Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-01-04

q, Mrs. Martha comlngs-2, Mrs. Addis,n Dooule
p, MARY Grimm Canal street, Della G. Holt Alice
Miller, julia Morrison, Sadie Mann, Mrs Helen Ober,
Sarah Powers Mrc.J. M. Richards, Mrs. Eliza lhomp-
dentlomen-H. D. Ames II. +. Afonrt. Henry c.
Bacon Frank Barber Frank Cummings, y. A. Oleye-
Fowler, II. Goodhue, Herbert r. Kenney, H.W Knight,
Chas r. Leonard, Chas. l.. Merrill, r. " Parker, X.
d. weathorhead, I'd. P. Warren.
SIX Mandatory.
ANOTHER CASE or "DrsAPpEABlNoE.
-Pierson Hendrick, a fellow who since
last spring has been running he hotel at
Williamsville, furnishes the latest taso OF sud
den II not mysterious" disappeaanoe. He
left by wsy Of Brattleboro last Saturday
night, and the fact of his disappsarance be.
coming known here, Mossrs. N !. Hawley
aud Starkey a Wellman called 10 mind the
fact that the day previous 10 his leaving he
had procured OF them respectfully ladies'
cloak valued at SlS, for female friend"
aud 80 overcoat for himself for which he
had failed TO pay. Accordingly hsssrs. Haw-
ley and Wellman, thinking il worth while to
attempt 10 recover the goods, on Tuesday
succeeded in tracing him TO South Deerfeld,
Mass, whence proceeding by team 10 the vi.
entity Of Williamsburg, they sdcceeded in
finding the female "friend" Aforesaid and the
identical cloak. Hendrick not being found
the 'triends' mother promptly settled for
the overcoat, and the cloak Wa given up,
both women affecting much surprise on learn
ing that Hendrick did not pay Tor the gar.
ments when taken. Besides these debts we
learn that Hendrick left unpaid bills at viii.
Evansville amounting TO S75 or rhore. On the
day be left, however, he Is said 10 have dis
played roll of bills amounting to at least
5000
BRArrLEBoRo BENNINGTON RAILROAD COM
PANY.
The annual meeting Of the Brattleboro
bennington railroad company was held at
crosby hall Tuesday at IL A. NJ. Some 40 or
90 persons were present, representing nearly
all the stockholders. e. Crosby president
occupied the chair and gave brief report Of
the present condition Of the oompany's Of.
fairs, after which the election Of officers took
place. The old board we're elected entire and
without opposition, as follows;
Directors, Edward Crosby, ". W. Lynde, J. J. Es-
ey and kittredge Haskns OF Bratteboro, o. y. But
ter1eld and J. II. Kidder Of Wilmington, W. 2. jones
aud H. @. Porter Of Jackson ylle and J. Tucker Of
Haiifa5 auditors, L. b. Barnard Of Wilmington, L.
X Fuller Of BrattlebOro and N L. SistsOn Of Jack
sonvile; clerk, +. W. Childs Of Bratteboro.
Hon. o. e. Butterfsld Of Wilmington be-.
ing inquired OF as 10 the present state Of
feeling in his town regarding the road, said
that the popular desire for the road had not
abated on the contrary. some individuals
who formerly opposed the road now regret
ted having done so. He also noted the in
creasing tendency Of business IL this section
to drift to other points than Brattleboro, in
consequence Of the improved facilities and
increased inducements offered Five drum.
mers, he said, now visit Wilmington from
North Adams and other western points to one
from Brattleboro. W. P. Jones of jackson
vile spoke for his section, and additional re.
marks we're made by Col. Haskins and Presi
dent Crosby, the latter taking occasion to re.
ply sharply to some Of the slurs and false in
situations lately made in the columns Of the
Reformer. The tone Of the meeting was in
spring, and all seemed to feel that with Q
favorable decision from the supreme court in
regard to Brattleboro's vote, the building OF
the road would be practically assured.
PROGRAMME OF THE FARMERS MEETINGS rC
BE HELD AT CROSBY HALL NEXT THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY.
THURSDAY.
1000 A. II. Address Of Welcome,
c. Newton Of Bratte borC
II 900 A. n. Reply. NJ. W. Davis Of Westminster
II 80 A. NJ Local papers.
2:ooP. n. Breeding of Blooded stock.
500 P. N. General Discussion.
Led by T. NJ Goodwin Of Hartlant
$3.50 p. n. True Economy 10 Buying Food.
Loren p Smith Of Trumansburg, n. Y
1901 N. Question Box opened, and questions an
swered by the Board.
1880 p. n. Fertilizers and Fertilization.
DR.. II. A. Cutting Of Lun. nburl
FRIDAY.
1000 A. n. Winter Feeding for MIX.
Loren P. smitl
ii 100 A. n. Corn Culture. E. NJ. Good wiz
1900 P. n. MIX. Dr. H. A. Cuttinl
$500 NJ. General Discussion aud Local Papers.
900 p. N. Question Box and Discussion.
1880 p. N. Wastes Of the Farm. NJ. ". Davi
The meetings are open to al, and lsdie
and young people are especially invited to b,
present.
THE RECORD MATCH AT OAK GRovE RANGE
TUESDAY, JAN. l.