Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-28
Current Mention.

hEfORTS OF tne yleld OF maple sugar TINS sea-
son from various points show that It is about the
same ms last year in some localities less.
THOMAS MurLALy, arrested for breach OF Il 9
peace on February 2Sth, was brought before jus
tice Livingston on Tuesday and fined ~ and costs,
amounting to $500
WEBSTER has gone to New York for his spring
goods, which will arrive the first of next week.
Be sure TO call and examine them before you buy,
and you will save money.
APPLICATIONS will be received from those de
string to compete for the corn and potato prizes,
up to May 10Th. Applicants should address Presi-
dent NJ. II. Buckham, Burlington.
Mn NJ. L. SUMNER, residing on Liberty street
extension, had cancer cut from his lip last week
DIR. Kemp performed the operation assisted by
DR.. Putnam. The patient is doing well.
ONE of the liveliest business men in the county
offers his stand at Waterbury for sale. 1t would
seem to be rare chance for man OF enterprise
and none other need step into the shoes OF George
c. Arms.
Our ladies will be glad to know that Miss NJ.
L. Page has returned from New York and Boston
markets with larger and better stock Of goods
than ever before. She will take pleasure in show
ing them
AMONG late sales OF real estate in town have
been the Mahlon Tapln premises, on New, above
Baldwin street, to c. c. Eaton, Esq, and the
Widow Cree place on Liberty street extension to
John Flanders and wife
To any one desiring to engage in the lumber
business, the inducements offered by the execu-
tors of Ira Richardson's estate in Waitsfield are
earnestly commended. See advertisement, d" Ex-
ecutor's sale at auction"
EAST CALAIS does not propose olet Stockbridge
beat it in hen stories, and contributes the follow
ing: From January LIST to April 23d, MIR. T. B.
Spencer's twen,y-sx hens have laid one hundred
and sixteen dozen and five eggs
WILL AND JERRY" ADAMS rise to explain in
our advertising columns that, full as their stock
has always been, it is now larger than ever be-
fore. MIR. Adams is well known as close buyer,
and he will give his customers the benefit of his
ability.
MRS JONES Of Barre imparts some information
in another column which will greatly interest the
ladies', especially at this season Of the year. She
has fine assortment OF goods, and we are in
formed that she is offering great inducements to
her patrons.
On Friday Milton Young Of Chelsea was arrested
by Officer ordway for ntoxication and on trial
before Justice II X. Field the next day was fined
az and costs This mot barg maid be ,yas talep
To Rn,lapd tn serve ninetv.tbree davs in house NJ
correc,;on
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pcation Of Miles the burglar for pardon. We
two on that subject and vonld advise them n
Give 4, their attention
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HERE Is the other side oil the story about TN
Marshhelu man. puoHShed last week Inc
heienoor hao leave 10 zap nine trees that stoot
pos'ue inc roau' Ai'er he tapped 'ne" ne wen
ih'o the pasture ana tapped eight more wlthou
leave III tapping them' he put TWO tups 10 tree
anu t"o spouts 10 tuo' "heh the tuos wer'
running over the sap was gathered once. mat
all
A SUBSCRIBER says: ave frequently see tn,
name of Thomas Kempis, with the a in Italic
and small. II 1t was a capital A, we should sup
pose it meant for the middle name" The prope
orthography Is as above with grave aecen
marx over the a; but as lew country printin
ohices nave the accented type 1t Is most com
monty seen az above. We will attend to his othe
inquiry In due time
ENCOURAGED by the liberal patronage an
hearty appreciation Of a generous public, DR.. ia
Ward Pardo has spared no time or expense in pre-
pairing splendid new scenery, complete stage Sc,
tings, lights etc, together with costly and apprc
pirate costumes, for the proper presentation O
Fanchon the Cricket, at Meader's hall, Marsh
field next Friday evening. Return checks give
over the Montpelier & Wells River railroad
AT the animal convocation NJ King solomo
Royal Arch Chapter No 7 held at their hall n
Thursday evening Anril 92d the fol,owing on
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: Georg
W Wing, high priest William A. Briggs king
Truman c. Phnney, scribe; James C. HoughtoI
Jr., treasurer; Thomas H. Cave, secretary; Justu
W, +. Washburn. captain OF the host; Collin
Blakely, principal sojourner Thomas l.. Woo
royal arch captain; George Atkins, master thir
veil George Blair, master second veil Henry v
Drew, master first vel; Charles W. Guernse,
Daniel s. Wheatley, stewards; Fred L. Smitl
chaplain; Moses o. Pingree, organst; Isaac n
Wright, tyler.
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