Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-16

Of Young ladies in the chapel Of the Con
gregational church. aud at O'Clock she will
give an address in the Methodist church, to
which the public are cordially invited. Miss
Mcdowell will be rendered reception at
the Centre church parlors tomorrow even
ing.
The Brattleboro womans Indian associa
ton will meet in the V VI. G. A. parlor
next Tuesday at ! p. NJ
W. w Cook has gone to Seward, Kan.
November days bring no chill TO MIR. I'd
ward Crosby's political enthusiasm Be
sides Liveryman Higgins, who carried up "A
lot Of Brattleboro torches, he was the one
representative at the Wilmington celebra-
ton Tuesday evening
A delegation Of Republicans was TO have
gone TO Charlestown, ~ H., last evening
to assist in the Harrison and Morton cele-
bration, but the rain prevented.
To night delegation will go 10 Bellows
Falls The special train leaves at B:3O.
+. d. Weld moves from leonards block
into W. + Goddard's house on Canal street
G., ., Robbins, Of the firm Of Gleason
Robbins, will occupy the Hyde house on
Green street
Gov. Dillingham; has issued proclama-
ton appointing Thursday, Nov %, AS
Thanksgiving day.
Truth. crushed 10 earth, shall rise
again read the Reformer's window motto
the other evening. The general belief is
that the allusion was to the Republican par
ty, defeated four years ago, but this year
rising again trumphantly victorious. The
quotation Of the whole Of Bryant's stanza
gives color 10 this suppostion
Truth, crushed 10 earth, shall rise again;
The eternal years of God are hers;
Buf Erruf. rounded rriNi's Ut pam
And dies among his Wurshippris
The services in St Michael's Episcopal
! church next Sunday the 2Jth after Trinity
will be as follows At s A. NJ. holy com
munion 1890 A. NJ, morning prayer aud
sermon LAD a. NJ, Sunday school; =.
NJ, evening prayer and sermon
Frank Crosby writes from the Institute
Of Technology in Boston that he and four
other students had narrow escape in a
| strange accident at the school on Monday.
| The boys were eating their lunch in a room
on the first floor of one Of the buildings
when "A main supply pipe Of the steam heat
| ing apparatus burst tearing hole through
the floor and pouring "A binding cloud Of
steam into the room. Young Crosby and
| the others dropped 10 the floor and managed
| 10 grope their way out, half sufOcated by
the hot vapor Three wnrkmen who we're
making repairs on the heating pipes were
hurt one Of them seriously.
\ crowded house is assured for Mary
! Howe's concert next Tuesday evening
nearly every seat on the floor Of the house
having been sold already. Contrary to the
usual custom the gallery seats will all be
reserved and may be secured in advance at
! Chapins drug store. The occupants of
] trul l..4s s.4l ba
antnes, Of the usual rush for seats there
| Miss Howe's numbers ON the occasion will
| be Councils Ave Maria, with violin obi
| cato bv Mr. c. y Allen. first violin of the
! Beethoven club the bird song from the
! opera Pearl Of Brazil. with flute ohligato :
aud variations on the Carnival Of Venice "
| Mr.. Whitney will sing the same songs that
| he gave al the Howe concerts IN Worcester
and Springfield, one If them being Schu-
manu's celebrated song, The Two Grena
diers
In list Of claims recently paid by the
! Mutual Life Insurance company Of New
! York appears one ON account Of the late
| Joseph y Baestier Of Brattleborn for $40,
| $50
When f c. Crosby went home from the
| Republican celebration at half past II Mon
| day night he went 70 the cellar tn put some
coal on his furnace fire While doing this
he heard a noise in the coal bin. aud looking
! around saw man Just crawling out through
the window, but was too late ~ seize him
or do more than pelt him with coal Soon
ufterward he heard noise outside and
| looking out saw the fellow trying to enter
again hy the same window He heard the
noise made 10y raising the curtain and took
! to his heels, jumping over the fence in the
! Of h.. nd Il.
Green street, Mr. Crosby meantime firing
two shots after him from revolver It
was undoubtedly this same tramp who ap.
piled to the night Waterman for IA lodging
about two o'clock in the morning and claim
ed 10 be starving. Whether his purpose
was robbery or only to get a warm place To
sleep it is difficult To say.
"Only Farmers Daughter is backed T.
appear at the town hall Dec, 10.
"rhuma the Sl0, 600 my stery," is on ex
hihition at the lower town hall
The Levy concert troupe gives the second
entertainment in the Y. VI G. A. course
Dec. )
The fall examination Of teachers will he
held at the High school building Saturday,
Nov. p, at . \. Nj.
The Pilgrim Fathers held pleasant so
cial gathering at Grand Army hall Welnes
day evening. Music was furnished hy an
orchestra and male quartet, refreshments
were served aud the festivities closed
with dancing.
The trustees Of the Vermont Live Stock
company held "A meeting Wednesday, when
reports Of the years business were pre-
scented 4 dividend Of q per cent on the
capital stock Of $3.50 600 was declared
Miss Mary L. Woodhurn, formerly a
teacher in the Brattleboro public schools
was married Wednesday evening in the
Baptist church at Newton Mass, to Her
bert f. Bent Of that city. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of a large
company of relatives aud friends by Rev
j. B. Thomas Of Newton Centre. The
decorations were very extensive and beau
tiful, consisting Of flowers and ported
plants The bride was attired in a white
silk, with court train, and long tulle veil
The reception was held at the residence of
the groom later in the evening, aud was
largely attended.
Lewis Lynde's horse INDUCED in a lively
runaway on Main street Saturday The
wagon was partially wrecked through a
collision with one of DeWolfs teams, but
no further damage was done.
"a
the residence of j. d. Roess on Brook
street Musical selections, readings, etc
made up the program of entertainment.
W H. Fuller. j. j. Estey, J. f Hall and
Clovis Malmede were the BrattlebOro dele
gates to the twenty second annual conven-
ton of the Young Mems Christian Associa
tions and evangelical churches Of Vermont,
held at Middlebury beginning last week
Thursday and closing Sunday The meet
ings were largely attended and were pro
ductive of good results r. A Lawrence
of Maine was engaged for three months in
the year as general state secretary of the
Y NJ. c. As.
The sale by auction, last SATURDAY.. of
the personal property belonging to the late
j. y. Balestier, was very satisfactory to all
! parties Interested. The amount realized
was about SllOO.
Col and Mrs Fuller, Col and Mrs. Estev
and Col Hooker were present at the annual
| meeting and banquet Of the Vermont Off
GERS reunion society at Montpelier ON We'd
nesday evening
4 number of the officers and members of
! Brattleboro Commandery, order of the
/ Golden Cross went 10 Bellows Falls on
| Wednesday evening to help Mr.. A. f. Shack
ford institute commandery at that place
The marriage of r. G, Hardie. IT,, aud
Miss Cullom, took place at Springfield, III g.
ON Wednesday as arranged A despatch
sent to the New York Herald said
! senator Shelby NJ Cul'om's daughter. Miss
/ SalhaTine, was married TINS evening at Spring
/ field, Ill, to Robert Gordon Hardie, of BTattlt.
boru, Vt, an artist with a studio In New York
Letters Of congratulatiou were received from
/ General and Mrs Harrison, Chief Justice Fuller
/ aud wife and other prominent persons The
wedding was the most notable social affair of the
season in the state. Bridal gifts were received
| from all parts of tue country