Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-07-21


noble grand; W. Scott George vice grand NJ u
Pingree, secretary Z. w. Guernsey treasurer
c. f. Wood, warden; H. II. scribner, GUARDIAN
u T. summers nght supporter OIL hoole granu
George 2. Foster, left supporter OF noble grand;
q, f. Costic, right supporter OF vice grand WI
liam +. Best, left supporter OF vice grand w. l.
Dodge inside GUARDIAN D. L. Noyes' OUTSIDE
guardian Alfred Clark, chaplain
THE dedication services Of the Union church at
South Woodbury. will be held Thursday, July
29th, at eleven o'clock. cordial invitation IL
extended to all. Inc following Is the order OF
exercises; First, announcement by ). w. Town;
second, voluntary by choiri third, invocation by
Kew. D. D. Bailey; fourth, hymn by Kew u
DAVIS; nun scripture lesson py rev MT far'eyi
sixth, dedicatory prayer oy rev h. warren;
seventh, hymn oy 1, d. Wheeieri eghth, sermon
by rev D H. ROBINSON nihth, hymn by rev
MT foroes' tentn' ADDRESS oy rev MT liowesi
eleventh. reHatks oy heVs' Davis ana roroes'
twelfth, voluntary ny choiri 'hirueenth, oeneuic-
t'on ny new H. warren
The officers of Republican campaign clubs
should sehd 10 non EDWARD McPherson' secre-
.ary Oh 'ne hepnohcap congressional cohhiuee'
ior price 'ist Vi 'ne documents winch tney nave
pupisned' we cannot TOO strongly urge the I'M
por'ance oil the dissemination OF such documents
httle money Will go good ways ana we De-
lieve better expenditure than that Tor iags OF
gunpowder. Inc Democrats expect to carry the
election py "a nurrah campaign Let not ne
pnpicans disturb them In their Illusion Lev theh
shout, Out meanwhile let each member Oh the re
publican party WORK quietly ana effectively oy
putting pohucal information into inc hahds OF MS
less informed Democratic neighoor'
Mrs. DEBORAH DAVIS, who lives with her son
in Duxbury, was visited by her children, grand
children and neighbors last Saturday, her nine
tieth birthday. She was born in Greenfield, Mas
sachusetts' ana Wheh chiiu her iatner moved
10 DuApury' one mas resided IN that OF ad]onn-
iis 'ownS ior e'gn'y years anu seen great changes
.aAe p'"oe III ,ne country aiounu her' one en-
Joys goou heaith' Is qu''e acuVe 'or one Oh hei
great age ana retains her memory slght ana
he'rihg' W re'narhaoie ueeiee. ohe uis''hc'y
remembers the close oil washington admnstra-
tion ana ueatn' anu relates several "reminiscences
oi carry tunes, ana Oh 'he oeiis 'oihhg ana the
mourning Vi 'ne people a' washington uea'h'
ArPLEroN's JOURNAL for August has an excel
lent story by Julian Sturgs, Michael and l. Stop
ford A. Brookes paper on Shelley is reprinted.
j. Is. Atkinson has The influence OF Art in Daily
Life; Health at Home, Part Ill, is by Dr. Richard
son; German Dialect-Poets, by w. w. Crane, with
excellent translatons. There is an account OF
The Historical Characters OF the Spanish Stage,
anu paper vi i-anuscspe ra'n''ng' ny or "ooer'
"oiner' ihe Oooh or''e'e, curious oooh On
gas'ronohiicai 'heihesi Dr. Whham hitchiher IL
.ho suuJec' vi an entertaining paper itonh 'he
CoI'uu" Mu9d%"e' MI uoiu"in omith Cowper
anu MI o"inourne oongs vi 'he opr'ne.iues are
inc SUBJECTS o' lengthy REVIEWS Inc ed''or us
cusses among o'ner thines' ll'erature as
Druugery, MODERN roe's as verse MAKERS ana Inc
Logic OIL lhree-Voiuihe NOVELS
The attention of our readers is respectfully
called to the advertisement in another column OF
| Hdipers Weekly for the present political cam
paign. The Weekly will cordially and heartily
support Republican principles and the Republican
candidates, and will do everything in its power to
promote the success of the party which has pre-
served the Union, and which has for twenty years
controlled the destinies of the nation. Besides
the full discussion in its editorial columns of the
vital issues OF the campaign, its pages will pre-
sent political cartoons, sketches, and comics by
Thomas Mast and other well-known artists, and
every legitimate and proper means will be used
" INSURE .'o lump" y, 'ne nop'oN''" "''ion''
''oAe' ~ .'e p'ns :" No''"oe, "e"' Al per
SONS senui"s @i'oU W HARPER nro'ners, FRANK
"n SQUARE, Ne" ioih' WI" 'e'eNe 'he "eeN'y'
po'~'so piep"'u' mum July i'' " 'o'eiioei -o'''
DURING a severe thunder storm on Friday after
noon oil last week a terrible tornado passed over
the southern and central portions OF this state and
New Hampshire. In Montpelier trees were blown
down, large branches twisted off and standing
crops were Frustrated and seriously damaged
Everything lying round loose was tossed about
like feathers-circus bulletin boards were blown
down and sent flying through the air; portion
of the stagings around the new depot were blown
away, imprisoning two laborers on the roof, who
were left to the full fury OF the drenching storm
the vane on the tower OF the depot, which had but
just been placed in position and the stagings
taken down, was twisted quite distance from
the perpendicular In other localities the fury OF
the whirlwind was far greater than in this
vicinity Buildings were torn from their founda-
lions and completely wrecked, chimneys blown
down, and thrifty elms OF the largest size stripped
oil branches foot in diameter, which were blown
away like twigs. No lives have been reported
| lost, but many narrow escapes, with serious In
Jur'es' nave occur'eu'
| The August Atlantic is an exceptionally good
number. 1t opens with an installment OF MIR. Al
drich's saltwater Tragedy. Mr.. Luigi Mont
gives an idea OF sicilian Hospitality in well
written article, which also touches on the native
methods OF courtship and marriage. John Bur
roughs contributes one OF his delightful out-of
door papers, an account oil canoe trip down the
Delaware Mrs. Lew Wallace, wife OF the COVER
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