Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-02-22

to report for duty at the usual hour had to .
go without theirs Both classes pronounce .
the evening one Of the most delightful ever |
spent, and if nothing prevents they will |
meet again in the near future.
The following is the list Of letters re
manning in the post Office Feb %, 1889.
womcn-Je Jessie Grnn Mary l. Morse, Emma |
Il Newton, Mrs J. J.. Quimby
Men Henry Boyden sidney II Bellows Or G.. |
C. Cragin Joseph =. Coburn, John Daley, A \. |
Goodell Rev A McGeorge G T. $ Pierce, G. J.. |
Sumner. John Smith, Capt True SanhOrn, ir, +. |
W. Williams, Conductor Grihin, The Chums.
The next sociable by the ladies' Of the
Episcopal society will be held at Red Mems
hall Wednesday evening. The supper will
he followed by dance.
The next lecture of the series at the I'm
iversalist church will be on THE School
Teacher Public cordially invited.
l.. b. Lord Esq, of Burlington, Hon.
Franklin Fairbanks Of St. Johnsbury, Col
j j Estey Of Brattleboro, Rev. w. f. Pc
ters Of West Randolph, and Rev. J. II.
Rabbit of West Bratteboro have been ap-
pointed delegates to the Worlds Sunday
school convention to be held in London,
England July ., 3, and ,, 1899 This
convention promises TO be a magnificent
gathering of Sunday school workers.
A current press item of the present week
saws: The maple sugar harvest has begun
in California The sugar is declared to be
nearly as delicious as the New England ar
tice' The item is a reminder of the fact
that one of the most promising markets for
the goods of the Vermont maple sugar ex-
change is in California, where the demand
comes from wholesale dealers for Vermont
syrup Of guaranteed purity put up in small,
attractive glass packages. The time for
] 81 la pf IL in "a laf 10 ful nj
winter, when families want the syrup for
their breakfast tables.
DR.. John c. Dalton, a leading physician
of New York city, whose death took place
last week, was "A cousin Of Mr. James Dial
ton Of this village DR. Dalton had been
for several years president Of the College
/ Of Physicians and Surgeons of New York.
| He was one of the oldest members of the
| Union League club, and that organization
passed resolutions recognizing his eminent
worth as a man and physician, recording
| his patriotic services rs "A war surgeon, and
| speaking Of him politically as a man who
was "a Republican always, because he could
not help it, and had no sympathy with that
modern fallacy Of reform, that in times Of
1 doubt and danger the good men Of a party
must all leave it in order to make it bet
] ter
The attention Of horsemen and horse
| breeders is called to the advertisement Of
/ Leonard & Rice, Wilmington, Of their
handsome and promising stallion, Brain
tree Wilkes The Wilkes family stand
today a. one Of the most eminent and pop
ular with the horsemen Of the country, and
Red Wilkes, the sire of Braintree Wilkes,
leads the family in the number Of colts
which he has sired which give promise Of
remarkable speed Braintree Wilkes is
| six year old with strongly marked individ
uality pleasing appearance, open gait and
good disposition. His colts are very prom
siug. They are bays or brown in color,
have size, substance and quality, aud are
we'll gated detailed description will he
sent on application to to the owners
Austin Miller. for several wears clerk
at the pulen Bros grocery store, has
bought the Nendome dining room aud can
dy business Of F. L. Batchelder The sale
was made through Bailey x Simonds.
The next odd Fellows assembly will be
held next Wednesday evening.
Edward Wilson bookkeeper for b. A
Clark, and Miss Mamie Field were married
Wednesday evening at Fairhaveu. at the
residence of the brides parent, They
will come to Brattleboro next week and
will make their home with Mr. and Mrs A.
+. Atwood. Mrs. Wilson is a sister Of Mrs.
Atwood
The Swedes Of the village took a sleigh
ride Saturday b. Ashueot. where they had
supper at the hotel, returning in the even
ing.
The Estey Guard lose an efficient officer
through the resignation Of First Lieutenant
Savary, who has been a member of the
company l3 years and its lieutenant four
years
About twenty little folks" from the
north part of the village, with three ladies
in charge, enjoyed ride to Hinslal- Sat
urday afternoon. Supper was served them
at the Hotel Ashuelot by Landlord Whita
ker
4 party of friends filling four tables at
six hand euchre spent last Tuesday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs F. A Hubbard the
occasion being Mr. Hubbari- birthday
! The visit was a complete surprise to him
a were several developments during tn,
evening, and the whole company will al
ways remember the anniversary gathering
with genuine pleasure.
+ Jacobs has bought the bakery ant
restaurant business of W NJ Doyle Of Bel
lows Falls and will take possession next
week
, Starkey u Wellman's store is being paint
ed, decorated and put in attractive shape
for the spring trade.
, The entertainment given by Bobby
Greens colored MINISTRIES, Saturday even
ing was fake
The case Of Lewis H. Lynde vs. Dunn
merston has been settled this week 10y tn,
payment to Mr. Lynde Of the full amount
Of his taxes and taxable costs, anountin.
to SlJS.l3.
Mr. Ehen f. Wells has been in town th
n week ON short visit to his mother aud sis
- ter Mr.. Wells is now located in the thirty
V ing new town Of West Superior, which il
having a boom which threatens to rival it
e neighboring CITY Of Duluth
% Longfellow's Dream next Tuesday even
ing. Notice of costumes elsewhere