The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-01
Montpelier.


a' nethany churcn sunday
Two children of Benjamin Daley have been
Nery SICK Win typnolu ieVer'
A MONTPELIER lady started for Russia via
Halls train Thursday morning.
REV. H. +. HILL will return in season to Off
ciate at Christ church next Sunday.
A. c. AvFRI1r. the register of the Probate
Court, has been away on a vacation.
CHARLES FERRIN has lust recovered from
recent illness and is about once more.
Mp ANN Mps JouN TyrER Of Claremont. N
II visited with IT 8 Ioomis last week
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MR. AND MRS " m FISHER returned oatur-
oay iroin "ee.oi" UP y. 'niooo VI ioui "0ehe
THE Montpelier assoclatlon Oh Congrega-
fional ministers met at Bethany chapel yes
terday.
MISSES CLARA and Belle Mead nave gone
West on visit to friends at Oshkosh and She
boygan, Wis.
ALVIN JosLYN of waitsfeld has been visit
ing his son Eugene OF the Montpelier and
wells River force
The monthly temperance meeting will be
| held at the Baptist church next Sunday even
| ing at half-past seven o'clock
CONSIDERABLE company is expected at the
| Pavilion this month, quite number of rooms
| having been engaged in advance.
| pvrrp M,rcur,r exnects m start Friday for
| Falmouth Height on the Massach usetts coast,
| where he will spend his vacation.
| " w pr,,ocu a former res;dent of tbis
v;,,o,o Int now a large grain dealer in Rnrlino-
Ion Iowa ia in town with his family.
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| ~ TT n ' UonL;ns s,ont SUNDAY in town and
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dav dan n, P;cbmond Frank Kendall ia at Sid
| Orcha,d
|
SPEAR " LANE, DRUGGISTS, nave olssolved
partnersh,p, ana the business VIII DO Ionuucteu leu
py Lane Brothers, george L. Lane peing 'he
"o" non'0i
| MISS EMILY IL EATON, WHO srauua,eu AZ tne
| washington county Grammar senool IasC June,
| Will continue her stuules IN new lork thls
| coming winter.
| ONE of the lesser lights of Forepaugh's show,
| who might be termed newer of wood and
| drawer OF water, got tire1 OF ms roVing hie
ana hired out haylng Win Colonei flneiu'
T. w. WOOD, the well-known artist, who has
been at Springfield, Mass. for few weeks is
now at the Pavilion He is accompanied by
Mrs. Wood, and will remain several weeks.
NE SMILE and John r. Tbnrston have re-
turned from their stav at Portland Harbor
Their vacation was somewhat shortened by the
| severe illness OF Mr.. Smilis's boy, who is now
better.
Tup v;llage bai,iffs ouoht tn take some meas-
pres N clear ont worcester branch The mosr
| casnal examination will convince anv one that
| such action ia demanded nv considerations of
| heaNh
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aaS ,u;ti his oonsant y NJ Irsb bas hear s 3 n,
nointed his Guardian To look after what prop
| ertv he has about 81 600
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U. gi'2oo. ~ y rs oniy hve years slneo no soJ st"uu
atou iroh mar var, varu coirse, naHiuS en'oiou
thal ihs'i'u'ion from our Ohioh schooi'
The expense OF maintaining the Union
school for the past year has been S6,3I3 53.
The amount raised was sufficient to meet all
bills and reduce the outstanding debt ~ 900.
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IHE oldest lnhaoltant says that more nquor
was sold and more drunken people were seen
on the streets Friday than Tor many years pc
lore. Where are the authorlties tnat this
should be allowed? II we remember correctly,
IL was reasonably quiet last year when bsrnum
was mere, an oroer naVlng Deen issued Dy the
selectmen that the saloons must be closed
B. F. BROWN, a graduate of Amherst college
in the class of 1874 and teacher of nine years
experience, has been engaged as principal OF
the Washington County Grammar School at q
salary OF S1,250 Mr. Brown is a native OF
Vermont. having been born at Lowell, but has
taught entirely in Massachusetts his last posi-.
tion being at Athol. All the other teachers
have been offered their old positions at the
same salaries as heretofore, and the same iani
tor, G. W. McAlister, will be retained
Tar animal scbool mating occurs next Wed
nesday evening, and it is very desirable that q
larger number should be in attendance thar
graced this occasion last year. About dozer
composed the gathering then, and they pro-
ceeded TO elect an entirely new committee, witt
one exception We do not say that this might
not have been done with fuller meeting, bu
we have very serious doubts about it. There
is no matter which more directly concerns oul
citizens than their school, and we hope they
will show realization of their responsibility
} by being present.
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