The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-02
Montpelier.


SUNDAY, June %, the family Of Edward
Dewey partook Of green peas picked from their
own garden.
REV EDWARD p. STONE OF Lapeer, Michigan, |
son of Rev. J. F. Stone of this place, preached
at Bethany church Sunday morning.
THE shops Of the Lane Manufacturing Com
pany are shut down during four days Of this
week, in order that an invoice Of stock may be
taken.
A FINE monument from the shops Of Sum-
ner Kimball was erected last week In Green
Mount Cemetery to the memory OF Theron
o. Bailey.
THE post.office will be closed July 4th, ex-
cepting between the hours Of eight and ten |
o'clock A. NJ. and four and half-past six |
o'clock p. M.
A SUNDAY-sCHooL concert was held at the |
Unitarian church last Sunday evening. There |
was q good attendance aud the exercises were |
very entertaining.
THREE adults were baptized at Christ church |
on Thursday last, and four were confirmed at
supplementary visit sof the bishop on the |
same date for that purpose.
The semi-annual statement Of the First Ma
tional Bank shows the total amount Of surplus
and profits, July 1, S109,677 SO. and the total
amount of deposits, $146,792 80.
REGULAR communication of Aurora Lodge,
No. %, Free and Accepted Mssons, will be
held at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, July
7, at half-past seven o'clock. Work.
GEORGE c. SHEPARD has recently laid out a
driveway through his lawn to the front en-
trance Of his residence, thereby greatly i'm
proving the appearance Of his premises.
HITcHINe teams at any point on Main or
State streets covered by the line of march of
the professions, July 4th, will be strictly
prohibited. The warning must be needed
THE Montpelier National Bank declared
semi-annual dividend Of three per cent July l.
The surplus and profits amount to S72, 992 .S9,
and the total amount of deposits is $8S 676.37
AT eight o'clock this evening occur the
annual prize rectatiOns and declamations at
the Seminary, and tomorrow, at half-past nine
A. NJ, the commencement exercises will begin.
Mrs. POLLY GOULD died Sunday morning,
at the age of ninety-three years, and Mrs.
Daniel Carr dropped dead from heart disease
on the same day. Mrs. Carr was seventy-fve
years OF age.
IT will be favor to the bailiffs if those who
propose to use the Berlin Pond water will give
notice of their purpose when the main is
being laid opposite their dwellings or places of
business. In this way arrangements can be
more easily made for connecting with the
| Mains
THE trustees of Washington County Gram
mar School met on Friday last and reelected
the old board of officers: Charles Dewey, presi-
| dent; Fred +. Smith, secretary; and P. p Pit
III,
| dental committee on the part of the grammar
| school.
T,osr aro No, avao+lr &c sn;o,, odors from,
| Araby the blest " which the zephyrs watt from
| the public stables on State street these hot
| days. Put in some deodorizers, gentlemen,
and the househoders will appreciate your
nnblic health
| p,oppssop q II Cp,,,,pv of Naw YORK
ownsr of The mammoth balloon :" civ of 20,
| irmhns - In which he 10 to maka tho ASCENSION
INV a,r;ved in town on Fridav ana has since
othar oHo aHn;6ments Tor tba mannfactnre of nas
| and tha inaation of b;a ha,ioon
|
LIE ne1t Montpener preac1eIs meeIlng
VIII pe helu al trinity vsstry on Monuay July
at zen ciocK T A. M lne suplec! ior ulscus'
A ter in - reiation to the no,iticai camnainn ot
| 10oan Tho discnss;on of tbe tonic will he
onened bv Rev NJ Wbaeier of Rarre
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IF the wea'ner Is pieasanI on frioay, mont
peher VIII oe visited Dy tne larges1 crowd ever
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THE ladies' OF the Woman.s Chrlstlan lem
perance Union propose to furnish Ice water
free to all, from the fountain at the head o
State street, during July 4th. The enterpris
anighy % %c1,nnelIaple one, anu .no eaa,hp,
saouiI 70 iouomou ~ hS - ;no .''n.n
~ various poin.s nogsheaus VI ice "a.ei
WIN cups a.taeueu, couiu 10 p'aceu on eaS
coineI, or Al o'nel SonVenieI. sP9ss on "
prInep'i s'iee.s nuon ;i mou 10 "uTou ~ VI ~
conaiort Vi s'fansefs 'isi'ins 'no NaPi'"i "
'ha' aay'
COMPANY II, Captain II. W. Kemp, com
manding, appeared with full ranks on Satul
day morning for their annual June inspection
and acquitted themselves in highly creditabl
manner The inspection and drill was had OF
the Seminary campus before Quartermastel
, General H. X. lde. In the afternoon the CON