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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

The huu~r owned toy Mr. Rr,rll. on Nurth Main
street Is occupied 10y Mr. John Wood and family
of Philadelphia
Rev. br Persons family ut Philadelphia are
at their pheasant simmer hom. The doctor and
Mrs Person are IN Europe
The lilhlr school h"gn~ Saturday. June ~. ana
closes July 10 Many prominent and noted speak
rt~ aud instructors arr to Ice present The very
last NJ grounds have b"cu prepared for has. hill
tennis, aud other athetr sports
Thcrr were ljtp people present al the gradual
Ing exercises al STONE Hall. june ~ The grau
ttiur class numbered ten. The exercises IN ia,
morning we're held IN Stone Hall br - = CAT
ford. ui Boston, gave fine address upon fla,
problem If life u VI Weston. uf Boston pres
Wirut Of the board Of trustees presided Rev
" Arms offered prayer, aud Miss Han the
principal awarded the diplomas cullatiui
was served ~ MHrqunnd Hall, aud a reception Wa
gwen 10y the faculty at Weston Hall
The village schuulS clos. June 9th
MIS- lmt~to' organized her Juvenile singing
-rhuul June III
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

Mrs I A. Budd, who has larn ON visit Ia old
Erutrlorn friends. will spend the summer al
Nuuhtsi~t llarhrr Ne. br. llultuu went &" ar
hustuu uu Monday to attend the annual mrttius
oi thr corporations uf Vermont University, -"
us from there. tu th. state convention al Nuhll"
hrr Miss Elhh llultuu Is at home from year
-pru iu "a Young ladi,s' srhuu in Boston Mr.
and Mrs II g. Smith. of Minneapolis, arrived ~
town yesterday morning Hon and Mrs. =. W .
riuddirl went last week tu Providence" u. J.,
Whrn. Mr. StultlarI attended the reunion OF his
college class that of lNS In liroWn university
lhA also visited NrWIult, Boston hlld Slllhs
field Mrs n f.. nmau with her two rilllirl. q"
krsu,'. y n Is visiting friends In town Nj. AMI
Mrs .. N. sherman, Mr. and Mrs I, i. u lrunr'
Mrs II. H. llutuu Mss bella sherman, MISS
IIith llultuu. Miss Minnie Frat AMI lrh, VIM
% tlurk attended the commencement rN'I'i'S at
Amherst college thl, week j. " E"tkrtl'lh'N
plays This season with tho Fltchhurs hahd l"i ~
t"itJ-rt IN club at MuUha'- vineyard N"ll ~
hugs, who has Just returned iruut TRIP aInuh ln'
Wuld hats lH7'u m town the past week. MIS- IN
%. Barnard has bacon seriously I'LL at J.. \ N'll0 NJ
600 lll-h street. since her S'huul CLOSED, hiu ~ now
500 much hrttrr that she expects To 90 4" h.l noun
lu W lluiuptuu tomorrow. col lHlltf hil loi
lriiA ehur- Thursday afternoon. Mr.. ana MIS-
% Morris aud Miss B'- ,ir Van huurn leave urNl
week. for Lake thamplaiu, where they NIL sl"u"
lNu or three weeks la "a cutIlg" eight nilS ROM
Nrt--uurS. owned 10y A. u Slmuuis nl hhrlih-
iuu Henry tulWurth ut Hartford conn, mas
l"f'u Spending his vacation in town. \. morn
hJ~ Recently lHr'u able Go l' uul fer the hi7l lih
900 tlrur Years Geo. CLAY, unroi The recent lllth
-rhou graduates. goes into Pratt, Wright a '". '
-luT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

