Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-02-16
Current Mention.

Current Mention.
Town REPORTS printed at the wArcHMAS office
with neatness and dispatch.
THE hearing in the Hayden murder case will be
held at the court house to-day.
NEW and dangerous counterfeit FIVE dollar
greenback OF the series OF 1875 has made Its APP
pearance.
DIR. PRESCOTT, the optician leaves here next
Monday for Mortified and will remain there
during the week.
HON CLARK KING in the prosecution OF his ex-
tended business, as will be seen, offers several
parcels of land at bottom prices
GOVERNOR FARNHAM has appointed Seaver
Howard Justice OF the peace In Middlesex in
place Of the late Don p. Carpenter.
THE board Of civil authority will meet at p H.
Hlnkleys office at two o'clock this afternoon for
the purpose Of hearing claims for abatement
Of taxes.
DAUGHTER Of Sumner Kimball was slightly
injured through the breaking OF thill Of the
sleigh in which she was riding at the cemetery
ON Sunday.
The next meeting Of the State Teachers Asso-
citation will be held at Mortified, August 10th,
18th and 18th
MIR. jerks OF Mortified in another column
offers a rare chance to any one desiring good
farm. We know the premises and they are just
what is recommended.
This Ia positively DR.. Prescotts last week at the
Pavilion and all who have trouble with their eyes
had better call on him He has the best spectacles
in use at reasonable prices.
MRS. A. X. MoELRoy of Moretown is closing
out her stock Of goods, and, to facilitate the pro-
cess, has made great reductions in prices. She
says she means business
SEPTEMBER 18th, l4th, 18th and 10th have been
selected as the days for holding the next state fair
at this place. Hon. Henry Chase president Of the
society, will deliver the address
ORRIN DALEY has Just received one carload OF
choice Lake Champlain Greenng apples that will
be sold cheap. Remember the place, second door
from corner on South Main street.
THERE is a marked increase in the amount Of
counterfeit coin in circulation particularly OF ten
cent pieces and quarters II coin has a soapy
feel, it is suspicious, to say the least
The St. Adams Messenger says there are no in
uichiiohc III that NNiuipy VI u Tcuihh Ihiui bnu
that the efforts OF British agents to unearth any
thing Of the kind have signally failed.
GOVERNOR FARNHAM says he has not yet given
any attention to the selection OF two companies to
attend the Yorktown centennial. and will not do
80 for some time. He has had no thought Of Or
dering competitive drill to decide the honor.
THE Spirituasts will hold a mass convention at
Waterbury Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Febru-
airy 18th, 18th and GOTH Mr. Child, the spirit
medium, will address the convention Saturday
Our Of nineteen paintings which found quick
sales from ellis Exhibition, just opened at
Springfield, Massachusetts, two were by Mr.. T.
W. Wood" Sunday Morning" and Train OF
Thought"
STATED convocation OF King Solomon Royal
Arch Chapter No. 7, will be held at the masonic
hall tomorrow Thursday evening, at half-past
seven o'clock. Work The regular Council meet
ing at seven o'clock.
A. Z. RICH, the agent for Samantha's new
book, goes to Barre next week. having nearly
finished very successful canvass OF this place
Any one not having the book and wishing II
should address him at this place.
THE Youths Companion of Boston employs the
same writers as the best English and American
magazines, and no other publication for the fam
lily furnishes SO much entertainment and instruc
ton Of a superior order for so low price,
THE docket for the March term of the county
court shows three hundred and four cases in law
and eighty-seven in chancery. OF the former
forty eight are state prosecutions, twenty-fouI
being for iufringements Of the prohibitory law.
The last dancing school public at the Berlin
street hall will come off one week from to-mor.
row night, Thursday, February 9th, The eff.
cient manner in which these publcs have been
conducted is sufficient guarantee OF the conduct
Of this one.
THERE will be donation entertainment given
at Mr. Barrett's hotel, Middlesex, on Thursday
evening next, February 18th, for the benefit Of
Rev. 7. Trevillian. An oyster supper will be fur
nished afterwards. All are cordially invited to
be present.
PLEASANT wedding came off last Tuesday
evening at the residence Of Mrs. o. Wheaton in
Barre. Her daughter, Mary E., was married to
Mr. Malcolm Crockett of Napoleon, Ohio by Rev.
L. Tenney. The bridal presents were numerous
and valuable.
The Lyndon Union denies the truth OF the item
which went the rounds OF the papers last week to
the effect that the recent accident on the Pas
snmnsic railroad wopId cost thu, companv Gao mn
and that tho ra,ativos ~ tho Iady yho uo tiiIaa
have been settled with for $1,000
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Walton's building besides a fine line Of goods in
his denartment NJ trade has for sale the Frcelsio,
plsiter which all the iadies who have nsed /,
pronounce nerfect article for the work for which
il il designed See his advertisement in anotbe,
column.
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ola Mo.,h.., 49,, =" ~. 80. ,s",,, -
throughout this state "a nm innhoder lies danger
ously III at his residence ON Columbus avenue IN
that CITY He WAS prostrated nv n severe attach
of brain fever. and donbts as IN his recoverv ar,
entertained.
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$50, $50 wa. nv 80
Hall fine orchestra and an unrivaled disnla,
Of talent, serious, humorous and grotesaue, vii
drive dull care away for a connie of hours. a
least, tonight
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re.idanoa No., ,a,,ah,. $500 ....o "a
The almost impossible condition OF the roads KEEP
many away, but those who came had a highly en-
joyable time.