Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-22

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MEssBs. c. o. GRAVES & Co. Of Waterbury are
offering great inducements to parties buying
cook stoves They have n few more No. o-23
Bismarck cook stoves, with reservoir and closet,
which they are selling for cash at the low figure
Of thirty dollars
Arameeting of Capitol Lodge, No. 9l7, Knights
Of Honor, held Wednesday evening" the follow
ing officers were elected D., W. A. Briggs; V. d.,
o. Daley; A. d., Hiram Carleton X. and f. r.,
II. NJ. Pierce; T., g. W. Parmenter; c., G. L.
Story guide, II. S. Putnam; guard w. II. KEEL
ton; outside sentinel, Hiram A. Huse; first as
sistant sentinel, Melville f. Smile; second as
sstant sentinel, j. C. Uoughton; medical exam
liner, d. g. Kemp; trustees, Hiram Carleton, II.
K Field and j. c. Houghton; delegate TO grand
lodge. George L. Story: alternate, Charles r. Pell
NM Kx,our ,be wa,a,hurv d,v coods ,nor.
chant IL in tha fnll ,ida of tho Christmas booro
Ma anor or ,oora ov,orsvo s,oci, ~ d,, ,oods has
o,,o, beor brou,ht into ,h;s soc,ion Of va,mopt
r,orv,hir, Moo novo, ond usotul- from, dain,v
laces and ladies' wear in full line, down through
the entire list of gentlemen's under and external
wear in every variety of quality and style, are
found displayed on the shelves and counters Of
his SPACIOUS store. MIR. knight ia roaming the
benefit of his enterprise and liberal outlay in a
constantly increasing trade, In the matter of
holiday goods in particular, his stock is full and
attractive, and II any troubled spirit has not vet
settled the question what to buy for Christmas
present, a visit to Knights store will settle the
question
Cr~ry,, vvy,,oxr pouos, CpAxor bolds
snecia, mating AT Rrookfcld Wednesday De.
cember 9otb AT ten o'clock A NJ Question for
discussion. Resoiped That our state and county
fairs. AZ now conducted. are not beneficial to the
general farming interests of Vermont. The COM
mittee appointed to lay the subject Of county
grange fair before the subordinate oranges is
expected to report progress and what action has
been taken thus far by the oranges upon that
subject. The forenoon session will be devoted to
work for good Of the order. The afternoon meet
ing will be public and the citizens of the town
invited to attend and take part in the exercises
| The meetings at Brookfield are always well at
| tended and interesting and this promises to be
| one of the best held at that place.
prr,r,oss for the pardon of Charles A. Dodge
| confined in the house of correction. and Oscar
Dodge. confined in the state prison, have been
nreferred to the governor. and hearings upop the
| same were had before the governor last week
| The petition of Charles Dodge has the indorse-
| ment of a large number of our beat citizens AZ
well as that OF the court before whom he was
tried, and his friends confidently hope for the
| ercise Of executive cemency in his behalf. The
petition in favor of Oscar is urged on the ground
Of services rendered the state in pleading guilty
and giving evidence for the state on the trial of
Charles. Henry X. Field, Esq, appeared for
Charles, and Hon. c. II. Heath for Oscar Dodge.
G. H. Pitkin, Esq, states attorney for Washing
ton county, appeared for the state.
| WE dare saw that Montpelier ia not an excep-
| ton to many towns in the state and countrv Mt
whose door is laid the charge of extending bet
ter patronage to minstrel and similar exhibitions
| than tn entertainments of hioh character and
genuine merit The receptions given to Remenyi.
| TO the Kate Tbayer company and to Mrs. Carter.
| this fall are notable examines of n generous and
| appreciatiye patronape But Miss Potter and
Miss Caviar in another line of entertainment.
both stars in their profession received a supnort
that renders IL certain that thev will give Mont
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