The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-04-24

| general agent, montpelier, VI.
ID. w. TEMPLE e. Co. will open Thurs
day morning another lot of ladies' wraps
and jackets.
BOYS corduroy suits-just the thing for
school wear. In size 8 to 10 at $3.50 per
suit. Catch on, as they will not last long
at that price Adams the clothier.
Now pack every bit of wooden snugly
away in camphor, to keep it from the all
pervading moth. A number of receptacles
are offered, but nothing is better Tor cheaper
in the end than large, sensible cedar
chest, which they now sell at Pane's Fur
niture Company, As Canal street, Boston,
for the low price of S13.
THE ladies of Christ Church will hold a
! public parlor sale at the rectory Thurs
day afternoon and evening, beginning at
two o'clock. A variety Of useful and fancy
articles and homemade candies for sale.
Supper will be served from five to seven.
Admission, ten cents. Supper, twenty
| five cents All welcome.
PERCY E. STONE, recently from the Bos-
ton Conservatory of Music, solicits pupils
on the violin. OF Mr.. Stone Julius Eich-
berg says: Mr.. Percy e. Stone has been
an advanced pupil under my instruction for
over three years, and l believe him fully
capable to teach the violin, and also to play
in an orchestra" Mr.. Stone may be found
at Hotel Fullerton, IS Barre street.
DIR. N. W. GILBERT has opened a new
Office in the Rialto block for the practice of
dentistry He was in the old Rialto
fifteen or twenty years ago, and had the
reputation of being good dentist, since
which he has taken the degree of d. ID. S.
doctor of dental surgery, at the Boston
Dental College, and ought not to know any
less than he did then He will deserve,
and doubtless receive, his share of the pub
lie patronage.
THE New ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY issues life-rate endowment
policies at the old lfe-rate premium. An
nual cash distributions are paid upon all
policies. Every policy has indorsed thereon
the cash-surrender and paid-up insurance
values to which the insured is entitled by
the Massachusetts statute Pamphlets,
rates and values for any age sent on appli-
cation to James e. Curran, Montpelier, gen.
eral agent for Vermont.
WE have had lords many and gods
many in this gadding town. Dukes, earls,
and such like have become quite common
and an old story. But we never had pret-
tier lord, or nicer or nobler than Little
Lord Fauntleroy. Great is the gift that in
creases kindness and gentleness in the
earth, that refreshes the tired heart with
innocent mirth and with tears as happy as
laughter. Such is the art of Frances Hodg-
son Burnett.-NeW York Euening Sun.
HORACE GREELEY once said "There are
one hundred men who know how to act
money where there is one that knows how
to take good care of it." The securities
offered by the Pierre, Dakota, Savings
Bank, through A, o. Cummins, its vice
president, are one of the safe ways to in
vest money at a fair rate of interest and at
tended with the minimum care and per-
plexity Full particulars by calling on
or addressing Peck & Cummins, Mont
pelier, Vt.
ROCKS AND RoMANCE.-A New England
story just published. The principal scenes
Vermont. The public will find the story
well told and very interesting-well worth
reading, The book is illustrated from ma
ture by the author, f. Barrett Johnson.
Three hundred pages; bound in cloth Price
only 81. Buy it. Sold by all dealers and
at wholesale and retail at Longs book
store, Montpelier, VT, and by Chisholm
Brothers on all railway trains.
For SALE.-An excellent farm is offered
for sale in Williamstown, Vt, about two
miles from the village, comprising two hun
dred forty acres of land in good state
of cultivation, with suitable buildings
thereon. Will keep large stock of cattle
and a team. 1t has a very fine sugar Or
chard of some fifteen hundred to two thou
sand naples. This farm is well watered
has good pasturage, etc. 1t will be sold to
correspond with the times. For further in
formation apply to ID. w. Cummings, Mont
pelier, Vt.
" IMPoRTANT.-M INSURANCE Asso-
CITATION, LoRAIN COUNTY, OHIo April 10,
18S9.-Ar. 0, ". LngerSoH, Brooklyn, ". y
DEAR SIR: l have used the Ingersoll
paint for fifteen years on my own buildings
and have furnished it to large number of
parties. Fifteen gears ago a farmhouse
was painted three coats Of your paint and
has not been painted since, and it is in bet
ter condition to-day than neighboring
houses that have been painted with three to
four coats since with other paints My
own farmhouse was built tUenty gears ago
and painted two coats of your paint and
was painted with two coats more eight gears
ago, and is now in good condition. / have
often had to order paint for several parties
in town, although am entirely out of the
paint business. Hoping that you will meet
with the success your paint ought to bring
you, | remain, most respectfully, e. w.
Chamberlain, secretary" See advertise
ment of Patrons Paint Works.-EditOr.]
To MERCHANTS, BUTCHERS AND PRODUCE
DEALERS Carroll 5, Page, the Hyde Park,
VT, calf-skin dealer, wishes to arrange with
some trader or butcher in each village to
collect for him the calf-skins taken off in