Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-09-14
the Grammar school as an assistant in place
of Miss Ball

the Grammar school as an assistant in place
Of Miss Ball
Last nights owl train did not reach Brat.
tleburo till nftor one O'Clock this morning
owing Co "a smush.up on the Fitchburg road
near Wendell wooden bridge across the
highway had been taken up for the purpose
Of replacing 1t with an iron bridge. The man
who was sent back to flag an approaching
freight train failed to do his duty, and the
heavy mogul engine and several cars were
dumped into the roadway below The engi
neer and fireman saw the danger IN season TO
jump, and no one was hurt
The First Regiment band have every rea-
son to congratulate themselves on their part
IN last weeks muster Their appearance on
tho field as a body was handsome and striE.
ing their marching was in excellent form and
their music received warm commentators
from the governor and his staff and the reR
mental officers as well az from the thousands
Of spectators who thronRed the grounds on
Thursday and Friday. With its Band Guard
and Battery in the field, $50 members strong.
Brattleboro was easily the banner town OF the
state in this years encampment, and these or
CARNATIONS showed themselves on every coca
sion to be such as any town might be proud
to claim a. its own.
The marriage of Miss Lsonora Hunt TO
Mr.. Cassius NJ. G. Richardson took place at
j y o'clock, noon, Tuesday, at the Unitarian
church The ceremony was performed by
Rev Mr. Crothers, and was witnessed by
company Of relatives and friends which filed
the church Mr. Lucien Howe presided at
the organ. The floral decorations arranged
10y young lady friends of the bride were very
handsome and effective. Alessrs. @. II. Pratt
II. r. Lawrence, L. Il. Pratt, G. i. Brown,
nd u fuhuV1anTf upiNH
as ushers A reception followed at the home
OF the bridegroom on High street which was
numorousy attended The occasion was IN
all respects happy one, and during the after
noon the bridal pair left for an extended wed
ding journey, accompanied by the best wishes
Of their wide circle Of friends
Andrew Kozer, who lost Ru arm at the
muster last week was brought home on the
special train with the Battery and Guard last
Saturday, and Is making rapid progress
toward recovery. Before leaving camp Col
Fuller received $3.50 in cash for Kezer's ben
eft which had been contributed by the Gov
ernor and staff, by the regiment and its off
GERS. and 10y eX-governors Of the state and
other distinguished gentlemen who were
guests at headquarters The contributions Of
the Newport comp any and OF the Estey
Guard and Fuller Battery are not vet in, but
when received will probably bring the total
amount Of the fund up to $500 While IN
camp Gov Barstow visited kezer and assured
him in strong terms that the state would take
care Of him. For the present be is faithfully
cared for 10y Col. Fuller To friends who
call upon him be expresses deep sense Of
appreciation Of the kindness which has been
shown him Oh every hand
In spite Of the rain an audience Of some
$50 persons were present at the concert given
IN the Congregational church last evening 10y
Mr. Luclen Howe and Mrs. L Aline Osgood.
The entertainment throughout was artistic
and enjoyable IN d high degree. Mrs. o.
good though out Of practice and not in her
best voice, sang 20 thu rapturous delight Of
her audience and was warmly encored on each
Of her numbers One Of the gems Of the
evening was her song do ! love thee =
written for Mrs Osgood by Mr. Howe.
As an encore for her closing number Mrs.
Osgood gave Home, Sweet Home" with
thrilling effect Mr. Howe's playing was
marked by that delicacy Of touch and symps-
thy OF expression Of the true artist which we
have learned TO always expect from him. His
numbers were admirably choseu and the or
gan under his hand revealed new and rare
possibilities. Mr.. Howe received q generous
share OF the applause Of the evening. and IL
response to al encore Of his second number
gave a delightful rendering OF the Swedish
W tAAluE MhICu. Tue net ptucteut OF Tue
evening were upward OF $50, which goes 10
swell the fund for the relief Of the sufferers
by the Canal street tire
BASE BALL MOTIF
1t is expected that some good playing
will be seen on Eros. meadow tomorrow af-
ternoou, when the Dartmouth college club
are to have contest with the Bratteboro
nine
The Putney nine played with a picked
nine Of this place on Frost meadow last Sat
urday, and were beaten to IL.
A match game between the Springfield
Mass, club and our home club IL among the
base ball possibilities for next week
s.. 81. O. a. MOTIFS.
We are indebted to Mr. Malcolm Moody
for copies OF the Yakima Washington Ter
ritory Signal and The Portland Oregon
hews also for printed matter from the Y
NJ. c. A. Of Portland We ar eratifed to
see the genial face Of our president once more
IL our midst. We hope to he able to boast
Of stove before many days go by There
has been great proyocatou to use one for
the past week, surely SEC'Y.
THE RECORD MATCH At OAK GROVE RANGE
TUESDAY, SET l..