Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-09-05
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bestis The safest iu the end.
PrcruHf FnAars are cheap at cheney ciapps.
Bratueboro.
Rev. Mr. Tower will occupy his pulpit on
Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday school picnicked
at Highland park yesterday.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of a small steam engine for sale.
About 40 persons were naturalized in
Judge Wheeer's court last Saturday.
Rev. II. b Smith Of Nashua, n H., will
preach in the Universalist church next Sun
day.
Drown Of the Brooks House boot and
shoe store announces a special sale Of odd
lots Of summer and other goods.
-Hawley has been opening for the last
few days, a very large stock Of new fall goods
which be purposes TO turn quick, at prices TO
interest close buyers.
The Womans Relief Corps No 3, holds
its regular meeting Sept II. All members
are requested 10 be present as business Of i'm
portance is to be transacted.
The only Brattleboro young people who
are to enter college this fall, so far as we
learn, are Miss Sadie Benson, who goes TO
Smith college. Northampton. and Clifton
Sherman, who enters Amherst.
H. NJ. Curisr, postal route agent, who has
been kept at home nearly two weeks by sick
ness, leaves next week for Minneapolis TO at
tend the session Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, which meets in that
city Sept II.
Bright girl in Wizards drug store yes
terday "Holton and Conland are both 60
ing to Montpelier, Brown has broken bis leg
and can attend to business, and now if you'll
get out Of town we shall stand a chance 10
have a healthy town :"
The rector Of St. Michaels episcopal
church will oficate next Sunday at the usual
hours-lO.3O A. NJ and 7.3O T. N. The Sun
day school viii recommence its sessions on
the following Sunday, Sept 10Th, at the close
Of the morning service.
"A mammoth corn roast was held on
Crowells lot north of Forest square. last
evening. where some 200 young people gath.
cred around dozen bonfres, and after listen
ing TO several songs from q male quartet in
dulged in roast corn, watermelon. hot coffee.
etc, to a moderately late hour
The stagings have been removed from
Ryther's new block this week. revealing a
handsome front Of pressed brick with granite
trimmings, surmounted by a heavy galvanized
iron cornice in imitation Of granite The ar.
chitectural effect is excellent and the build
ing lends pleasing and striking variety to
our Main street architecture.
DR. Charles S Pratt, who was a student
With DR.. Webster at Putney and has of late
been acting hs assistant. has been ap-
pointed professor Of anatomy in the Leonard
medical school Of Shaw university, Raleigh,
n. C. Dr. Pratt is a graduate Of the New
York College Of Physicians and Surgeons
and il regarded as well qualified for the ap-
pointmeut He leaves next Tuesday.
The public attention is once more called
70 the lecture upon temperance at the Bap-
list church next Monday evening BY Mrs
Emily Mclaughlin Of Boston. This lady is
well known a. al eloquent speaker aud comes
20 Brattleboro under the auspices Of the W.
c. I. I. We have no hesitation in assuring
all who 60 TO hear Mrs Mclaughlin that they
will be well rewarded The lecture is free
and cordial invitation is extended to the
public TO attend. T.
DR.. Conland has every reason to feel
complimented by bis election Oh Tuesday.
In spite Of the peculiar and unusual circnm-
stances which existed, We doubt whether any
other Brattleboro Democrat could have car
ried the election. The doctor is q clean.
clear headed, upright man, and has the re-
spect and good will Of political friends and
foes alike. His nomination by his party was
contrary TO his distinctly expressed wishes.
and vas only accepted by him because. as be
supposed there was not "a ghost of a chance"
Of his election
Mr. Lucien HoweG concert last evening
furnished q delightful entertainment 10 a
moderate sized audience Of Rppreciative lis
teners Miss Mamie Howe has never been in
better voice than on this occasion and her
numbers were given with charming effect.
k.a ,4r.ggN 4. q
IN making the acquaintance Of Mr.. F. A FlagC
Of North Adams, Mass, who possesses a bass
voice OF remarkable depth and richness, and
which be uses with conscientious fidelity
The THO Of young ladies' voices and the quar-.
tet OF male voices made most agreeable fea-
lures OF the program. or Mr.. Howe's organ
numbers 1t only needs TO be said that he PLAY
ed with the same artistic finish and sym
pathetic perception Of his theme which has
always distinguished his performances
"A large number Of people svailed them
selves OF the opportunity to visit the new
school building yesterday afternoon, and their
expressions Of admiration Of the building.
and Of approval Of the manner in which the
districts money has been spent were univer-
sal. Since our description Of the building
was published some weeks ago, the desks and
other furniture have been put in place and
shades have been hung At the vindows In
the High school room and in one or more Of
the Grammar and intermediate rooms new
seats with patent folding desks have been
placed. II seems to Us that small sum of
money might have been spent TO excellent ad-
vantage IN putting new covers on the teach
ers tables in the Grammar and intermediate,
thus making them compare somewhat with
their new and tidy surroundings. The school
grounds are being graded TO a uniform slope
down To a granite gurhiuu yrbfob bag -,
placed just above the sidewalk level When
turfed over the effect will be fine.
On the beginning of the new school
year next Monday, with the three upper
grades removed TO the new school building.
some changes in the management of the
schools will be made. There will be no priu.
cipal Of the Grammar school, as heretofore.
but instead Of this Mr. Bingham will have
general supervision of all the schools ia the
building, and will spend one or two hours
each day IN oversight Of the lower depart
ment Of which he will have general control
and authority, subject, Of course, to final de-
cision by the school board. To relieve Mr..
Bingham Of a portion of his routine work
IN the High school Miss Preston will be add
ed TO bis force Of assistants This change
We believe 10 be 3 wise one which will tend
to uniform authority and a uniform degree
Of advancement in all the grades not hereto
fore possible. Miss Barnard of the High
street school goes to the Grammar school as
one Of its teachers aud Miss Palmer's place
is taken by Miss Graves from the Burlington
public schools. Under the new arrangement
each branch in the Grammar and Intermedi
ate schools will be in entire charge of the
teachers.
TIE RECORD MATCH AT OAK GROVE RANGE.
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