The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-04-20

designs and material, made up in monu-
ments, tablets, headstones and markers
Come and see and If you want your work
erected before Memorial day place your or
der at once. We do good work and guar
antee the prices as low as is possible for any
one to make on such work. Weston &
Smith, No. % Main street, Montpelier, vt.
THE Washington ID. C.) Post says
" Miss Mary Howe of Vermont, the So
prano, received an ovation, and at the close
of the last number was recalled four times.
She is young woman of decidedly attrac-
tive personality, and has fine soprano voice
of marvellous purity, with perfect technique
and with all the 1exibility and freshness of
youth. AT Blanchard Opera-house, Thurs
day, April 81.
FLANDERS & PIERCE, manufacturers and
jobbers of harness and saddlery, have re-
moved from Hazen black, next door south
of Argus and Patriot Office, to their new
store in Opera-house block, where can be
found as complete a line of harness and
horse furnishings as in any town in New
England. Call and be convinced. Sign of
the gray horse in window, Opera-house
block, Montpelier.
For SALE.-No. pine lath No. eight
een-inch spruce shingles, mouldings-all
kinds and made to order-house finish
spruce, bass, butternut, ash, oak, cherry,
white wood, Alabama hard pine, Michigan
pine, flooring of all kinds. Bought at the
mills, will be sold cheap for cash. Turning
done TO order All kinds of job work in
the woodworking line. Telephone con-
nections. United States Clothes Pin Com
pany, Montpelier, Vt.
OF Mary Howe the Boston Journal says:
"There is no forcing, but the high tones
come more like the notes of Patti in her
palmiest days. Miss Howe was received
with great enthusiasm. A portion of her
cavatina had to be repeated and she was
called to express her Acknowledgements
many times, which she did in very mod
est, graceful and pleasing manner remark
able for one of her years" AT Blanchard
0pera-house, Thursday, April 81.
ORDERS for Shepp's Photographs of the
World" " may be left with the Watchman
Publishing Co., where a sample copy of the
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sisting of over 400 full.page pictures, size
six by eight inches, collected from every
part of the world, handsomely bound in
one royal oblong volume, size nine by
eleven inches. This magnificent publica-
ton of photographs, the reault of an enor-
nous amount of money expended by Messrs.
Shepp, covering all tbs interesting sights of
the world ss they exist to-day, is crown
ing success of the book-publishing business.
ALTHOUGH the devoted labors of the sing
ers of the club make their efforts the prom
inent topic of comment in referring to a
concert given to its patrons, the success
made by Miss Howe must in Justice be
given first mention in the brief commenda-
ton of last evenings programme possible
this morning. The 6" fair singer from Brat
tleboro" " captivated her audience as she
never had done before, and the remarkable
vocal gifts which she enjoys were displayed
with wonderful artistic results, which
gained her the most enthusiastic applause.
Boston Herald Blanchard Opera-house,
April 81.
ALL licensed sugar producers, making 800
pounds or more, will Immediately after the
close of the sugar season apply to the
weigher of maple sugar most convenient to
them, using form 323 which has been fur
nished to every producer, to weigh the
sugar on hand. If the producer has pre-
viously had sugar weighed, his application
on 232 must be made to the same weigher
as before The weigher, as soon as conve-
nient, will visit each producer so applying,
and weigh up his sugar. The producer
should at once complete his record on form
321, making oath to the same, and forward
to the collector at Portsmouth.
THE Vermont Experiment Station has
large number of trees of the most promising
varieties of Russian apples, pears, plhms,
and cherries These trees are four years old
and are standing now in nursery rows. 1t
is proposed to distribute these gratuitously
in small lots to such farmers as are so situ-
ated that they can make profitable use of
them, keep accurate record of their growth,
hardness and productiveness, and report
from time to time to the station. These
trees are ready now for distribution, and
those who would like to receive some of
them should make application at once to the
Experiment Station, Burlington, vt.
" For several years." says John Park of
Beaver Creek, MINI during the winter,
have been troubled with painful swell
ing of the feet, which physicians claimed
was rheumatic gout. / was treated by some
of our best physicians, and obtained but lit
tie, if any relief, and used many so-caled
cures without benefit. During the winter
of 1887, when my feet were so swollen and
intiamed that l could not wear my boots,
| commenced using Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. The first application reduced the
swelling and inflammation, and the use of
one fifty-cent bottle so completely relieved
me that discontinued my canes and was
able to get around all right and wear my
boots" Fifty-cent bottles for sale by G.
Blakely, Montpelier, Vt.
CoAL.-In addition to heavy teaming and
trucking, which / shall continue as in the
past, have purchased of II. NJ. Pierce the
coal business carried on by him for the last
four years, and, by close and careful atten.