Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-11-05

a colored man kuees before the Uoiop .,t
der. No final conclusion has been arrivoa
at, however, In regard to the adoption ~
these desgne. 0" VI
- Rev. +. f. Tower and family left ,ou,,
Monday for their new home in Bristul On,
stopping few days in Or, enfield on ibei,
way. '"e''
The Y. NJ. @. A. iak.s pleasure 10, ~,
nouncing that VIII Carleton will give nr. -,
his pleasing entertainments at the town Laii
Nov 10 Su jet, The GUAR OF Sue ,e.s ' T"
Illustrated by original poems.
-Stickney Bros. have hung out one NJ flo
hanosomest signs on the street this week
A state news item mentions that Joln !,
NJ isu OF west Rutland has Just returned f,on,
New Mexico, where be went in San,a,,,t'I
with 80 head Of Mefiuo sheen. which be a.1,
to Capt. John Clancy Of Las Vegas, Who p"a
10000 head Of sheep and spends ali bis tn 'a'
aud money raising them" '''
-Selleok n Davis made decided spcc,s.
OF we Ode Folkes Concerto" bills
Myra Goodwin, who appears hers o..
SIS on the 18th inst, is highly commend.
--Dunham Bros have a oonsnic,or, ~.
nouncement this week, which our readers will
not overlook. Visitors to their store will Ana
their stock large and well assortad In ~,
grades, aud that it comprises geperou, sslcc.
tons from the finest goods made in the conn
try. 'i' oouu-
b. f. Hoyt, who was recently psrri.d
and bad settled himself aud wife in a no,,
home in N. I. Ryan's house on OAK street
has decided to leave here and go to Gnelrb
Ont'' Wnere good position is offered him a.
a tuner in the Bill organ factory. Mr. an5
Mrs. Hoyt visited Guelph before dseiding ~
90 there, aud found several former Rail-,
koreans among the Bill companys epplo,e o..
w w. Putnam, one of the managers J1bp
Morse, suprintt ndent, Frank Brasor WIN ma,
lives there with his family, and two q rmsn.
Hang aud Koehler, who we're formerly a, ~
toys. ~
The Highland Park drum corps was nm,
last evening and serenaded Mr.. Croweu Tbs
corps has lately chosen James MeNulty drum
MAJ lr, and It's new bugers are Ernest Davis
Fred mpsou, Tracy Leonard and r. /, Rsr.
~ theIe are 10 drummers and total mem
oeISo,p OF ~, constituting one of the largest
aud finest organizations of the kind ~ he
found in New England. w
"A. Z. Thurber has bought a new steam
engine and boiler Of FtchburR make for nse
III his bakery. The Phoenix confidently a.
sureH Nun, from It's own experience, that he
VIII hnd 1t the best small engine made.
The members Of the Murray club intend
TO present the popular drama, "Our Folks "
at the Universalist church vcstry the latter
part Of this month.
"A large number of members of the Y N
q. A. paid their respects to the ladies' of The
auxiliary who received" at the rooms of The
association last evening. Selections v.re
Rad by Misses Wilder and Wyman. Miss Cls,k
and Mr. Shearer contributed some pleasing
music, light Refreshments we're served. and
best OF all, spirit of cordial sociability pre,
vailed throughout the evening.
The following is the list OF letters remain.
ing in the Bra'tleboro post-ofiice Nov. :
Women-Mrs Anna N Blgelow. MARY BIate NJ
Ntllle BenhOY, Myrtle BallOu, Abby DooIiu n
tllel NJ Eddy, MIS- James Grf1tbs Miss / 1nnii
Mrs Nettle Reid, Mrs Amanda Smith Della A Smith'
mrs Sherfiln, Mary II SheIman-3 MARI NM
peI, Mrs MARY l. willard, Mrs Clstla Gould
hen-Chas Ames, Diggins Chas NJ Dov T. A
DeyO, Henry Coughin, Jas Curtin j & Conn / -
COY yoseph D1re, Perry NJ Davis, Walter A Cnti.r
fletcner, II Estey, John Glavin John p FislJ'
Ells, Jas Ferrter, Patrick Fitzgerald Thos Isa'
r martin, Chas Prentice + HerricI i q par
austin howard, ii Rhode, Enc Guenn DR. Sh.nsrd'
son, ID harrington, + SlmOnds Frank az
Mer, tenry ID Sedwck, John Harris r " sian
nope, Luther Haskins, S Thrasher Novel NJ U%a.
ard, Henry whitney, Vim HigRinson Vim p WU
llans, johnson, A Yonson, A n Johnson N.J ~
Johnson, kidder, Edw Lewis. '