Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-09-05


buried a distance of about lsr f..I..4
picked up in an nsaueibIe cardria,
sustained a compound fracture af I..
Joint Of the left lor. thr bones OF ..I.... -.''
aplintered aud protrudug N.a.r. ...
promptly summoned. aud Doe .4. ...... ,.a'
the house of Mr.. Vail until Iar.d.. .| 4
week, when Dr. Hotou went up mH t..
him brought home He is now dom.
well az could be expected. hui 10 viii h. ..,..
time before he RECEIVERS from ihe shock gH-.
his system has sustained TO say ra.Ir, r,
the broken bones.
rHr Town EErnEsEN1Artyr urp-Jas r.....
r1En0uo.
The chief interest in, the r,,,.......
inc in Rrsttleboro csptsre5 10, a.. .'. l.-.
town commemorative Wb.p tb. ,I...'l o.
tive box was turned AZ g o'cIo-t .,.,,
was counted it was found 90 stand s. f.....
Whole number of votes oast
Necessary to a choice
s N Herrict ALL.
James Coniapd. sr
j. G. Eddy. 10.
T. w. Stoddard H.
G.. s. Dowley, M
Scattering
There being no choice q second ballot v,-
at once proceeded with, resulting as f9'.ovs
Whole number of votes cast a.r
Necessary TO a choice &
James Conlaud 40.
N. Herrick. s--
J. G. Eddy. rn
G. s. DowIey
Z. W. Stoddard
yVbe,, Il s,,,,.sr,7 .l,st ,i,,.. ..
~, ~ baliot iCoi 7 I Egta,- 80 --'le.
tor,,, s,,5 nm, ri Joak'r d., i'ai.
al Hootsr,s frie,,ds a. g,,,, ,.-,I...,
,,CorIsr5T eiled the beu T.. n.y. al3
,esnited "a foilous '''''
VT.
,l nOio ~ =. o.i "a ~ .o1'7 oa7'' Pug
No0'I1'y " Suo,''' fa-
SalI IV I I3HnS a..
tIlii "3'
- y Heri''A' d"
~, -
ed his friends raised a shout and the demo.
gtrnt;o,, tLo4 fotto,-.5 5;d 49,. t 1s
9'in'iou ma i'i'O"7N Nlu Ho' FlD''ae Tor
some ume.
In due time the general MILLS were oI,.,4
"a , ,,,,,-;7,-, J.. ,..-t =, q ~ . '
anu q oou94uei N.Y. pa % '-' evening Wa
oOOuplou ny tue oilIllhi' IA CY4uNuE lIe votes.
TIT rr,-or- t-rr. rr.--4..-.
Inc JOY OF the democracy over The eIae.
finn of a Democratic feurerartative ,,... "a.
tirolr TOO ,,reat for .,r,ros.;,,, 49,
81 0iy wv s''H' 4Oi 'Afies9i'N' NY"o-. OF
tue present generation could remember when
Brattleboro Democrats had had anything to
reJoice over, and Tor the ptnt up feelings Of
quarter or half century 20 h1t an adequate
outlet was simply one Of the imp9.a1iute
From the moment Dr, CJniands election be-
came known every Democrat stood on BIZ
head, ana the most violent physlca. al1 50
cal gymnastics gave but slight vent 70 their
emotions. At an early hour in tle evening
the services Of the FIRST Regiment band were
called into requlsluon, torcAhPlt proc ssi01
was formed with lot Of the young D=m0crs-
cy carrying brooms, aud the line Of march
was taken 70 Mrs. hirklau15, on Wa.ll.
street, TO pay Dr. Conland the complicated
serenade. DR.. Conland vas called on. re-
the piazza and briefly introduced by Clss
Davenport. IN reply the doctor spoke as fo.-
lows
GsHtirHeH: Allow me to congratulate yau 90 90.
.eIi suDs IA Hlql.I! yen nav. achieved O. i-e
record; Won bsve made yrns-'s. ~, y, ..,.. .
in the pas; have often proved the truth Of ts Avn.
st l . believe 70 John Hanee's l 1ss p.
v9rr nrits5 a-tir I5al. s1 si.l..-,'
the help OF others, who's motiyes ve u-aa Dr. 9...
ton il was accomplished. While the isa v..t.-.,-