Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-06-01
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CLARENDON TUCKER has sold his farm in Cabot
10 william NJ. Lyford for S24O0
JED 7. c. CoTTRiLI, Esq, OF Milwaukee, and
lady, are in town for n few days
THE Central Vermont Is now laying steel rails
on the Montpelier junction branch.
EDWARD W. THOMPSON is in town. lie is to re-
sumo his old position on the Saratoga and White
Mountain train.
AT the trial Of the Burlington liquor cases last
week the prosecution in most OF them failed to
make out case.
A NEW lot Of those ten-dollar suits just received
at Farwells, also a full line OF six, seven and
eightdollar suits.
MANY fishing parties from this village tried
their luck last week and most Of them found 1t
good-better than the proverbial fsherman's luck.
Hon DoRMAS b. EATON will deliver the an
nual address before the associate alumni at the
coming commencement Of the University Of Yer
mont.
ASA T. BARRON, the well-known landlord, who
Is at Winchendon, Massachusetts,, for medical
treatment, is improving and his entire recovery
IL anticipated.
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THERE is to be no change In the movement of
freight over the Central Vermont in consequence
Of the transfer Of the Sullivan road to the Connec
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p"ny winch announces ..a' sucn purchasers VIII
oo ao'o"'oua'eu W oai'ins Nv 'he furniture s'ore
oi f. N ScoViii ON main street.
lHE supreme court Oh new iork mas granted
tue oruer 10 chahge the name oil the corporation
Oh ocroner q TO- 10 Inc century TO- the
order 10 ake erect on the list oil June Inc
July Issues OF Scr'oners Monutfy and 81 N'chota'
Will nave the new corporate imprint
ANY house carpenter or Joiner who is in want
OF a first-class tool chest can be accommodated
at one-half Its cost, by calling on Mr.. J. S. Ster
ing 81 RAM street. IN THIS village. lie has al
elegant chest' win no iurther use ior II, ano
greatly needs 10 realize something on IT,
Mr.. GEORGE r. BEYERLE Of Boston, who hal
been here the past week, announces to those par
ties who received his card, any others, that Il
they desire their pianos tuned or repaired, t.
leave their order at Mr.. Phinney's store rs early
as possible, as he must leave next Monday IL
possible.
THK Free Press makes the startling statement
that Montpelier has fifty telephone systems y
1t Is to be hoped that hereafter the Burlington
papers will speak of Montpelier ~ the metropo
OF the world, instead OF the " Hamlet" The tel
ephone system Is, however, not quite as large al
the solar system
THE annual address of the coming commence
ment of the medical departmeut of the University
of Vermont will be delivered by Professor d.
81 Jobp Roosa Tho add,ass in bebalf NJ Nh,
state medical society will be delivered by thu
president, DR.. j. ii. Jackson of Barre. The elias
valedictorian is c. S. Caverly, AM.
THE Vermont Farmer has changed hands Mr.
Tbaver having sold ont to MIR. George II. Rich
mond of the Mortified Ne,gs 1t is understoo,
that Professor Charles Dole of Lewis college is h
be the agricultural editor. The Farmer has bee,
a good paper of its class. and from what we know
of Mr.. Richmond and Professor Dole we nudge 1