Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-12-09
Local Intelligence.



Cheney Clapp make their full display Of Holiday
Goods this week. Never great and attractive variety
Bouquets and cut flowers for church fairs at lowest
rates, at Q. e. Aliens.
Receives yearly subscriptions for any paper mag
azine, nearly all at club rates. Sent direct from pub
Usher, all postage paid, to ANY postofoe Saves you
time and money. wcoxs Subscription Agency lat
post-oiice).
You can get choice flowers In great variety loose
arranged In the most novel designs, at @. H. Aliens.
when looking for a suitable Christmas present fora
friend relative do not forget the History Of Brat
tleboro. lis present whose value will increase
the years roll For sale by d. Leonard, publisher,
and at Cheney Clapps and Gedds Newcombs.
Also by Miss Hatch on Forest Square. 1881
You can buy fine Decorated Tea.set for low price
Of Van Doom.
Albert Baldwin Of this place has been appointed
agent for Bratlleboro aud vicinity Of the Vermont Ac
oident Association Of Rutland, w. whose advertise
ment appears in another column. The officers aud
directors Of this association among the best bust
ness aud financial men Of the state. The plans and
aud rates such that accident insurance is brought
within the means Of every man. 1t ia home COM
pany aud managed by men that know, and, with
the nducement Of low rates and snail payments, to-
gether with ample security, we bespeak for Mr. Bald
win large business among all classes Of our citizens.
Diaries, Registers and Almanacs at Cheney Capps.
\ nfe-inBurance policy in SOUND company IL the
safest and best investment man Of small means
make for his family. II is fortune bought on in
stallments the burden Of payment decreasing the
burden Of age and inhrmities increases. Cudworth
Childs, agents Of the New York Life, will give all
information to the different forms of Insurance
buy hanging-lamp for a Christmas present for
your wife, at Van Doorn's.
The late President Garfield carly evnced his appre-
citation Of life insurance. In his college days he
made use Of policy to enable him 10 get through his
studies and in 1890 he further showed his faith in the
solvency Of good companies by taking $751; 900 addi
tional upon his life S25 600 Of which in the New
York Life Insurance company. No human institu-
lions based upon safer foundations than the old
life insurance companies Of country and such
broad-visioned mortals Garfield do not lose sight
Of this fact. The late Hon. A. b. Gardner carried SAL,
900 insurance. $40 900 Of which with the New York
Life. President Arthur's life is insured for S0OOOO
EX-Presdent p. A. Chadbourne Of Williams College
engaged work for the New York Life at its Boston
Office. 1880
The regular meeting OF Columbian Lodge, No. 36,F.
A. NJ, will be held at Masonic Hall on Tuesday eve.
ming, Dec. 10, at ~ O'Clock. All Master Masons 10
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
by order Of W. NJ. H. TAYLOR, sec'y.
A special communication Of Drattleboro Lodge, No.
102 r. A. NJ, will be held at Masonic hall next Mon
day evening, Dec. ~, at Ia O'Clock. Work; Second
degree All Master Masons in good standing are cor
daily invited. By order Of the W. NJ
J. L. sIMoNDs, sec'y.