The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-30
Business Mere Mention.

WANTED.-CapaDle nelp. Apply at NO.
So State street.
WOULD not it pay you to use o. d. Scrib-
ner's pure Vermont lard?
SPECIAL bargains in clothing are offered
by A. ID. Farwell on page two.
If you want to buy or sell real estate, you
will be interested in the bargains advertised
on page two by A. j. Howe.
READ the declaration of Niles & Pratt on
this page, If you are in want of anything in
the carpet or dry goods line.
A TENEMENT to rent, consisting OF six
rooms in good repair and pleasantly stu
ated. Inquire of ID. L. Fuller.
A NEW and very full line of infants and
children's null and muslin hats and caps, at
the Misses Fisk's, q State street.
IRISH & GUPTIL have for sale large stock
of carriages and wagons at hard times
prices. Main street, Montpelier, Vt.
WANTED, at once, girls to work in the
Monument House, Williamstown, Vt. Ad-
dress Sherman Winchester, proprietor.
THERE is no better typewriter in exis-
tence than the Caligraph. just notice the
advertisement of W. M. Belcher & Co. on
page three.
If you want your chicks to grow, read the
advertisement of the Bradley Fertilizer
Company on page two. Meat Meal will do
the business.
ALL in want of churn should call on G.
IL. Wakefield and see the Improved San
born, the best churn on the market. Shop
on Berlin side.
WARNER F. Colby of Barre has some.
thing to say on this page to all wishing to
purchase chamber suits or fine furniture of
every description.
SILKS and laces in great variety and de-
sign at moderate prices are being shown by
l.. P. Gleason & Co. See their advertise
ment on this page.
A SPRING MEDICINE. - DR.. Glidden's
Rheumatic Cure will renovate and purify
the whole system and cure rheumatism.
For sale at druggists.
If the same care is taken, investments in
the West, as rule, will yield larger re-
turns than the same class in the East
american Investments.
The Boston Sunday Journal is on sale
early Sunday morning at Longs bookstore
1t will be delivered in all parts of Mont
pelier by e. T. Seguin. Order it now.
EMPLOYMENT WANTEp.-Out of doors or
in DOORS as agent for sale of goods or In
doing Office work. Good references given
Address c., WATCHMAN office, Montpelier.
READ the special values for June, adver-
tised this week on this page by r. s.
Currier & Co., Barre. Especial attention is
called to the sale Of umbrellas next Satur-
day.
For SALE.-General store business, run
by present owner for twenty years, doing
good business. Will rent or sell building.
Address Co." WATCHMAN office, Mont
pelier.
JESSE SHELDON, Wells River, VT, dealer
in diamonds, watches and clocks, jewelry,
silverware, optical goods, cutlery, violins
and harmonicas. Fine watch work spe.
cialty.
THE State Normal School at Randolph
has risen from its ashes stronger than ever
and ready for business. Attention is
called to Principal Conant's advertisement
on page eight.
vertises on page eight continuation of the
great closing-out sale that has been fea-
ture of Waterbury's business during the
past few days. Read their column adver-
tisement.
PROFESSOR CLARK, the regular visiting
Dptician, is now at Baldwin's jewelry store,
where he can be consulted until Saturday
night. Eyes examined free. Also will be
at the Avenue House, Barre, six days, COM
Monday, June 4.
WANTED.-Agents everywhere to sell
household article indispensable in every
home. No experiment. Sells itself. Good
profits. County managers wanted Ad-
dress, for particulars, George e. WILDER,
General Agent, Williamstown, Vt.
THE double-column advertisement of the
Barnard, Sumner & Putnam Company, on
page five, will be read with no little inter.
EST by prospective brides and graduates.
Everything desired, from the bare fabrics
to finished costumes, are kept in stock by
this enterprising firm.
You will not only get the best value by
buying your bicycle of j. j. Williams, but,
when there is something wrong with it, his
experience as a machinst is greatly to your
nf bo
Knows as little as you do about your
wheel.
The prospectus of the annual art exhibit
ton of Jordan, Marsh & Co., Boston, has
recently been issued. This exhibition is to
be of original works in oil and water color
by New England artists and will
open November 90 1894. BY mentioning
.he WATcHMAN and sending a postal to
Jordan, Marsh & Co, the prospectus and all
particulars az to prizes will be received
THE announcement of the Boston estab-
ishment Of Paine's Furniture Company
hat they will prepay freight on all pur-
,hases to all points in New England during
he next three months is Of interest to our
leaders. This virtually gives them all the
advantages which they would have If living
n Boston. They can order goods by cata-
ogue or in person from the largest stock in |
he United States, and save more than the
cost OF their car-fare to Boston in the low |
)rlcts WhlCn uney Will secure
OF " Charley's Aunt" that is to be seen
Vt Blanchard opera house on Thursday
evening, the Boston Herald says: EVERY |
light during the run of three months, the |
has sounded with roars of laugh |
or that have followed the humorous lines
md ludicrous situations of 'Charley's Aunt
The piece is one of the most laughable !
plays that has been seen for years on a Bos-
on stage. The merriment is continuous. |
The fun-making hinges on the fact that two |
'oung collegians persuade chum to as
ume the dress Of woman and imperson- |
lte the aunt of one of them, and chaperone
. lunch party which they propose to give to |
heir sweethearts at their rooms to which |
he real aunt intended TO come. The mas |
luerading is only TO continue for about |
fifteen minutes, but once the dress is |
lonned, force OF circumstances compels the |
,oung fellow to retain it during the sue
eedng afternoon and evening. The part |
Il this bogus aunt is played by a young
1nglishman, Arthur Larkin, who handles IL |
I with rare skill and delicacy. Other men,
,ers of the cast which includes Grace
Elaine Ellison, Millie |
lanes, Raymond Clapp, Bryan, barley,
Jacques Martin and George III. Trader, are
III good"