Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-11-21

AHrtsrrc rIcruHrfHAat1so OF cheney Carr
nrattieBoro.
A special meeting Of Post sadgwick be-
called Tor tomorrow evening a. $780,
The post office will be- open ThnnksRiy-
ing day from g TO IZ a. N. and 90 I. 3d.
The Osntrevlle school, winter term. will
begin Monday. Dc Ist with Mrs. Warren
az teacher
Next Sunday morn NJ the service at the
Jniyersahst church will be appropriate % Che
annual Thanksgiving
--Hnrdie the artist. left for New FORK on
Wednesday to begin ms winter work iu that
city and Washington
Ambrose Knapp and Edward CLARK ey-
poet TO open business 10 their new quarters Do
bytners block next week
--Ley. Is. D. Adams ID. DE- of Holyoke.
Mass. " iil preach in the blpust church next
sunday m Exchange will Dir. Tower
"A petition TO the Legislature for the en-
actmeut Of license law Do circulation here
for two days. received some 500 signature.
Col y j E.tey is iu Atlanta ga. where
boz viii remain for a month on business CON
uected with the southern branch of the Lrey
organ COMPANY
The Philharmonic society are fitting up
their new rooms DO Hooker block iu b. hand
some manner. aud viii nave an opening on
the evening of Dec. 3D.
The fail examination for teachers IN the
common schools will be- held 10 the High
schoo. building on Saturday. nov. ~. com
meuciuc at a.. 81.
The Thanksgiving service of the Baptist
Congregational and Methodist churches viii
be held ia the lptist church, with a sermon
by Mr. Tower or The Source OF our Pros
perity.
Uncle B.lH Gould. the veteruu plumber
celebrated his iUth birthday iast tuesday.
"a be- has done the plumbing l- the Vermont
asylum for years. and bids far 20 maxi d,
+ halt century
A wicked j. publican neiunoor over the
way suggests tlal the given point which 90
F t1uE the Democratic pruosssiui ''4a minutes
TO pss- last week was the point on Gem
et4ry hIlI where Cobb b ciuer Uarrul stood
-L-y. T. n boss. Tor seven wears unsf
+ pastor of the congregational church N opriar-
ned This slate preached al the Centre church
laI sunday on his way TO the new held Of
labor which us ua- accepted at LaGrOssa. Wis.
The Rev. Mir. Lee preached O. Springfield.
Misses 1.-The and Alice brooks daughter
OF L. ". brooks. left on " ednesday tor BAN
bridge Crs where tuev viii spend the CON
ing winter o. they dId last winter with their
aunt Airs. B4but. 1uey viii probably visi,
the New Orleans exposition during the SEASON
"A petition 90 the seIectmeu is nov being
circulated 10 have Mr. UroE veil granted certain
/ rights OF Occupation or Fiat street for tue
erection OF his proposed new building SO
that ne NAV a. once 60 on vI.l tue work with
out waiting for formal legal process before
. the courts
The .'N ermoni w. C. I. {. Bulletin Is
another addition 20 brattieUoro periodical It-
erature 10 vii be conducted Uy Mrs J. g.
. Greene ana published a. the Uthse Of the No
mans Century. Tue circulation Of tue hat
. luusl ana States Bulletins combined Teaches
. 500 copies each issue
"A Springfield hepubncau item SAYS that
4 Wilmington aud Dover merchants are arraup-
ing 90 nave their freight come Toy wav OF the
F hoosac tunnel instead OF 10y way OF braltls-
U1ro. They claim that they eau make b cav
ing Of 90 40 cents hundred Uy the means
an alleged margin large enough TO kali toe
story We should tHluE
The nre Do tie old ASK block took place
ear ago last sunday morning VINO could
nave~oeeu found IN Brattieo0ro a wear ago to-
uay ssuEulue enough 10 predict the tnOruu Ih-
+ gong improvements III Main street " ulcu are
nov substantially cumplslt4. giving u- the
nandsomesi business street % any town 10
the state
Tie First Ii .ginsut bani msmo-rs refuse
% play 81 the skating RINK Tor less ta4u dol.
