Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-20

able that 10y ..,. , .re the l....r will |
have assume, shape Iho pppor
tunity undot exists f1r lrcutly en-
largiug the b at dome by This con
Germ, which judy confined 90 tbe man
ulacture of p making machinery, and |
all persons ...Joi iu Doc welfare and |
growth Of B.tt .u1r, will u.l Tic new |
scheme success.
The annual meeting af tuo Carpenter
Organ company was heIj thi. week. The |
old board of officers was Oiected uid very |
favorable showing OF The pass year bust |
ness was made A satisfactory sum was
shown to have been earned ON the capital
stock, and it was agreed TO turn all their
net earnings in TO increase the business re-
sources of the concern About 2300 or
gans were made last year, all of which
found ready sale One fourth the prod
uct went abroad. 1t was voted TO largely
increase the business the coming year
John Hastings was arraigned before Jus
tice Newton Tuesday for intoxication, and
fined 50 and costs.
r. q. Crosby has sold the building lot ON
Willlston street, next west of DR. Gregg's,
to a party who is expected to build thereon
next season.
Henry G. Wilcutt fell ON the ice Sunday
while ON his way to church, spraning his
wrist and splitting one Of the bones.
The Murray cluh held social meeting
last evening with Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ
Wood
The fourth number ON the V NJ G. A.
entertainment program was given Wcdnes
day evening in the form of lecture by
Judge A. W. Tourgce. whose subject was
give Us Rest. The lecture was an
earnest protest against the American high.
pressure system of living and with pig
ments Of Wit and wisdom, fact and fancy,
sarcasm and logic. the speaker drew pic
ture that will not soon be forgotten 10y his
audience, and which it is to he hoped car
ricd with it lesson that will not remain
UNDECIDED
Frank Z. Housh K Co., printers, report
that they now have Il larger amount of
business on hand than ever before Nine
tons Of book paper are required this month,
which will be printed INTO magazines, books
and catalogues.
The annual meeting of the Brattleboro
Savings bank was held yesterday afternoon.
\ strong effort was made bv Mr.. {. W.
| Nymans friends to secure his reinstate.
ment as Treasurer, and this led to pro.
| tracted session which was marked bv full
and at times somewhat exciting discussion
| he result however, was the reelection of
| the old board of trustees. with the excep-
ton that j. l.. Martin was chosen i'm place
of T.. W Stoddard b. D. Harris remains
as president and o D. Esterbrook as vice
| president, The hour was so late when the
meeting adjourned that the trustees lid not
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| 10 O'Clock The r.Il.rtior If Nrr -
Harris ns treasurer, * unJ,rs.,,,I ~ La 49,
| surrd Tho animal c,,.,.,,,,ti,,,, linn, ,,.,,.
patsr ut the Er.,t. Tt,r.,o AT : .,..I,,l, M.
ANIMAL rrpnrt ar tI,o iustit,ti,, I'm L., ,,,,I
G>h.I next week II may Lo sid in al
vance of it,, ,pi.aara,,,.. that Mr. nn,,.ls,.'s
| r.unYt AS nuditn, .r,,. Il. a., ,.,,..,,li,,.i g.
vorahl4 sboOin,ortb L,nk c,,,,Iit;',, ,rha
deposits increased during last wear To the
amount of 81. N.iG and the res.,.v. md
suprhis fund wa, increased over SO 600
The increase in the amount Of city bonds
held i, S!3, 900 The bank is in a thorough.
w clean and struug condition in every re.
spect.
The telenbop. nv,h,u,,,.'. n.,,. .,.;+oh
Loord f,oi, ia. ,v..t.,,,, ,l1,,.;.. ,.,.'
uanv was i,ut in, ,,l,,... last c,.,,rIa, .,,i,L+
and ha. slime. l....,, H., y,,...yr,,I ,.g' I, -
- neat r.,,,.,., ,d,,,. ,,J,. .i,.,, ,',.'
fourth tine III. of. rLr ,IJ LoorJ h,t me-.
romm,late, an increased rl,n,I,sr If line.
and instrument. 1j,,.y,.Lo,.... l.,. IL,
LON distance. tr.,,..,,,,,ta, ,,bioL ,.lI -
mp for use th., week. and viii make con
vcr,a,,pu easy and distinct at po,pt. like
Springfield Worcester and Ftchburg A
similar Instrument. now in use at Bellows
Falls, gives the tone ot the voice with al
most starting strength and distmctness.
William "haleu, the we'll known truck
man and wood dealer died "Wednesday af
terno2n after AN illness which has extended
over three ~ i"nr years. lie leaves wife
ah' several 'h'l1frh. lie was a man of
excellent character. and was held IN high
'Steem III 'Hr community. His funeral,
Whch t""E place from the Roman Catholic
'hNIrh Tins morning. was largely attended.
The severe storm of last Friday inter
ferrd somewhat with the attendance ON the
Italian concert given IN the evening by the
Unitarian church choir, but the company
present found the entertainment Thorough
y delightful one. The selection, were all
from the hest composers, the several mum
bers were eXcellenty given, and the pref
ty costumes, studies from Italian peasant
life, added much to the charm of the presen
taton. keilars song. "Auf dem Meere, -
by Signorn DieEimeutana, with cello obi
cato by Nignor Bianchecri, received espe-
r cially warm applause. and the audience
= nope 20 near more "i the Signors cello
playing ON future occasion.
+ l.. Holtou has hargained for the
Bridges house uu Organ street
J. 4 litu. ha, bought of Scott Duuklr.
the house ON Oak street I,uiltb. Mrs Strarn.
last season
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Tho ,,;u af ,I,.l.... I'm. /, g.t..
who died ot Mrs EirLl,,'W. oft.r -l',',
, illness, rr,y y.n.ts ,,,n ,,,. fl..l =, w.
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and tbr bulk If If is b.o,.stj,ad 80 r.l,
ti,.as ia, sum. If ,..,,,;,,., L',a M. oI
however several h..,,..t- a. Hrat,Iar'"r',
1 frierJs Mir. I.,n,i. NJ g,,l..n sHnnn ~
"A tribute Of respect. the document states
: both tn Mr.. TYLER and her husband Il
the Misses Fox. $1,000 to Darr BRADLEY
$1,000 to Samuel Frnthingham. s3OuO r.
DR.. Edward kirkland aud Theodore Kirk
I land. $1,000 each 10 Harry l.nyitt s1OOC
b if the residue after paving other heaue,t,
is sufficient o. g:v,. him this sulu,,pt TN,
p will is dated Nav +. lS~6 The executor,
/ named ar. George Rnprs Harri. and Roc,
| Woicott, .'kiusmru" OF the te,tatur
D AT .n.ci.I n,s,tir,, ,r fla. n,a+,l,b,.,
RiAa r'ub thr cinh y7t,.j T., ,,l,pa ,,aI
meilal 10 b. contested for by t,c,nh.rs al
t the club usin. military rifles The condi
: tons are 10 be the same as for the Daveu
port medal. excrpt that cnmpatitions h,
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