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

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Current Mention.
THE ball oil capitol 'uard Is liked LOT 'ne 1@u'
The next Berlin street assembly occurs one
week from this evening.
THE ladies of Christ church will hold masquer-
AIDE sociable at Homer W. Heatons, Thursday
evening. February 10th.
Our VERSATILE GUESTS will appear in Capital
Hall under the auspices Of the Grand Army Of the
Rennblic. Tuesday evening, February sth.
co,..n,,o, p,,vy., has Amounted Hiram A.
t,r.o commissioned ON notification OF the Revised
e,a,,,,o. T., ,ha n,sca NJ Indigo Thomnson. re-
signed An excellent appointment
M op,vsco,,r ,ho ocul,st and on,ican. who
has roors a. Tho pavilion will continue his stav
horo ,rooL ar two longer people who have
,.n,,,,,o .,h ,ho,r ovos iiI do vel IN consu,t him
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alta pror,aoroo uor,,ord pos,on and 9, Al.
hans n,ess and Of late connected ith the pbila-
aelnb;o Becord ia now on tho pbiladelphia North
A,,ericon
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aron,na n, Tho i7,b ~ Ianuorv Mr. Smith ,v;sa,v
raises the sbop. bv adding third story. to uni
form beiobt with the adjoining shops. uniting on
n aat roof
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bv Madam Donaldi assisted NV lew. the re-
nowped cornet n,aver ia ono of rare excelIence
Al Can;,aI Hail to-niobt Tickets for sale at
ph,nnev,s
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nences Febrparv 9th and will RIM througb nine
or ten months Mr. Roe il one of our most non.
Mar authors
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den and F w Baldwin. states attorney of Or.
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ihh ne" maroie snop opposite Tue "eis riNei
oepot' Ateiy opened oy george H. "heeier' IN Tue
place 10 ouy monuments heaus'ones marble ana
granite eurolhg from the very pest designs ana
material PERSONS aoou' buying VIII no well u
give MIN call oeiore purchasing e'sewnere'
HE ias1 Oh the series o, raVillon assemblies
Will oe heid On rriuay evening" Oonsiueraoie ue'
sire mas oeeh Expressed iof s'i'' aho.ner' IL there
sha.i oe sui''oieh' Inducements one'eu az INC
rroay evening assembly, II Will oe heiu, ihose
~ho oesiie ohe VIII 'ea'e 'neir ha''ieS VIII" 'ne
''''A Vi '"' "o's'
YESTERDAY afternoon Mr.. E. M. lrishs team
fal uo"n 'a''e street anu 'u,neu 10 80 ino HE
s''oie' me suuueh s'oPpase ny .he eon,ulhs y
.no s'e'en WIN s'an.'o po'' III nun, Vi S'.,o
e'''1 oau'eu '"o no''e W ~ ''io"sn wv
n"iness' ,e Aep. on III ne drought up "s"'ns
'ne s''pie uoor No' ihuch uahage oohe'
The arrangements which A. c. Brown has beer
making for telephone exchange in Montpelier
are nearly completed, and probably during the
Pieseh. "eeA he WIN nave Tue necessary ihs'ru
meu.s !" p'A'e III ms op'ce' "here ne Will pe pre-
p W SUI" W '"o'e in'eios'eo III .e'epnon''
'"' WI mugs Vi '"o eAonahse'
RoMoR mas IL that senator Da''ei Oh m'uuie
oury contenplaVes giving party anu o''i at liz
lar-iaiheu breau-ioai nm III h'p'on' on WV
ga insI, 10 @nich parties iroiii "oh'pe'er' miu
dleoury ana Nergehnes are 10 uespecially 'n'iteu
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MISS HELEN ooLh Oh burlington pees leave "
INFORM the iadies oil montpelier ana the vicinity
tnat she prepared 10 continue aho'her eours'
IN hehslngton embroidery. LANES wishing ''
learn Will 40 well 10 leave tnelr names as carry a.
possio'e WIN u A. pest "here they VIII nno
iuii line OF leits' crewels hosses ana patterns 10
tne work. stamping zone 10 oruer'
THE East Montpelier annual ball came off a
the Pavilion last evening. This company has in
'o' oo'"e away ."o p"'"i ~ "oo 20
"eH ae ioi e"pei'o' u""o'ns' anu i"'. o''n"
ABOUT one injured couples coming i,ou' Las
nion'peher, p"rro' i"inne'u' n"'e"ou on
nerin' WIN ie" iio"' '''"'pe"e,' eu'N''neu
"i respee's tne na'io anu ia'he vi 'ne Ias' NUN
po''ei ANNUAL
j. Z. GRIoGs, Mt waterbury, has very fin
stock OF rubber boots for men, boys and youths
None but the very best make kept, such as are al
most sure to give satisfaction to those that wea
them out. Farmers wishing to make arrange
ments to exchange maple sugar for boots AM
into the corner store In hnights block on o
ABOUT march ISL
IA JOLLY TIME" is what a correspondent char
acterizes the celebration Thursday evening" @
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the marriage O
Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ. Whitney, who live in tn
Putnamville neighborhood. About one hundre
were present of all ages and both sexes Numei
Gus and valuable gifts were made and the othe
usual adjuncts Of such occasions, music, refresh
ments, speeches, etc, were included. The vis
was to have taken place last October, but wa
postponed on account OF the sickness OF Mrs
whitney, who is now only able to take but fey
steps at time
DANIEL MuLLARKY, an employe at Pecks
Cummins' tgnnery, narrowly escaped a sever
financial loss on Saturday Changing his clotl
ing near the oven which dries the wet tan-bar
used for fuel In running their engine, he droppe
his purse containing about S400 Unnoticed b
him, it worked along toward the opening in IL
horizontal face of the oven through which Il
pulverized bark is shoveed. and lust as it W,
going over the edge into the flames it was O
served by Patrick Rourkes, the fireman. an
quickly snatched from what would have been i
slant destruction
Ov tho social aor,a ~ thu por,o,v cravs
Armorv ua,I In g. Alharslas, Thnrsa.v sv.nin
tho Nessonoer says 1, 90 was anioyad Ia, .abo