Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-05
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REGULAR communication OF Aurora Lodge,
No. ~, Free and Accepted Masons, VIII De heid
at Masonic Hail, on Monday evening" January
10TH at seven O'Clock.
SPECIAL convocations OF King Solomon Royal
Arch chapter VIII DC held on thursday ana FIJI
day evenings January 9th and th, at seven
O'CLOCK Md'p' WORK
REV. ELI BALLoU, having removed from Bar
nard to Bethel, requests to be addressed at the
latter place. He will continue to preach as here.
tofore in Barnard and Bethel
THE Connecticut River Masonic Association
will give grand ball at the Pavilion. Thursday
evening. the 9th instant. Eastmans band Of
Concord. New HAMPSHIRE ten pieces will furnish
the music
IN Won want one of Waltons Vermont Registers
and one hundred beautiful scrap book pictures
send TWENTY-FIVE cents in stamps to Fl. E. Slayton
Montpelier Vermont. and he will send them by
mail post-paid
T,r ,,r,,,;o ,ro oor.;o,oa o,o;,.. oorr.orto;,
of the standard silver dollar which ia now in cir
culation. 1t is of light weight and was run in a
mould, so that IL examined it is not likely to de-
ceiye even the inexperienced
Tuv veruor, state ,,or,,rv oxb;h;,;or .dver.
,,saa 10 ,oLo r,ooo a, pr,,ard ranrar,, ,s,h 1o,b
oo,h and o,s. hos hoor ,,os,,,,noa 20 Eahrnar,
1st I'd, Sd and 4th. All those desiring premium
lists will please address c. c. Pierce. secretary
Rutland.
tr ia said TIM, snoaLor uor,;r doo,,nad n .os,,
mor;a, that had hoen ,,roioo,o ., he :,
him bv tho memboro ~ Tho 1ooi.lo,nro ,vhorei,
ba was exceedno,v sens,,lo Tha ors,or, ~ ,,,aL
ing presents to public officers is one that viii lead
to mischief unless checked.
Ara meeting of the trustees of the old Nor
witch University, newly named Lewis College
held at Northfield, Friday, Colonel Charles H,
Lewis' lL'D' oi bos'on' was elected president OF
the colege' ana clarence L. hathaway, M. s.,
NJ d. oil boston, vice-president
THE ticket that drew the chamber set at the
late fair Of Capitol Guard was given to the fortu-
nate holden, little Miss Julia B. Kelton, daughter
OF William II. and Irene Kelton Of Calais, by
colonel huius H. kiker as a Christmas present,
the occasion being also her tenth birthday.
A sLEIGH-LoAD of school misses under the care
full guardianship OF Mr., Adams, Pavilion mas
ter of horse" took sleigh ride to Waterbury
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Bishop entertained the
damsels bountifully Youthful spirits and warm
blood presented stout front to the terrors OF the
frost king.
THE Conoreootjouol;et has M sunerior M n fam.
lily religious paper. 1t is thoroughly edited, and
is not only able in its discussions, but readable
and attractive. Rev. A. +. Schaufer has charge
OF its Sabbath-school department, and on its list
of contributors are some of the very best news
paper writers in the country.
The s25 500 of Montpelier town bonds hearing
five per cent interest ordered to he issued AT the
last March meeting for the purpose Of refunding
similar amount of bonds bearing higher rate
oil interest," were taken by James R. Langdon,
ESD, for the Montpelier National Bank at shade
under three and one-half per cent premium.
THE BENNINGTON Banner says of some crayor
portraits which Mr.. j. F. Gilman of this place
made for the children Of Mr.. A. p. Childs of Ben
nington: ave have seen them and are free t.
confess that they are as fine pictures Of the kline
rs we have ever seen-having all the ease of pos
and grace OF outline usually seen only in line en-
cravings
II. W. WHITcoMB, for five years conductor OF
the Montpelier & Wells River railroad has beer
appointed train master on that road, hayins
charge Of the movement Of trains and train men
His appointment dates from the first Of January
Mr.. whitcomb is a young man, bright active anc
efficient, and his promotion is deserved recogni
ton Of ability and faithful service.