The Turner's Fails crowd are evidently all
lruh. M al not winning the game her, Situr
day. lhrN shout the umpire, and without say
ing 20 word aluut their own petty attempt nj
cheating give vent Ia their pulling in this week -
Turner's Fails lauort"r as follows: 'Ihr Turner's
Fails nine went a. irnttlrhuru last saturday, and
the game. was "a tie tu T. The umplrlug Of %
IInttl.lrpru man was horribly rank, so much -o
u~ tu hr uutict4hlt hN every body, and he fairly
-huuk with nervousness in his uuNirtN To- win the
slur Every Wild ball 10y their pitcher was called
strike. and our bows didut get show any where
o. tine umpire could help it, and our pitcher cuull
newer get q strihc called If the batter didn't offer
Ih, crowd rudrpNurrd To- out umpire the umpire.
insisted upon the earth and altogether treated
thr Visitors tar different from the way our people
treat I,up,. wearing badges ut civilization. Nu
sport uur carried uu Zoo tine spirit Of absolute fnlr
m.~, i~ unworthy of thcuauir. and whoever would
tllr title. for amy one To wear lli all unworthy
-purt,mru Ice dropped Fair play or none. tur
u,,,, want "a cltau ike Joe North with them when
thee, strike such am umpire he made one fellow
luuIh ut Kingdom come early this season when
such games were attempted
Elsewhere in its edition the Reporter says:
The Emltlrhuru club got decision from IN"
Boston tlui' abuut their raul, decision, SaiurlA.
lhN ,lrclri our side out because a intsinhn hai
ui uut of turn. The man was uul only. Inc
Glulp. reads them the law The decision was made
lI th, ramurug ''rlaumcriug' the Reporter
has D.. crowd and not tur honest hall llsNiht'
lallm- 3D., tltr crowd is what Kills the sport
Honest ball playing is very good in this r"n
UrttU4u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29
DIAMOND DUST.

The game between the home Niue aud the Turn
'r- Fails last saturday Was the hSt exhibition of
hlll tossing ever ,,sru in lirttlrhuru From ~tat
To- finish the contest was close aud exciting. and
ahuundrd in difficult PLAYS The liiattlrhurp-
tuuk The, bad in TIA" first inning, ug tn Perry IS
three. htS. hit over the ft field fru,,', bat u the
eighth -IN" way tu their opponents only tot tie
the ~,'ur. iu ih. ninth tn" Turner's Falls wanted
the -Iiur badly and So r'Surtcd, in the h'uth inn
ink To- the trick ot batting uut Of turn iu order To-
bring IN their heavy hattrtS Umpire Turner lie
clir.l the men out Whrr'upuu kick ru~u'd.
auI as the visitors refused to continue playing
the .tur WAS declared forfeited To- the home club
Htnu The pitching ut Martin was superb. only
three. hits being made off his delivery. and tlir
teen L.,t~uru iauuri The. air h',uu~t. of his drrrp
tive curves Sullivan. Brutlrhpru.~ nov catcher.
pruN,ri tp Zoe th" night man u the right llt'r and
Will Ice. retained permanently The score.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29
Births.

In Rrattrboru, June 10, a son TO Mr. and Mrs
" II Rhode
In Hrittrburo, June -, a snn to Mr. and Mrs.
II l.. Circuit
In lirluWs Falls, June :, a daughter Ia DR.. and
Mrs \ j Parker.
In SaNtons River, June l., daughter to Mr.
aud Mrs Henry r.. Richardson
To- lirattlrhuru. june -, son to Mr. and Mrs
hrrNrN IhaNrr aud grandson Ia -. Thayer Of
Gufnrd
In West Brystuu, Mass, June 49, a son 10 Dr.
aud Mrs " \ Earl
In Green River, June II, daughter LENA rs
trllal Ia Mr. and Ms John Walden
In Halifax, June -, daughter To Mr. aud Mrs.
e. thaSt'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

