The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-12-19
CHINA bread and milk sets at AL Atherton's,

CHINA bread and milk sets at AL Atherton's,
Waterbury.
HOUSE to rent on Barre street. Inquire of
Mrs. Kinsman.
LOOK at Al. Athertons fine line OF vases be-
fore you buy.
DON'T wait on account OF the weather, but
60 and buy your presents at Webster's.
A GOLD pen makes desirable Christmas
present Phinney has large stock of the best
make.
To reduce stock, brocade velveteens will be
sold for forty. FIVE cents (former price, seventy
five cents) at webster's.
USEFUL thing for a Christmas present to a
lady is one Of those handsome writing.desks
or work-boxes at Keenes, Waterbury.
BERLIN pond water Is coming; so Is Christ
mas, and Norton Is going to be prepared for
the rush with q full line Of fruit, confeciion-
cry, etc.
POCKET knives, scissors, large assortment Of
hand mirrors, brushes OF all kinds, wallets,
rasors, razor-strops and table cutlery at Car
penter's, Waterbury.
WooD BouGHT AND SoLD.-Those who wish
to buy or sell wood OF any kind are invited to
call at r. Ii. Angels office, South Main street,
opposite Henry Lowe & Sons store, or inquire
of J. V. Morrow.
HAND and toilet mirrors for ladies and gen.
tlemen. combs and brushes, smoking sets,
mustache cups and saucers, wallets, ladies'
silver watches excellent time-keepers), at
Keene's, Waterbury.
For SALE-One thousand Macomber's inn
proved hand corn and bean planters. Agents
wanted for all unoccupied territory. For par
ticulars apply to o. G. Phelps, agent for the
state OF Vermont, Milton, VT
LADIES sets Of jewelry, solid gold finger
rings-cameos, amethysts, garnets, topaz, blood
stones, onyx, etc gold and silver thimbles, all
fine goods and in elegant designs just the
thing for choice Christmas presents, at Keene's,
Waterbury.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY is an admirable
azine, and might proftaby be read by
every intelligent family in the United States.
1t keeps up well the high reputation 1t gained
years ago for the excellence Of its serial and
advertisement elsewhere
For specialties in jewelry, such as Masonic,
Odd Fellow and Good Templar pins and en-
blems, and for everything in the line OF ladies'
and gentlemen's jewelry, scarf-pins, sleeve
buttons, chains. charms, ETC., etc., 90 to
Keene's, Waterbury,
The largest stock of Christmas and New
Years cards, fancy cards for collectors, en-
bossed scrap-book pictures, visiting cards and
shape novelties, ever shown in the state, can
be seen at the store of the Union Card Com.
pany, French's block, Montpelier, Vt. See ad-
vertsement in another column.
Mrs M. L. WELLS OF Duxbury Corners calls
attention to the great reduction in price OF mil
linery goods for the emainder OF this month.
Pattern hats and many other goods at cost
and much belo,o cost, to reduce the stock be-
fore J'nuary lst. There is a good opportunity
offered for Christmas presents, cheap.
II. E. SLAYToN has, without doubt, the larg-
est stock OF albums ever in town, and the
prices are below competition. beautiful
leather-bound one for card cabinets and panels
for only So 25 Also full stock of chidren's =
books, fancy box papers, games, and pocket
cutlery Christmas cards, ETC., at lowest prices
Call and see.
DIME temperance concert will be given by
the mission band of the Baptist church this
"wednesday evening, at seven o'clock, in the
vestry, after which articles made by the band
and their friends will be for sale. Cake and
coffee Will be served for ten cents; the pro-
ceeds are to be used in furnishing the church
parlor Children under ten years admitted
free. All are invited
A. T. STRAW & Co. have now In stock bla ck
walnut, ash, chestnut and painted chamber
sets; parlor, dining and common tables; will.
low, basket and all kinds of chairs; lounges,
mattresses, spring beds, mirrors and all goods
In this line, for Christmas presents Call and
see us, and buy something for yourself, wife
son, daughter, or some friend. A. T. Straw &
Co., Main street, Waterbury. Vt.
AT j. G. Morrison & Co.'s store, on State
street. may be found many useful and sensible
goods for the holiday trade at prices 80 that all
can afford to purchase. Just step in and see
for yourselves. Owing to late purchases our
stock of circulars and dolmans, Langtry's,
Newmarkets and childreps' garments Is still
large, though prices are way do,On, but not
"less than cost" Look through our depart.
ments, even II you do not wish to purchase.
THE U. " M. Glee Club Of Burlington college
will give concerts at Waterbury Center and
Barre on the evenings Of December 10 and 20,
respectively. Tickets have already been placed
on sale and announcements posted. Their pro-
gramme will consist Of jolly college songs,
glees, quartets and solos. There Is peculiar
charm about college songs that will insure en-
loyment to all who attend. and the boys ought
To have a large audience. Tickets twenty i've
and thirty-five cents. Give the boys a good
reception.
The suspense is over. The committee has
reported and the village has voted to have and
get water from Berlin pond. But Christmas has
not come; a few days remain 10 which to select
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