Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-03-08

dispose OF AZ once. To make room Tor new spring
goods fast arriving They VIII he sold at about
your own price. Come early before the best have
been taken VAS DoonN & MuRHIs
BrattIebOrO.
It is Lent:
Now repent
aud pay your subscription for The Phoenix
The village schools close today for two
weeks vacation.
Col, }. j. Eetey and l.. W Hawley were
chosen members Of the executive commit.
tee Of the New England Evangelistic asso
citation, at meeting held in Boston last
Saturday.
Rev f. j. Parry has been invited to de
liver the Memorial day address at Burlng.
ton.
The thirty couples of young people who
composed the sleigh ride party which went
to Bernardston Monday evening. report
one Of the joIliest of outings An excel
lent supper was served at the New Eng
land house aud later the company joined IN
"A social dance, returning home at a late
hour.
Mr. Fitzgerald Of Boston has finished his
three months engagement as gymnasium
Instructor at the Y. NJ c. A, and is now
drilling the Vermont Academy students at
SaXtons River
An order ha- been received today from
the governor directing that the luarterina-
ter provide the E-toy Guard with new uni.
] forms
Carroll Parker graduate of Childs'.
/ Springfield. Mass, cuisines, college. takes
position a. bookkeeper with r.. j. Bullock
/ * Go. Of Rradsboro
Some ew developments in regard To- our
/ proposed new manufacturing industry have
/ come to light during the past week From
/ anonymous pamphlets, circulars aud news
/ paper advertisements which have .,een sent
/ here. 1t appears that VIM Rogers. who j..
/ the son Of the original VIM Roger, Of ,il
| YER plating fame, disputes the right Of tn,
/ compauie, with which Mr. Watrou, is con
nected to use 4he Rogers name ON Their
/ cutlery, aud the matter is in litigation
/ Evidence i, quoted from one Of the trial,
/ TO show that either Mr. Watrou~ or anoth
or witness was guilty of false swearing
and there seem, To- be all sort. Of charges
and counter charges Reports in the keene
/ papers show that Mr. Watrous has been
/ Their" ant the negotiations with him have
/ reached about the same stage that they
have here The amount Of the loan which
was originally asked for in Keeue was $50.
| WV pu' tn'S was h'laly reduced 70 So, ooO
,h ,'''',',''.' !" llHys'isa''
-, ,,,,.ti,,.@ ~ 49,; '''''' ''i'H VII IePr
/ lower town hall 70. morr,,, avonin, ,yban
/ a full attendance Is bona3 f,.
,baro i, e.. 1911 ~.
clni, ~ Va Wi. '';,,. ,I; anu ca .i''
'"T VI We" YIN 'i!N "H''h was ouere,
/ Take Edward in Canada iast ,,oar I,a.
been taken by ex President CIavei,nI
By order of Gov D0lin,ba,n ,b.. r.t.,
/ Guarl viii hnlJ g., su.ciai .I,.t;nn q, ~,
arnorv at : orl,.t Von5a, .roni,'', -, ' an
the yaraucv. caused bv th. rs.;.,noti,r -,
| First ieut Sovarv ri F.,o,, Iii ,'r.,
| side The election will cans. General
promotion among the non commissioned Of
hcers
" II Fuller f.. o,tapdn,,, tb. Ns,r En-,
| land " a. ...r.tor;a., ,,,....,i,,,.
| Portland NJ.
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ar, i.'.,.;.', ,''' 80 '.'' ia.i'ei 'ii''h
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F.teyville md were finally stonnsJ a,
Wast Rrattleh,r, N jan,a,,. ~ J',,I
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ph ne SATURDAY evening previous u st.
ratrlck gay 'he 'atnoHc society VIII give
an entertainment nj the town ha!I. consist
ing Ii OF variety oil selections and the farce
',"' "',' -,'"
Next rlday evening Is the date OF the
heueAanS anhua' masquerade bail
{. 7. Gibson will sell at auction next
week Saturday, March 10, at }. l. Ray :
livery stable beginning at 10 A. NJ, a car
load of choice northern horses Read his
advertisement.
The town SUPERINTENDENT earnestly de-
sires the several district clerk, to return TO
him the school registers for the last wear at
their earliest convenience. Before the
close Of his official connection with the
schools. April !. he wishes to make reports
to the state and town: also to make some
comments on the new school law AS seen in
the light Of last years work in the schools
Henry l. Inmou has ,,i,.a, ~, b;s ,,,si
ton as editor of the Fitcbhur,, uass
Fvenin,, NaiI orJ iii d,,,,,, -.
to the Press and Printer, the publication of
flee of which will be at Keene.
dummy" Manning g,t lots n orio,
amusement for bimseIf and bis rr;ands ~,
town maatins, da, ont If tba ;ta,,, H. .La
auditors, rauort nae IN ,.h;ob raaJs
'Chas Devo. A DAYS Elm street bridge
SIS 80" THAT was 81 10 day for Deyo
and 81 30 for me. said Dummy. with A sig
nificant twinkle Of the eve
The concart ,iver in tba I-,,itor;o,,
church last evening FURNISHED a daITbtfni
entertainment If an hon, o,,I baIf 49,,
appreciatjve audience The nro~ror, u'as
enh.tantiaIlv as ,,i,,ar in mo Phi Ias.
week Miss Gregg and Miss Robertson
were heard with excellent effect in their
solos aud Mr.. Miller was especially admired
and warmly appauded in his admirable
rendering of the "Bedouin Love Song. "
The gems of the evening we're the organ
and piano duet numbers PLAYED hy Miss
Clark aud Miss Cressy. The combination
was novel one, and the difficult and arts
tic performance deserved the warm an.
plause which it received The trio. quartet
and quintet parts in which Miss Cook and
Mr. Pratt assisted the singers already men
toned, gave pleasing variety to the en-
tertainment
Mrs Housh will speak at the W. C. T. L
meeting next Tuesday afternoon at the us
ua hour. Her subject is not vet decided
upon. but il will he sure 10 he an intaras+