Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-10-06
CONCERNING OMEN.

CONCERNING WOMEN.
The president of the university at Colorado
Springs advertises for an expert cheesemaker
to instruct the young lady students.
The women of Denver have organized
themselves into an Industrial Association, Tor
the purpose of circumventng INSCRIPTIONS
spectators.
Miss E. A. Ormerod, who has given years
to the study of insects injurious to agricul-
ture, has been elected by the Royal Agricul-
tural Society as consulting entomologist.
Under a new law three women are to be
appointed in each county of Ohio in conjunc-
tion with two men, as a board of visitors for
the charity and correctional institutions. They
are to serve without pay.
A lady whose winter home is in Washing
ton, and who is said to possess social distinc
tion, employs her summers in her home in
Central New York in preserving fruit. Her
sales are said to reach $50, 900 year.
Miss Mary Obren, former student of Vas
sar college, is associate editor of the largest
and most influential paper of st. Joseph,
Mo, writing under the nom de plume of Julia
Scott She is the only lady editor Of her
| state and is of rare intellectual and literary
| abilities.
Nine. Vallenberg, who is the daughter of
| Mr.. d. Ehrenoh, Swedish Minister 10 the
Porte, and who has already swum with the
stream from Therapia to fenlkol, Is now IN
training with the consent ot her husband
naval officer, Tor swim across the Dos-
| phorus
Miss Mary Berger of Portland, Oregon on
returning from picnic, found the timbers of
the Elk Creek bridge on fire. She disrobed,
| dipped her clothes into the creek, wrapped
them about the burning timbers and thus
| kept the fire IN check until help arrived.
Soiourper Truth. now one hundred and
eipbf wears old. lectured in Decatur, Mich,
The other evening and devoted the proceeds
to furtherinp the woman suffrage campaign
in Nebraska,
Tbo pri,cass Ercerie sister oftbe King of
c,ra,io,, raoentl, seId her diamonds to raise
80 "9I u; nrdor io comnIete a bosnital in which
sba ,sos iotsrested When visiting This hos
nital after it, completion. a suffering inmate
went tears of gratitude as she stood by his
side and the Princess exclaimed, "Ah! now
see NV diamonds agaip."
E,o,,oo % ahead ~ nc in ,la nublic emnloy-
.ns tALSo .,, 20 "nS M c,raot E,ancb roiIusv
no,II,,onios in ,nsrv cases emnlov women as
t;oi-it ard audit clsrks in several banks and
Iii no-,,nori,s tbav are largely emDloyed
H.o oIo-iaai ,sorl Srd tbe cornoration of
.ba oi,1- 81 Pei ocTer three hundred situations
fort ag ola rla
CT NJ, u.o,,os C,loro of tho co,vant
a 49, @ To,,,t,' NJ IraIand has ,aken
ha ,r,1st ,,roo,icsI and ,sefnl wav of helnino
bl. ,-o,,,,d, oo,,,,tryrorrer bv establisbinG AN
Ird,Is,rio7 Scbo,l Tor irish Girls in which they
aro ,a',oI, cooIiny sewing and all practical
Io,,,o 5,,t;os Tba'car of FOWL and beas tbe
,,,aLir~, of hrttsr and knitting will also be
tn',nhte +, ,ba Honse of Industry
'"us" =, w ,N,.o e.,3o. S.;,,,, O.o
MIS- Sari",lsn' Vi V Sno"uoH Ill',ns9, "a -
goI' auu inuy i,oun eS;noo,'arod tba all
90 br;Jna ,bree. .onarters of a mile south o,
Dr"in ~ a. on Ara There was no time tc
~ inlt ~ ~ s,,nor,n,ino assis,anco and havinf
~ 20 ,oo' EEL ~ at hn5 thev vent ~ the hranci
- ~ tLo lid onj using tboir anrons anf
uio.Sinl, 20 oors,, ,ha ,yater fbev ortingnishef
tbo sra aTter b1rning and destyoving most O
IT, oIothinr,
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pian Ior Ihe lhIeIhS'lonnI P;oS PiosGs. - " ,,i
maze eni'grHtlou naa oGen T;5I 20 a
ooun'iy nas 80 - 19,;,e 10 bo boIJ u, tho
ai,,le borI,i ho, to ojd tba movement lad,
Q I'y 49, ,,r,siie,,t of tba Women,s Fmi
9 ~ t"S ~ = Ill at,and tba n,aotipo, N
a. So-o'S ti',, ot hranch of that s9cis
~ 'T4 T;un,riooI IN noTa of Manchaster
I W1;Ii;aPg. S,,,o,- a1'd otber ,,rominen
hoiu iilia'l NJ AZ Roabors IVA
= lon % "'o s"PP'''e'' -
/ Jeos, 49, --...-.-,;.., .
4 Inc late Demoeratic S'ale eonven'lon d.,L,,' =
Massachusetts adoPIed tne ioHowing auon
i otheT resolutions Equal rlgh's, equai Pomol' ,i
equai burdens equai PrtSn'6o1, tEn 6o1eroent fo