Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-06-07
Current Mention.

Current Mention.
REV. L. WARREN is to preach in Woodbury.
next Sabbath.
ORANGE county republican convention will be
held at Chelsea, June IA.
THE democratic state convention will be held in
this place, Thursday, June 20.
THE commencement exercises of the Essex
Classical Institute occur June 23d.
BURLINGTON CoMMANDERy of Knights Tenn
plar has procured a beautiful banner.
BURLINGTON minister visits his mission sta
tions on Sundays with a railroad velocipede.
REV. GEORGE S. GUERNSEY will preach in
Essex next Sunday, June 18th, forenoon and
afternoon.
DIVER is to be employed to raise the bodies
of Comfy and Reitzel, lately drowned in Chester
field, N. II.
o. D. SoRIBNER is enarging his tenement by
tearing away the veranda and building out even
with the front.
MEETING of the Connecticut Valley Musical
Association will be held at Bellows Falls next
Friday evening,
THE widow Of the late Colonel George p Foster
has been granted pension Of $50 per month, to
date from his death.
THE Vermont Spirituasts hold convention at
Plymouth Union on Friday, Saturday and Sum-
day, June 9, 10 and IL.
THE Episcopal church choirs of Vermont will
hold their next annual convention in Brattleboro
some time in September.
EUGENE BUCK OF Worcester was arrested Sat
urday afternoon for intoxication and fined So
and COSTS which he paid
MONTHLY paper lately published at Louisville,
Kentucky, in the interest of women, will soon be
published at Brattleboro
THE abundance of blossoms upon the apple
trees throughout the state would seem to indicate
that the crop will be large
THE Central Vermont Association OF Univer-
salists hold their annual meeting at North Mont
pelier to-day and tomorrow.
THE Central Vermont railroad has notified land
owners at Queen City Park that they shall aban-
don the park after this year.
AN unusually large amount of repairing is be-
ing done to buildings in our village very graf
flying indication of prosperity.
THE usual Sunday evening services in the
Church of the Messiah are to be discontinued till
o.,i. "oin"n on,,S,"n ienperance Union Vi
,N".,.' oIuns WIN no,u sospe, temperance
'A''''u'o ~ "o'' ou'Ae' june ~ ana TO-
hh Uranium o'"o" Always onits the WATCH
,N ,o'n 'no ii'' vi papeis WHICH aunt 'he
r''uauo sef'ices anu quaiihcations Oh colonel
'oSoe
In the hotly contested case of Shurtleff Us.
oso'ehS III lie oni'eu outes oistrict court az
WINDSOR the verdict oil the Jury was in favor OF
''''enS'
Now, look here, Kinsley! 1t is true we don't
know how to spell very well-not 30 we'll as Chase
uoes-put II your young man can improve upon
IT. 'eii MIN 10 follow copy
THE examination at Burr & Burton Seminary
at Manchester will be on Friday and Monday
June and ~, and the graduating exercises on
monuay evening al MUSIC nall
The Middebury Register crows and flaps its
wings at great rate because of the recent vic
tory oil the Middlebury college base ball nine over
the University OF Vermont nine.
REV. L. G WARE of Burlington is to preach In
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday morning
anu Is W III mr. wright appointment AZ INT
Morse schoo-house in the afternoon.
THE enlarged St. Albans daily MESSENGER il ar
improvement upon the preceding, yet we think
the enlargement makes the pages too broad fol
their length, for a well-proportoned sheet.
ZOE and Josie Revnolds the child violinists nj
Tunbridge. received a letter from Madam IA.
milla Urso, expressing desire to see them at he
concert at this village. They were not present
however.
BURLINGTON Cqinner "Tba uo,senoo, sraoL
of unlicensed dogs in that VILLAGE M liable IN fee
the wrath OF the law Guess they won't, thu
rath OF the law isn't much of an institution II
st. Adams"
THE training school for nurses at Burlington
closed last week Wednesday with an examination
oil the pupils 1t Is generally conceded that tn
sonooi IN SUCCESS ana tha' the pupiis nave pro
i'eu ny she'r INSTRUCTION.
THE fourth district union, Independent Order O
Good Templars, will convene with Hector Lodg
AZ 81. Johnsbnry tomorrow The afternoon an'
evening sessions VIII be open to the public. FREE
return cheeks on the railways
QUARTERMAsTER GENERAL KINGSLEY has 80
lected the grounds at Brandon for the annua
muster OF the militia regiment. The location Il