Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-12-21
Wafrhman d Journal
Current Mention.

BLACK nubias at Knights, Waterbury.
ALMAsAcs for 1882 now ready at Babcock &
Cutters.
CANTON nannels in all colors at Knights,
Waterbury.
Go and see websters curiosity shop, and don't
forget the wallet.
sKw lot toilet quilts opened this week at
Knights, Waterbury.
VERY pretty lot OF new slippers at J. c.
Grggs, Waterbury.
SEVERAL Christmas articles have been received
too late for this ISSUE
CALL at Knights and look at those black silks
before they are all gone.
BENJAMIN DALEY, after long and severe ILL
ness, is able to be out again.
A LOT Of piano music, little soiled at five
cents per piece, at the Singer office.
BIBLES and Testaments at the depository Of the
Vermont Bible Society, at J. G. Emerys.
c. A. REED returned, Sunday morning, from an
extended trip through the west and northwest
HATS and all millinery goods at closing out
prices Sara Allen, Riato block, State street
WALLETS, nubias, silk handkerchiefs, linen
handkerchief, ribbons dress goods at websters.
FIRsT-cLAss piano, but little used, for sale at
a great bargain at the Singer Office, Montpelier.
Mr. FRANK ii. BAscoM will, soon after January
LIST, go to Jacksonville, Florida, for an indefinite
time.
Miss IsABELLA Cross is visiting her many
friends in Montpelier, after an absence Of seven
years.
Srop stopl Dr. Warrens cough syrup will
cure the worst kind Of cough. Sold by Babcock
& Cutler.
THE ladies' bazar at Bethany chapel was a
successful affair financially and pleasant occa-'
sion socially.
Miss FLORA LELAND is assisting Messrs. Willis
and Tyler in the disposal OF their fine stock Of
Christmas candies
H. Z. SLAyToN has the largest assortment Of
Christmas cards in town. Be sure and see them
before buying elsewhere.
A VALUABLE new Treatise on the Horse by DR..
Kendall, will be given away by Babcock & Cutler
to farmers who own horses
IF you want suit Of clothes or an overcoat look
through Knights stock, Waterbury, as he is offer
ing special bargains this week.
N
house next Sunday afternoon at a quarter past
two, conducted by Mr.. Wright.
GERMAN notices, Christmas ornaments and
cornucopas In largest assortment and cheaper
than ever before at Cross g. Sons
BixBY & Co. have line Of rare and tasteful
goods for Christmas presents, not found else
where in town. Call at once and see them
THE Scientific american for the coming year
will be sent to any address, postage paid, for
$3.50, on application at the wAroHMAN office.
LAST Monday the train for Barre leaving here
at half past one p. NJ. and returning at twenty
five minutes past three p. NJ. was discontinued.
FINE lot of trout are on exhibition and for
sale at +. L. Newcomb's meat market. They are
said to have been caught in Silver Lake, Canada.
KNIGHT at Waterbury is making 1t lively in his
cloak department If you are going to make any
one Christmas present Of cloak, now is your
ime.
PROSPECT PARK, the seat Of the late state fair
and formerly Of the Washington county fair, has
been sold to Samuel Smith, whose farm 1t ad-
joins.
WEBSTER says that he wants to close out the
few photograph albums and baskets. 1t might
be well to look at them, for you may find a
bargain.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER CHARLES Z. CLARK,
u S. N, son of Mr.. ]. d. Clark of the Journal
bindery in this village, has been promoted to the
rank of commander
AFTER long trial, during which the child was
abducted by her foster-mother, Mrs. Faherty
the child actress Corinne has been returned to the
custody Of Mrs. Flaherty.
ONE Of those nice little alarm clocks at Scott,
jewery store in Waterbury would make very
useful present for those inclined to snooze little
late these dark mornings.
WATCHES clocks, silver and plated ware il
great variety and in elegant designs. novelties il
jewelry, full line Of dolls toys, and everything
nice for presents at Mead's.
MIXED candies freshly made, candy baskets
barley toys, variegated cream candy, fruit, wal
nut and fbert candy and good oldfashioned mo
lasses candy, at c. II. Cross & Sons.
THE attention Of the authorities is called to tn,
open and fragrant violation of the law by skater
on Sunday last Some Of them should be mad,
an example OF II the occasion again arises
THE friends, and they are many, Of Mr. Charlie
Wells, formerly of this village and Waterbury
but now Of st. Adams, will be panied to lear
that his eighteen months old child has died o
scarlet fever.
II. f. SLAYToN's store has been crowded 70
the past week so it was almost impossible to &c
into it. People soon find out where they can &c
good bargains. He has a good line Of Christina
goods and sells cheap.
THAT "Satan goeth about like roaring lo
seeking whom he may devour," is illustrated b.
the rumors which are in the air this week @
departures from virtuesways Apparently sata
has bagged victim or two.
ON Sunday afternoon Aeck Jangraw's youn
son, who was watching some boys skating
fell from the wall in the rear Of the Argus ofic
through the ice into the river. thorough scar
and ducking were the only damage.
CAPTAIN A. A. MEAD is working hard to kee
up with the demand for silver ware, watches an
jewelry, and being an able bodied man. he wi
undoubtedly hold out till the holiday trade is owe
Call early and ease the captain the home stretcl
ONE SAMUEL L. LILLEy, formerly student O
Seminary Hill, was arrested on warrant I,
intoxication, on Monday afternoon by sheri
Dudley He was brought before Justice Hinklt
on Tuesday and fined the usual amount, five dc
lars and costs.
PHINNEy's book store Is headq for no
day goods, where can be found splendid stot
Of gift books for old and young. Steel and q
bertype engravings, Christmas cards, gold PEI
and fancy goods in great variety, all selling
very low figures.
THE partnership existing between W. II. Wax
field and Seth Jones Of this place has been
solved by agreement MT Jones sold his intert