The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-10-16

ley Chandlers iewelry-store. He has the
agency for the White sewing-macnine,
(Which was awarded the highest premium
on sewing-machines at the great centennial
exhibit at Cincinnati, Ohio 1888, for sim
plicity of construction, durability of parts,
adaptabilty of adjustment, light and quiet
running"
HORACE GREELEY once said; There are
one hundred men who know how to get
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 fair rate of interest and at
tended with the minimum care and per-
pexity. Full particulars by calling on
or addressing Peck & Cummins, Mont
pelier, VT.
THE Star-Course concert was given at
fremont Temple January 7th, by the Ariel
Quartet and Mr.. George Riddle. The Ariel
Quartet, consisting of four young Boston
ladies, shared the evenings honors and ap-
plause with Boston's successful reader
fully, and are just suited to the class of
music which the ladies sing. They essayed
mainly the older melodies in same cases
with new arrangements, which were very
taking. Boston Erchdnge.
AT the Ariel concert, Friday evening,
the following artists will appear: Miss
Helen Fox, soprano; Miss Fannie f. Holt,
] Igr,n ,r;n
loncelist of Boston; Mr.. Alva G. Salmon,
pianist of Boston; Mr.. G. H. Wilder,
tlutist of Montpelier, assisted by the cele-
brated Ariel quartet of Boston, Miss Nellie
Fox, first soprano; Miss Annie NJ. Shirreff,
second sopranos Miss Fannie E. Holt first
alto; Miss Mabel F. Mumler, second alto,-
making one of the grandest combinations of
musical talent that has appeared in Mont
pelier for years. Tickets only thirty-ive
and fifty cents, now on sale at Longs.
II is important that our readers should
be informed that any person holding poll
cies for insurance on vacant buildings, can
not recover, in case of loss, unless they
! have given notice to the company in which
their insurance is placed, and hold the COM
]
also, when you know that your policy should
be surrendered for cancellation, for any
cause, send it at once to the Office of the COM
pany with written request thereon that it be
cancelled. If you have lost or mslad your
policy, a letter requesting the cancellation
will be sufficient. Policies are subject to
assessments or payment of premium, until
| their cancellation or eXpratiOn.
ALL loans made on real estate by the
Pierre, South Dakota, Savings Bank and
sold by their vice-president,. A. o. Cum
Minis of Montpelier, have had their Sc curity
largely increased by the action of the voters
on October 1st in selecting Pierre as the
capital Of South Dakota. The city is filled
to overtlowing with newcomers who are in
tending to make their future homes on thai
rich agricultural land and the land JUS
across the Missouri river, which until now
has been the homes of rowing bands of the
Sioux Indians Property has advanced tC
something like the prices of corresponding
good farming lands in other of the western
states and will continue to advance as it is
brought under cultivation.
The FARMERS TRUST COMPANY has beer
engaged several years making investments
the managers giving their entire time ant
attention to this one line Of business-no
only looking carefully to the selection o
the securities, but taking the entire charg,
Of the same until they are paid. That thes,
investments have been safely and prudentl!
made can be attested by the large numbe
of investors who have purchased securities
negotiated by the company. Deposits TO
investment will be received in amouLt
from one hundred dollars and upwards, ant
the same will draw interest from the dat,
of deposit. f. A. Dwinell, president
George W. Wing, treasurer. Office, Room
4, Union block, Montpelier, Vt.