Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-04-06

Beautiful effects are produced los hanging Door.
ders muie especially for tho paper 10 3. 10 match.
We have au endless variety n an grades VAS
DuuRN "a MuHHis
BrnuIcborO.
Parslov's "Gras, Widow" company will
hold the stage at the town hail April 2G.
The town clerk has licensed over 250
dogs
Lay service, will be- continued at the
Unitarian church for thcuext two SUNDAYS.
1t Is a handsome showing which the Hide
and Lcnther national bank. 0f which Mr.
W. A. Faulkner l. cashier. makes in ill.,,
quarterly card statement of April LIST Dap.
ital, 81 800 600 surplus. S}OO. 600: dapn--
its, 81, !Nl Bis ~ loans aud discounts. -
g6S 200 50
Carroll Z Parker graduated last week
from Chhds business college at Springfield
Mass, having completed the full course in
eleven weeks five week, quicker than any
student has previnl,l, mastered the regu
lar studies at tina. SCHOOL
William Plimptou. the nickel platter hal
hs hand Imdl, bruised ON Monday hy catch
ing it in railroad lantern which be- was
Furnishing. Il. the lantern became rutau-lDd
IN a revolving shaft
The Liable. of TIA. Unitarian ..,.i..,. ,,Il
hold n sn,lullr III, Il,r,u.r,. b.,U MI ft..
day evening. supper VIII br served at
ESQ and dancing wll. begin nu hour later
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P'"h' H' y "e'iiirS'iaf evening. promises
{, ne one. ,'' '"e most attractive dramatic
eN1n'@ '' H,r season. Tue piece /, unique,
ana Is a Iul 'i iuu ~ rs The advertisement
III another column.
Rrttlng Bros. have Ia their full stock OF
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say Hboa; II next week.
The concert given ON Tuesday .v.pip.,
by tn, Weber quartet. assisted by Mis-.
Clara A. Hunt. u4rzlu soprano. was of a
high order OF merit The harmon, and
blending of the Voice. in. The. quartet mart.
has rarely been pguulsl iu am, py-iormauco
given here. The audience especially en-
Joyed the rich baritone of Mr. Walker in
his SONG, " Dreaming Mis- Hunt posses,
- strong full voice 1f considerable range.
winch was heard On %, best advantage u
her ballad selections.
At the meeting Of the Brn;tleboru Cream
cry Association, Monday Apr. p the fol
lowing officers were elected for the year
ensuing President, Martin SCOTT .-c'g. Il
e"'h'IHead treasurer, ,'ro ;. Do"lcv ;
directors, Martin Scott. Dwight Goode-
nongh' jerome d. Ward, David I. Perry,
LeSHe ADAMS oi 'uili"rd auditors.
J'hh = cutting ana liazeltpn Rice.
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sious made ia October and November la.t
hy Mr.. CLARK. into tA, southern rnunti., ,f
MARYLAND. and is ac,omrnuiri Inv a MAJ,
showing the place, visited A l,aiet from,
the DEPARTMENT uf .,,.,l,.-,- and ,,i,,.rsl.,-,.
"i Tie university, LITE a paragraph which
lhdlrates the Work winch Sir. Clark has 10
charge ME tho former lecture room
III the chemical laboratory a. Tor the pres
eht retained, The inur-story brick building
NO 1iu y. Howard street, has been desie
mated 10y the trustees as u geological labora
tory IN order that the whole subject may
he represented more completely than here
tol"re' pr. VIM Il. Clark, recent gradu-
ate OF the University of Munich, will direct
work m historical geology and PalrontoloEy,
rs well ~ undertake the formation of a col
lection oil typical fossils.
At the annual parish meeting Of st Nj.
chaeis Episcopal church the following Off.
GERS and committees, for the ensuing v.,,r