Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-11-02
Current Mention.

SHADED stitching SILK at kuights.
GET your papers and magazines at Saytons.
SILK pushes received this week at Knights.
KID and Isle gloves, and mittens at webster's.
DIARIES for 1882 are now ready at Phinney's
book store.
LADIES fur hats and caps in all the latest styles
at Adams
THE Guy family is booked for Capital hall, No
vember 10th.
Mr.. AND MRS. L. BART Cross are spending
week In New York.
PHIssEy has Just received large stock OF
photograph albums.
Miss LIZZIE SWEET, we are happy to say, is
gradually eonvaescing.
NEW lot OF children's and misses cloaks re-
ceived this week at Knights.
W. W. PARK has two carloads No. 1 winter
apples-all varieties-for sale.
THE finest assortment OF Christmas cards in
town can be found at sayton's.
CALL at Knights and see the new stock OF
buffalo overcoats and wolf robes.
DIR. WILLIAMS has closed his dental office in
Montpelier and returned to Cabot.
DEAF mutes should remember Dr. Gallaudets
service at Christ church, on Thursday.
EXAMINE those cups and saucers, white granite
ware, at four cents each, at Websters.
Mrs DIETER has left her residence on Barre
street and taken rooms at the Pavilion.
PERSONS who desire good cows should see Mr.
L. +. II. Gary at his farm in this town.
BUFFALO and wolf robes, coon and buffalo
coats at Adams, opposite court house.
CALL at knights and buy dress from one
OF those black silks before they are all gone
FUR trimming for ladies' misses and children's
garments; the largest variety in the state at
Adams.
MRS BRIGGS leaves this week, we understand,
for Boston, to fill another temporary musical Gu
gagement.
MEMS undershrts and drawers at Knights for
twenty five cents, also full line of the Benning
ton goods.
THERE is now complete steel rail line between
here and Boston by way of Concord, Manchester
and Lowell.
GENERAL J. S. PECK leaves the fore part OF the
week for his accustomed alternating quarters in
the Adrondacks
REV. GEORGE S. GUERNSEY will preach in Han
cock next Sunday, November 9th, at one o clock
in the afternoon.
II you want dress or business suit call al
Knights and look through his stock. You can
find anything you desire.
The old academy bridge is being built over
street commissioner Horace Mills in charge. The
bridge had become unsafe.
THE Grayson Opera Company is booked fol-
Capital Hall about the Dist instant, Mrs. II. L
H. Carter in the leading part
The service in the church in Middlesex Cente
next Sunday afternoon at quarter past two will
be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wright.
MRS. J. A. PAGE returns this week from he
protracted sojourn in Boston, and Mrs. A. J
Howe from Burlington early next week.
STEPHEN X. Colby, late freight conductor Oh
the Barre branch has commenced running on tn
main line, and will soon take charge Of a train.
HAZEL KIRKE, performed over one thousan
successive nights in Madison Square theater, Ne,
York, will be given in Capital hall, November 2.
MR.. HENRY COTTON, Of the firm of Fisher |
Cotton, has bought OF Colonel Jewett the ALDER
Dewey premises on First Avenue, paying thereto
$500.
II. +. SLAYToN is selling stationery, album
and fancy goods at unheard-of low prices, and
will pay to examine his stock before buying else
where.
Mrs M. l.. Wells, Duxbury Corners has her ad
vertisement of fall millinery goods in this paper
Waterbury and vicinity will feel an interest i
her announcement.
HARVEY BENJAMIN, clerk at the Bishop Hotel
has reconsidered his determination to enter tn
employ Of the Globe Nail Company, Boston, an
will remain in his present position.
MRS. c. r. PELL has gone to Kansas with he
four little children to spend the winter there wit
the parents of her late husband. Her house 0
Terrace street will be closed during the winter.
CONDUCTOR JAMES boutwell,, it is said, is 500
to occupy the Upham house, adjoining Mr.. LAM
dons, surrrenderng his present rooms to Lawy'
Harlan W. Kemp, who, it is understood, will M
occupy them alone.
Now is just the time to get your pound swee
and ounces One hundred fifty barrels fall an
winter apples just received at Huntington's; ais
few more of those casks for cider left. Stat
Street. Montpelier, Vermont.
THE st. Adams Messenger is authority for tn
statement that Wilder Huntington and Lucir
Curtis, on account Of i'll health are about to {
out of the fruit business which they have fC
some time carried on in that village.
THE manufacturers of the Globe and Parisienr
lacing kid gloves would request all persons bu.
ing the same to return every pair to Webster thu
show the least imperiection on being tried on IL
first time, SO that he can return them.
Doors, shoes and rubbers are seasonable goot
and this wet and muddy going has created
boom In these articles Walker & Puffer a
equal to the emergency as will be seen by refe
ence to their new advertisement in this paper.
The street commissioner should keep the sire
crossings cleaned off during this very nude
going. Ladies' cannot cross the streets witbo
wading ankle deep in mud, and male pedestria
would not object to going over on clean walks
j. c. GRIGos Is still receiving new styles mer
fine shoes suitable for fall and winter wear, al
all kinds OF goods for cold weather trade Dol
you forget where to go for all kinds Of boo
Shoes rubbers etc.-Knight's Block, WaterbuI
A GENTLEMAN residing in neighboring sta
who has recently visited Montpelier gives it
his testimony that our beautiful Green Mou
cemetery, in all its appointments, is the equal
beauty OF any cemetery which he ever has set
not even excepting Mount Auburn, Boston.
SPECIAL attention is called to the advertiseme
of Hatch's cough mixture in another column.
possesses intrinsic worth and Is a remedy IL
once used will be adopted as the household cou
remedy. 1t is safe, certain and speedy, pie
ant to take, and wthal the cheapest medicine
market.
A SOCIAL event of exceptional interest Is
pected to take place at the Church Of the M
sah, Wednesday November 9th, In which Is c.
cerned the future domestic fortunes OF MIR. W.
Dewey eldest son of Hon. Charles Dewey, a
Miss Alice +. French, daughter Of the late Jan
G. French.
THERE is to be another wrestling match betw'
w. j. Carney OF South Royalton and W. A. Ric'
Barre for purse OF 800 at Capital Hall t
evening" Unless such affairs are made m
orderly than the last one, our people would mi
prefer that the bailiffs refuse the use of the
for that purpose.
THE first trip OF the Barre train over the I
track was made yesterday morning. The CO
pany has reduced the fare between Montpe
and Barre to twenty-five cents, or forty cents
the round trip. An extension OF the line throl
the Gulf" to Royalton Is probably inevta
Indeed we understand the preliminary steps h
been taken.
THE school In District No. O. East Montpel