Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

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A young Slrl III the FANNY ol fd"ard
crosby mas had mIld form OF dlphthtrltlc
sore throat hut Is no" recovering. NO
other case oil TINS nature has developed
during the past week
Mr. John Stevens, the Vermont Live
Stock companys manager, came ON to
Greenfield from the company's range last
week, and has been IN brattlehoro for two
days past. lie VIII spend the winter at the
East Mr. stevens states that extreme airy
weather mas caused DAKOTA FARMERS serious
loss Vne PaSV NeuSo"' 'ne croPs o5i"S III
many Eases It" '''''e IMAM "'e ''''''' ''e''
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Inc directors ol the Nernoht 1--we STOCK
company mona ther annual meeting thl'
evening
Mr.. Malcolm Moody and Mrs. Perham
reached hrattIeo"ro ON tuesday ON thelf
return iron" uhe'r SIN weeks "TRIP u 0ou'"
erh Calllorhl"' MT. Moody nousht S'la'l
pace at Iasaueha' "il'h SEEMED ID MN
an attractive one and may i've there at
some time IN the future. specimens "i
irult from IT'S trees nave derldedly troPi
cal look. On their way home 10y the AT
Gibson route Mr. Moody ana Mrs. ferham EN-
Gouhtered the Ne" Mexico oI&~ara on the
Ration mountains spur "i the Rockies,
and We're detained one day. Inc loss OF
live stock 10y the blizzard was large and
many herderS lost their lives 10y tins strange
visitation III That southern latitude.
The article printed on our first page 10
day ON Vermont granite Is an Interesting
one, and VIII Doubtless be revelation t,
many readers ut the proportions which tins
industry has assumed The l'umlnerStol
quarrieS 1t wiiI be seen rank second II
Importance ana III the amount OF their out
pnt III the state
On Thank sgiving day st. Michael ltpis
copaD church Will be open Tor divine ser
vice as usual at II o'clock.
Van Doom x Morris will have their usua
| special thanksgiving sale during the com
ing week, ana from their attractive adNer
tsement elsewhere printed 1t Will he sect
that some rare bargains are offered.
The iron is beginning TO arrive for tn,
new Vermont Valley railroad bridge acros
the mouth Of the West river. The board
ing has been stripped from the old brldg'
and other preliminary work is in progress
The Central Vermont railroad compan,
have now put mileage books over the Brat
tleboro x Whitehall road ON sale at tn
regular rate Of $50 for 1000 miles. This j
generous policy on the part of the com
pany, and a concession scarcely to have
been expected under the circumstances
1t ought to largely increase the passenge
traIilc oil the NIUE road.
Dr. Webster ana Miss Mabel waterman
daughter OF Hon. +. l.. Waterman, wer
quietly married yesterday afternoon at tn
home of the brides parents ON Western
avenue leaving by the 4:4O train for New
York and the South.
The appointment is announced Of Matti
NJ: Chahuler I" he P"'u''IstreNS at r'aSt w II
hlhgUoh'
delegation OF - members of Quonek
tecat Tribe OF Red men went to Whit
River Junction Tuesday evening, Wher
they eXemphtied the work of the order an
returned home by the owl tram NedneSda
morning.
There is no activity as vet in the Thanks
giving poultry trade, the warm weathe
discouraging any attempt to handle dresse
poultry in quantities The local supply Il
turkeys is said to be small 4 new featur
in this trade is a large shipment from tn
West, j. II. Chamberlain having arrive
Yesterday with a carload of 700 turkey
and 400 chickens These he sells in whole
sale lots at - cents pound for turkey
and 8 cents for chickens 1t seems to be
year of supplies from the West Beside
this poultry and R. NJ Pratts carload O
potatoes recently spoken Of Mr. Prat
brought on, few days ago, carload G.
Minnesota squashes, which were sold t
dealers at cents a pound
The railroads offer half fare rates I
Springfield. Mass. tomorrow. when occuI
the Yale Harvard and Williams Dartmout
college foot ball games Half fare rate
will also be given next Tuesday, the dat