4 lar each Der evening with not less than lRht
pieces 20 be- employed. Mr jackson the
4 manager Offers them 10 cents each per even.
ing De- 20 employ one or m0rv pieces A. b.
may choose For the present the skaters
SKATE 10 tie music OF q piano and coruat
Tue Assiguess Of S N Waite estate
nave somt $40 uUn or $1,000 living OIL de
4 IN
would be riac to pay over TO the CREDITOR
ana close up lns estate Uut which Waite
course Ia Keeping the matter before the courts
& prevents them from doing. MAat uIs motive
is and When tie end viii be can only b.
guessed
As soon As DAY or two Of good weather
A permits. connections will De made ana the
water will be let into Mr. CroWells reservoir.
OF this winter only the overh lw from t1-
pipes nov coming INTO the street wi.
bs turned into o.. That is 70 say the
surpius OF water not used Dy present cOusuaI-
ers vii 60 10 hll tue reservoir The full sup
piv cannot be had unit! connection Is made
Iu the spring wIta the supply collected on
. p. Sargent farm above West bratt-uJ1l.
In one place IN IT. report Of last week
. Democratic celebration, the Ii former say.
when the band struck up III front q L. i.
Brooks house Oh High street. tine rear end
OF the procession was lust passing the On
4 gTegaIIonal church OF Main street ia az
other place 1t says. III required - minute
for the procession 10 pas, given point.
Doesn't II strike you, Bro. Davenport that
20 minutes was d good while tor Il 10 take 10
4 cover TINS distance, which does not exceed 90
rods some goOd Il publican watches maze
the time minutes. but probably their wheels
dldnt ~ around as fAsl ~ your Imagination
did
The warrant has be ~ duiY posted for the
annual village meeting on the hrst Monday IN
+ December Al tbs usual nour. 5-3J j.. A. The
nrst article IN tue warrant Is 10 see II the sill
lage viii acc pt the amendment OF the char
+ Ter recently made 10y the Legislature chang
ing the time Of holding the annual meeting
10 the FIRST Tuesday IN MAY. AMI IL rass this
amendment Is not accepted the usual routine
: business viii be transacted. We 90 not learn.
however. that any body offsets 10 the change
4 IN the time Of holding the meeting. and tue
amendment viii undoubtedly be accepted Il
behOuves tue voters of the village 10 be- pres
ent at the meeting IL full NUMBER thai the
business may be done inielhRsntiy ana satis-
fsctorily.
-Au Indian summer OF unusual length
3 and loneliness ended on Monday of this week
with Que OF the suuultsI and most perfect
DAYS of all Tuesday night snow storm
7 r'A ~ hA4 continued through Ll6 " hole QaN
Wednesday and tar into thu night so that the
f town awuke on Thursday morning 70 lld siz
" or eight inches OF snow on tine ground ana
sieIgns came into general use during the day.
f Our correspondents report s 10 II inches of
snow III other parts Of tne county ana the storm
extended all over this section aud through
New York state. TINS morning was crisp
ami clear, and al sunrise the tres tops were
covered with frost tracerT which was beau
uful beyond description. BlI tue winter
mas not come 10 stay. and the farmers are
praying for heavy rainfals before the season
closes III. The springs aud streams nave
rarely been so low at ths END OF November.
serious tr0uu.s has been encountered this
week with the heating apparatus IN the new
school building, the furnaces failing 90 heat
some Of the rooms sufficiently 20 allow the
children % be kept IN tusm. TIE High school
room WARNS without trouble, but IN tine reci-
tation rooms on the second tilnr th- tempara-
ture eanuot be raised above 6j The most
trouble mas been experienced IN the two front
rooms ana the northwest room on the FIRST
door, occupied by the Grammar school 90
both "Wednesday ami Thursday the senior
Class Was oism ssed by the committee on &C
count Of ths low temperature. Ii the opera
ton OF the apparatus does not improve after