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

der to save hor little brother Miss ~.
held on to the horse until she was kooltue
down and run over, her last ipiupc,;SS.Asl
MIN being TO hang on - and the li,GI 70
low did hang on while the horse. only WE, ieE
the worse for the numerous ntteinnts ,aOuhg
him, went home, n distance of ov,, s,op
mile, on full run; but when a. IlAi
turned in from tho street nj Mr. nlofse
residence tho boy WAS finally tbro,.r '''les
Luckily, however, he escaped harm guy
Doolittlo received a severe cut over nm. Alls'
and was otherwise considerably brpiscJ ye
received no serious injury. Out
Rev. Geo. L. Martin preached n, i,
Centre church last Sunday morning IN We
gregation which filled tho church I1i. 'Oh'
mon was q vigorous and practical pi,oa. aet
from the text He came eating and dr;sI
ing In the evening also Mr.. Martin s,ot
TO largo congregation from the words 'dPVEo
the truth shall make you free" Tba Ana
dom Of which Jesus spoke, the spoaLo. .tee'
was freedom Of tho spirit The soni ,aiNI
be free even when tho body is in cbains sq ~.
is also freedom which comes tbropgh a. "
pline. The very restraints that nro ebo I'' VI
are intended to prepare us for liberty my nv
was made clear by several striking Hlrs,-I'
tions. The way to enter into this Hbe,,Ha
the simple ono Of personal love and rave. -
following Of jesus. He brings his dis.i.,u'
into the glorious liberty Of the sons m XIV 'ys
During their visit in Brattloboro m, ~.
week Dir. and Mrs Martin have recsiyd55 '''
cordial welcome from their old friends "a
parishioners. They leave to-day on a Vii, ~
Mr.. Martins parents at Norwich, Conn ~
vious TO their removal to st. Louis
The following is the list Of letters roro.,u
ing in the Brattleboro post Office, Aug. &.
Ladics-Ella NJ Bssell, Mrs C Card, Emms g..
Frank Gleson, Mrs Fanny l. Graves, Mrs. Jstai,. Mm
George, Iva i Howe, Mrs Lghisingor Uati,n
Morse, Mrs M G II Newton, Mrs Henry Newton ~
Roxy Rice Ellen Wheeler, Helen Wheeloct-2 LIZ lls
Walker. - N-uA
Gsntlemen-E Baker, Edw Bracket. G. up..
rett-2 b Bliss, A d Baldwin, Q L Cotton pI Ial'
Cleveland, Henry Field, u NJ Hunter WIN
Lord, Thos Morse, Henry Marshall, II Mecca lse
Jas Payne, John Huddinan, P Tute Loomma r,1.i'
Co, lockwood Co, Kendall SPAWN Cure CO.
AN EXCELLENT CAMPAIGN nAND.Boo
Master Linn Taylor has the agency md
is canvassing for a Blaine and Logan booI
which promises more than any oampsiyn
volume we have seen. The book contain
life of Hon. James G. Blaine by II. J. RAM
dell, a veteran Washington journalist ana
one Of Gen. John A. Logan by the woIl
known BEN Perley Poore. The names m
those authors arc in themselves a puaraptv NJ
the good quality of tho work done. A 9an
eral but not too extended sketch of tho i've
of the Republican candidates is given an5
the salient points in their careers are pranb.
ically pictured. The life OF Blaine include
a spirited account of the Chicago ReppbG
can convention, which placed him in nomin.
alton. A very valuable feature Of tho boot
is a birds ego view OF the nations history
with sketches OF all the Presidents from
Washington down. The Constitution of the
United States and large amount of statjsH.
cal political information are given at the end
of the volume. Many illustrations are given
and the book comprises in all $50 pages liza
price is only 81. Master Taylor has already
made handsome beginning with his list Of
orders.
DRATTLEDono BICYCLE RACES.
Tho following is the program Of the races
Of the Brattleboro bicycle club, to be held al
tho Windham County park Aug. 10, a, 230n
NJ, sharp:
Race for the Childs medal and 3-uiile club cham.
pionship. Open to club members.
SECOND WENT
one-milc race, for machines under JO-inch.
First prize, $500
Second prize, 500
Third prize, 100
THIRD EVENT
onc-haf milo dash without hands.
First prize, y2OO
Second prize, 100
FOURTH EVENT.
Two-mile amateur race.
First FIRST prize, $500
Third prize, 400
The prizes will consist Of bicycle sundries. Allen
''s must be made with the secretary before Aug H.