l,.. .....t... . .......t I'm. .t tt....t
TIM. W,-,k IL r., iInrri-,u and Nl,.rtnn ,it.,r
t., wan ,,ii. d.. ,...r.. ,.... a.,
Ir Wilder U, ,Ii-,i iu buu,u,,r-t.,, L.r...,.r,t
,.tr, lac. had lived ID, tir.uti,LI ,, TURNER'S t,li.
d.. A. p. ~, ia ,
~, ~ A., ~ AZ. Y, '"'' H''''-
l'''' '"'' " a. " q" w. ''",'''' ''''
luz N,' ,'7 H ll', .i'-', l.'''' ,niI' % Ii-'
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H. ', ~ ''' ,,'- '' .'' '''''''''
ELI ,, ''' ,tit 'I,',' 49, '," O." '''''''
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,.,r, .,,, m :. LIZ 'i' w. ~ ''' ny
t.,5L-i MI .,,, - - = e.. -, o. a.
III 'i, '' w ~ '"'' ''''' '' '"'' ""-''
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,,,,,.,' ~ ,,,,i - a.. " =" WV" III W., w.
,,,, ,, t '..,i' , ,,,.'' ~ -" ',l ~ 49,
~ n "',i 81, i.'', - '''''
t,,,t...i.''.. -. ~ a.
,,' ,i ,,. a.. 49,, , .,, ',! w., W ~, ~
-. a. r.,. 49,, a., ~, ~ '' a. ", ~
called ut,,u her lu.t snti,rl,, a., .,,,,,,. .,,,,,,
a ,,ini,.t,. surt,ri-.. E,.fr,,.bu,,.tt. ,.r. .,,t
and "A pleasant hnur ,l, rns-,.J
n N. m II I'M. t ,.,,
Utus were elected delegates f., attend ti,. r.,t.
and district conventions, M The. R.rublr.,i, ,.,u,-
held nr SATURDAY r,,niu.. h,t Mr. NAM, ,,,,I ,t
tended
llayetack party ou "Wednesday
Frank trneirr. artist H.. maxim, ,i.,,. uf ,l,,.
-..,.,,,,- u, ,litTr.,t ,,rt -, ,,, ,,,, .,t , IA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29
HHWLEY

Has just bought of the New
York importers between 100
and 200 Ladies' Beaded
Wraps, Jackets and Raglaas
at much less than the cost Of
importation, to close the sea-
son, which owing to the long
continued cold weather, left a
surplus in their hands. Among
the wraps are a few very Gle
giant garments which cost from
$4,000 to $500 each to land,
and will be sold $1,000 to
$500 below importation val
ne. There is also a lot rang
ing in price all the way be-
tween $500 and $1,000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

The grammar school, taught by Miss BurWrll
and the primary, taught toy Miss Richardson. clos.
very successful terms this weak
The ladies All ~ucrty Is To- hayru lawn part, uu
- l. Fishers grounds July I'll cake. i,,' cream.
lemonade, etc will iH' served iu the. afternoon.
and there will he tlreW urhs IN the evening.
Last saturday IS town meeting voted tu huild u
new town hutiS IN the east parish To- REPLACE. th.
one burned ht lightning 4 huldne cumnittc.
ui i've was appointed tu procure pliuS and ~ls,i
hrdtiuns and report at q tutuu. meeting II was
voted not Ia rNlHnd over SGSi ~ IT., construction
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29
Aarrtaufs,

In liralllrhuro June p, 10y Rev. \. u SIaud
mg, Don II. Miller and Ida May Sto kwrll
Ia Bethel. June -. hy Rev. " Smithrrs OF
lmttlrhuru. Euuch Orrsnu bean 10 Wilhrlminr
Anderson, both of lirattlrluru
In Kansas CIV, Mo, June 9TH, bv Rev W. II
Rrt's'', Pierce T. shepard and Annie r. MORSE
la Chesterfield, H. luur ~ Fred f. Ather
ton of orange Mass and Laura :. Chamberlain
In nummrIsluli, june t., hN j Edison Wordru
Esq, Fred X Howe of Chesterfield, y II , To Mrs
Sarah Holden ut immersion.
In Graltuu, June -, Chus. l.. Park and Hattie NJ
Holland
Ia Bluws Falls, June e, by Rev Father Rry-
Mods, Dennis brisbane and Nellie 'rrahan
III NrWhurNpurt, Mass june ., WIN. Augustus
Han of Bellows Falls to Sarah JrWrtt daughter
Of G. e Adams of brooklyn. y. y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

