Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-09


Lamp Stoves" will boil water or make coffee in
nine minutes. For sale by VAN Doom MORRIS.
Picture frames in great variety at A. F. wilder's.
Before you travel, secure through Cudworth n
Chids travellers accident ticket for only % cents
day giving $1,000 to your family in Of death and
si5 per week for injuries. Yearly policies In proper
ton
Have you seen the ovens for Florence lamp stoves
that Van Doom Morris have9 They will bake pies,
rolls, &C., very nicely.
PICTURE FRAMES cheap at Clapp Joncse
stretchers and canvass for paintings tAF. wilders.
THoRN's Hop AND BunDocK TONGA safe and
sure remedy for sick headache.
BrAstIeDOro.
Persons desiring to sigu the petition for
the Recording Angel to be placed on the sol
ders monument can have an opportunity by
calling at Chapin's drug store.
John Retting is making some repairs on
the DIR. Post house previous to occupying it.
He proposes to run a street across the place
from High street TO Green, aud lay out three
building lots some 20 feet square fronting on
High street also to build barn in the rear
of Mrs. Wells's house, to be used in common
by those who build on the lots.
The fire department committee, in re-
porting on the salaries of the members Of the
proposed paid fire department, wish it under.
stood that the compensation was fixed at the
sums named after comparison with that paid
by other towns and cities, and taking into
consideration the adoption of bylaws that
will require members to be prompt to attend
all meetings, alarms. fires, etc. and to be
cali out for practice once a month, or as
often as deemed practicable, and i'll case Of
absence to procure acceptable substitutes /;
q L. .No.1F 4.
attendance Of meetings or fires, a. the by laws
may direct, will be turned over to the village.
All will be required to sign the by laws be-
fore becoming members, and with these slip.
ulations the committee foel that the compen.
sation is not too large, and are unanimous
in recommending its adoption.
! browns cab began running again Tues
dsX-
wv learn Of one Brattleboro woman who
made her imam" sign the petition for the
| Mead angel against his will. Such coercion
may have been justi6able under the crcum
stances. At all events we would like to have
the women express their choice upon THU
monument question, in which they have a.
deep an interest as the men. Who OF them
will take hold Of the matter aud circulate pc
titions2
There is Just now an agreeable et-up t.
the extremely not Nehtutf OF tue Hthl part OIL
the week, when the mercury scared among
the nneties; but the want Of rain is mucl
felt, both by farmers and manufacturers, th,
streams being very low.
Elk Gov. Smith and "staf" stopped il
town Tuesday night, putting up at th
Brooks House.
Frank Farr of the American House ant
l. b. Thorn, druggist, were prosecuted YES
terday by States Attorney Bodies for selliul
liquor contrary to law. On arraigument be
fore Justice Newton, Thorn plead guilty to !
first offences. Farr plead guilty to 30 first of
fences and took an appeal.
We received call yesterday from Mr.. o
G. Mortified, who is one of three brothers
formerly of BroOkline, who are now engage,
in the manufacture of cottage organs at Mn
dota, Ill. The company are doing quite a
extensive business, employing about 100 me
and turning out some 5000 instruments pc
year.
The latest move in the soldiers monu
ment business is the circulation of petition
for the voters of the town to sign-the on
asking the selectmen to adopt the Mead DE-
sign OF the Recording Angel, aud the othe
asking for the figure OF a soldier. Both pet
tions have already been numerously signed
and it is to be hoped that every voter in tow
will improve the opportunity thus offered
express his choice between the two designl
in order that the selectmen may know wht
the real sentiment Of our voters is upon til
, point.
The only serious accident during MOI
days celebration occurred to Walter Goo
dard, the printer, one of whose eyes, it ma
be remembered received permanent injur
about year ago. While firing a small cal
non on Canal street. belonging to Fred Roo
0ha cha Of 10 nd
der flashed into his eyes, binding him ant
it is feared, injuring the sight of his otht
eye. AS yet he is unable to bear the light
If you wish to spend your leisure hou
in ease and comfort call at Emerson's furn
ture rooms for the White Mountain hammoC
\ chair.
The division of the national Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers which formerly ha
its headquarters at Bellows Falls is about
, be located here, the necessary steps for e
fecting local organization having been c
foot for some time.
The Valley Mill company are about
make some important repairs to their mi
A contract has been made with the RodnC
l Hunt machine company of Orange, Mass,
put in a new iron fume and one of the
/: double lS-inch turbine wheels, which is E
I pected to add materially TO the working C
= pacity of the mill.
Mrs. E. Apfelbaum was summoned
+, Albany on Tuesday of last week on aocou
of the illness of her foster daughter, Mr.
Grace Mendon, who died of cholera morb
on the following ThursdAy at the age of
years.
! As appears by advertisement on anoth
. page, Doriss great Inter Ocean show is to a
. pear here on Saturday of next week
u Mr.. Miner W. Allen, who went west du
. ing the spring, and is now living at Stra,
berry Point, Iowa. writes to friend here u
der date of June 81 81 am boy with Il
Q boys on a farm upon which the star creal
> cry of Iowa stands. A fine spring whit
Il never calls for ice is the secret of its success
l. At present it receives about 25OO pounds
9 milk daily, gathers no cream, and is run by
J. Strawberry Point grocer, superintendent by
young man of seven years experience.
help milk 20 COWS, yielding in the neighbc
hood of 500 pounds of milk. Calves al
swine take the waste. never have seen SUI
pasturage and hay as here. Am not on
> prairie, but on Cox creek, a timber seotio
IS and have no more fear of cyclones than
l. Brattleboro. On account of dry wealth
y corn varies from two inches in height to h
% top of my head. The potato bug has been
q real foe, but some fields look finely. Sm
ls fruits are abundant. Good beef is in d
y mand pork low"
70 Two Brattleboro ladies were diseussi
the soldiers monument question. Said OIL
n ~ don't think that the figure of an ans
r would be suitable at all. Why, strane
n who saw the figure of an angel on top won
10 suppose that angels we're buried there" 80
,r no, replied the other "when go up to I
e village cemetery and see the monuments Il
y have figures of lambs on top, don't take
:, for granted that sheep are buried therel'
The W. @. T. u. will hold their ne
N meeting the first Tuesday in August at
8. NJ, when a large attendance of the memb,
At is requested, that plans for lecture and
ID entertainment may be matured
During the pastors vacation the preat