Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-05-30

nominate and talk about candidates for vermont
state officers, we should be pleased to state our
preferences thus; For governor, George Nichols
Of Mortified; for lieutenant governor, Loveland
Munson Of Manchester"
MR. A. A. HADLFY's third piano recital took
place last Friday evening In Seminary chapel,
which held large and appreciative audience.
Among the participants were Misses Spaulding,
Kinsley, Low. Bates, whitney, Chamberlain,
Newcomb, Hull, Daley and Cutler and Messrs.
Eaton Watson and Luce, all OF whom did excel
lently. Misses Cummings and Halstead rendered
their songs very finely Another recital will be
given during commencement week.
THE members OF the Young women's Christian
Temperance Union will hold flag sociabe at the
Church OF the Messiah next Wednesday evening,
A flag will be presented to the temperance man
having the largest number Of votes There will be
vocal and instrumental music readings and reel
| tations. Admission to the entertainment, fifteen
| cents votes, fifteen cents II both are bought OF
canvassing committee, before Wednesday eve
evening" the price will be twenty-five cents
MEMORIAL services were held at the Church Of
the Messiah Sunday. Thirtytwo members OF
Brooks Post, G. A. r, were present in line and
the church was well filled by the towns people,
The regular choir were in attendance and Mr.. A.
A. Hadley presided at the organ. After the
opening voluntary, reading Of Scripture by Rev.
f. A. Bishop and prayer by Rev. j. II. Hincks,
appropriate remarks were made by Rev. d. T..
Miller, Rev. II, F. Hill and Rev. }. F. Stone.
The committee Of the womens department OF
tho Nav ENGLAND Manufacturers and Meohanics'
rnsti,ute having appointed Mrs Francis W. Smith
Of Woodstock To asoertain what the ladies of Yer
mont desire to exhibit Mt the expcsltiou to be
holden by the Institute in Boston next Septem-
Der, Mrs. Smith hereby announces to all ladies
desiring to take part in this fair that she will re-
ceive communications from all such persons and
will forward circulars Of information upon the
subject
IN ,be Rntland Jyeyo,d NJ Iu,v 21 1900 Castle.
ton firm adyertises AZ follows: we will sell for
cash new rum at tventv-eiobt cents per gallon.
mollasses at tbrtv.one cents per gallon and St,
Croix rpm for seventv cents NOR gallon. and we
wish to have IL understood by tho public. II our
| neighbors should offer at any lower prices, we
will sell at least three per cent lower than may be
by them offered" 1t would seem from this that
rum and molasses were the staple and principle
articles Of trade in these days
Arr tho New ENGLAND insurance commands
have comhinad IN raise their rates They sav
that their business for n number of wears mast has
not Melted five cents on each s1oo Of risk taken.
Vermont business has been particularly unprofit.
| able. and some companies have withdrawn from
thu state Owing To the heavy losses in the las,
| six months by the large fires at Bellows Falls,
| Bradford Bennington, st. Adams and Groton
| Pond they claim to have paid out more than
| they have received in two years.
In the Vermont customs district there are sixty.
five officers and about ten times as many appli.
csnts Tho common a,gument NJ tho onnonents
| q, tho o;vl service ratorn, that ann,icants 10,
,bordipata nositions will be exnected IN M "a N
oxomi,o,ior ,,hicb manu- ~ tho bi,bast ofpciols
co,,d NOT IA sean nv tho rnIea adonted IN ba with.
an, foundation no only the simn,e reonirements
| n, n common school educat;on have bsen intro.
drcod Co,loc,or Wsrls axnoc,s I, uin ha a 70.
l,ef N him and an advantage IN the service in
this state
Az or,i-seoreor s,,,a oonvort;or bos heor
colIod 10 ,nao, n, Car;,ai b.u in ,bis v,,lage a,
sa,on =, no,, Trosda,, % continue ,hrorot
Tho to,,oa,,nn do, and aron,r, Tho cor,or,,or
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pov n r ror,s ~ was, pornot par I T no.
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| "Asn' iepe'''on VI 'iie nu'ioi panq'e' "eah
aess 'nA' o,ea'eu luz argus eyesiAs' "eeA VI
Il sbame the dov;, " from torca NJ b,hi, no,n, n,
ed,,orio1 ~. r.aronh ,,,,h n,orn, r;s,a,ra.on,a
,ion T,ro veo,,s .ao ,hore on,eer od In Tho loo.
columns Of the WATcpN,y without comment
s,atamsn, ,aten from tho F,ee e,sond dn,,
credted IN that nanar NJ what annaared IN h,
tho laad;no faets NJ a formal baar,na in tho u,,b
gata ,ost-oeica ouar,el Tbereunon tho Arm,
moIos a o,oat sn,r,oo ohon, ,ha w,rc,,,,s,,
| w,i,,r, an a,,,clo ,ybi,e-wosbina coronation A.,
How great diffe,enca II docs mall. win on,
roiahhor bosa ro,,t,oai or sec,ari,r nv Ia ,crod
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80 p'N"9eN VIZ ~ e,,0, "',ei'
kent bis promise to the letter and made the hes
| arrap gements for an audienca bv removinp car
riapes. supplving seats etc =. W.
were sorry IN observe that several of the old tim
occunants Of the harm seats were not in tbei
places and that thew had for that particular bour
taken naws in scattered localities Wben ,ha,
Get focnssed again wbv NOT follow than nm will
a new appointment9 IL isn't a had idea 10 mn
the church ON casters 30 that IT can be occasionally
rolled into hearing distaucs Of tho crowd"
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visitors were most hospitably entertained bv tn
Worcester lodge. The church was filled in tn
evening, when, after reading of Scriptures h.
Rev. Mr.. Howard and drawer by Rev. Mr. Durfee
an address of forty minutes was delivered b.
Rev. Howard +, Hill of Montpelier The occaslo
was pleasant and successful. despite the weatbe
and the whole stands much to the credit of tn
Worcester lodge which made good MANY mart
falling To absentees from its own bome taIent
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