Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-07-28

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UPON petition OF the oar OF washington oo"n'y,
ana In CONSIDERATION Oh .ne upnn,Sneu co"u'''o" y,
the court mousse inc Judges OF the supreme court
nave postponed the august Term o, ''a' co"', \"
the thiru iuesuay Vi oo'ouer' A"o oep'e"oo,
term oil the county court Will also DO ADJOURNED
one week. no tnat IL Will NOT co'ni"e"oo ouS'"eSs
until the thiru iuesuay Oh september
THE NURSERY appeals very strongly this month,
to the appreciation OF the most youthful class OF
readers The Little Teacher makes pleasant
opening, and the story OF the Friendly Dog and
the poem Of Johnny and the Toad teach In
dainty way genuine and important lessons. The
Nursery is likewise filled with literature that will
give happiness to every home that contains
bright child or bright children.
TuF Grand Army posts in Washington county
have decided to hold a campfire at Mortified
camp ground this fall, probably in September and
the various committees chosen have decided to
hold a meeting to make the preliminary arrange
ments at the Grand Army OF the Republic ball at
Montpelier, on Friday July Both, at half-past nine
A. NJ All soldiers who feel an interest In having
such campfire held this fall are invited to meet
the committee at that time and place.
MIR. AND Mrs CuAUScEy LEONARD of Berlin,
on their way to Montpelier to meet the early
morning train Friday morning, and to receive the
remains of their mother, which they were to bury
at Mddlesex, met with severe accident. The
l. t.,r
in going down hill Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard were
both thrown out of their carriage. Mr.. Leonard's
collar bone was broken and he was badly bruised
Mrs. Leonard's wrist was broken They were
well cared for by Drs Chandler and Macomber,
and are doing we'll
TIM Dornv family the ,.roes, In tho vic;nitv
~ Nor,heo5 bo,a a rorn,on at tho res;dence of
Mr. Josonb danny Monday Ju,v 10Th bis seven.
| tieth birthday. when a large number Of relatives
assembled. The dinner was provided by Boyn-
ton and Moseley and was served at the vestry of
| the Congregational church. The table was pro-
fusely decorated with flowers, the gift of friends
Mr. Denny expressed his qualification at meeting
| 30 many of his relatives, and babe them cordial
welcome. He contrasted the days OF his youth
with the present, mentioning the advent of rail-
roads and telegraphs and other nineteenth CEN
| tury improvements A poem was read by L.
| Denny Whittemore A reception at the house.
| fireworks and illumination in the evening" and
| music by the Mortified band closed this notable
| and pleasant reunion
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Ia forrd 10 emn,o,o tho oxamnle ~ Mr. Iangdon
who contributed the clock for the new depot. A
clock in this locality il n public necessity. The
loss NJ the old ono ia felt bv every man woman
and child in town. People vet continue, though
the building was DESTROYED more than two months
ago. from force of habit to look I'M for informa-
ton to where the old dials once proclaimed the
time. We trust by some means the requisite sum
will he proyided and the new clock will be on
hand nv the time the Mace il ready for its re-
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