Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-02
Current Mention.

GKr your machine needles at Webster's
DIR. c. r. PEl.L Is confined to his house by lung
fever
BUY the Globe kid glove twarranted at
Webster's.
EVERYBODY is invited to visit the five and ten
cent counter, at Meaders millinery store
New invoice of Spanish ichus, null fichus, lace
collars and ties, at Meader's millinery store.
Go and look over those border dress goods
Something new and nice just come at Webster's
VERMONT, alone Of the New England states,
does not make washingtons birthday legal
holiday
The acknowledgement has issued an order that
all partially written matter must be prepaid at
regular letter rates
THE festival and oyster supper Of the ladies OF
ST. Augustine society was very successful, S26i.2O
net cash being the profits
INVISIBLE hair pins bang nets, jet ornaments,
and all OF the latest novelties for the hair, at
Meaders millinery store.
HERMAN GILLETr OF Waterbury hung himself
at his home in Bolton. lie was eighty years old
and suffering from cancer.
f. f. DODGE and wife, who have lost two chill
dren from diphtheria, suffered the loss OF an in
FAINT child Tuesday morning.
NAT C. KING, Arthur Bisbee, Charles Chandler
and Edward Bailey have gone to Burlington to
attend lectures at the medical college
D. w. TEMPLE has just opened a new line Of
black dress silks, upon which he is prepared to
make very low prices. Ladies', call and see them.
SEVERAL cases Of diphtheria are reported in
town, and a daughter OF Lewis Barney has died
Sickness resulting from colds and fevers is also
quite prevalent.
GENERAL p p. PTKIN Hon. B. T. Fifeld,
Hon. L. p. Walton and L. Bart Cross and wife
have gone to Washington to attend the inaugura-
ton OF President Garfield.
"FAvoRITE is the name Of the best and most
perfect fitting gents shoe in use. 1t is made by
Walker & Puffer, walton's building on State
street. Call and leave your measure.
DR. TouRJEE's annual excursion advertisement
is out again. Every year these excursions become
more appreciated so that an announcement that
the list is being made up is all that is required.
j. H. SANBoRS stole 81 from p H. Davis on
Thursday. He was arrested, fined 50 and costs,
amounting in all to 60. In default OF this sum
hewas committed to the workhouse at Rutland
AFTER a twenty-seven years service at st. Johns.
bury in the employment OF the scale company, and
for many years confidential clerk and correspond
ent, Hon. f. d. Blodgett' has rendered his res
ignation.
ASA 7. BARRON, the hotel man OF White Rivei
Junction, who has been for some time in pool
II.
alyzing his sides Fears are entertained that he
may not recover.
SOME of the severest cold of the season was ex-
perienced Thursday and Friday nights Sunday
night thaw set in and the weather continued
warm and rainy up to Tuesday night which
closed with snow in the air
THE Prescott Organ Company of Concord New
Hampshire, have established warerooms for the
elegant paror organs at L. R. Meader's Walton
block State street, where will be found the fines
stock Of organs in Montpelier. Call and Sc,
them before you buy.
Posr-oFFicE has been established at Eas
Jamaica, and Aaron NJ. Butler appointed post
master. Other postmasters in the state have beer
appointed, as follows: Alfred NJ. Roscoe, New
Haven; Edwin Ii. Shattnck, waterville; Mrs
Maria Z. Abbott, Worcester.
A SPECIAL communication OF Aurora Lodge
No. %, Free and Accepted Masons will be helt
at the masonic hall on Thursday evening, Marcl
Sd, at eight o'clock sharp. A full attendance |
urgently requested. Sojourning brethren in goot
standing are cordially invited.
DENNIS CHAMPAIGN was arrested for selling
liquor some three months ago and fined $50 anc
costs, the latter amounting to about S12 He wa
released to give him an opportunity to raise tn
money, but had not been seen since till Monday
when he was rearrested and he paid uphis fin
and costs.
CALL at Farwell's and look at the bargains IL
furs. Ladies' muffs and boas for $500 per set
unlined buffalo robes for $500 each; fur trim
mings at cost; children's sets--muif and boa
fifty and seventy-five cents and Sl.00 Only
small stock, but they must be sold to make room
for spring goods.
GEORGE GERoRE, who lives near the foundry,
a quiet and inoffensive man when he lets the Al
dent alone, but he has been carrying good dea
OF sail lately. Last evening he was so "numei
GUS " that one OF his family was obliged to ca
an officer. He was arrested by Officer Ordwa
and lodged in jail
THE present chief of the Tribune staff in Wash
ington is Mr.. Fred I. Bckford, a native of Mont
peer. During the war he was promoted from
private to chief telegrapher at army headquar
tiers because Mcclellan heard him read by sount
one day, with perfect facility, message that.
poor operator had difficulty in taking.
THE singing-schools OF Mr.. c. F. Dudley a
East Calais will close with two days rehearsal
UaJn nm.
9th, followed on Wednesday evening by fire.
concert to which the public are cordially invited
The school will be assisted by singers invited b.
Mr.. Dudley from his schools in adjoining towns
Mrs GEORGE +. MUNRoE will open a class ii
dancing at the Pavilion next Friday evening
Mrs. Munroe comes to Montpelier with the bes
of recommendations from the press and people Q
Burlington and St, Adams, where she has he'll
large and successful classes this winter, and rar
opportunity is offered toaearn all the latest dances
VALUED correspondent at Randolph says
Though am thinking Mr.. Moody is doing NOR
good than any other one man, still, upon one sui
ject should be glad II all the best talent in tn
country were arrayed against him. In educatio
he separates the sexes. A most unnatural thinl
Is not the mutual influence salutary? am thinl
ing it ID"
j. HENRY JACKSON, administrator, advertis,
for sale by auction Saturday, March Goth, at tie
o'clock A. NJ, the brick dwelling-house and Il
formerly occupied by Joseph Perkins in Bari
village. A lot Of household furniture, bugg.
and other personal property will also be sold I
the same time. For further particulars see a,
vertisement.
THE first annual BANQUET of the Amity club