Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27

at public auction May 12th. For particulars, see
notice of sale in another column.
AN apprentice wanted at Best's
REV. L. WARREN is to preach in Woodbury.
next Sabbath, May 1st Subject: The Christian
Sabbath"
J. c. EMERY advertises fine lot OF carpets,
papers, window shades and fixtures Read his
advertisement
S. S. KELroN, administrator Of +. C. Gilmans
estate, advertises some valuable property in our
columns to-day.
GEORGE SMITH, Manchester, Vermont, adver-
tises in another column choice towering plants in
great variety at low prices
Dr. G. II. PLuMLEy, who formerly practiced
here and at st. Adams, died OF consumption at
Middlebury, April 10Th, aged forty-ive years
GENTLEMrs's gloves Of all descriptions, neck
ties, summer hosiery, with full line OF wearing
apparel for under and outer wear just received at
Nichols.
THE present sugar season has never been sur
passed either in quality or quantity OF the pro-
duct Farmers report four pounds per tree in
large orchards.
MIR AND Mrs. L. r. MEADER have returned
from New York with full and complete stock OF
millinery and will have their opening to-day.
Everybody is invited.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS, the successful clothing
merchant, has returned from market with SPLEEN
did stock OF ready-made clothing suitable for
spring and summer wear.
MR.. A. j. HOWE has just returned from market
and the most he asks of the ladies OF Montpelier
and vicinity is that they will just step in and look
ut the new goods he is opening.
J. G. MORRISON Of Barre, proprietor OF the "Blue
store" is in New York and Boston buying spring
goods. Be sure and see the styles and get the
prices he will be able to offer you next week.
REV. Mr. MALCOLM of st. Johnsbury, for tour
teen years past editor OF the VernoRt Christian
Messenger, has resigned that position and is sue
ceeded by Rev. MIR. Bartlett of Williamstown.
GEORGE L. HiLLIARD, Cornish Center, New
Hampshire, advertises in our columns sporting
firearms OF every description. Repairing and
sporting tackle are also among Mr.. billiards spe-
caltes
SPECIAL communication of Granite Lodge
No. 30, Free and Accepted Masons, Barre, will be
held at their hall on Friday evening, April Goth,
at seven o'clock. Work on the second and third
degrees.
OUR old townsman, Mr.. C. II. Farnsworth, we
observe, has been transferred from Massachusetts
to the Vermont conference, and stationed at
Marshfeld He is an earnest and successful
laborer.
D. W. TEMPLE, the wide-awake dry goods mer-
chant in Walton's new building, has fine line
of seasonable goods Everything nice and taste
full and at reasonable prices will always be found
at Temples.
THE MONTPELIER ASSOCIATION met in full
force at Bethany chapel Tuesday Besides the
usual exercises the association examined and Ii
censed Deacon +, L. Small of Mortified for the
two years ensuing.
WERE it not anachronism, would an
nounce that there is to be May-day festival at
Berlin street hall on the evening of April 30. At
any rate, there is to be dance there on that
evening. Music by Waterman's orchestra.
REV. A. D. BARRIER has removed to Mrs storrs'
house on Main street, Mrs. True to Mrs. Lord 5
house vacated by Mr. Barber, and II. W. Kemp
ton has moved into the house vacated by Mrs.
True, where he will keep clearinghouse.
Mr.. c. b. GooDRIcH, who formerly studied law
here and has lately been practcing at West Ran
dolph, started Monday morning for Syracuse,
New York, to practice his profession We wish
him the abundant success which he 30 well
deserves.
LITTLE JoDIE the six-years-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ Poland, was attacked with diph-
liberia on Friday. Her case has assumed a dan
gerous form, and it is feared that these parents
may again be compelled to mourn the loss Of
another lovely child.
The Prescott Organ Company of Concord, New
Hampshire, have established warerooms for their
elegant paror organs at +. Il. Meader's Walton's
block State street. where will be found the finest
stock Of organs in Montpelier Call and see
them before you buy.
WILL SULLIVAN, after lapse Of four months
this week resumes his old position OF associate
editor of the Argus, thus securing for that paper
a continuance of those talents which have con.
tributed in no small degree to the success which
that journal has achieved.
THE butter market at Putnam's in Marshfield
last Saturday was well attended and receipts thu
largest of the season. The prices paid were, fol
tub butter, eighteen to twenty cents; box butter
one cent higher; maple sugar in tubs and pals
six to seven cents; eggs, thirteen cents per dozen
C. A. BEsr's opening will be on Friday anC
Saturday, April 29th and 30th. nice line o
millinery fresh from New York and Boston and
variety OF trimmed goods will be shown. Tn,
trimming department is under the direction o
Miss c. !. Powers, trimmer Of skill and ex
per.ence.
ii, G. WILLIAMS, dentist, will visit Cabot Mon
day May I'd, and remain three days, and will b.
at Marshield the three days following. AL
those in that section who require dental worl
done will find it to their advantage to call OF
him. He will be at his home office in Montpelie
Monday, May 9th.
THE Ludlow Tribune is greatly improved since
its new proprietor took charge last week. We sa,
last week because the issue Of the previous weel
showed too plainly the ear marks Of its late edito
to be accepted as fair sample Of the paper unde
the new regime. The absence Of hippant para
graphs is especially commendable.
MIR. GEORGE L. STORY has so far completed hi
preparatory studies as to take an appointment il
the Vermont conference, and is assigned to Water
vile and Belvidere in Lamoille county. The fol
mer is our native heath" and we most hearth
commend Mr.. Story to the confidence and sur
port Of the church and society there.
MEssRs NJ. S. CoLBURN OF Manchester, Albei
Dwinel Of Calais and S. NJ. Gleason OF Thetford
the board appointed by the governor under tn
act OF the legislature TO appraise the road bed
the railroads in the state, have completed the
inspection OF the roads and are now in Burlinl
ton, consulting as to the method OF appraisal t
be adopted.
LIP. GLEASON makes his personal announc,
ment in our advertising columns to-day, to whic
buyers Of ladies' ware are referred for verifcato
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