Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-11-23
Wafrhuan C Journal
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1881
Current Mention.

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The annual village meeting occurs monday
evening" pecennoer '''' a' seven . c'ocR'
VERY desirable tenement Tor small family
can be had by application at the WArcHMAN
o"'ce'
DANIEL HOPKINS administrator oil Francis
Mckennas estate, advertises in this paper farm
for sale.
1T Is said by sportsmen That wild ducks ana
partriuRes were never more tnicRly anu neaVi'y
feathered than now
BEFORE buying your hats and bonnets call at
meadera new ihVoice just rece'Veu anu
prices 'o"er 'nan e'er'
THE adjourned term OF Washington county
court for hearing court cases will commence Tues
oay' 'ne @''n i"s'a"''
MIR. CHARLES t. SABIN, and wife, started for
Atlanta, Georgia, Monday night to enter upon his
duties at the exposition.
II. L. SLAYToN has the largest assortment of
Christmas cards in town. Be sure and see them
before buying elsewhere.
W. A. LORD. ESQ has resumed the practice of
law in this village. and has his office with Hiram
A. IIuse, Esq, in the Ralto building.
THE Universalist society at Calais will hold its
meetings In the vestry at Maple Corner next Sab
bath and thereafter until further notice.
Rvv Mn Roarps vii, nreacb nex, Sunday n,
half-past two r. NJ promptly in Mr.. West Orms-
bee $ hall,-Sunday-scho Immediately following
Nvxr Monday evenino Ia the ann;versarv nj
Can,,a, Lodge n NJ q n Raw NJ mn will
deliver an address Tho nph,;c aro cordal,v In.
vited.
A,v,ov r,an,,so;,;n, so.,;oo nil, ho ho,a b.
morrow (Thursdavl at Trinity church. at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon Sermon bv Raw Mr.
Rogers
Tup prad,ord rro;,od oo;nion-cohh,s md
stantop,s consolidated nresents n verv cred,a be
annearance pradford nou has chat I, has lone
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Y. uriggs, waterbury,
ANOTHER comet has been discnvered-tbe
seventh this year It is in the constellation Cas-
slopes. Its motion is slowly westward. 1t has
slight condensation, but no tail is visible and it is
nearly round.
Tpr New York Commercial, Advertiser and tho
S,,n were 40 enternris;ng as IN mint an obi,parv
Of Chief Justice Perpoint The latest reports
are that he is somewhat better, but that his con-
dition is still critical
Mn AND MRs G. O DAVIS wish 10 tender their
sincere thanks tn their neighbors and friends who
showed them so much attention. svmnatbv and
aid during their affection by the sickness and
death of two dear children.
CuR,sruAs ia coming webster has inst re-
Turned from Boston and New York where he has
been se,ectipo halliday ooods and o,bar ,oods 10
make nm for those sold ALREADY Don't TAI, IN
call Rio tocl.-,ov nrices
VIZ want a corv of tho yeruort c1ron;c,e n
lime q 1878 and n conv eacb ~ tho w.rcuu,,
of Februa,v IA. 1873 and lime Il 1879 Anv mar
son having them will confer A great favor mon
us by forwarding them to this Office
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e No. r.s ,,.a 1870. Wv. .n'. po ~, ,.
Should be the garment of praise;
Ana ampier IMAM our ample sheaves
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WILL our montpelier iadies please read the
advertisement. Oh MIS- rray' IN announcer columh'
or what Is oeHer' call upon 'he iady ana exam
ine "ef e.qu's'e mar ~oiA' WIN eoHu se'''hg1
,ou 4, ,ho H. -, 90, a.. ,,o.ae. 4.
"eae sfa'ineu " iearh 'ha' tne elevator acct
aeh'' ho.ieeu las. ~eeh' u Mr. M NJ Nell
'ose' IN Ne" io'A' p,o,e' no' !" nave oeen 50
serious aS a' nrs' reported Is oeiieVeo 'nat no
ZONES WERE Actually orokeh' ana tnat suoslah-
''
'hh' interesting temperance meeting WAS
heiu III Tue sc"oolhouse Oh District NO. U, In con
nee.on WIN 'he ounaay,scnoo'' as' sunday
Auuresses were 'naue ny MI Rogers, MI r.
IL, "a'y' MI truman ~ uoruon ana mr. Isaac
"nee,er' 'unaay-S next sunday ~ three
ihE "o'es Oh waterbury ana vicinity are re-
lh'hdeu Una. the miliinery STOCK OF Miss A. L.
sleeper Is daiS on SAFE In the store formerly occu-
pied by her ana any article In it can be bought at
merely nominal price, Inc balance oil the
s'ock Will DO CLOSED out at AUCTION TUESDAY, NO
rosr ohooks boys Oh the 'rand Army OF the
hepuphc ihouiged IN an oyster supper In their
nan last evening" and mad merry time over the
pi-'ai'es' lhese soldier festivals are always
seasoned with the exhiliration OF the camp, how
ever remote they may be from the tented field and
Ito s'''''"s 9oehes'
The Baptist vestry was filled to OVERLOOKING at
the union temperance meeting Sunday evening.
Mr.. f. +. ii. Gary presided, and stirring ad-
dresses were made by Rev. Messrs Rogers and
Miller and by e. II Heath, Esq. Another meet
ing OF the kind will be held In four weeks at the
Church OF the Messiah.
WE learn that MIR. John Simpson, brother In
law oil Dr. U. Nj. Chandler, and who has for sew
eral years spent the summer months in Mont
pelier, died OF pneumonia last week. Mr. Simp
son resided at Peekskill, New York, but had his
business In the city. He was man OF large
means and highly esteemed
THE Grayson Opera Company, the first to pro-
duce The Mascot in America, will give that bright
opera at capital Hall tonight, with Helen Il. ii
carter as Bettina' the Mascot. The highest seat
ing capacity OF the nail Will be speedily exhausted
and parties who have not yet purchased tickets
are advised to look out for their chances at once
MR.. EDWARD r. BLACKWELL dug up in his gar
den recently a rare curiosity in the shape of
copper coin Of the date Of 1874, the value OF which
Is Indicated by the words Zone hundred for I
dollar stamped around the edge. 1t does no
seem to be very much worn, and not unlikely wa
lost by some one OF the early settlers of the town