Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-10-12

ne men who were unable to vote at the
september election because Their names
were not on the check Inst, ana minors VINO
nave since become OF age should see at
once tnat thelr names are properly regis
Vereu'
bald eagle, within easy gun range, was
noticed lying over the village the other day
The annual meeting of the ladies' benev-
olent society connected with the Baptist
church was held Oct 4th, when these Off
GERS were elected
President. Mrs j. j Estey. vc'. president Mrs
ir.as,,r. a" NJ, Ms %. t. CiITy
Vnrn@y NJ II \ Ci,at,,Iiri.i " M ,'i'
ih2m a, Mrs %. = smith. Mrs j. J Hall Mrs
Mr. II Rnr,6ar5 N'u ''''''' uH'"' WITS n"''e'''
Mr. HAITI. ua,,.d.l ,..,...;,...l 81. g..
,rs,,,iu,,, ~ ~ a., =, III III - ..Iu.
ted at the Raw stat fair a, S,,ri,,,,9aiJ
The s,,r,.d -. j., ,.,,,,,,,.,, -; i,;,L ~ 49,
30 otbsrs and i ,,r,, ba,5s.,,,, ,,
III. N,,,o,,i.,.. .,.,.., -. Ill. IN,
the air fo, t,,,, ,r ,bra,. b,,nr. ~, T,,aaI,,,
nf,arn,ou cam. fr,,,, ,h. I'll 81 :,
Montreal amounted 10 nearly a, inches
1t was the heaviest snowfall there ON REG
ord at this sensou. The ground was Whit
in many places in the north part Of this
state.
Nurthamptnu Gazette. item W., don't
hear Of any very STARTLING accounts unr
large strings of ,nne bain,, shot il, Chester
Vt by our CITY hunter lint inst ,,,,, ,,.,;, .
Mr. Ha,au b,. Lut i,,., ,.t,,r,.j "a 49,.
l.u,.'I "', ',"' ~ an" u"'
One thing he d proud of and thai Is tn.
tiul,. his turstst,t, made fr,t, D-attl. l.,. , .
T,,-.,,a,,,,'.'.,, a. II ~
.'"I hampton f' miles III SIX hours
] II Chamberlain solI "a Sr. b,rs. o..
Rev Z Fav Mills. the evangelist this
week. and started with him for Phlladeluhia
on Wednesday Mr. Mills will take the
horse with hun from place to place for his
personal USE.
Parties in Brattleboro or elsewhere who
are Interested IN any kind of manufsctur
ug will do well to examine the tannar,
property. which is elsewhere advertisej
A dozen kinds of manufacturing coulJ lac
started there H. ADVANTAGE and tho sal. in
cludes an engine and boiler
Mr. J /. Howard opens a WRITING school
in the High school building tins evaniuo ,s
elsew here announced
Iaigbtsinoar's or,b,.-tr. f,,r,,i.l,.. mi,
for the fire.denartmant dsnr. -, SLaIi "u,
Falls, Mass. this evening
Nex, Sunds, ,r,rn;,,, -, ,b. 1-,.,,.o..i
Isl church Rsv NJ il1man Mn IT, "a Ii.
sermon upon the recent religious novel
Robert Ellsmere. which has attracted M
much attention.
The work Of macadamiziug Main street is now
yn'np'rt-l iof TINS year Il has h-,'-n done with
tosn bss r,s anu & lii'ss anu eur
-rn accomplished in tins direction Main sfr,t
fr , ' I'm ,, , q, from thg head Of the
west as perfect a pies. of rad A. can H. f,rJ
anywhere Gr'e'lhsid Ga-"ft,
Some day. when money enough has been
thrown away IN the present methods
hrattieboro will begin TO build a little good
ROAD every year III IT, principal streets.
Durham Bros, who have earned the req.
utatIou Of handling the best grade rubber
goods that the market affords. have made
large purchases for the coming season. and
in their new advertisement make an an
nouucemeut which will he interesting to the
farmers Of the county.
Mr.. Kittredge Hsskins has h.,,, il, -,
tendance ON the church choir f.s,i,.al a.
Middlebury this week The Festival i haIj
in st. Stephens church with prnf : r
Whitney Of Boston as conductor and an or
ganist from Emanuel church, Boston
The Rebekahs gave a supper Tuesday eve
ming. follow ed by their regular meeting. and
dancing was INDUCED in later
Cbestnuts are nov, in the mark, mud ,,..
local merchants are buvin,, M 10 ,ar,,s 49,,
quart
7 N,vhar, =. ~, ,,,.s..,,. ..;,..-;...- .--.
nai',p s,,1,Ts in Vs,, L., hai,,, s, ~
h. nssifrnmants in Ve, Ha'n,-t i,'''''' '.i
Connecticut
John Baker a highly resnectad Irish roc
ident Of Elliot street died Tuesdav Tba
funeral v.stard.,. ,,.ns Iar,,..I,. a.,a,,,.I
Mr.. Robert Colt of New London nr.si
dent of the New London Northern railroad
company. and Master Mechanic Dow were
in tnu,, ,astsrIa,- ,,,a,,,;,,,- -, So
tendent Foss of the Central Vermont com
pany Their business was with r.ference
Ia the Naw Inndon Nor,bar, ;,,,,'uI.,'
ments here. and a place for the new engine
house was selected and the site staked ONT
on the farm" about 80 rods below the
ice house Mr.. SWEET. the Central Vermont
architect, has the plans for the buildinlr
complated and the work yr;U Ia ,,,,-ll
f,r,,srl ,..,;lI II - m
l"I " ara ThplulN' Inc mousse VIII have sew
EN- pits, with turn table IN front
~,
Al their meeting Nednesday evening
lnVal circle elected Miss T. CnlItr,
president Mrs : = n Ra.r,a,, ,,;,,.,. -,
= = - us 3D. - -, neeHiah wee pres
mehl' MISS Gertrude Williams secretary and
treasurer, and Mr. A. l. Harris assistant
IA. l.. 4. -
- "N'' ~" ""''''"Ts a"put
I"ehIy' ana II the members are rs loyal
a. their name indicates, the meetings this
winter cannot but he pro6tnhle Ia ali Tbe
.,,,l;. r. - = " ~ A"'
S'ueies Uo DE pursued include Greek history
aud literature, chemistry and ZOOLOGY
NJ,
MT. ana Mrs. j. Nj liackley returned
yesterday from their wedding Journey and
,,.ill ,.,,,. - :; a. -, "'t"
Wbitra,, - -
li'"e9
The following Is the list of letters re-
~. i'H
O'Conneli Mrs aure c,., II II,,, Ut ','iaillh
Annie / Warner % 'i'''''
Men, N Riods.tt FL MI, L., II. +,
den, David Fuller A Holden Walter Iarkson
Oscar Rogers, Henry Whitaker
po.b t,u-,t.,.f
ed this r,or,,;,,,, ,,,,,il
a'"b uhiil h"huag' ana many
OF the Nlndham county members came
home this afternoon
Gu. a., - -.
Btin i ,iei VI 'le lhcIease IN brattenoros pub
hsd H ILL., tle pasi Ten years can he
sh0,' IN @ ,.s .ate lsules llen ana now, as