Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-01

Ms rama =. -t-u craft 90 e tlrl. .Neti..
formerly II liuilf,ri, ), visiting friends and
relative, IN town.
:. " Edwards. II + Taylor and " II
Brackett broke tie season : record for trout
catching last Friday by securing from Mar,
toro pond - handsome specimen, that
weighed aiput ~ p,uui-
Ranger q Thompson have. something a.
say IN another column o. thp~.. 50 be- are IN
'earch II anything in the watch lime They
have the good, and mean business
A Taylor viii begin next Monday o.
run ms hack, and coupe o. carry passengers
To- and from the railruai station
Durham Brother, have u spread" tbi,
~e-k which contain, come interesting real
ing IN REGARD To- their r.ino-l-l.-l store and
increased business
Saturday va, the annual field DAY at Mt
Hermon. and O.. l. Howe "a Sou lhot,
graphed the faculty u the school. th, band.
base tall nine and prohibition club Jane.
Harper Of Brattleb,ro Wa- one IF tn, mar
shals Of the day
The regular monthly meeting Of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will be hell next Monday evening
at 500 OF clock.
The spectacular piece, ''Lozo the Magic
Queen. viii te presented at the town hall
next Friday evening
The annual meeting If the stockholders
Of the BrattleboroV Whitehall railroad will
he held at the Brooks Hou-. on Friday. the
9TH inst
Deacon Estey ha, sid, through Bailey n
Simonds's agency. a cottage huu,. ou Chest
nut street in Est-yyilly to Joseph Snank for
Sl4O0
Arrangements have been concluded for
the purchase Of one half interest M | 3
Thorns drug store by hi, brother. + c.
Thorn Of Hinsdale, aud the new firm.
which will probably be under the ,tyl- of
Thorn Bros, will begin business next Mon
day. The purchase includes a one half in
terest in the hop and huri"ck tonic husi
ness. the firm employ ing h. j. Carey as d
traveller in this department
J. II. Chamberlain, Of the j II Cham
berlain horse company. leaves for Canada
70 get a load Of horses. which he will bring
here the last Of next week
7 We have heard Of a god many .-t,., end,
Of the blizzard within a week 4 West
Dover man told Us ou SATURDAY that a. IA.
came along the road over the hill! that morn
ing he passed. SNOW drift which had been
cut through, but which Law at the side Of
the road more than four feet deep Tn,
same DAY John Neshitt told "a, about a -tal
end on his farm on the Bonnyvale" road
aud Monday a Wilmington man said that
plenty of suOWhauks could be- seen from
elevated places IN that thriving town tn,
most tangible piece Of tag end. however
came to u, on Memorial day morning wher
}. r. Harris, ~ hu lives on the old Pratt
place ON the Marlboro South road. brought
IN big paIlful Of a. solid handsome. gen
ulne snow a. ever va, seem and on top oil
II ~as d big bun h Of strawb berry and az
pie blossoms. The snow came from a bank
four rols long aud 30 inche. deep, under
high ledge on the French farm above Mr.
Harris The stra"berry blossoms wer,
picked within a rod Of the snow drift Il
was clear case of December AMI Nav
/ Perhaps 1t will relieve the anxiety Of friend
/ in Dakota, for instauce-if We add that
in spite Of wintry reminders ike these
vegetation in BrattlebOro is at about il,
usual stage at this season, and that il /,
considerably farther advanced than in Bos
ton or in the interior Of Massachusetts
Bishop Bissell visited St Michaels churcl
on Monday last Two services were held
the first at , p. NJ, when the children o
the parish were catechised the second a
I prayer, the bishop preaching an admirahl,
sermon and confirming five candidates
/ Notwithstanding the storm. the church wa
well filled at the latter service.
Miss f C. Higginsnn and Mrs. John Cand
Ter Of BroOkline, Mass will address the Ia
dies Of Brattleboro and vicinity on the sub
ject of a woman's exchange aud industrial
union at the Methodist church at $3.50 p. NJ
next Wednesday. This hour has beer
chosen in order that ladies engaged in re
hearsal for the music festival may not los.
the Opportunity Of hearing these able an,
eloquent speakers. Everyone interested il
this subject is cordially invited.
We hope this item from the Boston Rec
ord wont have a tendency - lessen III,
congregations at the big brick church on
Main street "A Baptist church in Titus
vile, o., was struck by lightning Sunda,
and demolished. Another lolt entered (
Baptist church at Sycamore at the sam,
time, knocked the minister down, and up