Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19


people next sunday morning
%. L. Randall expects TO occupy bis De-.
house on O4k street next week
"A photograph album can t1 bought
cheaper than ever before at Cheney e Ciapps
Emory Farr aud George hogPhtou Of
this Town have re- opened The skating RINK al
Hinsdar
p. X. Barrows's new advertisement makes
special mention Of some attractive Chust-
mas goods.
p. X. White and John Calvin are about
to open Il stove store aud unsboI. 10 kuHpps
old quarters III Rays block
The Price Of Excellence is abe subject
OF Rev L. W Whitney, lecture Co young
people next Sunday evening
AT last accounts Que OF tue zht Young
clerks uu Main street was vaiuiy stadyiue OF
the difference m sound between uIlr. aud -
Next Sunday being Fortfatlor-- Day. the
Rev. S H. lee viii lecture Ia Ib evening or
Elder brewster OF the church OF ,st Pilgrims
Samuel B. Wells has sold hi. farm % YH
acre-. on the West rivcr roai b. janice g.
Howard for $500 possession &C. be- given 81
once
The Baptist Sunday -cu1. slI have
supper, aud Cuustmas tree Tor toe primary
department. at The ve-try urat 10 .du-sisy
evening
An uncouarm-l r.po, r.-s 81 %
CAilds nauusak- a. h1ft. AL Nr
Caiids is NOT tus nr,t uiau sl... bed rresf.
ness thrust upJu l.l.
Single uuuber- of tb.- re-i TuHl.r.
including Chtistu.a- aud la-. rypplomeut-
are on sai- 81 l. j Carpenter sa.'l tais ofii-.
a. tive cents escL.
No service Va- held Iu H. Milna-i
church last Sunday 81 0oll..a being de-.
abied Dy severe cold. services viii b. held
neIt Sunday as usua.
Henry Whitaker BE- building sav and
planning mil near the Eliot STREET ron bridge
and has the privilege Of using ue vAate ~.
ter from the old wooden factory
old Canadian weather prophets sAy tnst
the winter is 10 be- mild one beoau-- there
was fall crop Of straw bcrries 4lsd DO end
OF raspUerries On blossom 81 tie rame time
-Mr Lyon sent two haudso,ss blocks Of
dressed granite frou his Dunn s-stou quarry
10 form part Of the base OF tic triumpha
arch IN the Vermont exhibit a. A-v Orieau-
The iates, from the Head, uoro railroad
is a proposition Of the Eevtou. TO continue
their road through toe Hoo-Ac tunnel 10 North
Adams. Particular arr given 10 our county
newb
-Edvard C.. Bracket vork-1au A. smith
a Hunts carriage chop. vniie working over -
pair Of cutoff SAYS. Oh 1nursJay had three
fingers Of his ugut hand cut Of and fourth
badly injured
-Edward Clara has taken tle agency for
PauiaTd & Co music boxes These good
made 81 81 CroII. = Switzerland. take ieadigg
rank 10 tb- marEet Perhap, nsre may be
the right nut tor somebody tor Christmas
-Oaicer7 OF Oasis EncAmvm.nt No O..
elected lat evening e. J. ~. Willard .
Il F.. c. L Bugs. = ". 4. J. bauEle- .
ocr.be W. A. h-yes Treasurer. ! H. smith
=. W. Il l. Carpenter F.nan So s-riu-. b.
W. Tenney
A sp.cIA. Christians seryIt- will be held
at tue Uuitarlau church next sladsy morn
ing with anthems carols. Eiid responsive
readings, 10 which the CHOIR. eiudsy schoa.
aud congregation w.ll lnl rs'mou by tn-
pastor
B J. Foley. q mario gauge brakeman
60, h.. rICh, nAni cA1cai AVID two hugsr.
BADLY NUT while sAAcEHag car, al the Ward d.
uoro station on the trip do ~ yesterday after
noon One finger Wa ampaisosi Ale on.
er will probably be- saved
Toe ladies OF the Unitzrii,l society made
very pleasant occasion o. tEslr Christmas
sale on " sanssday evening 4 large nun
per o. friends took supper A. tue tables the
fancy articles found ready salt, ana some aU
or 40 couples joined ~ tho social dance a.
the close. The net proceeds Of the evening
were upward Of 500
-Drs. Gale and WrU.ie- on NJ luday last
performed the fhelt Aud dAueerou.
operation OF rrmON,ug 40 ovarian tumor OF
some - pounds weight from the person Of
Mes M4ciay OF Chicago VINO d a. present
residing with her SISTER. Mrs. j Gag- Wheeler
Inc operation IA, successfully performed.
and the patient De- n0g doing finely.
The Philharmonic club formally open.
ed their new rooms on the third floor OF
Hooker block last evening Ihe musical pro
grau included selections by toe orcnsstrs
and mate quartet. soio- by Mos Mozart and
hnely-rsndrred selection for piano. yiohr
aud cello. Several invited guests including
lad es. enjoyed the occasion.
Hon Robert NJ orris the veteran Masonic
traveller aud zutuuT. whose v.at 90 Brattls
boro lev wears ago will be rnsmbered b,
many Of our reader, Wa crowned Poet
Laureate OF the Freemas1ns' b. the Mason,
temple N New orE on WsdDsEiay evening
"a distinction which mss never before beer
conferred since Robert barns was crowned IL
1857.
The glass blowers alleged ''bahy SHOW
last Saturday, resulted 20 majority Of vote.
being cast for James Hooker Garrison. DOM
Garrison little son, v DO accordingly receive,
the Vriz-, a handsome and elaborate devics
wrought IN glass. Tue vote a. declared stoos
724 for the Clsrkso0 child 10 7i6 for David
Youngs g, which stood second The entir,
vote cast was about 400.
An inch OF snow which fell lust al nigh
OF Wednesday. addsd TO the = or = inohe
which came Sunday night and partly melted
brought sieigbs into general use on Thurs
4
roads 10 be 10 q very passa0ie condition for
runners Last night the mercur- took a YER,
decided downward dip, aud tuis morning
marked temperature from zero 70 below
THE Womsns Magazine" for D-eembe
Is out, yielding gracefully 10 the inevitable il
its change of name, aud decidedly scoring
point 10y adopting as IT, motto Victor Hugo
terse saying The Nineteenth Century i
Woman Century In its contents the nun
Der Is one of the strongest and best vet issued
With Christmas illustration and Christina
poems 70 give ITS appe trance special time
illness.
The annual meeting OF tne First Baptis
society held Tuesday evening. resulted il
the choice OF Jacob Estey president: S. Il
Sherman vice president treasurer aud coliee
tor Il. B. Chamberlain secretary L W
Stoddard auditor trustees, Il ID. Holton
Geo. Orowell, l. + Highly, d A. Abbot
and j. H. Holden. No change was made il
the method Of raising money or choosing
seats
At the skating rink, Tuesday evening. til
silver medal offered IN the local champion
ship contest was won by Elmer Sherman tn
rival contestants being Augustus Turner, vii
Perry and Charles OhAndl.r On Wednesda
evening there was an apple contest IN whici
there was lots OF fun, aud the prize, a barre
of apples was won nv Will Perry Las
evening was Good Templars night" bu
the number in attendance was small
Mr.. o. H. Ateshian, the young Armenian
who Is studying at the Amherst agriculture
college, and who mas made many friends OF
former visits TO brattleboro, is here this weel
with a lot OF hand-wrought Turkish goods
People with weakness for this sort Of iuer,
will fad his prices very much below thos
asked by the New York and Boston importer
and there Is no doubt about the genuine
ness Of the articles.