n ! = J. Ut EsUH 'UV7N TTT
- lN the Probate Court Tor said District.
To an persons Interested 900 the estate of lar.
NEN q NHlrrAkFR late. of Brattlrhoru in SAID
district. ,irt9-aS,-d Greeting
You are hereby notified that This court viii
l..,i,l- upon hluWauo. of the account at tl'li
RAIN = WHITAKER Administrator with the
VIII ANNEXED upon the estate of Harvey q. Whit
takrt latruf Brattrit,rp 300 said district deceased
and decree. distribution thereof tp th. l..r
SONS entitled al session thereof &" h held at the
Probate Onic. ia l;rnttlt.luro ou the last saturday
Of June. 4. 10 ls~~. when and vhrr" Nuu may lt
It,iri 90 the premise. % y uu stree r,tu-''.
20 f. W STbbHAltb Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

wanl~h"ro. june -. i->,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

The superintendent visited Tie. three littl,.
-chuol- uu nummrrstpn lli lH.t week. aud all ap
p,tr,ri tu Doe progressing we'll Ia Si'hnul work
Number d hu, six ,rhulur~, No has i've and No
% has nine, a total of twenty in the three schools
Numh'T has hrCn ia session six weeks, and the
scholars have not htrn ilrlN Nor absent thus far
iu the term. In this respect II is th" banner sch""l
ia town.
The SUNDAY school exercises next SUNDAY will
n similar f., thn~,' usually observed ON Children 's
lay The ~,'r,i,r viii b,.-.u az ~: g. g. ~ Rev.
Mr. John breaches each SUNDAY a LITTLE sermon Ia
the chillrru preceding th,. written discourse II
this part eff the town. Who can attend meeting,
Ni make special effort 90 10" present and hear
these Interesting sermons Mr. John breaches
very excellent ~'ruuu~. aud It was remarked
IN Stevens will b. present u"N SUNDAY tu adj
minister the communion service.
nuumcrstuu sends Kind gard To the odd rt-s
i,ut" of lirittlrhpru. who has not forgotten that
tine town never had senator Il Is too true.
IT'S Artrmus Ward Nuuld say. that uummrrstun
has hqsu sadly neglected. ice th" distribution of
public huuurs. Their. have lHr'u, and now are, in
irllis,ut farmers 100 this town. who were and are
fully competent tu au we'll lee th" capacity "t sen
uluT. The neglect Ia award them "A service at THIS
kind can unll h.. accounted iut ON the Scur- of
mudrstN They are modest farmers, and have
never dared To- present a claim for SEQ Important
.u uii1' as s,uatur>hip. Ihiuk N"u that. had
There. b,,u "a wealthy manufacturer ur even a Law
yer iu town thr-,' past mus years the office would
have. been uu,nuiIhi ar unclaimed in all that
tiu,. t.ritit mot. HAD tine wealthy mauuiac.
tuiur mIl.I tu pat m his claim for distinguished
luubf. tt account of dllluf'utr. the valiant law
wen. would not have hrsitHtrd "a moment tu srrk
his reward hct thrrr is one consolation lrit Ia
tn. farmers ul nummrrStuu. although they have
never reached the prominence ul "a seat IN the
state s,.uatr; il is this they are not forgotten,
and as thcy toll ON AZ their honorable lhhur, they
can h., cnmlurtrd with the Thought, 1T is sweet
tu h'' remembered. g.. NJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

