Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-08-24
Current Mention.


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SEWING MNo"'S" nee'''' anu o'' I" ''o'uer D.
REV. L. WAhhfS IL 70 preach IN oou'h WOOL
bury sunday August zo'h'
ThE comet Is no" piaihiy visible IN 'he north
west, Just ABOVE the hohaon'
ST. ALBANs Is at last moving In the matter OF
preparing for the soldiers reunion
Another lot Of those flexible hip corsets just
received at Knights. Waterbury, Vermont
JUDGE and Mrs A. G. May Of Milwaukee-the
latter sister OF Mrs. Willard-are in town.
REV. MIR. HINcKs has returned from his vaca-
ton, and will occupy his pulpit next Sabbath.
The number of arrivals at the Bishop Hotel the
past week is reported at two hundred and six.
EVERY lady should have one Of those Excel
sior plaiters which Meader is selling at fifty cents
each.
Coon wages and steady employment for good
cook at Kempton's, opposite the post-oiiice Mont
heller.
MEAprR il closing ont at less than cost hosiery
gloves, mitts and his entire stock Of summer
goods.
A srw postal regulation requires postmasters to
stamp upon the back of ali letters the date OF
receiving
Mn. AND Mrs popr of Cleyeland-the latter a
sister NJ Mrs shenard-were in town A few DAVIS
last week.
NJ, d n,,,ond s,s,ors MN s,end,ng n faw
DAYS in town, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Bailey
of the Pavilion.
T,,v tras,,e NJ the R.rre branch NJ the Central
varmort ra,iwav across Worces,er branch Ia
nearly completed.
M,ss J,r,,, Kv,ru NJ Cb,cago and Mr. and Mrs
d II Dov;s nj ebaron are tho opests NJ Mr. and
Mrs II & room,s
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v,,,aoo and n child 81 O,iver Dobv has died with
I, dnring tho nas, weet
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New YORK Montne,ier hovs NJ n few wears AGO.
are stonn;no Mt tho Pavilion
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1T Is SAID that the time Tor the soldiers reunion
az o. n'o,"s i"s oeon iAou ,oi A"s'e' sou"
'o'i anu oi',' '"ous" no 'o''""' ""no'"'e'''"'
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AN excursion train OF fourteen well-hlled carr
from the Passumpsic and the wells River rail-
ways passeu 'hroush here rr'u"y horn'"e io'
Nu''n "''S p"iA
MRS U. r. fohbusH oil TINS village Is sister
oil the wife oil Mr. W. T. McGill, upon whom
Guiteau made savage assault In the jail a.
""'"'"s ~" 10" '"S' "so'
HE past week mas oeeh a remarkao'e one io'
accidents al the shops OF the Lane Hiahuiactur
ing Company no less than hve having occurred
-nost Oh them siieht put annoying
Knight oil waterbury is making hne display
OF new ial dress goods opened TINS week. lie II
also opening iuii line oil flannel suitings io
ladies' suits Drop in and see them.
MAJOR HENRY NJ PAIGE, of the first Vernon
cavalry, now OF the firm OF Huntoon, Paige Co.
Paterson, New Jersey, with his wife and daughter
are visiting their many friends in vermont
THE Central Vermont has adopted the plan o
announcing as the train leaves one station tn
name OF the next 1t is strange that such an oh
vious convenience TO travellers was not thought o
before.
THERE are still some tender consciences left
State Treasurer Page has just received an en-
veope, directed in an evidently disguised hand
containing s2o2' with this sole direction- Creoi
the su''e' Next'
LAMPS for the student, lamps for the parlor
lamps for the hall, and lamps for every place
and where there are no lamps, chandeliers o
many styles and prices to supply the lack, ma,
De iouhd al d. u Emerys'
THE Oren Cummins farm in East Montpelier
is for sale. For particulars parties interested In
such property are referred to the advertising
columns Of this paper. 1t is a valuable farm ant
will not long await purchaser.
No. OF Volume ", Of Miss Hemenway's His
torical Gazetteer, is now ready for delivery, AM
for sale at this Office Price fifty cents per copy
1t contains the county chapter, the history Of tn
towns Of Barre, Berlin, and first part of Cabot.
SPECIMENS of ore from "Mr Frenchman's
silver mine in Moretown have been analysed b,
the state geologst, Dr. H. A. Cutting, who pro
nounces 1t specular iron. There is no silver lin
ing to the cloud cast over that Frenchman ssprits
THE Rev. Charles A. Allen of Brunswick. Maine
the former pastor of the Church Of the Messiah
Is to occupy the pulpit Of that church next Sun
day. Evening services will be resumed with
lecture by him at half-past seven o'clock. Sui
ject, Lots Wife"
Tur state treasurer has issued 10 the town tn,
collectors his warrant for the collection Of tn
state tax. The tax is seventeen cents on the do
lar, and those paying before February /, 1888.
are allowed discount Of three per cent Tn
tax is due June /, 1882.
MIR. WILL HOLDEN. son of Judge James f
Holden of Middlesex. has bought Mr. Rabbit
interest in the firm Of Babbitt Hayes at Be
lows Falls. He has been engaged in commercia
pursuits in New York city and is the worthy 80
Of an honorable father.