Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-02-08


/ will undoubtedly be found an element OF
strength for the institution.
The next meeting OF the village Ohaulau-
| qua circle will DO held no1t Thursday, Feb.
/ nth, at 1880 p. NJ, at the chapel Of the Cen.
tire church. The lecture OF Mr.. Cough inter
fored with tho last meeting, but the members
will generally understand from tho plan pro.
viously adopted, that the reading for the cur
rent month ia that which IL prescribed for
February in the January number OF the Chau-
! tauquan. At the meeting next Thursday
evening, those present January 3lst will be
ready to answer tho ten questions on Greek
history then assigned, and the entire circle
are asked TO be prepared to answer and dis
! cuss the first twenty questions upon the phi
losophy of salvation found in the January
Ohautauquan, page 234. Papers to DO read
aud music will fill out tho program for the
evening. As the last meeting failed for the
reason above given, large attendance ut the
next Is especially desirable
-SheriGs Starkey and Horrick swore out
search warrant on Tuesday and made n raid
on Ormes's saloon in the old arcade, where
! they found and carried of several barrels and
casks of cider They also visited Salisburys
and Martins saloons. In Salisbury's they
! found some 80 or 40 barrels of cider which
| he said belonged TO "a Massachusetts, man"
to whom he was about to ship it. In Mar
tins two or three barrels were found. In
both these places the cider was left under a
| positive promise that its sale should stop, and
its owners wero advised to put it in a way Of
making vinegar. AT all Of these places there
has been a great amount of night carousing
Of late, and it is believed by the officers that
| n lot of rough and rowdy lonfers have been
in the habit Of carrying liquor there for q
| general treat, washing it down with liberal
| quantities of cider. It is high time some
| thing was done about this business in earn
est or not only will an impression get abroad
that prohibition doesn't prohibit, but Brat
tleboro will lose its reputation for keeping
clear Of low groggeries.
John F. Tyler a man of 81, who lived
on Canal street, and was employed in the
saw and planor room at Estey q o's, died
on Monday from blood poisoning resulting
| from erysipelas in an amputated finger. Some
three weeks before Mr. Tyler took of the tip
OF the fore finger on the right hand on a cir
cular saw, the wound not being serious one.
That evening, however, in attempting to
split some kindling wood with his left hand
he made false blow with his AK and took the
wounded finger clean of at the first Joint
This made amputation at the second Joint
necessary. For some time the wound seemed
to be doing we'll but erysipelas finally devel-
| oped and death resulted as above stated.
jury to his hand he had taken out an acct
dent policy in the Travellers insurance com
pany, giving him SO indemnity week. and
day or two before the accident he took out
life and indemnity policy Ia the Accident
insurance company Of North America, giving
him $1,000 insurance in case Of death and $40
week indemnity in case of disabling acct
dent. policy of $1,000 in the Odd Fellows
association, which he had taken steps to Sc
cure, had not been fully completed.
The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Brattleboro post Office, Feb. 81
Lados-Melssa G. Carey Mrs. Annie Grant, Mrs
Lucy NJ. Hunter Mary Hubbard, Mrs Ann Merriheid
hrn. Mary +. Moore, Mrs. Z. A. Wheaton.
- Gentlemen-Alansou Barrett, L. A. Bond, Z. ABatt,
Edgar Bowen, II. G. Bartlett, John Baker, lst c. W.
Carter, Geo. b. Cooke, r.. W. Carpenter T. A. Eberle
C. ?. ellison, Geo L. Gregg, O. c. johnson, Geo John
W. Larrabeo, W. H. Richardson VIII Rand, James
Smith, o. s. Sherwin, c. II. Thomas uuner) Henry
Io"Sr, John u Tyler, Dwight willard, E. @. Warren
Mlscellaneous- Clark L Co., Messrs. Cole
Cough, s. Tenucy 4 Son.
wINDHAM COUNTY sAv1SGs BASKs.
"A comparative statement giving the de-
posts in each savings bank and trust compa-
ny in the state jan /, 1888 and Jan. l, 1884.
shows total Of deposits on the latter date Of
80, ,GIS against $40, Sos 03l Jan. !, 1888.
The figures Of the Windham county banks
are as follows:
Jan. /, Jan. l.
Bratteboro Swings bank Sg77 CSC so75 1I5
Jamaica Savings Bank 1874 135O58
Vermont Savings Bank . O.9 Qua o 0ib' 400
Wilmington Savings Bank 22G7sl 259.97G
Nlndham Co. (Newfane) S3Gl2y ans o45
Tbs inspectors statement published by the
papers of the state has au error in Jamaica
bank figures. This gives the deposits in that
bank Jan. l, 1883, at S77, S5j-fgures which
represent the deposits Jan. l. 1881.
ADDITIONS TO TIE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Boots bought from ne c. " Davenport beyuesf-
Anniversary Of the Battle Of Remington 24s5
brauleboro, History Of by II. BurnhAm. 1862
ClNI war IN America. 3 vols. Comte de Paris. 245.2
Descriptive Sketch Of Vermont j. A. Graham ot55
Development Constitutional Liberty T. q scott 9l5 q
Financial History OF U. s.-l7so to 1860. AS.
Ncwfane, History Of aiG 2
History u People Of the L. s. J. D. McMaster 9I54
Political History Of Vermont. Ira Allen. 2I56
report Of r Cases in The Supreme Cour, Of vt. -.
History OF United States. 6vos. II. Hndre,h. 2i5i
looks presented By james CoHilnd, ". D.
American Biography @. A. Goodrich. 1888. 2G.3s
Lives Of the Presidents. X. W. Lincoln 1852. 25 40
History Of Salem Witchcraft. 2. A. Nudge $50 Us
History iNt ~. sln1 Williams. 1sOg. 23o.93
Pressntef By The on Brauleboro hook Club
Bryants History Of the United States A. 2l6Ss
Ire'eHtrd by GeH. WDl. y. ". Ripley
History Of Co. I, Vt Riaemen 1850. 1904
L.. PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
Commerce and Navigation Of T. $. 1883 slll2
Commercial Relations of L. S. 1888. sO4s
Geographical Survey Of the Territories. ~. sOI9
Message aud Documents Int. Dept. ". 1882. 500 10
Problem u Iuteroceanic Communication saI
Report OF Commissioner Of Education. So AuIl3
Report on Forestry. VOL 3. =. d. Hough 500 II
Tenth Census Of tho U. S. vols 1888. s0i4
United states Coast Survey. 1888. sOI5
United states Geological Survey. -S32. 6OL7
BOOKS OF REFERENCE.
List Of Pensioners on the Roll 8 vols
Maps and Panoramas Of the Territories.