Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-22

pressing their sympathy 10y two beautiful
pieces.
j. +. Anderson has bought for $1,000 a
building lot, ID 10y ~ feet in size, from the
rear end Of the +. W. Harris place, next
Mrs. T. Is. Whites, and purposes building
"A house there this season. Frank II. lIuugh.
ton has bought Andcrsons building lot ON
Willistun street
The sessions Of the public schools will be-
resumed September 10th
The hearing before the railroad commits
sioners in regard to the cxorhtant fare,
charged ON the Vermont Valley road has
been postponed for second time. the time
now being set for July 18th.
II Is probable that the only Observance
OF the glorious Fourth in Brattlehoro
will he the ball game between the local and
Turner's Falls mines
\. i. Marble Of Boston, the well known
violinist, who played with the orchestra at
both ut the lirattlehoro music festivals. was
married at Shclhurnc Fails last week to
Miss Marion Merrill Of that place.
Wednesday, Springfield Republican con
tanned an extended account Of brilliant
rose wedding at Brightwood the previous
day. The contracting parties were Oliver
H. Dickinson, a nephew of Postmaster len.
eral Don NJ Dickinson, and Isabel Fisk
only daughter of Geo. G. Fisk, president of
the NaSon car manufacturing company
Among the immediate family friends from
this vicinity who were present were Mr.
and Mr., f. u. Fisk Of Brnttleborn Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Strblin, and daughter of
llmsdale and John H. Fisk Of Chesterfield
This season is proving to be the best in
the history Of Mr. Lyons granite uuarrirs
at West DummcrstDu Among the ship.
InehtS nov going ON regularly are stone for
the Connecticut River railroad company,
bridge improvements some handsome dress
ed work for the New York. New Haven
and lIartforl's street crossing, in Hartford.
and four carloads day Of paving Stone,
for llolyoke Mass, About 90 Of Carrirk
Eros. men are at work uu the granite for
the gettysburg monument All the gran
tie work of the monument will, hy the way.
bc from this quarry mcudm. the die.
which 1t WAS at first proposed t. take from
the Barre quarricS, lh, has been puurricd
at DummerNtun, and will be- shipped To- 81
J"hnsmry early next week To- be- polished
The music loving portion of TIN, commu
nifty ar" promised rare trent in the an.
pcarancr here next Monday rycuiu. of
Mr. Frederick Archer, the distinguished or
ganiet, who viii 10, iu town AMI give "a re.
u. ua,i,...r n.ir',i i.' M' N''n'r Us
ceived ms education, and when vet Young
man he achieved an euvinhle reputation n.
an orgauist u 1862 hr wa, ,rlertpI Ia
give the recitals uu the four great organs
in the exhibition IF London Iu 1874 iu
connection with another gentleman. he de-
signed the great organ i'm tho Al.xoul.r
palace London. said 10 hr the, finest iu.tru
ment in Europe. ON which b, ,rt.,y,rJ
gave over POGO performances h.f,r. IN,
meuSc audiences Since hi, arrivsI ,p
America his work a, an orlrauist teacher
aud composer hn, been such a. Ia nll tu
the high reputation which he hr,upht with
him Iii, Erattlrburu program r,m,ri,e.
"a very choice list Of selections. and m. r.,
cital will be- sure To- command A., L,r,r midi
cuce Of appre,iativc listeners
Their. ,ill I,. tI,,.,.,..I.
meeting AT tb. y NJ g. r..,,,. ~, l",
dsy att pu
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,b.' a.,Lin, i,'''''', '' '''',I'' n,"''-
had It, origin at Prof Eri.tni. b.r..
show a month ago several rn.,,I,.r. .r
the ASYLUM family attended Nh, .b..,. M,
saturday afternoon. and nm dine finn. tb.,
wife Of Farmer Pierce. Mr. E.,kvitb on.
OF the farm lah'rrr- and Mrs DR. Went
worth, "h" WAS then here on a visit came
down with the disease. The second round
Is mo-" ON ana another ten days i, likely to
bring forth NOR" victims. The epidemic
has been kept out Of the wards -u far, aud
none "i the patients have suffered from It
1t would Ice interesting To- know how many
cases nave resulted else" here from the
presence in the hall on the occasion in quc>-
u"n OF some measles patient. who, whiting
~ or dn"lttmsly, cNPn-cda large audience
tn the Infection.
Inc work ct last nights Republican eau
Gus Z" 'h"'Nr delegates &" the state and
district conventions was ~pnn over Mr..
Ne"t'l read the call aud ul lla>kin~ was
elected chairman. rrmarkiuc "a, hc took the