Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-03
Wafrhnian & Journal
Current Mention.
NEW goods at L. p Gleason's.

NEW ROous NJ l.. =. blehsOn y.
WE had quite furry Of snow yesterday after
noon.
CALL at the Bishop Hotel and see the new clerk,
+. ?. vlnton.
THE Stoddard churn is sold in Waterbury only
by c. o. Graves 4 Co.
THE best quality Of tapestry carpets for one
dollar per yard at J. c. Emery's.
AUCTION every Tuesday and Saturday evening
at head Of State street. Go and see.
MEssRs. BARRY AND FAY's "Muldoon Picnic
company played here last Friday evening to
fair house.
MEMORIAL services OF "Teddie" Brown will be
held at the Church Of the Messiah next Sunday at
four o'clock p. Nj
d. W. TEMPLE & Co. have their new spring
goods. For full particulars read their advertise
ment in this paper.
+, W. BAILEY & Co, have choice farm seeds OF
various kinds The attention OF farmers is called
to their advertisement.
IT is reported that the man last seen with Jack
son, whose dead body was found near Richford,
was arrested Monday night in Boston.
MONTPELIER auctioneer at street auction sale
last Saturday, holding up an implement for dress
ing timber: "How much am offered for those
adze?'
CO. GRAVES & Co, Waterbury, have the Flor
ence oil stove an article indispensable to all
housekeepers for economy, comfort and convent
ence In summer time
A NEWSPAPER item says: L. T. Sparhawk Is
making camera for his own nose, capable OF
making pictures 1Sx22." Wonder II they will be
illustrations OF punch.
SATURDAY evening Theophile Dolby hailine
from st. Adams, was arrested and jailed for in
toxcation. He brought the materials with him
He was fined So 100 and costs.
THE Colby wringer Company has moved to
Boston, but c. o. Graves & Co., Waterbury, are
agents for this valuable machine for that and
neghboring communities.
THE express train due here early Tuesday
morning arrived about two o'clock in the after
noon. The cause of the delay was a freight train
off the track near East Granville.
THE judges Of the county court are making pre-
liminary arrangements for placing curbing Of
Barre granite around the courthouse yard. They
are also making repairs on the Jail.
ADAMS, the clothier, never advertises more than
he can fulfill. What he claims in his advertise
ment in this paper can be relied upon, and parties
wanting clothing had better give him a call.
SKTF's CALIFORNIA MINISTRIES had good
audience Saturday evening" as such entertain
ments always do here. They performed credit
ably the same old things in the same old way.
AT the ARMS A. Patriot store onnosite Re,hany
church, they have job lot Of diaries for 1882, all
perfect goods, that they offer for sale at half
price. Hereis big chance for bargains in diaries.
Arch Chapter, No 7, will be held at the masonic
hall, on Thursday evening, MAY a, at half-past
seven O'Clock Regular Council assembly at
seven O'Clock.
Mrs. M. L. WILLS Of Duxbury Corners has now
on hand fine assortment Of new spring millinery,
and, although now in New York selecting a full
stock, customers will be attended to by an expe-
rienced assistant.
THE fifth union TEMPERANCE meeting of the
series will be held in the vestry of Bethany church
on Sunday evening, May 7th, commencing at
seven o'clock. Hon. c. II. Heath will make the
opening address and will be followed by Others.
A. D. FARwELL is in the track of the State
street extension but he does not propose for that
reason to discontinue the sale of ready-made
clothing in the usual kinds and varieties, as will
appear from his advertisement in another column
wnuv,S p,,rrr, osfo, .huoo .,,oo,., ....,.
th;s week. Man. s,o o.,t No. 90 M. -
canvas shoes. 81 %: ladies' kid hutton shoes
with worked button hole high heel and box toes
81 90 These goods are all good STYLE and service
able
ID c,r,sox o,a;,,s 60 h.,o ,.,, l. ,....
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fore. Mr. Gleason never speaks for buncombe.
and as he has had many fine stocks heretofore.
b;s show;ro 81 snr;n,, ,,oods ,,,a. no .or,a,h,n,
- 'p''"s e'''' "i"'' 10 ''e''"e
A GREAT many Ladies' are anxious In hear the
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arguments vi ooha'or ru'hunus anu MT rheips
IN the railroad case seats Will be reserved Tor
them in the court house and every facility af-
forded them for listeninp They will probablv
arone on Friday
OUR report OF the doings of the Vermont Metho-
dist conference Ia condensed from tba renort NJ
.ho a. 1,s,t'e In" .ae spo'' "
'"e huuio" i''o""' II uahy eui.ioh oi winch was
published during the session Mr.. Allis, the pub
Usher, is making the Tribune one of the brightest
and best of our state exchanges
POLITE JACK HUBBARD, VINO at the instance
OF the selectmen was Jailed last week. has been
adjudged partially insane and was taken to the
nra''ieporo asylum hohuay morning he po-
litely saluted the crowd which witnessed his de-
parture and said he should return after n few
weeks soiourn at his country residence"
L. r. GLEASON mas received an elegant line Of
ladies' and children's hosiery, Isle thread and
silk gloves. corsets. ribbons rncbipgs naraso,s
ona On, ',,,h.ol,a. 49, - ,
anu sun uino'ein's ALSO new iaces' ties ana
fichus, and novelties in neck wear Call and see
them.
1T turns out that the poem "Via Solitaria, -
published in last weeks paper and credited TO
Longfellow was written by Dr. O. N Conoyer OF
Madison, Wisconsin in 1868. 1t was published
at that time In the INDEPENDENT over his initials
and was copied into LitteWs Liring Aqe Of Octo-
Der 10, 1868, without signature or date but with
credit to the independent
T1R weather has been cold and gloomy bu, ws
are in homes that II will cIear ~ nnU u ont"i
nation of that tima Wahstar has haan 10 Naa,
York bnving The oniy troubie 10 ha cots TO- too
mnch then Gets tired ~ tbem and sssliS ,bem 90,
less 40 that n wi nav von 10 CO. ,hsra ana noh
over bis nav stnct ~ JTrass ssoods tinrnin@s
ribbons. buttons hosiery oloSes notions 90
Alsn erockerv ana giassw1otsa n g., Iina ~,
fal 30 call 'cara. - 49, .s - 49,
y - 80 sn."p, o"e"po'' e'eape''
u ". uhAVEs q 20, waterbury, have Just put
~ seiy ea'1nsSe such pI wal papeIs-uanos,
h I,unes anu So,aers IN Drowns, ouns, white
panhs, sIounu inlas, nice giits, ETC, varying ID
Pllce rom Yen GEMS fol upward Ihey nave
also iull line OF shadlngs In paper, oil and
opaque and IN Hollands Shade rollers, tassels