The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-06-13


(vtN nost.ofece Jpna II 1898.
Miss Mary Collins. Martin McDonough.
n Mrs Lan[a CiiforS a. 'ohh' Sanss r ssne 1NeH -
Mm: y. Deury, G; b.. Titus,
Francis Hall. A. t. whitney.
H. g. Kent Guardian
Parties applying for any of the above must
say advertised " and give the date.
GEORGE w. WING, Postmaster.
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Or VniS "eeh ooncer' NY Viie Nil''aiy
Band, to be given Thursday evening, the
following is a programme:
March NJ NJ B. ;,i..::::..':.;G IL Pit.n
strels ......,....,......, Bowron.
serenade Tor aute and horn Hi
Messrs 81 II, wider ana g. H. l1tkin
Concert Polka; " The Happy Band Ascolese.
q g. d ~ E W 10Y 10 ihee
'" vow man,
AN exchange, in commenting upon the
Malone musical festival saws: " Miss Dun
.o,, aud At;ss 1Io,,, soorod f,r+bor tr;r,,rhs
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receiving corulal treatment, ana were en-
cored for every number. Mr. Ban
croft of Montpelier made a decided hit and
was enthusiastically greeted; particularly
the expressive rendering of his encore song,
The maid love is six years old, delighted
the audience and brought out second re-
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Vermont State Eclectic Medical Society
was held in this VILLAGE on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. There was a oood
attendance and tbe following officers ,vare
elected for the ensuing year: President, w.
r. Woodward OF Londonderry; vice-presi-
dents, j. w. Marsh III. 1ngham and w. ID.
Waller: secretary, George II. Gray of East
/ q aiC frnu on / 'Tnr,
peton of Montpelier; censors, p. l.. Temple
ton of Glover, G. G.. Washburne of Water
bury and George II. Gray of East Calais.
r,,, 90 .,, Io.o H.. ,r;o.,.. u
ihh ieniai"' Vi 'no '"'o iion ii'iio'hy l.
kedheld arrived IN Montpelier by the noon
train of Saturday and were at once taken
20 C,roo,, Ntorn+ oor,o+or, f,r h,,r;al ntar,-
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oers oers OF the oar OF washington county ana
other mourning iflehus accompanied them
10 10 thelr iast restlhg,place. arrangements
In, hau oeeil lliaue oy ele par ior large at
ous parts of the state and for a more formal
and general expression of sorrow at the
RnT5 ,, th on W. tI
community, but the postponement of the
funeral from the day originally named up
set their plans and the limited notice of the
actual time OF arrival forbade their being
carried out. The services at the grave were
piici oh' VI cAtCpbihS iihplcoolNchcoS W ali
who were in attendance.
neeting Of Retbapv church wedpes-
w.,
day evening" June oth' the resignation oil
Rev. j. II. Hincks was read and acted on.
After manv expressions of interest in Mr.
hlhcks' anu Personal regaru anu anectloh
ioT nun, lne Io,ioWlng llio.loi was passed
TT N0teu' that tne reslgna,ioh OF the heV' D.
% n, IilhcKs as pastor @ Oh 1nls cnurch De ac-
oep.eu, anu ViaU opihiii.teo oi th!ee
members OF tne churcn be appointed by the
moderator, VINO snail act IN CONJUNCTION
Win committee Oh the society and with
! MI HihckS III arranging Tor the necessary
council. we receive the resignation OF our
pastor WIN ueep regret ana ieellng that
NE ne mas & ehrneu h Ine anSto,on ana respect Oh
all VINO nave known MN IN private lie as
an accomplished ohrlsIlan gentleman IN
the pulpit as learned, able and earnest
preacher, anu IN tll,s cnureh I, m as lalthiui
to his charge"
TIVE marriage of onr esteemed associate
on the WArcHMAs. Mr.. Hermon D. Hon.
kins. .Jr. and Miss Ellen ID Damon oc.
crrrad at tho residence of tho brida,o nor
ar+s an ribor+y otrea+ IN ,bis riuaoo -,
Thursday evenino Of last waal, 7o;crht
| o,cloclr Tho ,narriaoa caranon, ,ros -
for,',ad hu Parr II Uini,I,S ;ato 80 ~ e..
NJ w IT HonLino ~ e. Aibons tto Iass ~
| tar d;rantinn tha 1;,,;ro of tha a1,; 10
rin,, and nffor;nr, nSrataS ttan ~ InIIS
80 tharn v-as raoSnt;o ~ Wy 80 t;,ea
20 h;ah 80 naoaSsar;i, 1;,';ta Law
cIrdad the rnIatiroS in,nsdia,a phI lm
and ,,n,nr ,aania of +ia hr;da, @ ", u,
',at onnS1aP;n,anoo P;ro " WosSrn iEoiT lr.i
nnd =. Rr"u,n ,,ara 70 ,'Sir VI r i'TMe nv
waddina nrasenta inciudaI han,s
nIush nnlnlstera5 rnci,ar tba "a ns ~
! Montneliar Military Rand Of SS,hiob NJ
Uontins ,,,oS Gov ~ia ,,aars " I'LL TniJu - W.
her Wbie 1efrashments Sere hain@ aiue. mT
tba hand tendered the connIiwant - SCI 80 ou
enade The waJded nair haua daferr ~, a ,h
cmStnmary brdai tr; ', ,i'Vr ;i s;d 'iae
Nc Rai1,r;n straat Thor T' %a, ieSi''o ,Sn az
n,;Sbos and hnnas 80 GO +ba;r nav ,ne soou S
,heir banniness u Tba rltefus fn, i2r
nntnd t%dt this add;n 'oa oao,H on,nH iao' 81 -
sivth anmiyrry r,nH "os os ts uoruriea or uIe
and Mrs. Gaoras p p Hrthnr nf o5 mi
tbs lattsr ha;na . sistor ~ tha Ma, U oi"'
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THE state prohibition convention, held in
Canital UolI ,,ootordor ,,ao ,,,in1, ,ot+o,,,1od
C"pi,a' nan yesterday was ''iiiiiy a,'ehueu'
but those present appeared to experience as
great delight in going through the forms as
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