Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-26
Current Mention.


RuMoR says that a wedding Is booked for this
evening at MT walker brooks PARTICULARS
next "eeA'
The ExoF1slER PLATTER can be had at Mead
ers Tor NIFTY cents and tine magic ior Sl' Senu
youi o'uerS ny maj"
MR. AND MRS Z. H. CARTER have gone to
Chicago to spend at least portion oil the winter
months with their daughter
7. c. PHINSEy has just received lot OF fine
steel engravings which he will be pleased to show
you, whether you wish to buy or not
Miss LIZZIE SWEET is Frustrated with lung
fever, 1t is said and Miss Anna Chandler is tenn
porariiy supplying her place In school,
ANOTHER change Of time occurred on the Gen.
trail Vermont railway Monday morning. See the
traveller guiue NJ heau Oh this coiumn'
W. f. ADAMS, the enterprisng clothing mer-
chant is now in New York selecting his stock Of
furs. Look out for them when they come.
The MONTPELIER ASSOCIATION met with Rev.
J. H. Hncks yesterday afternoon. The meeting
was a profitable and enjoyable one to those
present.
THE annual meeting of the Vermont State Ag-
ricultural Society will be held at White River
junction on wednesday,, November lOtn, AT Ten
o'clock A. NJ.
REGULAR communication Of Aurora Lodge,
No %, Free and Accepted Masons, will be held
at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, October 31st,
at seven o'clock.
ER MEADRR believes in quick sales and small
profits, and to prove it call and examine his stock
Of millinery, fancy goods, real hair switches and
sewing machines
KNIGHT Of Waterbury has this week opened
another lot Of ladies' cloals Ladies' desiring an
elegant perfect fitting cloak should not fail to
call and see them.
THE sewing circle connected with Betbany 90
ciety meets tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon with
Mrs J. H. Hincks and the gentlemen are invited
to tea at six o'clock
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week by reason of n broken leg. cause a stone
thrown by boy. Carelessness is expensive some
times, as well as foolish.
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rar, hos Inc. ro,,,rnoa t,o,, No,,, vi, ,,,,h
fresh stock of fine goods and will he glad tn see
her friends and cnstomers
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WALKER roFfEh nave JUST the goods people
want curing TINS wet weather ana sloppy gong,
and In fact Tor every shade oil weather Vennor
ever dreamed OIL head their advertisement on
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FRANK HUNTINGTON lett last week TO engage
WIN an Importing iruit mouse IN boston' FRANK
WAS aiwaysa many poy' ana this gives good as
surance that MS mahhness Will not depart from
hi'n' his employers are the parties TO be con-
s'a'u'a'eu'
J. G. GRIGGs, Waterbury, is agent for the ia
nous " hite sewing machihe' lie advertises In
tnis paper hst Oh the merits claimed Tor II, and
from personal knowledge we can assure the pub
Tic that the machine mas good qualities to back
up every claim II makes
MR. DUDLEY VARNEY who died at his residence
in Berlin, late Saturday night, was born in New
Hampshire, 1t is supposed, March 1st, 1888, and
consequently was nearly one hundred years old.
He moved into the state, in the town of Marsh
nelui some nity years ago, ana mas since lived In
barre ana Berlin lie leaves large estate.
The history of Montpelier, now appearing in
Miss Hemenways Gazetteer, is enlarging in every
direction, and gives promise OF great interest and
value. The steel engravings alone Of distin-
guished men and women among the early resi-
dents Will be worth fully the cost OF the work.
Orders from abroad should be sent at once to
Miss A. M. Hemenway at Montpelier.
A CoRISTH correspondent, melted by an article
In tho llama of Octohar to,b dasor,h,na a h,s,,
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And sucb n ,rae in corin,h on ,,ha, 4. o.,,ad
Eastman hill. have handled apples good deal
have grated more or less for the last twenty
years, and have grown many new varieties, but
have never seen coreess apple. Perhaps DR..
Cutting has seen them
II. FoRrIER the Waterbury boot-maker. Ia still
at his bench, not only making the best boots spd
shoes in the county but doing general repairs IL
the best manner all on his own account. II,