Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-20
steward Rev. H. +. Hill, chaplain, W. A. Briggs.

steward; Rev. II. +. Hill, chaplain W. A. Briggs,
organist Isaac NJ. Wright, tyler.
LINE Of mems suits Scotch goods) at 500,
every suit worth $500, sacks and frocks, size
thirty-fve to forty-two, at Adams, opposite
court house.
In spite OF the late dull outlook, the carpenters
and joners Of our village are by no means idle
Messrs. A. G. Dewey and William Goodwin have
each fine two-story residences well under way on
the northerly side OF First Avenue, in Happy Ho-
low. Major Goodwin Is also building house on
the same street. Mr.. Taft has the foundations In
for two dwellings at the northerly end OF Me-
chanic street. in the Hubbard meadow. Several
huge piles OF lumber on the premises OF the
Messrs Wing also cast their shadows in the same
direction
AT the annual meeting OF Christ church on
Monday, the following vestrymen were elected;
Timothy p Redfeld Charles Dewey j. W. FL
lis Hiram Atkins, Edward Dewey, Fred +. Smith,
L. p Gleason, l. p Dana, George f. Taplin and
II. N. Taplin, Jr. Charles Dewey was appointed
senior warden, and Fred E, Smith junior warden.
The following delegates and alternates to the
diocesan convention were elected; Delegates-T.
z. Redfield, Hiram Atkins, Edward Dewey, |.
J.. lama alternhtes-rreu II. omiH L. w. ihih-
ney, George E. Taplin.
L. p. GLEASON has sipnalized the arrival Of his
sprinp goods by holding an opening, which, COM
mencine Yesterday, will continue through the day
to-day. He makes a display Of goods brilliant In
coors rare In stvle. ouality and variety, and all
very tastefully and attractiyely displayed. The
old familiar store has been numerously visited by
admiring patrons. Beautiful silks in great va
riety Of colors and qualities elegant cloakings
with silk trimmings and buttons to match, beau
tiful assortment Of light-colored satin surahs,
| sacks, domans and havelocks, laces black and
white, laces for the neck, and everything In dress
goods from the low-priced to the most expensive
| worsted goods,-are some OF the prominent fea-
lures Of an exceedingly attractive display. Give
him call to-day, ladies.
THE wisdom of taking life insurance will be
seriously disputed by very few persons Of intelli
gence, and its advantages cannot be successfully
gainsaid by the most expert caviler. We look upon
good life insurance company as benefcent inst
tuition OF whose advantages 1t is serious derelic
ton of duty for any eligible man to neglect to
avail himself. Amongthe companies which STAND
in the front rank, II not indeed AT the head OF all
the companies, In Reliability immense resources
and exceptional advantages 10 the insured Is inc
Connecticut MUTUAL oil winch A. u Brown OF
Montpelier Is the Longtime and ehicient general
agent Tor the state OF vermont communica-
ton relating to this company appears on the
fourth page, which we strongly commend every
individual interested IN the subject oil lie In
surance.
THE following is a part of the programme
adopted by Brooks Post, Grand Army a the Re-
public at their meeting last evening, for the OBJ
servance Of decoration day: Committee Of ar
rangements-H. NJ. Pierce, George W. Colby W
| w. Noyes F. E. Smith and P. P. Pitkn; floral
committee-Mrs. T. X. Merrill, Mrs. II. W. Kemp
| ton, Mrs. A. D. Farwell, Miss Olivia Boutwell,