The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-09
@attbman 4 guurnal.
Business Mere Mention.

Hot boiled Holsters at Huntington's to.
night.
BEMIs the eye specialist, has something
to say on this page.
THE Kelsey Furnace is advertised on
fifth page by Fred Blanchard.
Follow the crowd and get your soda at
Terrill's. Star water on draught.
SPRUCE boards and clapboards for sale by
A. Dwinell & Son, East Calais, Vt.
ELSEWHERE, A. d. Farwell has an adver-
tisement of standard black cheviot suits
ATTENTION is called to the administrators
sale Of f. @. Little, advertised elsewhere.
ALL-woon suits for boys and children
are advertised on this page by Adams, the
clothier.
A RARE opportunity for business is Of
fered by r, j. Kimball Of Randolph on
page six.
NEW, stylish and reliable fall and winter
goods are enumerated on this page by l.. p
& H. c. Gleason.
THE new department store in Burlington,
opened by McKilip & Smith, has an adver-
tisement on this page.
THE Goodyear white brand rubbers are
further endorsed on page eight by the B.
M Shepard Company.
NILES & PRATT have something to say on
page five regarding carpets that will inter-
est intending purcnasers.
SPoRTsMEN can buy ammunition Coaded
and unloaded), shells, cartridges, etc., at
low prices, at Barrows & Peck's.
BARGAIN.-For sale, one Magee range and
one small parlor stove, second. hand, but in
good order. Call at No. 105 Elm street.
THE attractions in the linen and lace de-
partments OF the Barnard, Sumner & Put
nam Company are mentioned on page five.
WANTED-A capable girl to do general
house work in private family. Enquire at
Charles f. w. Gazeley's, Graniteville, Vt.
LADIES, DESPAIR NoTl-Dr. LIE Bruins s.
Il p. Pills sure cure One dollar, at store
or by mail. Sole agent, Lester III. Greene
A SPECIAL display of high.class millinery
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October
10, II and II, at Holmes Block Montpelier
VT Mrs. NJ E. Dickey.
OK page eight, L. S. Brophy & Co. have
an attractive advertisement setting forth
some of the attractive goods they are now
showing.
TABLE-BoARD at Huntingto toms restaurant,
$3.50; ticket system, $4.00; dinners, thirty
five cents; breakfasts and suppers, twenty.
five cents.
THE Misses Fisk will open a full line Of
fall and winter millinery on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week. All are
cordially invited. No. q State street.
IcE-cREAM SODA at Terrill's. Delicious
ice.cream, best of soda and plenty of both,
well served. Plain soda fresh syrups, min
eral waters. Go to Terrill's for refreshing
drinks.
OLD plush capes and ulsters cut over and
made into fashionable capes by Mrs. r. e.
Felt No. "a Barre street, Montpelier. An
apprentice girl wanted in dress making de-
partment.
The ladies of Montpelier and vicinity are
invited to the opening of pattern hats and
bonuets on October 10, II and 12. Mrs. M.
E. Dickey, Holmes Block, Montpelier
TWELVE years. residence in Hughes
county, s. D., has made the president OF the
Pierre Savings Bank familiar with all its
people and property; hence the security OF
the loans offered for sale at No. 60 Main
street, Montpelier, Vt.
81 WOULD rather trust that medicine than
any doctor L know of, says Mrs. Hattie Ma.
son of Chiffon, Carter county, Mo-, in speak.
ing OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di.
arrh1a Remedy. For sale by G. Blakely
druggist, Montpelier, Vt.
FRAGRANT cut flowers and designs are
made speciality by w. l.. Draper, propri.
etor of the Montpelier greenhouse. Funeral
wedding and reception designs of every de.
scriptiop tastefully arranged at short notice
and at reasonable prices.
PIANos-Having a large stock of strictly
high-grade pianos, and wishing to reduce
the same, shall offer extra bargains foI
the next sixty days to cash buyers. Call
and see them at No 16, First Avenue, Mont
pelier, Vt. j. f. Waterman.
MRS. M. L. WELLS, Waterbury, calls at
tention to her opening this week Thursday
October 10. A well selected stock Of fall
and winter millinery, also fine display oi
trimmed hats and bonnets direct from New
York and Boston, will be on exhibition. All
are invited.
| GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION to Boston Wis
Montpelier and Wells River railroad, Octo
ber "a to November 4, inclusive. Fare fol
the rou I'D trip from Barre and Montpelier
! five dollars. Don't forget the date October
"a. Through cars from Barre and Mont
pelier to Boston without change.
BURLINGTON is Justly proud of the elegan,
new fur-store opened by e. Spear & Son
who have acquired reputation Of keeping
as fine line OF elegant mink, seal and other
fur garments as any in the large cities. The
beautiful seal garments they've remodeled
and the people wearing them are singing
their praises and making them new Gus
toners each day.
THE drawing powers Of 1.-THE Silver
King" which will be the production at the
derful, considering that this is the tenth
year OF the play. The pathetic tale of the
drama, told in Henry Arthur Jones' cev
crest vein, has lost none of its appealinl
element Manager Carl A. Haswin ha,
staged the play in more elaborate manner
than ever before and engaged company
equally as strong as any OF its predecessors.
THE sale of tickets for the Young Men,
Christian Association star course OF enter
tainments is to take place one week from
next Tuesday The price OF course ticket,
has been placed at the low prics of So 90
and for students S1.50 The course com
prises the following entertainments No
vember l. Harvard Quartette, assisted b,
Miss Carrie Nichols, reader; November 22
Colonel George w. Balm, on the subject
Boys and Girls Nice and Naughty, or tn,
Pendulum of Life'; December l3, Ship
Brothers, English Hand Bell Ringers, as
sisted by Miss Temple, reader: January II
Rogers Grilley Combination; February 7
Boston Rivals. No pains have been spare,
to make this a thoroughly first class cours
OF enl ertainments.
CHARLts MINER THOMPSON, a native o
Montpelier and grandson of the late Judg,
Daniel p. Thompson, Is the author of ~
Nimble Dollar, and Other Stories," JUS
received from Houghton, Mifflin & Co. 1
is group Of capital stories for boys, thoug
they will have as much interest for father
as for their sons. They abound in dramati
incidents and situations, and they are 8
oniritad nd fnll of lifa az In ha avcaadipo pol