w. T. lone, was the delegate To the con
Nontw, at Montpelier.
Mr. and Mr., Byron Boyle of White River
Junction are visiting Mr. T.. 5 parents.
Iom Morr, of Wilmington has painted
the huildnp, of ". II Mann and T. r. Rp
glr, and others are waiting for him
Mrs Crosier of Halifax has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs ID. n. May,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29
DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims to he miserable, hopeless,
confused and depressed in mind, Nrly irrila-
Bile, languid, and drowsy. II is o disease
which does not get well o. itself II requires
careful persistent attention, and remedy to
throw of the causes and tone up the diges-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven
just the required remedy in hundreds of eases.
al have taken Hoods Sarsaparila for dys-
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla'"
THOMAS Cook, Brush Electric Light Co.,
Nm Wnrlr HitV
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29
Also Dealers in Real Estate
THE ADVANTAGES

pt th'~- Spectacle, over all others arr.
They can h. worn with perfect ras,- for any
length Of time at one sitting. giving astonishing
rlrarncSS of vision bN candle. ur other artificial
unknown
How tu select glass,-s Il requires pruf.e
~uual guidance, even Whrr. suud artiu. Is offer
eel The Doctor not oulN has the best glasses ia
the market hut carefully examines the eye, and
owes Indispensable advice Tor the proper selection
of them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

As Rev Walter Chase and wife and Mr. James
Nl.t.llf and vs. ilr were returning from "A visit at
E., Mr. Etb,t', ul Br,tuhi r. dog ran mt and
SCARED Mr. M-trults hnrs'' Whrrrupuu tho hurSr
turned partially arbuud, and, throwing Mr. Met
calf aud his wife ont, quickly di,rugns'd himself
from TIM. carriage aud ran. striking one ul the
hind wheels ul Mr. CHASE, buggy. hrudng the
ash, hldly. aud ran on ior tW" nihs or Sc. The
It,r,,. was stopped AS hc WAS going mp the hui al
t.r crossing the covered bridge Mr.. aud Mrs
Nrtcllr WEIR, considerably bruised, Int Mr. Chase
and wifi. were uuhuri.
A few evenings ago the wife ui Rev. Mr. Chase
Wus surprised hy a present of a valuable set of
silver knives aud forks uul nice dress. They
v,r,. pr, s. .nt,d hy Mts Janus Mctcall ia brhali
eft htis 10. her husband, and other generous
frr.u,l, Mrs Chi,r expressed her IA INKS in tit
linz. words. and. with Mr. CHASE. will l' rncuur-
AGED ti tabor lprthr lslulu their i"E, who often
kindly remember tltrm Ia this way.
T. rmcrs have nearly liui-hrl their boring, ami
some h.gau haNiug last Saturday
e. A. Browns hurs,. Wlil' standing at NJ.
Adams Recently. uhh.i h, halter oil an ran
from Mr. Adlm,'s. then hack from there Ia Pond,
VIII, and stopped the r.-i ut the night ~ brWrll
Siu,itun'- hlriyard Mr Brown found the team
next morning the carriage hriug sunrN HAT dail
aged aud thv horse slightly scratched
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29
TIE VERMONT PHGNIX BRATrIEBORO FRIDAY.


The death " Mrs Anus Thurher, which tuul
place Sunday morning removes one of our ull
residents who was held In universal respect Mrs
Thurlrr was born In Gullnrd, aud had alwaysli v
pd IN town
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

.,TATE VERMONT. Marlboro IS

- The Probate. tuurt for said District
'ruull persons Interested boo tine estate ot GER
rki DE A. JOHNSON. hate. OF Marlboro 900 sand
district. deceased. Greeting
Wh-r,u, a. T. Bt'TrEEfIEG.B has presented q,
this court an instrument puipurtug To- b- til,
last ~ 10 Of said deceased for probate" Nou al,
hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the probate of said instrument at % session there
1T To- IL. held at the Probate. Ofi,,. m Hruttlr
luru iu said District. uu the last saturday of 1uuc
4 u l~Ns WHEN and vhrr. you may appear
ud contest the SAM, if yuu ,rr cillSr
81 r. ". STODDAlaI. Register
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BraulebOro Prices Current.


