Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-12-03

Mr. J W Fallon began hi, instructions
at the y NJ G.. A. gymnasium Wednesday
evening Ia II elias, Of -, and several more
pupils are expected.
The first of the Murray club, series of
entertainments at the Univcr,uist church
vcstry Tuesday evening was a complete
success. The different characters in the
play, Our Folks were ON the whole well
taken, and the musical numbers between
the acts well rendered. The net receipts
We're about $2i.
All persons who have knowledge Of un-
marked soldiers or sailors graves. aud who
are DESTROYS Of having them designated are
requested 10 call at Greene- drug store or
upon the adjutant Of Sedgwick post for
blanks, upon the filling out Of which the
government will furnish proper hcadstones.
l.. W Adams has returned from the Yer
mont live stock company, ranch i'm Dakota
to spend the winter. He reports everything
at the ranch in excellent condition John
Stevens is also ON his way east 10 spend a
couple Of months with his friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin ChildS. who went OH
a visit 10 Iowa, Illinois and other western
states about the middle Of september. hav,
returned with Mr. Chlds's health very
/ lhu'h improve W lil7 P'H'l'0 "i' IL "ah a.
I ever
/ Rev. +. w Whitney viii begin his eight
annual course oil lectures L" Young pe"pi'
next SUNDAY evening Whrn ms topic WI
/ be "Will and circumstance.
And so AtkinS's little paragraphs didn
mean You, neighhor Well, vh" said they
did But just the same We know Of lead
ing Democrat up the state who sent y"'
word that they did mean YOU ana ne knew
1t
The Green street book club held it, anuu
al sale at the residence Of F H. Harris ol
Oak street Wednesday evening, about 3
persons being present \ delicious >uppe
was served by Mrs. Harris, aud the even
ing passed very delightfully."-.
There will Dee regular meeting Of tn
ladies auxiliary at the y. VI. G.. \. room
next Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The First Regiment Band orchestra ha
been engaged Ia play for "A ,crc, of dance
at Putuey, the first of which occurs tonight
The Sons Of Veterans expect an addre,
worth hearing ON the appearance here thi
evening of Chief Mastering Officer PENN
man to give his patriotic address on "Th
Heroic Age of American History tn
band orchestra have kindly consented {
give "A half hours concert before the lrctur,
beginning at ';3o'
The bailiffs have had numerous con
plants in regard To the neglect of people I
clear their sidewalks of SNOW and ice sin,
the recent storms, also in regard 10 dunn
ing coal ashes into the streets and the
propose hereafter Ia see that the village b.,
laws in this regard are enforced
The ladies of st Paul lnlrr. M "a
O. G. r.. will give IA pie party and ente
tainmcnt at g. 4. r. hall next Mnnda
evening at 1870 O'Clock. All are invite,
All Indies attending mr.. r,ou.,trl tn brir
pie and every gentleman is expected
buy one. Admission free.
3 Geo. Z. Miller has sold his farm i'm n
west part of the town. lately advertised
The Phoenix, To Lucius Richardson. and "
remove 10 Guilfurd, To the farm of h
father-iu-law, j. NJ. Wilder
c. f. Barrett is to build 9-dryer pap,
! machine for james Ramage Of Holyok
Mass, similar to the one which he late
: made for the Bellows Falls paper compau
A meeting of the Pro.nect Hill cem.t.
, assoriation is To ba held M the town n,
. next Thursday evening at O'Clock. VIII,
/ the committee appointed at the speci
meeting held last June will present the
o report
! Frank Smell. the baggage-master who NJ
= the only person injured in fine accident
n the White Mountain train nj this ploce Ia
J. August. and who at the time bore mn
!. bravely. declaring himself unburt Is &,
a confined to his room at his home in Shirlq
y Mass Recently three skilful physicia,
sent by the railroad company. held co
sultation upon his case, and decided III