hone ,ha, tho time w;,, coma sneedilv
uhor ,vo can recnroca,e tho favors raceved
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Second "Mind az a Function of the ORGANISM :,
problam the Third "Tbe s,here NJ Sense and
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TO somewhat tumid ana deciamatory style
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personal qualities and nature intensely In carr
= est, win In the forum to-day In point oil easy nal
, ural delivery and fresh original thoughts, grace
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& racy-notabiy 30 was Miss Iuilar OF st. Adams
= her essay on cooks and cooking. ROCK oil Ages,
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