Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-11-26


hHf iic'nrr Frames OF tcddi7
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'''' E'E N'Hinah clothing store was
'''eI''' I'ol sunday night 10y "a burglar,
VINO entered tnr rear basement window by
I'In"' ing HEh'' ana apparently made ms
.N.J Wy Tue l'"r' as IL was found unlocked
iA th' morning. As the safe was unnulest
'' "'.,' ''' -'''l9 are missed u Is supposed
'ha' th' ""uIa-hr thl"i was frightened
away "''''e h' had accomplished ms object.
The Baptist society. at Il meeting held
Wednesday evening. i'm authorization If Nh.
Rev Mr Parry expected pnstornt.. which
is 10 begin Jan l-t. vot-i Ia accent the
plans Of the committee i'm repnrd 10 i'm
prpyemcnt, upon the parsonage. In addi
tinu To- ordinary repairs. the ell part /, to
%" rai-ei o." two stories. bath room made
and fitted zap, ctc.. involving an estimated
outlay col about 500
Cecil II Howard Of BROOKLYN will r.aJ a
paper ou the lif,. and publir .eryi,rs of the
late Gru. j ". Ph.lp, at the December
meeting u Boston of the New ENGLAND hi.
torical and Genealogical ,orlety
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and n,.y, and st,in I1,'m ''. j.. IN, IT.,
,heaf upon an easel .uclo..I il, ,,a .r,..,' ~
Of sickle made Of Whit. anJ red immnr.
tcllc- The rceitatiou,. reading, and SIM
ing We're promptly and heartily rendered
the song, hy the school h.iu, very Iratty 4.
and not long enough. the choir. ENLARGED f.,
a double quartet. gave velcom, and. and
the concert closed with .L,r, MI. H..
the pastor and singing Bringing in the
Nhcavc- ny the congregation.
Mrs DR. Webster will return 10 South
carolina for the coming winter, in about 10
ny n''uI .I 3H her son Dannie
'''".'" Is ""' robust.
I"'|''"''h frhn"' residing ON Hudson
','',,. was Drought before Justice Newton
W.. u'>i"N charged with Illegally selling
,''.''N''''ll- hIInr' I" pratus Bruce of
'.''''''''r ',.'"' h'9r" testified t" having
'"' ecu Hlu'r "i MIS-. Frnhp "n nine DIFF
''I'h' "''a''"ns and Mrs. Fcnuo wa, nc
.ni n' .'u'n iu''y "i nm" first offences
D" 'li t' >I'".I'.
5,. T f district school closed last Fri
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mas, ,.,,,, ~ "'''n'' during the
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'i ''' ''''h'r.
SECRETARY y VI. lu.han of the y. " c.
y. is now rapidly rrgaining hi, health.
MIS-. y. +. Fisher. for many Years nm in
valid, fell down her attic stair, last Saulr-
day evening. breaking the ligamruts Of on.
foot in dreadful manner and inflictin, nu-
mrr"u~ bruises ou other part, of her person
from which she will not be- likely to recover
Tor hong time.
David Young Ina, harrniupd his hons. ~,
Eruok street tn e.. q Wbitn.,
Their. will I.. I.,,,..,.a,.
I-uiy,rs,list ,...t,.'- ,,,'. ny S"i 'P'' at 'he
D.. " y ,''' N'"E c'eh'hs'
r-,,;,.'.,..,,l i''i ''I WIN preach IN the
IL next 9uhhay morning.
~ party numbering sixteen Of the friends
~; ''I' 'H''. A. a. smith pald them a
i,'.',I'l evening i1th INST. the oc-
-, '''''iI l''H wedding anniversary
tI';,,.-,'.. "'"u-h'' as wen a. every
Inn, ,'. '"' supper ana delightful
va" '"SS'".
a. i,"rd bought +. r, Streetcr's farm
%n "eN, iHNer at the auction last Saturday
l"I N'"I'
me Boston journal of last Friday con
,"lilTu an account Of brilliant wedding of
i''"' interest which took place in the Old
''u,h 'nur'h ON thursday evening of last
week. ne groom was Mr.. Arthur \. Has
Til'H ana inc hrlde Miss Alice, daughter of
~ " M I; W eNSelhnft, who is well known
III certain biattlehoro circles. Over 1900
"' "hlch were accepted. Mr.. VIM. f. Wes-
selh9tt appeared as best man, the brides
.lalus were Miss Haserick, Miss Julia and
MISS VI. IT, Allen of New York, and Miss
Anna ozark, ami the uShers McsSrs f. W.
A'hlhson. X. W. Bradley james Means. 4.
h'-tfs W. II. johnson, +. Hunt Allen and
NJ rv' H. Alien Jr, of New York, and T. b.
"o'l "I"' me ceremony was followed by
a 'I''"n at thr residence of DR.. Vessel
"'l' on commonwealth avenue, which was
az ''I'Cu 10y the immediate friends and rela-
'N'H Oh h"th families.
The Sunday school connected with the
Centre church rcjoices in "A rift of 500 from
DIR. h. Il. Chaplin for the purchase of books
H. NJ. Burke, the we'll known livery man.
has put in a large stock of new sleighs. both
single and double. which he will hr dad IN
Sn"" To intending buyers in Brattlehoro and
'''"'ll' particulars are gwen in his new
advertisement today.
The last issue of the bulletin of the New
England meteorological society announces
that ON March list, 1887. a new system of
weather signals will Ice adoptel. which win
commend itself for "simpcity visibility
and chcuupss II b,s f,,,r H,irs. N .,,,.,.'
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'"0 va 'i'aI or lulr weather. square
nlur nag Tor ram or snow; a triangular
black hnr far tniuunratura b,ist.l ~.
fine Whit. IN. II,.' d. c. '''''
W "'", ""S l"I HlEhei tehpela-
lure, below Tor lower temperature: and "A
square white FLAG with black sounra rantra
for tb. ,.,lJ ,,.,,,,. ~ - ~
','r - "'u iiSl,'aEeu IRON horizontal
oni 4" NI'.''Ii S,''"ih'r VIII lhui'ate the
.''" ",'" 'n'S are 10 pe read,
-. Iu'','., '''i,'r"l ie'A mas ISSUED orders
I, q, l'i',.'''s "I lie company oihcers OF the
nis' 'ii'"i't regiment 10 he held IN Bur
i''s' ''i' i''v = To eject a successor to Coz