Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-21

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Next Friday afternoon, the second day
OF the Valley fair, the stores banks and all
places of business will be- closed Work at
all manufacturing establishments in town
VIII probably be suspended during por-
ton or the whole Of both Thursday and Fri
day.
Both the Democratic flags tumbled to
the force Of circumstances Monday night
or Tuesday morning. Names verdict on
the party and its candidates, added t. Yer
monts 21,7li majority was what did the
business. 1t was observed that the flag
down 10y the Reformer office pulled away
| from its mornings on that side Of the street
and went over 10 the Republican side
| some people think it significant Of what is
/ going to happen in November that there is
an undertakcr's shop ON that side Of the
| street.
Frank = Wheeler Of Chicago, Brattle-
| horo boy, who is building up successful
business IN the sale Of his patent stay for
WIRE fences, has now added to that an in
! terest IN the manufacture Of sash doors,
blinds and dressed lumber.
DIR. Sholes, who was the victim Of a muir
derous attack four years ago, while ON his
| way from the railroad station to his Dunn
| merstnn farm, thinks it only IA matter of
justice 10 Frank Dodge to say that it was
| impossible that he could have had ANYTHING
to do with the shooting It is true that
'"dH" rode with DIR. Sh"les part way up
from the station, but got out near Mr.. vii
nara ana TOOK the r"ad to the left, going
toward 9iah Hollow, while DR., Sholcs went
on ~ t"| rIIh'' IT. would have been I'M
l'Nsu"r I"r l"'lS' I" nave crossed the deep
intery.,,ol L.C,r., - '"' nm 'iiu'
the lnct,r ..,, hi. a..oiI,,,,,l 's
IN his n,,, Mind I.ot =
inal who has never been soon in ,b. ,;t,.
since
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vouu,, Cnn,ni. tb., i,,,,'.,,'i;'., In W
,r,ot foI;,,,. WIN E''' !"
Westminster West Win the f.Ilnv at
liberty no property owner in IN. norish
could feel safe ON. mint
The committee nn fruits ve,,.,,I,I,s md
agricultural products hone the Farmers y, in
make an effort to give a hrgnavL;I,it ,t tLn
| Valley fair next week Frost has c,u.,J
some loss and disaun,,iutu,ut. Int IA, nit,
of this let each do line hast h, con Naar
ly double the space for tins exhibit has been
allowed over that of last year. and the
amount Of premium has been increased
about 100 per cent We hope the exhibit
will he correspondin civ increased. 4 pre-
MUM list will be scnt ON application to the
secretary
The Central V.rmout railroad .o,,,,on,.
announce an excursion Ia Boston revt Ma.
day and TUESDAY. from all poiuts hatyyo.r
South Londonderry md NurtbGald
mart ,r tho p I.I....,;-..C
Ipn,bns ,..t,,r,,,,,l ,fa,,I H'''''' ~ ~"
M
e.
T'N! nan neTV r'Iay evening the FIRST
neg ,'''n' "I'h','''" furnishing music.
"T 'n"''. .' ut river Is hlEher To-Day
D'u" "'! ..I, at thl' season Tor long time'
anu ~ sun r'"l"e' showing that the heavy
lai.'S nave cN'eh''e" wen h'rth 70 It's head
""'eis'
An interesting relic IN the shape OF an
Oh pistol Is exhibited this week in Gun
smith Woods window.
The picnic Of the Western New Hamp
shire and Brattleboro communicates of the
United Order Of the Golden Cross at For
est lake, Winchester, has been indefinitely
postponed, as the grounds could not Ice Sc
cured on the day desired
The members of the Brattlehoro dola,,o.
ton who attended the Grand ARM, orca,n,,
ment at Columbus are enthusiastic over The
magnificent gathering and the delight
which they found in it. While politics was
not allowed to enter into the encampment
meetings, 1t was interesting to see how the
immense outdoor crowd appreciated and
acknowledged the grand Republican ma
lorlty "hlch Nerm"nt had gwen the week
neIore. IN 'h' grand procession the Yer,
i'', i;,' =, 'ii'e'e" an
iao t,' a. II p''SS'u ~ was re-
'atton V'. '''t IN Eh vi nav tl'S :,
'Vormont,s majority WINS ~ ana ~ y aieI' 90
ON and so ON. With all sorts Of variations
IN
for business ian 10 1s47 nndsr tha rn,',o
of the Windbam Provida,,t Institmtio,, Co..
savings During the nast vel danas;t
hook 10 III which was issusd on tbo do,,
the bank was opened. was presented Mt tbs
hank IN, tbe orii,inoI donos;tnr ~ th'' 5a',
of issue $40 was deposited, and at various
times during the ten years following small
sums aInountingt to SCI more we're deposited
making S31 of principal. The bank mid
the holder Of the book $335 90, nearly 5000
interest ON S37. F,,rtbermore IL Is some
thing of "A stride from book No. 10 to 90,
5'S, the number of the last deposit book is
sued yesterday. Boys may find good oh
lect lesson IN this paragraph.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Roess are expected To
start oct 10 from Germany ON their re.
turn trip home.
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nv Hns,lale Athletics ot UinsdaIe Sotnr,