Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-05-07

Rev Mr.. Arms has been at conference 10 Chelsea
the past week.
The only service IN town last sunday was at the
Baptist church
Mrs C. D. Spencer is 10 Philadelphia
The wife and daughter Of Judge Crosby Of Min
ntsota are iu tOHn.
We are pleased to WelcC me H. Mann, IT,, and fam
ily residents among Us again.
Miss L. A. white is in New York for her spring
stock Of millinery.
A large stock Of new goods ls being displayed at
@. b. and ME-. Spencers.
We welcome back from the sunny south b. L.
Barnard and bis daughter Helen, both much improV.
ed IN health.
Friday evening May l4tb, IL positively announced
as the date Of Mrs Livermores lecture at the Metho-
dist church on The Boy Of To-day The admission
price Is low. Do not fail = atendl IL viii he one OF
the events Of your life. Already many are arranging
70 come from adjoining towns.
WIN. c. Riddeil. who will soon graduate from
Ann Arbor has received government appointment
as physician to the Haskell Institute at Lawrence,
Kan, school with about 800 students, at salary d
$1,000 aud expenses and the privilege Of opening
private once
The village schools opened on MONDAY under the
tutorship OF Miss Nettie Whitney Of Marlboro aud
Mr. Mary willard Of this place. both teachers Of
celleut reputation
Miss Melissa Lavtou. who has been very sick, is
now recovering, showing remarkable vitality fora
woman Of her age.
The road commissioners are at work with full
force Of help.
Geo. Rose aud wife will take possession OF
the tenement over Spencers store A. l. Cook aud
family will soon move Into Mr.. Moore's new house.
". Mcclellan aud family will occupy one Of Mrs Bow
ker's teuements.
Let us have preaching 10 all our churches Each
Is the more successful when all are running.
Miss Eta Smith Is very sick. Dr. Webster OF
BrAuleboro has been called ~ attend her.
&C. b. LAYTON has been compelled to return home
on account Of poor health.
Mr. Hastings, who made such excellent butter at
the creamery last season. has taken charge again aud
moves into tenement recently fitted up over the
creamery for bis occupancy.
by the way, our creamery is a decided success.
Ore Of the best buyers and judges OF butter in Bos
ton recently told your correspondent that Of the
butter made last summer, sampled by him, was a
hue IS any made IN this country.
News reached town Wednesday Of the death
OF Lyman NJ. Flags, which occurred at North Adams
on the morning Of that day.
Rev. G. +. Arms is returned here another year by
the conference; Rev. A. f. Forrest is returned to
Proctorsyille; Rev J. Hamilton goes to Woodstock
Extensive forest fires which were raging 10 the
west part Of the town eItingushed by the time
! ly rains Of Tuesday night.
p W. aud r. s. Guilds are trying their charms on
| the "specked beautes' with some success.
The many friends Of Horatio O. Ware were very
/ sorry to learn Of his death. The remains were
| brought here for burial on Wednesday.
i. o. P. Smith Of BrAttleboro had hne beadstoue
erected over the remains Of his father, Rev Osmith,
/ on Monday.
e. Gorham aud S. H. Andrews have bought the
Alison Wilder place.
! Joe Courtemanche has received a new invoice Of
carriages aud is prepared to give bis customers good
satisfaction in these goods. See advertisement.