Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-26
Current Mention.

Current Mention.
Mns. c. M. PRAY advertises hair jewelry in
this paper.
CoRsErs, hosiery, gloves and new jet goods at
W. Il. Wallis.
]. c. EMERY OF this village has four Jersey
cows for sale.
THE Chester Martin farm in williamstown is
advertised for sale.
COLONEL BROWN is putting telephone into
Mr.. Poland's house.
THE Ladies' Christian Temperance Union meets
at Bethany vestry this afternoon.
L. W. BIsBEE, Barre, advertises for sale the
residence OF the late Hon. Carlos Carpenter
MAJOR THOMAS, the world-renowned musket
drill man, is with skiffs California minstrels
L. P. GLEASON has the finest assortment OF
ladies' and children's hosiery and gloves he has
ever shown.
CHARLIE MASON, the noted California come
dian, will cause you to smile out loud next Sat
urday evening
You can buy the Household Davis, Williams,
or White sewing machines Of j. c. Grggs, Water
bury, Vermont
NEW hair switches in variety of shades, Also
an elegant line Of children's goods at Wallis,
Post-ofiice Block.
THE next meeting Of the state teachers associa-
ton will be held at Castleton, August 8, 10 and
II. Free entertainment will be provided.
ARRANGEMENTS are making on a grand scale
for the Vermont veterans reunion at Queen City
park in Burlington next Fourth Of July.
REV. MIR. MILLER is away at conference at
Ludlow this week, but Trinity church will be open
for services and Sunday-school as usual
C. A. BEsrs millinery opening will be on Tues
day and Wednesday, May I'd and Sd. choice
assortment Of trimmed goods will be exhibition.
PROFESSOR GoULD's classes in dancing at the
Pavilion will hereafter be held on Thursday af-
ternoon and evening OF each week at four and
eight o'clock.
REGULAR communication OF Aurora Lodge,
No. 90, Free and Accepted Masons, will be held
at the masonic hall on Monday evening, May LIST,
at half-past seven.
THE Boston Weekly Post claims to be the best
and cheapest family paper in New England.
Parties interested gather full particulars from
our advertising columns.
WE. VAIL, having returned from New York
and Boston with fine line OF millinery and a
firstclass trimmer, will be pleased to show goods
at his store in Post-oiice Block
LADIES new spring garments elegant styles and
perfect fitting, black and colored sackings and
trimmings. better assortment and lower prices
than ever before at L. y. Gleason's.
A COMPETENT person to do the work of a farm
house, some one that understands butter making
will find an opportunity to engage her services by
applying to Box 253 Montpelier, Vt.
W. +. Walls opening of fine spring millinery
goods will take place Tuesday and Wednesday o.
next week. of which event the ladies of Mont
peer and vicinity will take due notice.
Mrs. A. C. STEBBISs OF Waterbury has fin,
display Of spring millinery, samples OF which
make her show window radiant as flower garden
Read her advertisement in another column.
DON'T forget that the tickets to Skiff's Caifor
MIA Ministries next Saturday evening are thirty
five and fifty cents and the press from Maine +
California pronounce them the model company.
GEORGE WOODS & Co.'S parlor organs are tn
best in all respects Of any in the market to-day
You will find them on exhibition and for sale a
J. c. Griggs', Waterbury, Vermont. Send fc
price list
C. A. BEST would invite the attention of ladie
who coming to Montpelier to do shopping, I
his stock Of millinery and fancy goods just brougl
from New York. All the latest novelties, whic
will be sold at the lowest prices.
MR.. c. II. SEVERANCE, a long-ti employee
this office, who has been compelled by his nfrn
tiles to cease his abors for two months, resume
them last week. He is seveDty-three years oil
and has worked as printer nearly sixty years.
THE admission to Skif's California mnstre
while they were in Boston was fifty, seventy-i'
cents and 81, but in this village they come dow
10 popular prices to accommodate the great rus
they are sure to have next Saturday evening.
THE society for political education which
connected with Washington County gramm
school has elected the following officers: Geor
b. Shepard president; L. f. Cross, vice-pre
dent; Frank NJ. Kendall, treasurer II. d. He
kins, Jr., secretary; G. L. Blanchard, libraria
The society meets on Friday evenings.
The company Of amateurs who perform
"Tom Cobb" and Uncles WILL" on Thursd
evening, have been asked to repeat the same
the benefit Of the library association. They Ia
several new plays in prospect, among them, I" /
gagged by W. S. Gilbert, and "A Scrap
Paper" a witty and interesting translation FRI
the French.
On Sunday while John Brassau was drawi
flood wood across the Worcester branch
Wrightsville, his horse got into deep water a
would have drowned but for the efforts Of Al
ander Coffey and Edgar Francis. 1t is said Il
Coffey spoiled a pair of boots OF more value tn
the horse, or, possibly, than man who will w
a team on Sunday
RUTLAND correspondent has the followi
"The large amount Of opium consumed yea
In Rutland by those in the habit of eating it |
few years will call for opium lecturer, as v
as temperance lecturers. Its victims are C
stantly increasing The habit Is not confined
the lower or middle classes, but many pers
who move in the best society are victims to it..
THE following parts have been assigned for
graduating class Of Washington County Gram
school: History, George B. Shepard; prophec
Miss Mary Reed poem, Miss Minnie Reyno
Grafton and ode, II. d. Hopkins, Jr. The vale
tory and salutatory which depend upon rank
not been given out yet. Two Of the CT
Smith and Scoville, expect to enter Yale, and
Kendall, will go to Dartmouth.
THE Muldoon Picnic Company will apes
Capital Hall, Friday evening, April 49, We
the following from the Boston Globe: "Mudo
Picnic" has caught on at Howard Athen;
To such degree that the house has been CROW
to its utmost capacity all the week. On ne
every night the seats have all been sold by Il
five minutes past seven o'clock, and by Gig
has been extremely difficult to obtain stan
room with view OF the stage" Tickets for
at Phinney's.
AN item ia going the rounds OF the state pa
to the effect that DIR. Rutherford, one Of the
board OF supervisors OF the insane, after len
examination has pronounced Mccartney,
Waterbury murderer, sane, and that the resi-
physicians OF the asylum coincide In this Opt
As to the physicians Of the asylum, we are C
bly, informed that they have expressed no OPP
as to the murderers mental condition but
they are closely observing the case so as
able to give an intelligent judgment when C
upon to do 80 The propriety Of their courst
be recognized and commended.
CAPITAL HALL was well filled Thursday
ing TO witness the presentation by home tall
"Tom Cobb" and my Unce's Will" Tn
and quality OF the audience was a good In
ton and the actors took their parts to tn
dent satisfaction Of ALL Distinctions are
be nvidious when all do we'll, but canno
saying that the naturalness with which tn
Elephants In the two plays took 10 loye-mak