Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-25

BrnttIebOrO.
DNey paid MS the compliment of saying
that for absolute badness, the Brattleboru
stage arrangements "lhy'uver' 10y n long
way ANYTHING which lac has found in his
travels between Nova Scotia aud San Fran
cisco
The new Elm street iron bridge Is in
place aud the filling in of the appronche,
viii bee completed So that teams can cross
tomorrow. BY mistake the brackets Ia
support th" toutwaV were not sent With
the rest of the material and for this reason
the sidewalk cannot lee completed just at
present. The bridge is handsome. sub
,tantnl structure after the style Of the mar
row gauge West River bridge, and the Sc
lcctmru are we'll pleased with the way tn,
Vermont construction company has done
its work The price paid for the hridg,
was 5000
We wish b. call the attention Of farmers.
and of all persons who are Interested in til,
development Of all orr Vermont resource,
to the best advantage, to "A short articl,
/ from the Midllcbury Register which il
/ printed ON our fourth page today. This ar
ticle calls attention t. the good work which
i, being done hy the Vermont association
of road and trutting horse breeders. the an
nouuccmeut Of WhoSe annual meeting a
Rutland in August next is already in print
/ The Rutland Herald says Of this associa
/ ton, in words which We endorse that IL
has done more to give impetus to the new
hope fer Vermont farming than anything
I else except the general establishment %
/ creameries Some people make horses
/ speciality but every farmer can breed 10 tn,
best ana hnd proft IN dong 1t.
We learn that : VI Waite and famil,
are mo-" settled IN Omaha. and Mr.. Waite
is ih' agent "i an investment company
ne ranrh ana llve stock venture has beer
. disposed oi. Ia" ing development ana IN
vestmrnt scheme IN the Tar west whicl
was advertised IA Mr. Waite. IS name, dId no
| prove success. VIII Waite has clerk
sup IN Omaha
Miss c. iisginSon aud Mrs. John Can
. I'er 81 hf2"Eiln'' Mas nave PROMISED t
n' III hra''le'yr' Oh June ana speak 81
'I' Nu'l''t "' '"e proposed women eN
lherc was some MISUNDERSTANDING a"ou
the trade originally made with +. = stock
. wen Tor tine sal" oi the town farm and !
l'il 'nro"In. inns "eSk' however, IN
s"'' 'i tHc property !" "r' H'"ck"e' ma
nv" "',..'.'''N ''''''u.''"- rue PIl'e pau
| was SlG'J, two cows, "A pig and sundT,
small articles being included
Stickney Bros have the new Boston ce
real product. TIA Ka Rake" for the nam
: Of which the proprietors have lust pai,
500 in ii prize competition. 1t is prepare,
from corn and Is one of the best of tn
breakfast preparations
Oscar Cook. while painting the spire o
the Congregational church Yesterday. wa
the observed of all observers on Main street
"Wednesday was n ,,nl, Jov for tb,. from
fishermen / q Tnvlor M Frost nm,
DR. Raven tn,L Ii unnnJs If the sneck Is
Lrortie. from V,rlhnrn,s,nJ md uat,ha,
Putnam of R,.t,r and Navne pu,non, -
Guilford secured II nounds W q Coan
and Geo Nn,sar brought in II string of / Il
brook trout
The run Of the Vermont Wheel club [
Winchester appointed for next Tuesday at
ternoon has been uostunned
Mr.. and Mrs C. +. R Jenne. Linn Tav
lor and Arthur Howe were the BrattleboT
representatives 10 the annual encampmen
of the state division of sons of Veterans
held at Montpelier tins week,
The Greenfield Gazette Of this week COZ
les entire the excellent article by Mr.. El
ward Crosby on why Go West, whic