Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-12-28
Current Mention.

MRS w. II. FISHER has touch Of diphtheria
BURNSIDE B. BAILEY OF Chicago is spending the
holidays in town.
OUR Agricultural Department this week will be
found on the fourth page.
THE liquor seized from A. c. Dewey was spilled
on Wednesday, the Dist instant.
c. L. HEWITT advertises in another column a
good farm for sale in East Warren.
THE bailiffs in concert with the fire wardens
are negotiating for six hundred feet Of new hose
Mr. EDWARD W. BAILEY has sold his residence
on Main street to Mr. Charles ii. Carter for $4,000
REV HOWARD F. HILL will preach at the church
in Wrightsvle at two o clock in the afternoon of
Sunday next.
THE meeting of the Ladies Missionary Society
will be held this evening at Mrs. Church Tabor's,
on Seminary hill.
THE farm stock, hay, grain and farming tools
OF the Ira Carr estate Calais offered for sale
Tuesday, January Sd.
THE First National Bank of Montpelier has de
clared a sem-annual dividend Of FIVE per cent
payable on and after January 3D. 1882.
WHrTMoRE & CLARKs Ministries at Capital
hall February Sth, and Neil Burgess, Widow Be-
dott the 22d- Washington's birthday.
THE case of Robinson Templeton u.s. Town Of
Montpelier, for injuries received on the highway,
has been referred to Judge Veazey to hear and
decide.
THE third union temperance meeting Of the series
will be held in the vestry Of Bethany church on
Sunday evening, January LIST, 1882, at seven
o'clock.
REGULAR communication of Aurora Lodge, No.
~, Free and Accepted Masons, will be held al
Masonic hall on Monday evening, January I'd, al
seven o'clock.
Miss BARKER and Miss Smith, assistant teach
ers in the Randolph normal school, spent the past
week in visiting the Westfeld, Massachusetts,
normal school.
SPECIAL communication Of Aurora Lodge No
90 Free and Accepted Masons, will be held a
Masonic hall this "wednesday evening at sever
o'clock. Work.
THE Montpelier National Bank has declared
semi-annual dividend of four per cent on its in
creased capital OF S3GO,OOO The dividend 1
made payable January I'd.
MISSES MARY PHIsNEY and Josephine Rolea
contemplate going to Boston next month to stud
music, the former with George L. Osgood the ai
ter with Charles Adams.
THE juvenile operetta, Red Riding Hood
Rescue" will be given at the vestry OF the Churc
of the Messiah Thursday and Friday evenings, a
half.past seven. Admission, twenty-five cents
ANY person having files of the WATcHMA
covering the period, or any portion OF the periot
between November, 1884, and March, 1885, wi
confer a favor by communicating that fact to th
office.
THERE will be New Years supper in til
yestry of Trinity church, Friday evening, give
by the ladies OF that church. All wishing goo
square meal can have 1t for the small sum Of Il
teen cents.
Dir. SAMUEL J. MERRIAM, well but not favo
ably known In this vicinity, has been release
from state prison, He gained one hundred an
eghty-fve days out Of his five years term Il
good behavior
ALBERT WILSON, son Of Nathaniel Wilson
Barre, was thrown from wagon-load of wood
Bethel, Monday afternoon, about four o'coc
and almost Instantly killed lie was at work 4
Mr.. " y. Wilson, Of tho livery connected wi