Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-09-28

The day was one Of a thousand, end a dozen
miles Of sturdy tramping and climbing was
not too great price to pay for such hint az
II gave Of the possibilities which are locked
up in our New England October weather.
Last Friday four boys-Tmothy Don.
nell, Ned Prentice, John Bowler and John
Grnlu-wero arrested on complaint Of Grand
Juror Thomas, and brought before Justice
Newton, charged with having on tho 18th
inst, after sunset, entered the garden Of Ed
ward w. Fox on Elm street. with the intent
to steal his grapes. Prentice and Griffin
pleaded not guilty and were discharged.
Donnell and Bowler pleaded guilty and were
fined 50 each and costs Of prosecution. Sec
ton 1910 Of the Revised Laws, Of which
this act was in violation reads ~ follows:
"a person who willfully commits trespass by en-
tcring upon tho garden orchard orf)hcr land oi am
other, on which fruit trees are GtfRn, without per-
mission Of the thereof aud with intent TO cut,
take carry away, destroy or injure the trees fruit or
vegetables there, shall be imprisoned not more than
thirty days, or fined not more than twenty dol
larsi aud II the ofense is committed on SUNDAY, or
In disguise or secretly, between sunset aud sunrise,
the Imprisonment shall not be less than 1--WE days, nor
the hne less than Ave dollars
The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Brattleboro post office, Sept. %:
ladies' Mrs II o Aldrich, Mrs Franklin Butterncd
Mrs Almira Carpenter, Mrs John Chamberlln, Mrs
Susan Chase, Mrs Ellen Donahue Lila Ellis, Mrs Fan
ME Fisher, Martha NJ Mallory Mrs Charlotte Wilson.
dentlemen-F L Allen, Alexander, Bailey
II II Bellows, Baudin, Edmund Cherblin, Sam
Choen, Loudas Ellis, Oscar Estey, Fred NJ falon,
q Flanders, Thomas Fitton, VIM Korn, u
Knapp, John L0negan, Martin Martin, I II Murphy
Geo l. Phetteplace john Sugland, John Squire Jos
Thibaudeau, II weatherhead, Wiegand, Willie
weed.
The First Regiment band will give q
concert from the Brooks House balcony next
Wednesday evening with the following pro.
gram
/. March-Promenade seiaelbach
2. SelectiOn-IOlantho Sullivan
8. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Golden" Robinson
Z. Potpourri-"Pleasant Memories Boyer
8. pOlka-"Babyn SlopCI
9. Gems from Patience" sullivan
Z. Finae-Squattcr Sovereignty. Braham
Y. NJ c. A. NOTES.
Our Saturday evening song service from
this time on will begin at 1880 instead Of
received large Autograph Of the Southern
Exposition, Louisville, Ky, from the Y. NJ.
G. A. of that city, who have a pavilion be-
tween the main building and art gallery,
where there are kept writing tablesand mate
rial free also an abundance of reading mat
ter ice water and boarding house register
all Of which indicate that no stone is left un-
turned when they can do any good. Know
ing personally many of their members, am
sure that with the earnestness with which
they enter upon their work it can meet with
nothing but good results.-Our thanks are
due to Messrs Cheney a Clapp for very
handsome Autograph OF the editors OF the
various religious journals. 1t is in a nice OAK
and gilt frame, and relieves another bare
spot on the walls Of our room also from the
same parties frame for our room bulletins.
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