The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-10-04
Dewey Day in Vermont.


Dewey Day in Vermont.
The people of Vermont will turn out en-.
masse to welcome Americas greatest living
hero Admiral Dewey will ride in the pro-
cesson in the afternoon reaching the State
House steps, from which he will review the
parade, consisting of the military and civic
organizations OF the State, with twenty-five
bands of music.
In the early evening the finest display of
fireworks ever seen in Vermont will he
given. For full particulars, see State pa
pers and official programme.
The CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY COMPANY
have hired two hundred passenger coaches
from their connections in New England and
Canada, and have arranged to run large
number OF special trains, starting from
principle points, to and from Montpelier, as
advertised.
In order to provide coaches for passengers
from each station, the Dewey day tickets
will be good only on special trains going
and returning October II, but will be ac-
cepted for passage on regular trains return
ing October 10, 1899.
Special trains will be run from Montpe-
lier in the afternoon when the parade is
over, and in the evening after the fire.
works.
DEWEY TERMINAL: The Central Vermont
Railway Company are putting in twelve
sidetracks on what is known as the Lang
don meadow at Montpelier opposite 8 ate
street, reached by new bridges across the
river.
The tracks will be fenced in with gates at
| the end, and there will be no trouble ex-
| perienced In handling any number of people
that may go to Montpelier that day.
At night electric lights will illuminate
the entire Dewey Terminal Station.
| Below is a schedule of special trains as
they will run October II.
Between Waterbury and Montpelier
GOING. RATE,
Leave Waterbury S:OO8:4O A. M. S .45
Mddlesex, S:1l-S51 .25
Arrive Montpelier, 8:25905.
Returning-Leave Montpelier $40 and
955 P. M. running to Waterbury.
Leave Mortified, Z ;309:45 a. m. 8. .45
Mortified Falls 7:35.9:50 40
West Berlin 40 $3.50 80
Arrive Montpelier :55-10.10.
Leave Montpelier 5:15 and 900 P. NJ, rum
ming to Mortified.
Between Essex juno. and Montpelier.
Leave Essex juno. 1920 A. NJ, 81 90
Williston 1880 90
Richmond 7:42 .95
Jonesville 7:49 SO
Bolton 1856 10
North Duxbury S.04 go
| Arrive Montpelier $40
Leave Montpelier $50 and 9;45 returning
| passengers to No. Duxbury, Essex June
| and intermediate stations.
Between Burlington and Montpelier.
Leave Burlington 7:4O.S:OO s:5O-925 81 90
Winooski 7:4S.8:12 S:5S-9:33 90
Arrive Montpelier 9:25.9;35 1925 1875.
Returning-Leave Montpelier 4:35-4:45'
S:25 and 935 P. M, for Winooski and Bur
! lington.
Children between the ages of five and
| twelve years will be charged one half above
rates.
Between Randolph, Roxbury and Interme-
date Stations, and Montpelier.
Leave Randolph, 1885 a. M, 100
| West Braintree, SOL, 100
East Granville, sos, ,95
Roxbury, $40, 10
Arrive Montpelier, 835 S:55.
| Returning. leave Montpelier 500 p. III.
$50 p IN. for Roxbury and stations to Ran
dolph
Children between and ~ years OF age,
| half fare.
Between South Royalton, Royalton, Bethel
and Montpelier
Leave South Royaltou, SOC a, m, S 1.20
| Royalton, 8:15, ITO
Bethel. S:25 los
Arrive Montpelier, $3.50.
Returning.-Leave Montpelier go p. m,
$40 p. M for Bethel and stations to White
River Junction. inclusive.
Children between five and twelve years
Of age, half fare.
Bet~een White River Junction, Sharon and
Leave White River jet, 700 a. m, S l 90
Hartford, 7;05, so
West Hartford, 7:l5, 1.35
Sharon, 7,25, lbs
Arrive Montpelier, 9:05.
Returning leave Montpelier 4;50 p. NJ,
| $40 p. m, for Bethel and stations TO White
River Junction, inclusive.
Children between and ~ years OF age,
half fare.
Between Windsor, Hartland and North
HartlaI q and MONTPELIER.
Leave Windsor, 6;45 a. m, > 200
Hsrtlsnd, 6:55, $50
North Hartland, 1905 1.75
Arrive Montpelier, 9:l5.
Returning-Leave Montpelier $40 p. m,
| for White River Junction and windsor.
Children between and u years of age,
half fare.
Between st. Adams and sta ions to Col
chester, inclusive, and Montpelier
Leave st. Adams 1865 A. M. 81 %
No. Georgia 9:35 25
Georgia 9:43 10
Milton $500 10
Colchester 1902 90
Arrive Montpelier 9:551l:25
.Returning-Leave Montpelier 5:20-9:05
Pm For Colchester and stations to St.
Adams, inclusive
Children between five and twelve years
of age, half fare.
A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer of Philadelphia, when DR..
Kings New Discovery cured her Of a hack
ing cough that for many years had made
life burden. She says: AFTER all other
remedies and doctors failed il soon re-
moved the pain in my chest and l can now
sleep soundly. something can scarcely
remember doing before. l feel like sound
ing its praises throughout the Universe"