Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-01-11

er part OF the day. Btueen Tuesday morn
ing ani wednesday morning 80 day got TIE
change iu temperature va 90 10 u. hl-
towns the storm was mostly o. snow, aud Tue
depth of snow there BE- nos about three feet
on level H.reabolis Do is ~ 90 j. inches
less The Wilmington stage driver reported
the roads almost impossible on Wsdu.siay.
The following is the list Of letters remain.
ing in the Brat,leboro post oBcs. Jan. ils
L.8.ss-Mrs q b Air... sas.e A.s-u' M-s
Bean. Mar chapman, Mr. J L13y- we ~
p r. Mrs " Hose. Miry May, HATTIE Mtih--, Ne
" Nourse, Mrs VAR OBrisu,M Qliutz, hrs
J.1n Salisbury. Kate sullivan, Mrt heleu 'af-
rsrt " wheeler. Re1a Young
Geutlemen-Geo W Betierly, EuEeue Beleuar.,
csas Batsr. " Dactsr-2, WI esilrdsn.
F,.-1. C : Garrett Co " Gould. Fraut Hager. i Doe
g Mayuard. Mckee, Z C Nasou, Pafmales.l
Pe'leriu. " Richardso o, Ia Shelby Geo II Wal
her. Moore 4 Sou.
BRILLIANT WEDDING AZ v0STFELIEB.
A large aud fashionable company assem-
bled IN Christ church, Montpelier. on Ihurs
day. 81 II n to witness the marriage oi Hon.
Jams Loren Martin. speaker Of o.. Vermont
House Of R-presentatiyes 10 Jessie L dsugh
ter Of Hon Z D-uey Of that city. Tue
ceremony vss performed by Chaplain Hin
q Martin. brother OF tn- groom. acted IS
best man. aud sisters aud COUSINS % th-
bride appeared a. briiemAi1s. FOiiowiug tl-
ceremony pleasant reception wa- leld 81; The
residence Of Mr. Dewey, aud after re- ewing
hosts Of congratulations the newly married
couple departed on the afternoon train for
the north They have the good wishes Of
friends throughout the state, and will be cor
daily Welcomed by circle Of Brattl-0or0
friends including the entire community. Tas
Brattl-boro guests present at the Fedd'ng 10
cluded Geo. 5 D1wiey and wife, L Fuller
aud wife, Mr.. J. J. Estsy, ]. Gray Estey aud
Harry Estey.
TIE BRATILEBoRo SEWING MACHINE coNPAST s.
NV MACHINE.
Col Levi X. Fuller Of the Estey organ
company vas in bis early year,, a. all our cit
liens know, a machinist. having served an ap-
prenticeship in one Of the leading shops 10
Boston. After his return 10 Brattleboro be
engaged 10 the manufacture Of machinery,
including at one time sewing machines but
for S years be hA- devoted bis attention al
most solely to the affairs Of the Estey Organ
company. That company is a large owner 10
the Brattleboro sewing machine company. and
for two years Col Fuller has been its presi-
dent Daring the past summer be has given
the whole subject Of sewing machines e care
fll study, going over the entire range Of IA
chimes in the market, and as a result has de-
signed and made 3 very simple aud beautiful
machine. Those who have seen il say that 10
will not only rank alongside Of the New Home
and Domestic, which are ackno q lodged 20
stand at the head Of the market but that il
b goes even farther, and in many important
particulars viii excel them all The sewing
machine company is nov engaged in fitting
i up machinery to manufacture this new ma
T chine, which will probably be ready for mar
/ ket the coming spring. The name Of the ne =
machine will probably be the Fuller Model
Of the "E>tey." We congratulate the colonel
as well as the company. Coming just at this
I time, when attention is naturally drawn 70
our friends by other sud important events. it
T certainly has a good send OF.
THE PowEH or NoNEY."
The Montreal Gazette .ys Of this drama.
which is 10 be produced at the town hall next
Friday evening, 18th inst
"There vAsa good audience 10 the Academy last
night % witness the rrsseuta'1u here Of Ga.lbamt
Busnachs nsv play TIE Poser q Money To-
piece is mei1draula c. . pronounced tyFe f1l %
. striking incident aud vel sustAlueI 10 Interest
. throagh9ut 1t is well constructed s1fhcenty Va
ned, and the scenery is remarkably good paricl ar
1 ly the French market ia Mes Orleans and the MlU
moth cave. which are really splendid The coupaul
- capable one. evenly talaucei ST. Frank Klltay
has c7Deenul part aud gains tue sympathy g toe
audience a. the hero. Tom PrfH'sr. uhoss love "a
L5a1sS is sincere. AID VII Away turns Or 10 IL,
nick q tine g. save the pirl be loves from the d.
signs q Ja7fs t1rru'ffr., the villain, whose bgas'
f q Hu-ssg hoy's part. - effectively rendered bl
Ms Belle Dckiasou L0uss ls sister, the heroine l
liiHf N-ll- rftl A4f lows. % ll
pathetic manner BY Miss Liilau Joyce. The con eds
element is scppl.ei by Mss Bessie Sausum a. g rs
ustst, and M. c. u. Drew P,'er Lucius T1.l1
beth Of whom we're adm rAbis aud infused a.,
amount u life into their Contribution % the bl.
armed for tae1s@.ves hearty applause ADD rspsais'
e1oores- The Power Of Money is s15iceutly e1rit
Jog 20 interest oue from the 90 the f1al fan RI
the clrtain, ard, with rs splendid scenery sh7ul
prove stro1e enough attraction 20 crowd tue A5ads
my every night this vesk.-
NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS.
Vermont Nd.i 5Ell I'D lreciors. " ?. Cuue, ". 4
Rockvel, Geo. ;. lHlsy Il. L. H1lt0a. JOAN Robert
son; president, " p. Cune. vice president. W Il
R1cEve-; cashier. s. DoEley; teller, IL. Brown.
Pe1E.s.s VA 1i-Direct0rs. Farley starr Ju i1s
E'i-y. SAM L. HUT. o. L. Sherman, T.. ]. cad
Worth. :. y Her1cf, G. EDDY: President. p.Starr
vice president, julius J. Estey: cashier ". A. Faux
neT; assistant cashier, o. A. Marshall: teller, 7.
Leonard.
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