Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-17

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answer is how the cucumber got there
We call attention tp the extraordinary
statements made in their advertisement Of
| paint 10y G.. f. Thompson * Co. From the
| high reputation Of this old firm aud of the
company whose paints nrc advertised their
| CORRECTNESS. cannot be- doubted
Strkncy Brothers announcement in re-.
| gard to the peach trade for the season will
| interest huusekecpcrs aud all lovers Of the
| fruit. On and after next Monday they will
hc ready tn supply all demands
The vs. had an unusually interesting pro
| gram at their regular monthly meeting for
August, the principal features being an cs
say, "Nhat y should be, " by Miss Flora
Bennett, nm original story 10y Miss Annie
| Horton and an original poem, The Kings
Poison, by Miss l.Ora Person. On Wedncs-
day cveuiugof this week some Of the Ys(and
| othcrwiscD were rendered Il reception hv
| Mrs Crowcl at The Cottage i'm Highland
! park, and were entertained with readings
aud music by members of the family and
| their guests, Miss Millillen of Maiden and
| Mcssrs Sunhorn and Adams Of Lowell, Mass
David Downer has been granted an in
crease of pension from - to SIP month
1t was understood 10y Postmaster Childs
| several weeks ago that the petition for the
| roCStahlishmcnt of a mail route to Chester
| field had been granted, and that the ser
| vice would begin Mt once There was some
| uunccountuhlc delay, however, and within
the past week renewed effort has been
made to have this convenience granted the
people Of the towns whose business rca.
tions nrc So infinite. 4 letter received
yesterday from Gen. Grout. dated Am, 10
| says that he had lust come from the Post
| Office Department, aud that. after consul
tation with the officials, the acceptance of
the contract had been ordered and the
/ route had been established. with IA proinise
that service should begin at once.
One hundred and sixty eight persons took
advantage of the excursion to block Island
] this morning Another excursion train
| will rum tomorrow morning. and the tick
cts are good tn return Monday.
4 Mr. Clark ,yhn li,.s ,,.o, W., ri,.,,
wa. considerable Lrri.,d o,,J bo,i liy t,o,,
badly wrecked ~ tI, ,..,,It ~ - ,.,,,,a,,.,,.
near. tb, C,,r,,,,n,, 49,, r,,,,'i,,.
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| nal -, - ~ NV ~ ~ l. "9""
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| me rSu'N Nuhrn VIII nave ihal out
| s'' "''' NV M"U'hS AFTERNOON AT ".ho'
''I"I1 gong 10 tine annual muster. The
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! ny 'l'rHi Tram NJ h'"o Tuesday morning.
ne n't''l To arrange the camp went this
afternoon
The engine for the electric light plant is
ON the way here The lights will probably
tie ready to use about sept. LIST.
The keone hotels which have been closed
since May 2lst ON account of the trouble
arising from the liquor traffic, have at last
/ tRtnlpTnngR al
fntsey Gulhecn, IA boy about l3 Years of
age, was badly cut on the arm and other
wise bruised Yesterday 10y being thrown
from one of +. II. Chaso's horses The in
| Jury Is not considered serious
Is your name nu the check LIST,
Mr. md Mrs / n S;,n,,,I. ,,ho L,,..
iynl i'm tI, -o,,,,. b,,.., 49,, t,,aI -, 49,.
II v,.,,.y mr., 900, .,......'. -
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firm, w ''''" ~"
M ne,
Inv '"'iT, wi ~. M'harI> 'fplNc"phl
,!I J., "''' ''''' 'u''r "nhuhl I'lr "u' les
80 a. ''' ''"" "'' ON inc evening "t
! r. '''
rev. \. u. Npaulding, OF the West vii
Iase, VIII preach at the Baptist church next
sunday.
The picnic of the Grand Army. Relief
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! park, Tuesday. vas well attended and waS
a very pleasant ntinir. In the evening the
party adjourned u Harmony hall for a So.
cial dance
4 Grand Rendition, rsll, ,yil ba b.ld ot
! White River Jnurti,,r,,, TLur.,I,,. tL,, 1YJ
Ainnu,, tIa .,,,ol,,r, ,.,,..o.,.l r,. Ill.,. -
! sion are 4 l. Morrison If Nav NnrL t;,,,
" Dewey of Nichi,,nr q q Moor, I "A
Patterson md i q Rpui,.k If N.,, Ham,
shire mud CA U,sl,ir. 9Th I Na,L,,,
n. soloist pr.uoroti,n. ,r., L.;,,,, ,,,,l.,,,
II MAGNIFICENT .rnI, R.Ju,.d far.. ',,.ilI ~.
,i,on IN, nil r,;Ir,,Jy
The pnbIic ..L,,ls will ro.u,,,,.. .,ys;,,,,.
Sout III Go,..rI ..j,,r,,.,. L,,.,
in tb. CORN. If ,.o,L.r7 NJ H., p,''.'.
of Nov Bnlr,rJ Mn. Inns Lo.,,, .,.,,,',-.-i
ms sub master If tho IIi,b .cbo,J tolh,,
the place of nm, If tbs f,,noI. t.o,l,.,r'
Mr. bin,hotn'. other sssi.ta,,t. ',,;II H., IT,.
Elmer aud Mis- C;r,o,, IF IVn,,J-,nnl, r,,;tl.
or Of the Misses Clark comm, LacL u1.
Royce If Gctbcl .nrrc.d. Nj. Wn,,lLnr,,
in Grade six If the Grammar school. Mis-,
Maud Emerson, daughter Of :. b. Emerson
take, the place If Miss Powers in the sec
oud Intermediate, and Miss Lulu Clay,
I y'' , inc Oha'r street primary IN place of
MISS '''''"n' W.T.. huIS' VINO comes hlghly
Is Et"iuhte from Amherst
III ','' 'l"'N 'I 800 an" ms lather
ms "'S,'' l|r IM'ntE hy' years principal
ID tnr ~" I""I"r' Ii,Eh S'h"m' lie VIII
".yul! '' H. 9l'n'hd'S house ON Canal
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't hor5 ,,.',, .l. 90 ,s ',,' 'N' i',E'
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