Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-13
Current Mention.

tOn IN tnOse states on luesuay.
SUPREME COURT commences next Tuesday.
CIR your toys and china goods at webster's
DIR HUNT has just put out fine sign, painted
by Guptil.
MIR. A. d. BANCROFT has returned from Colo
RADIO in improved health.
A NEW plank walk has been laid from J. W.
Clarks to W. o. Standishs.
Go and look over webster's stock OF fancy
goods, even II you don't wish to buy.
A. NICHOLAS has some good furnished rooms
to rent, easily accessible to the state house.
The authorities are relaying the sidewalk on
State street from the state house to Middlesex
street.
DESIRABLE farm for sale is advertised by
Mrs Sarah A. Gary, executix Of the estate OF the
late +. Gary.
FRAcAs between Frank Gravelin and Francis
Butterfly, on Saturday night, resulted in the de-
moralization of Butterfly
THE epizootic has reached our village, The
horses Of Dudley's stable are afflicted with it,
and one of Charles Silver's has died.
ANY one wishing to purchase farm in the
Vicinity VI MOutptltT Will HHu ~ Ttft CnhnCt ny
inquiring of S S. Kelton of this village.
THE young mems Democratic headquarters
have been removed from Howe's building to
rooms over the Argus and Patriot office
IN the celebrated divorce case OF Lane rs.
Lane, we learn that the petition of the husband
has been granted, and divorce decreed
WE move that as our public hall has had new
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the name we suggest that it bear in the future.
NOTICE change of time on Central Vermont
The mail passenger train south leaves an hour
later, and the express passenger ten minutes
earlier.
TWELVE carloads OF excursionsts left here yes
terday morning en- route for the White Noun
tains, notwithstanding the dreary appearance of
the day.
Mr.. MARCUS D. GILMAN has completed his
photography Of Vermont, work which involved
immense labor. The list comprises about six hun
bred titles.
A REGULAR communication OF Aurora Lodge,
No %, Free and Accepted Masons will be held at
their hall, on Monday evening, October 18th, at
seven o'clock.
ANY oHe having WrltlnE 10 10 coulu NOT lnNest
his money more profita5ly than by buying a
gold pen. A large stock of them can be found at
Phinney's bookstore.
REMEMBER Mrs. Mary A. Livermore lectures in
village hall next week Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, October 10 and 20 Tickets can be pro-
cured at T. C. Phinney's
The house Of Ed. Wright on Seminary Hill was
pntprpd Monday nj hk Inn ulara yho adad
in making their escape with small quantity OF
pork, butter and potatoes.
PERSONS wishing to rent house can find one
on Seminary Hill called the Mcdonald house, with
eleven or twelve rooms, nearly opposite Denison
Deweys. Apply to Denson Taft
Mrs. d. A. SLACK has just returned from Bos-
ton and is now ready to do work in the latest
and most approved style. Those in want OF
dress-making please give her call.
For sale at bargain, small turbine water
wheel, with gear and shafting complete. Nearly
new. Can be seen at n P. Brooks & Sons store,
South Main street, Montpelier, Vermont.
GEORGE L. STORY is closing ont the dry goods
stock of Hinkley & Best in the commodious store
formerly occupied by George Jacobs in Walton $
new building good chance for bargains.
sTEKErEE's pin worm destroyer advertised in
another column, and sold by Mrs L, C. Skinner,
Montpelier, seems to be a safe and harmless REM
edy for an infantie affection. Read the adver-
tsement.
A HARVEST gathering will be held in the vestry
of the Baptist church, Monday evening, October
19h A pleasant social entertainment may be
expected Admission, ten cents. Proceeds to be
devoted to re-roofing the house.
GEORGE A. PUTNAM, the Marshfield cash or
ready pay merchant, has just returned from New
York, and says he will "se more goods for a
dollar than can be bought elsewhere in Vermont"
He would like to have everybody call and make
him prove it,
MIR, RICHARD W. TEMPLE has purchased the
bankrupt stock of goods of Hnkley & Best. OF
him the Free Press says he has been long and
favorably known in the dry goods trade OF Bur
lngton, and has a host of friends there who wish
him every success.
Mr., DAVID c. WARDEN, well and favorably
known to many of our citizens as clerk in the
corner store,'' and lately in the employ of
c. f, Wyman at Waterbury, is about to go to
Minneapolis, where he has secured position in a
wholesale dry goods store.
HENRY LOWE & Son, proprietors OF the Imperial
Pagoda Tea Company, are selling line Of teas
which, for variety, quality and cheapness in
price is unsurpassed in this market. They have
an excellent line Of choice family groceries and
produce, at popular prices.
The friends OF Edwin C Hayden have put into
the hands of William c. Chamberlin one OF thu
jurors in the trial, sum Of money to secure thu
names of that jury and of other citizens to
petition asking the legislature to commute his
sentence to imprisonment for life.
The next festival OF the Episcopal choirs o
Vermont will be held in Woodstock in MAY next
The executive committee is Rev. c. T. Ogden o
Bellows Falls, C. L. Parker of Vergennes, Charlie
Il Allen Of Burlington, +. W. Bancroft OF Mont
pelier and j. H. Williams Of Bellows Falls.
G, A. BEST, having bought OF S. S. Towner hi
stock of millinery and fancy goods, will continue
the business in Holmes block opposite the post
office. He employs very superior milner from
the city, and for style and quality Of work his es
Enlistment will not be inferior TO any in Vermont
THE diocese OF Vermont Is represented in thu
general convention of the Protestant Episcopa
church now in session in New York, by the Rev
Messrs Atwill, Putnam, Collins and Randall
Hon, T. p Reifiald, James II. Williams, Esq
Hon. George +. Edmunds and Charles Glen
ent, ESQ.,
THE first number Of the School Echo " Ia re
ceived. 1t is published by the students OF tn
West Randolph High School in the interest OF ed
uca.ion in general and Of that school In particular
The present issue contains fourteen pages Is we
printed on calendered paper, and is credit t
the school
X, M. YALE & Co., furnish genuine buntin
flags, all lettered, at short notice and low price,
These gentlemen have too high a respect for tn
American flag to disgrace 1t with shoddy ms
terals See their advertisement and equip YOU
sell with beautiful flag for campaign or an
other purposes.
j. c. GRIGGs has now in stock very fin
assortment OF ladies', misses and childrens bu
ton boots. Specially Is made OF keeping ladies
boots In all the different widths, 30 customer
visiting his store are sure OF good fit Call fC
those hand-sewed shoes. They are easy, stylis
and very durable. Remember the place, j. {
Griggs shoe store. Waterbury.
PURE BLOOD the absolute necessity of healtl
The marvellous results Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
upon all humors aud low conditions OF the bloc
las proven by the cures effected) prove 1t the be
blood medicine. Such has been the success
this article at home that nearly every family
whole neighborhoods have been taking 1t at II
same time 1t eradicates scrofula, vitalizes an
enrches the blood, thereby restoring and rem
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