Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-07-27
Current Mention.

Current Mention.
REMENYI is expected here again some time
during the coming fall.
The services of the Montpelier band have been
engaged for the state fair.
REV. L. WARREN is to preach in South Wood
bury, next Sabbath, July 3lst.
CHANGE OF time on railroads again Monday
morning. See Travellers Guide above.
AN administrators sale of the property Of the
late J. s. Spauldng of Barre is advertised in this
paper to take place August 18th.
"wITH its usual better knowledge of facts
our people ought not to be so msled as to the
birthdays of our Oldest inhabitants.
SERVICES at Bethany church will be resumed
next Sabbath, and Rev. DIR. Butler of Jackson
vile, Illinois, will occupy the pulpit.
PETER AND FRANK GRAvELrS were arrested
last Saturday on grand jurors complaint for in
toxicaton and each fined 50 and costs
BURLINGTON has received a new fountain to be
placed in city park 1t is another of the numer-
Gus gifts of Mr.. John P. Howard to that city.
MEETING will be held as usual at Trinity church
next Sunday morning. and preaching by the pas
tor at East Montpelier Center at two o'clock Z. NJ
AFRO STONE and Melvin W. Scribner started
Monday morning for Manchester, New Hamp-
shire, with the intention Of opening fruit store
there.
Mr. MORTON MARVIN of Berlin has bought the
F. c. Gilman place on Seminary Hill, paying
therefor $500 lie will not move from his farm
at present.
GEORGE O., DAVIS, town treasurer OF Marsh
field calls for payment Of certain bonds of that
town, description of which will be found in our
advertising columns
REMEMBER that Morrison of the Blue Store,
Barre, is closing out his summer stock of dry
goods and clothing at prices that will interest
you. lie must have the room for fall stock.
CoRINNE MERRy-MAKERs, led by Corinne,
the infant prima donna" supported by thirty
artists are expected to give the Magic Slipper
and II. NJ. S. Pnafore in Capital Hail. September
Goth and 9th.
GODDARD SEMINARY, Barre, Henry Priest, prin-
cipal, is one of the schools wherein frst-cass
academical education can be obtained, and rs a
fitting school it is second to none. Fall term be-
gins August 2Ith.
MIR. J. c. BULLOCK and family of Chicago are
staying at the Pavilion for a few days. Mr.. Bull
lock was former resident of Montpelier and is
now a member of very extensive wholesale boot
and shoe firm in Chicago
UNDAuNTED by the lowery aspect OF the weather
last Thursday morning, the Sunday-schoos OF the
Church of the Messiah and Christ Church had a
most enjoyable picnic at Summit Park. over
two hundred tickets were sold.
A ,l,a. .l,o III do
legged masher, with corkscrew-toed shoes and
twrling cane, is necessity at a watering-place,
in order that he may break the monotony and ex-
cite the curiosity of the children.
A MEETING OF the Vermont College OF Teachers
will be held in Northfield in connection with the
meeting of the Vermont Teachers Association
noticed elsewhere, Wednesday, August 10th, al
eleven clock A. NJ full attendance is desired
REV. GEORGE S. WEAVER, ID, of Canton, New
York, is expected to preach at the Unversalisi
house In Plainfed July 3lst at half-past ten A. NJ.
and hali-past one p. NJ. All who have read his
excellent books will be glad OF the chance to heal
him speak.
TRINITY Sunday. school, after several postpone.
ments caused by bad weather, had picnic Tues
day at Benjamins Falls. The weather in the
morning was 80 threatening that only about forty
went but those who did go thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
We were in error two weeks ago in stating that
Trinity congregation would worship with that Of
Bethany on the two now next Sabbaths. The
interchange on their part is deferred until Rev
Mr.. Miller takes his vacation, perhaps commenc
ing the second Sabbath in August.
A oIl.u loIau
are invited to join, will leave the Central station
by special train tomorrow Thursday morning
at ten minutes past seven for Highgate Springs
Fare for adults one dollar; for children, fifty
cents. 1t will be under the auspices of TIN
churches Of the town.
DIR HosKINs OF Newport, Vermont, will sent
to customers on the Passumpsic and Wells Rive
railroads currants at the price rs he has beef
sending strawberries-that is, for 50 he will sen'
bushel, express paid and the purchaser can re
ceive back 81 at the express office on returning
the crate and baskets.
A rIRsT-oLAss machine operator wanted imme
diatey by Woolson Brothers, Montpelier Yer
mont. They will furnish constant employment +
good operator ON the Tweed or Singer
machine. Apply as above rs long as this motto
is in print. The highest wages will be paid T.
such help as they need
THE name OF the gentleman who died so sud
denly on the cars an event which we briefly nc
ticed last week, was A. Spaulding, lie occupied
Pullman car berth on the night mail train nortl
instead of south. His brother was with him. an
upon his arrival at St. Adams summoned ply
stefan, but life was extinct His body WAS take
back to Boston where he resided.
WE are pleased to note that Mr.. Charles J
Rowell, who last fall went from Orleans count
to Leadyille, Colorado, and formed most prom
Using law partnership with Judge Merton, an oil
resident, has recently been made director an
treasurer OF popular omnibus and toll roa
thoroughfare leading out OF that rapidly GROWN
city. We trust all his high hopes may be r,
allied.
AT meeting OF the legal voters OF school di
trict No. o, Montpelier, Wednesday evening
July Goth. vote was passed granting to Re-
Henry A. Rogers the use of their school-houi
for religious services and Sunday -school on SUI
day afternoons. The first service was held SUI
day afternoon at three o'clock with good a
tendance. All are invited next Sunday at IL
same hour.
wooIsoN BROTHERS desire to increase the
present force by engaging twenty frst-class Goa
makers for the fall and winter season. They wi
pay an advance OF from ten to twenty per cent q
last seasons prices. All good coat makers wou
do well, by applying for steady job, at tn
we-known establishment as long as this motif
Is in print Apply to Wooson Brothers, Mon
pelier, Vermont.
Az Mr.. and Mrs. J. Langdon scovle were ri
ing down the Clay Hin road to church Sundf
morning. each with a little granddaughter
charge, the horse stumbled and fell, thrown
Mrs scoville and little "Trude violently
the ground The child struck on her feet al
received no injury, but Mrs. Scoville had coll
bone broken beside general bruiaing and sha