Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-08
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HE oop'emoer 'er'n vi ""Sn'"s'o" oo"ny
court oegihs september zist'
EVENING services will be resumed in the Church
OIL 'he MESSIAH hek' ounu"y' ~ se'e" c'ooh
THE Grand Army festival appointed for last
evening will take place this "wednesday even
ing
THE ladies' of St Augustine church will hold a
festival at village hall tomorrow Thursday
evening.
WHOEVER wants farm where farming is likely
to be most remunerative will not overlook the
card OF o. M. Barnes, Lansing, Michigan, in this
issue.
The last lot OF that 81 As black dress silk is Just
received at Gleason's store and without doubt IL
the best bargain ever offered in Vermont at
the price
REGULAR communication Of Aurora Lodge,
No 90, Free and Accepted Masons will be held
at Masonic hall on Monday evening" September
18th, at half-past seven o'clock.
WILLIAM CrtIy of Burlineton was arrested for
drunkenness Friday night and taken before JUS
N'o'ot
Of which he is to go to the house Of correction
REV. C. S. SMITH of this village preached at
Barre last Sabbath, and administered the sacra-
ment OF the Lords Supper in the afternoon, in
consequence OF the illness oil the pastor, Rev. l.
Tenney.
THE committee of arrangements for holding the
soldiers reunion are requested to meet at c. f.
Slows office next Monday, at one o'clock p. NJ,
to make mai arrangements Tor the reunion at
Mortified
LAST Thursday night an attempt was made to
fire the buildings of James r. Langdon in Berlin
Mr.. Wedge, man living on the premises, was
awakened and discovered some one starting a fire,
but the incendiary escaped.
X. M. YALE & Co., 90 South Market street,
Boston offer the best american flags In the mar
ket They are all handmade with strong linen
thread, and adorned with double stars. 1t is the
place to purchase, as we know by a trial
THE ladies of Trinity Methodist Epscopal)
church are to have dining hall on the fair
grounds during the state fair Hot dinners will
be served and any desiring board through the fair
can be accommodated at reasonable rates.
ABOUT as good A place to buy boots and shoes
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shoe store, at Waterbury Good goods at the
lowest possible prices fine new lot Of ladies'
French and Curocoa kid boots. Go and see them.
DENNIS DoSABuE and John Kelly were arrested
last night. aud this morning disclosed on Denni,
Champagne They were each fined So and costs
in all amounting to $500. Champagne was
found guilty and appealed the case to the county
court
prv R,cu.pn n TurpsroN NJ savbrook Con
necticut ministered at Betbanv church last Sab
hath in the absence Of the pastor. Rev ! II
Hncks Mr. Tburston ia expected tn spend IN,
week in this village, and will minister mex
Sabbath.
WEBSTER has inst Got hack from New yor,
with big line of goods consisting of dress goods
Prints cottops. etc the latest novelties in fame,
goods and notions. also crockerv and plassware
Dor,, fail IN 90 and look over b;s stock befor
hnv;no prices the lowest
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aud oaoa,,od a oou % Tho rir,, Conorooa,iono
ohu,o,, a, u;awo,ho Kansas
D. " mohH'soN '''e en'efpf's,ns proprietor
the Due otore IN p"rre' mas rece'Veu MS s'och
iah gooos, anu ~ prepared ~ give MS customers
without u's''nc"on Oh poll'ics bargains 'na' VIII
chaiienge coihpe'i''on. heau his ao'er'isehen
IN aho'her coiuihh' ana give MN call
DIR. JAY WARD PARDo has reorganized his the
atrical troupe, and Will open the season at Barre
on Saturday evening, September llth, with thu
drama entitled, The Miser OF Marsellles, ant
the afterpiece OF Nan, the Good for Nothing
He is also billed for Washington, September 18th
Chelsea, l4th Tunbrdge, 10th; South Royalton
10th; Bethel, 18th, Mortified 18th
DURING the temporary absence of Mr.. Georp
Hammond, general superintendent of the Yer
mont State Fair. Denison Taft. Eso. of Montne
lier, will have charge OF renting privileges on TIN
fair grounds for vending wares, for eating houses
or for any OF the usual purposes for which sucl
privileges are granted. Through the courtesy o
Mr.. Smith, people from East Montpelier will hav
the privilege of crossing his farm to reach tn
fair grounds.
WE have received the following card from
resident of LOOMS street. "Many thanks ar
due the stranger whose generous kindness inform
the public of the growth OF Roman NORWOOD /
the suburbs of this metropolis, and suggests pla
for the determination of the noxious weed.
1877 at Saratoga the road side was redoent wit
sweet clover. To the inqniry, is it spontaneous
a resident replies Il SOW it to prevent malaria
A gentleman from jacksonville remarks, 'Extei
mination of this weed (Roman wormwood) woul
be more salutary. | cannot remain where
grows, as its poison pollen prostrates me with ha
fever Having since then noticed an occasions
weed in this vicinity, the query would arise ca
this be so destructive to health? Health
wealth. Every family in the state should aid
the speedy determination of Roman wormwoot
specimens NAV be found on Middlesex road nes
the second Warren farm. and on Barre road nef
Mr. N. C. Tabor's farm about two miles from thi
village"
Tur wou,y,s c,,,sr, ;, rv,,,v, NOE r,,o
or vrpMoyr wilI ho,d ,,s .iv,h annual oonve,
,ior n, Mor,,e,,er ssn,ouher oo,h md ao,h III
h,a,,asa ,,aa,,,, ,,,,, ho ho,s T., .ho f,huu.,
the Messiah, and the public meetings in Trnt
(Methodst) church. Each auxiliary il entitled |
five delegates, who will be entertained by ii
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Mon
peler free of charge. Representatives frol
women's temperance societies not auxiliary. an
from churches in towns where there are no sue
societies are cordially invited IN meet with then
and all will receive return checks over the raj
roads A general reception will he given Il
ladies attending the convention by Mrs. d.
Fuller, at her residence on Main street. Tuesds