Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-09-07

foronoor Machining at half mast ten o'clock.
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ALDEN H. BOWERS graduate Oh tn's ONCE
starts tomorrow morning ,or o'ah' where ne ma
secnleu SITUATION as nie'iiah vi ',ie onioi
raelnc railway lie mas served US long ah'
la'tniuiy anu we were reluctant 10 part WIN MN
out nope the result Oh this venture Will JUSTIFY I'LL
h'gh ahticipa'iohs MISS Ellen Ryan, aho'her
our compostors' has also lett u.s. ana ventured Il
go ON voyage on .ne matrimonial sea, sh'
shou'u ai"ays hnu pam s"iins ahu sen''
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INTENSIVE hfes nave oeen raging III 'he norm
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MISSES Vi sihohe o'er 'he oo"n'fy u '"e sea Quasi
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! cl'cu'a'ion Vi INSTRUCTIVE nies III "a''s"e'u "n'
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THE state fair commences September 18th ant
closes the 10th. Inc managers are assured iron
all parts oil the state ana Jake courage that thi
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lHE SHADOW Oh Mother symptom eVii prophe
cies prooded over tnis community TUESDAY morn
ing IL was morning well calculated 10 SUR u
the supershtlous element In human nature
the time OF early sunrise the heavens were IL
rid mass from horizon to zenith AS the mornin
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WEST TorsHAM correspondent writes as 10
lows OF a cock-and-bull story In the last ArgW
, His statements are confirmed by others: " The lie
ter published in last weeks Argus Patriot date
at Orange and signed Willis r. liuntoon proves
( be canard No one in all this section knows {
any such man, and Fred Hartman says he ha
not been in West Topsham since he rode there
a stage last winter. Smith Martyr says thel
this season and hundreds who have been to II
=. pasture indicated in that letter say they hay
made diligent search for some appearance Of I'll
thing mentioned and all they have yet found Is
woodchuck's hole. II such a man as Willis
n IIuntoon could be found he would not be an
y safer in this enraged community than Gutea
. would be in the streets OF Washington"
The Bradford Opinion saws: 1.-THE store of A
10 W. CofIrin Of Groton was entered last Thursda