SlUU 10 S3UU SorFinF for US. Agent.
preferred who can furnish their own horses aud
give their whole tim,. Ia the husintss Spare mo
ments may be- probably employed also A few
vacancies Ia towns and cities. b. n. JOHNSON
q CO., 1908 Main St, Richmond, Va
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

$500 below importation val
ne. There is also a lot rang
ing in price all the way be-
tween $40 and $1,000.
There is one lot Of 81 fine
imported Jersey Jackets which
would ordinarily cost at retail
about 5000 each {; shall sell
them while they last at $5.3S
each. ColOrs are mahogany,
gobelin, navy and seal brown.
Fifteen coaching tan shades
at S6.3S each.
The Raglans are imported
pattern garments, no two alike,
very stylish, imported by
Messrs. Lord * Taylor for fine
New York city trade. Usual
retail price $500 to $4,000.
Shall give choice from all at
$500 to $500 each.
All the above mentioned
garments are desirable styles
of this seasons importation.
! have just added to my
dress goods stock a choice Sc
lection of novelties in import
ed combination, plain and
striped, dress patterns, to
cost 5000 to $3.50 a suit,
which are the scarcest and
most desirable goods brought
ont this season.
Clearing out purchase OF
several single piece lots of
fine black dress goods to be
sold from Csc. to Csc. a yard e;
all under value.
Two pieces fine black and
white mixture, iobbed all the
season at 81 T-2 cts. per yard,
to be sold for so cts. a yard.
MANY Now nottcrr. Satccn.
ortb. a., and ,c
grades.
Fifty pieces fancy crinkIcd
Secrsnctcr. cbo;ce nov, nat
terms, same quality as sold last
season at I5c., NOW II I-2c. a
yard.
Another lot of cream color
ed Seersuckers at Q lac. a
al" same ''S last lo''
New Lawns.
New CbolIies ELEGANT
quality.
New PATTERNS fancy navy.
"Gold Seal" and Turkey red
"Grcen Seal" Percales, u
90 '''''' 'H Lust '"''
new '''N '''''' I'> 'oH 10
'''''o'' III ''',C'' Japanese
''''.' ''l ''N '''' So'I '''' =
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REFERENCES.

BRArTLEBoHn George f. Gale VI D. Herr,
Fucker, NJ H.. br Webster, Rev Benz Ob,r pr
;. q. Prttcc, drutist. Rev FIR Cuuuing guam. Well,
: Frost MIS- Gru r.. S-ll,rk. Alr> jam, Fish
Mrs Ih"S T. lNrr, Mrs Amos White. Cob Geo
" Hooker
BuRIINoruN l. VI Bingham VI D. VIM -
l.und NJ u, II G.. Hawlry. VI u II f. Calvin
VI. H., q T. r. Sparlawk VI D. Mayor tirn
WIN. Henry, Bishop L. he Gurshriaud, tn
Lynch, Y. q.
BENNINGruN r. " Bennett. NJ. D., Rev Fr
Iuhn ) Michaui G.. Il. Jennings, NJ H. Hon VI
g. lluug X g. Carter, VI H.
NuMINGroN. r. j Titus VI D.. Mrs T. j II
tus, Mrs. Eliza Spencer
81. AIBANs q r FasS..tt,M h.. T. Waugh
VI u, ; W. Paige, VI. H., NJ NJ Adams, VI p
Joseph Scrpruaut, VI d.
NERNoS Mrs Addison Withheld, Miss HATH,
lee.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

Elmer A Eddy of Stratton lately caught
II string of 2GG trout, the dressed weight Of
which was - pounds
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

