The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-07-27

Boston, Mrs. Louis Agassiz, president
Harvard Annex, Cambridge, Mass. Miss
Ellen Hyde, State Normal School, Franz
ingham, Mass. For circulars or informa-
tion, address the principal
For SALE.-Notes running one or two
years from March II, 1892, with six per
cent interest annually. Signed by e. e.
Blakely, with stock of the Vermont Say
ings Investment Company as collateral Sc
curity. H. G. Marvin, 20 State street.
LIGHTWEIGHT summer suits at So 90, 81. 90
and $1,000. Marked down from 5000,
$1,000 and $500 suits, at Farwell's.
L. ?. GLEASON & Co. are now offering dry
goods at greatly reduced prices, and in the
first column on this page may be found
some quotations that will interest the ladies'.
Two UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES, The reju-
venated Boston Post is very lively, newsy,
fully illustrated and reliable newspaper.
Its daily edition contains eight pages every
day, and it is rapidly increasing in circula-
ton. The Argus & Patriot and the daily is
sue of the Post will be sent to any address
from now until after the election, next No.
vember, for 81 for the two papers. just think
of getting the argus and Patriot and so wide
awake daily Boston newspaper as the
Post for more than three months for 81.
Another combination offer the argus and
Patriot makes is to furnish the weekly edi-
ton of the New York World and the Argus
and Patriot both, from now until November
7, for fifty cents These are very low rates,
but the Argus and Patriot is determined to
do its share in the campaign of education
now going on. Get up your clubs and send
them in without delay. Hiram Atkins,
Montpelier, VT.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIoNs.-As provided
by Act No. 8, of the Laws of 1890, arrange
ments have been made for public exam
ination of teachers for Washington county,
for the fall and winter, as follows: North
field, high school room Thursday and FRI
day, August and 8; Waterbury, high
school room, Monday and Tuesday, August
8 and 8; Waitsfeld, school-house, Wednes-
day and Thursday, August 10 and Il;
Barre, grand jury room, Friday and Satur-
day, August II and 13; Plainfeld, school
house. Monday and Tuesday, August 10 and
16; East Calais, school-house, Wednesday
and Thursday, August II and IS. For the
accommodation of those unable to attend
either of these earlier examinations, one
will be held in Montpelier. at Capital hall,
Friday and Saturday, September 90 and "a.
All examinations to commence at 8 A. NJ.
No applicants will be received except upon
the first day of each examination. Special
attention will be given to the subjects of
school discipline and methods of teaching.
1. p. Booth, County Examiner.
MONTPELIER DISTRICT CAMP MEETING,
held at Northfeld, begins August 10 and
closes Sunday, August 81. The usual cour-
tesies of the Central Vermont and Wells
River railroads will be granted Camp
meeting tickets will be on sale at the fol-
lowing stations: Inclusive of all from Water
bury to South Royalton and at Barre;
inclusive of all, from Groton to Montpelier.
There will be ample arrangements for car
rying passengers and baggage from North.
field village to the camp-ground at reason
BILE rates, Board and lodging will be pro-
vided for all parties desiring them, also sta
BILE room and feed at satisfactory prices.
Gate fees: For all teams, one entrance, ten
cents; season tickets, twenty-five cents.
Epworth League days, Thursday and Fri
day. All our young people are earnestly
exhorted to come and stay till the close.
DIR. and Mrs. Parker from India will be
present on the Sabbath, and will address
the audience. Let all the churches come
and stay through. Come to pray and work
for the salvation of souls, and God our
Savior will give his people the victory, Per
order Of the Committee,