Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-01-25
Current Mention.


Mr. G. M. LYON is seriously Ill of lung fever.
REV. L. WARREN is to preach in Woodbury.
next Sabbath.
THE name OF Fayetteville post-oHice has been
changed to Newfane.
Town agents blanks can be promptly supplied
at the WATERMAN office.
You can buy the White sewing machine Of J. C.
Griggs, Waterbury, Vermont.
Mrs DESIsoN DEWEY is Frustrated with an az
lection Of the throat and lungs.
NEW Morris & Ireland safe for sale at this Of
flee. A good bargain can be had.
THE Vermont College of Teachers will hold a
meeting in this village February Sd.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT preached in the Uni
tartan church in Burlington last Sunday.
l. W. LINFIELD has for sale oats for seed
Read his advertisement in another column.
REV GEORGE S. GUERNSEY will preach at Han
cock next Sunday, January 29th, at one r. NJ.
ANY farmer who desires to send us good butter
or potatoes in payment for papers can have
an opportunity
A CAMPFIRE, free to all will be held at the
Grand Army hall this wednesday, evening The
band will be in attendance.
MKT Sunday afternoon religious services are
to be conducted in the Morse school-house, East
Montpelier, by Rev Mr.. Wright.
JAMES r. LASGDoN offers for sale various lots
Of very desirable real estate in this village. At
tention is called to his advertisement.
MR.. AND Mrs. A. C. BRADFORD, Barre, want
a first-class trimmer and one apprentice. Read
rbair nd INT
THE Ladies' Aid Society of Calais are to hold
their annual fair and festival at the vestry at
Maple Corner next Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary LIST.
SOME slight changes of time on the Central YER
mont railway went into effect Monday morning.
The mail passenger train south leaves at o 80 A.
NJ, and the accommodation north at % A. NJ
REV. MR. HINCKs made the recent slaughter on
the Hudson River railroad the subject of his
mornings discourse last Sabbath, and drew there
from some very timely and instructive lessons.
GEORGE scRIBNER and Colonel f. Ely Goddard
of Ely attracting considerable attention by the
uniqueness of their turnouts They are both dis
cipes of the beautiful, and are too, too, utterly
utter"
WALKER PUFFER, State street. offer larger
stock Of wool boots, sheep leggiDgs, and rubbers
OF all kinds also overshoes and warm goods OF all
descriptions at hard times prices. Sign, big
overshoe
MRS. A. o. CuMMINs was taken suddenly and
alarmingly sick on Monday but Drs. Reid and
Putnam were at once summoned and partial relief
obtained. 1t is now hoped that she is in a fair
way Of recovery.
SHERIFF DUDLEY last Friday arrested French
man, a stranger, for intoxicaton. After hearing
he was fined Being unable to pay, he was on
Monday taken to Rutland to serve term in the
house Of correction
WE received pleasant call last week from
Charles II. More Esq, of Fort Dodge, Iowa, and
George f. Roberts of the Messenger of that city.
Mr. Roberts is the successful candidate for the
state printing of Iowa.
The ladies' society of the Church OF the Mes.
sah will hold a socable at the house OF Mrs
Charles II. Heath, on Barre street, on Friday
afternoon and evening. Ladies in the afternoon
and gentlemen and young people in the evening
The old folks dance at the Pavilion on Friday
night a success. There were about hun
dred twenty couple in attendance, and all enjoyed
the social pleasures of the night. There will be
another assembly of the same kind next Tuesday
night
ENooH PRATT, a prominent business man o.
Baltimore, has proposed to give the city 81 900,
600 to endow free circulating library, on Ger
tain conditions: trustee officer to be ap
pointed removed on religious poltica
grounds.
THE prospectus Of the Springfield RepuJlica,
for 1882 appears in our columns to-day. The Re
publican is preeminently New England news
paper ana on 'hs account IL mas many irenu
e'eh a'nons peopie VINO 10 ho' iahe s'oeh
iuuepehuen' poi'ies'
The bailiffs have rented the room lately vacated
by Juan DeColaines, on Main street, for the us
OF the police 1t will make comfortable polio
TN ~. Oa.,ua,, $500 ha ,.I ,s
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PARTIES VINO propose 10 ura" WOOD IN payinen
lor the paper VIII please remember three thihg'
hrst' not 70 oring that which Is 80 poor as not
be salable in market; second, not to ask pric
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AND now comes the announcement that Z. L
Prescott OF the Biddeford Journal has Joined II
innumeraole caravan oil benedicts. Nellie
daughter oil William Hobbs OF North Berwick
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REGULAR communication OF aurora Lodg
NO ~ free ana Accepted Masons VIII DC neld
tne masonic NAH on monuay evening" January
~ seven e'och' "orh' o. Inc district uepu
grand master VIII Dc present IN an ofliei"' cap