The Baptist ladies aid society will hold a
lawn party uu the common next Wcdues
lay evening July lth Refreshments will
Ice served from Il to O'Clock. The pro
cccd, will hr used to roplenish the SUNDAY
school library. Should the weather be-
stormy rcfrr,hm"nt, viii hc served at the
town hall
Tovu,hend i, again suffering from IN
convenience orra~ionrd hv the washing
away Of the Salmon hole tr,stlc 1t ha,
now been nearly year since the bridge
was burned, Nhi'h might have been built
in very short time
DR. Evanirr Rannry. oldest SON Of the
hate Dr Waitslill K lianury Of rnWn,hcnd,
lied in New York ou the 22d inst DR..
lannry, with three hrothcr~, all Of ~ HON
were physicians, standing very high in
their profession, had been for long time IA
resident Of New York
The having season Will begin earlier than
u nal this season m consequence of the rap
ri growth of the grass and abundant crop.
Rev Mr. Fisher Of New York city has
been secured 10y the BAPTIST church a- its
acting pastor for three months, after " hich
he viii return tu Madison and complete his
Studies. Mr. Fisher i, Young man of
good talent, and pleasant address aud
-cruls we'll fitted for the position The
other church rrIuir,~ with thi, IN con.
sequence of their hnNiu. secured ,o good "a
man and the good prospect of fraternal
feelings continuing between the tive
rlmrchp,
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Argal Notifies.
NTATE OF VERMONT. MarInnn

,TATE or VERMONT, Marlhuru -
y THE Probate. Court iur said district
To all persons Interested lu the estate. of MABN
triHt. deceased. Greeting
Whereas BELA d BRIGHAM has presented &,
this Court AN instrument purpurtiuE TO- hr thr last
o., nutinrd that this Court will decide. upon III,
probate Of said instrument at the session thereof
To- l.. h,d at tli,. Probate. bfir, u ErHttl-iHru Dol
.aid District. uu thr last saturday col June
s. ID leSs. When ami where Nuu may appear aud
contest the same. % Nuu ar,. cause.
u 4 " STBbJAItb. Register
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"Some people think It's only made the thing
For CLEANSING goods Of heavy grade For toilet barerng
For wlshn the walls touches will
The bureau tll,s and the chairs To make iolmy aher
But folks their till smoothly
It's tIn like these dull blade
And not alone the kitchen maid is
And ndrcjs friendly aid; tells will
WORD OF WARNING.
There white each represented be just good the vOy
they ARE NOT but like all coefets lack remarkable qualities
Of the genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting
Copyrgh by Proctor & Gamble
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

Service with holy communion in Christ
church ON Sunday at 230 r.M
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DEATHS.

In Brattlrhorn. june III Mary O. Carlton, &C.
In Btuttlrlurl, June ~. MaTy j Blake 20
In Vernon, June ~, Charles Fleming, 20
In Ouilfurd, June -, lrstina l. wife Of Amos
Thurhrr, II.
In Warlshoro, June II, Henry Lyman, son Of
H. T. and Fila VI Holden, ly. I'm.
In Wndham, June -, Abnrr Wait
In Nottingham Iuur Il, Jennie Strrrter, &c.
In rutnry, June ~, Harriet Snow 9G
In llms,lalt \. H., June -, Willie j. Barry, g..
June ~. Allen q. Cady, Z.
In Nrwfaur. June q, Ilullah G. Bridges si
Ia ricuuderuga, n. y, June -, Mrs Harriet Ar
mold, formerly Of Grafton.
In SaXtuns River, May 30, John VI. Greer, 50
In Rockingham, June ~ olive Willard. X
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CHAS. CLISBEE,
GItIGEN RIVER, VT.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

FI'HE subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
sold half interest in the BRAT'lLEBO RO
BAKERY Ia Mr. llENRy NILES aud that "A co
partnership has bern formed for carrying ON the
business under the firm name Of TllURBER 4
NILES. extend my sincere thanks To the pub
lie Tor their generous patronage In the past, aud
assure them that il will he the effort Of the new
irm to serve them even hrttrr and more prompt
~ In the future.
The settlement of all outstanding hills to date
is necessary and must he uai. within ~ days.
\. r.. THUkBER
Brattrhuro, June -, 1883 2ti.S