The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-03
al 1ttbman 4 Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY BY
The WatChman Publishing Company
At Montpelier. VI.
Business Mere Mention.

Business Mere Mention.
OWING to press upon our columns this
week, some town correspondence is neces-
sarily deferred. 1t will appear next week.
New caps for ladies and children at the
Miss es Fisk's.
FARMERS will be interested in the Bradley
Fertilizer advertisement on page FIVE.
READ, on this page what L. p. & II. c.
Gleas IN are showing in the line Of spring
goods.
"TRILBY's FEET " is the text from which
Blanchard & Shepard preach this week on
page eight.
THE MIssEs FISK call attention to their
new veilings at popular prices.
THE Barnard, Sumner & Putnam Com
pany offer some real bargains in spring
hosiery on page FIVE.
A. ID. FARwELLs is the place to get
spring overcoats and suits. Read his ad-
vertisement on page five.
THE Colchester Mills, Winooski. Vt, are
advertising for lady help See what they
have to say on page eight.
For SALE.-Ten shares of stock of First
National Bank OF Montpelier. Riverside,
Montpeli ,r. G. j. Gleason.
TICKETS for the Watterson lecture on
Thursday evening are 35, so and rs cents.
Now oa sale at Tewksbury's.
BICYCLE FOR SAbE.-NlctOr road-raCer.
nearly new. Weighs twenty-three pounds.
A bargain. Barrows & Peck.
DRAMATIC scenes from Little Women &"
will be given by young pc e)ple in the
Church Of the Messiah on April 49,
ID. w. TEMPLE & Co. offer 5000 yards of
forty inch brown cotton at five and one
half cents per yard, by the web only.
THE ART Wall Paper Company of Barre
is one of our new advertisers this week.
They will make good all they say on page
eight.
THE bicycle advertisement of Barrows &
Peck, on page ght, will be read with in
terest by all intending purchasers of
wheels.
j. j. WILLIAMS has an attractive adver-
tisement "a page two, setting forth the good
points of the Columbia and Hartford
bicycles.
Doc LOST Shepherd breast and tip of
tail white; no collar. Suitable reward for
recovery. Wells Brown, Langdon farm,
Berlin, Vt.
THIS is opening week at T. s. Brophy &
Co.'S and the goods advertised on page
eight are only small fraction of what they
are showing.
MRS. M. e. DICKEY has returned from
New York with all the latest styles and
novelties in millinery Notice of OPT ming
days will be given next week.
THE ladies of Barre, Montpelier, and vi.
cinity, will be specially interested in the
spring cloak opening advertised on this
page by r. s. Currier q Co., Barre.
STRONG and clear, soft and steady, is the
light which comes from the Miller lamp. 1t
is positive luxury to read or sew by it.
Read advertisement on second page.
THE house furnishing establishment of
w f. Colby, Barre, again finds its old
place in our advertising columns on this
page. Colby easily controls the best trade
OF Barre and vicinity. Look at his prices.
FRAGRANT cut flowers and designs are
made specially by w. L. Draper, propri-
etor of the Montpelier greenhouse. Funeral,
wedding and reception designs of every de-
scriptioD tastefully arranged at short notice
and at reasonable prices. Get your Easter
orders in as early as possible
NEW SPRING GARMENTS If in want OF a
new spring garment of any description
don't fail to visit the cloak department of
ID. w. Temple & Co., where you will find
suits and skirts; also children's and misses
garments Of every description.
LOST, somewhere between Montpelier and
Sodom, lady's diamond ring pearl neck
lace, gold watch on which were the ini
tials " B. q s." and pair of Blanchard &
Shepard So pattern of shoes. Finder may
keep all but the shoes Add ress Blanchard
& Shepard, 81 State street, City.
II RECOMMEND Chamb srlain's Pain Balm
'or rheumatism, lame back, sprains and
swellings. There is no better iniment
made. have sold over 100 bottles of it his
year and all were pleased who used it."-J.
+. Pierson, druggist, south Chicago, Ill. 1t
is for sale by G. Blakely, druggist.
THERE are good and poor loans in the
East and West, and North and South and
in all points of compass. All th4t is re
quired to get the tirst-named is an acquaint.
ance in the location, together with care and
good judgment The Pierre Savings Bank
keeps such on sale at IT'S Eastern office, No.
60 Main street, Montpelier.
HECTOR A. DUBUc, agent for The Bald
win Brothers Company, bankers and stock.
brokers, 6O3-611 Hancock Building, Boston.
Branch Off 70, 38 State street, up s. w.
Corses stairway, one flight Stocks of all
kinds bought and sold on quotations from
the New York, Chicago and Boston mar.
kets. Office hours from ten A to four
M.
THE many friends and patients of DIR. r.
@. Flower will be glad to know that he will
visit Massachusetts and Vermont profess
sionally on the following dates: Pittsfeld,
Mass, American House, Monday, April {; I;
Springfield, Mass. Cooley's Hotel, Tues.
day, April 81 Brattleboro, Vt, Brooks
House, Wednesday, April 10; White River
junction, IT., Junction House, Thursday,
April Il; Burlington, Vt, Van Ness House,
Friday, A pril 12 On this visit DR.. r. G.
Flower will be cordially welcomed by his
many friends and patients who have watched
with interest his recent troubles in Chi
cago, his plucky fight, his victory, and tri-
umphant vindication. The Chicago Inter
Ocean says: "Out of the fight Dr.. Flower
comes on top, flag in hand, triumphant"
" PRINCE Pro TEN 'eased big audi
ences at City Hall yesterday afternoon and
last night. Fred Lennox was the chief fun
maker, and in quiet way drew many
laughs. Miss Josie Sadler was an able sec.
Dad, and her appearance, lines, and situa-
tions were at all times funny. Miss Jessie
Bradbury has bright and al mated face
aud captivating smile, with which she was
very generous Harry Edgerly made a
humorous Justice of Fogia and Miss Ella l..
ingalls, was shapely troubadour The
opera went with vim and dash that was in
itself charm .'-Portland Telegram, Janu.
arg 26, 1895. AT Blanchard opera house,
Monday evening, April s.
Those who never read the advertisements
in their newspapers miss more than they
presume. jonathan Kenson of Bolan.
Worth county, Iowa, who had been troubled
with rheumatism in his back, arms and
shoulders, read an item in his paper about
how "a nrOminant Garman oitizan nf Eort