Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

Beginning next week in accordance with
our usual custom, The Phoenix will be sent
to new subscribers until Jan. LIST, 1891, for
81 80, the regularly yearly price. In this
connection notice the announcement Of
clubbing rates elsewhere printed.
An important change in the afternoon
trains goes into effect next Monday, when
the mail train from the north will arrive at
, 20, and at , % an express train will leave
for Springfield and New York The leav
ing time of the New London steamboat
train will be the same as now, the mail be
ing held till the departure of that train as
during the summer season. The Montreal
day express will be changed to the Montreal
and Quebec express. 1t will leave Spring
field at ! 30 p. NJ. instead of one o'clock
aud will pass here at 1913. Instead of con
Meeting at White River junction for Mont
real only, it will also connect there with a
train leaving at $40 over the Passumpsic
road, giving communication with the prin
cipal stations on that road and arriving at
Quebec at $40 next morning This change
is, in short. continuation during the win
ter of the train facilities afforded by the day
express trains during the season of summer
travel.
Mrs Kendall or Marden went to Newfane
Jail in default of the $1,000 bonds under
which Judge Newton placed her. Her
two Younger children have been sent to
her friends in the central part of the state,
and the older ones are with their father.
Howe has made this week view from
the top of the asylum tower looking south
east, and one from the east side of High
land park covering nearly the same village
territory. The one from the asylum tower
is an especially desirable one. The other
shows - new houses on the Chaplin and
Williston estates, some of which were built
when view of the same ground was taken
five years ago.
4 party of 30 Freemasons, who went t.
Putney Wednesday evening, were hand
somely entertained by the lodge at that
place, and met there a large delegation
from Bellows Falls and representatives
from other lodges.
THE Drift of the Age will be Rev. Mr.
Phalen's subject at the Unitarian church
next Sunday morning.
Elder S. Cook will preach in Grand Army
hall Sunday at 2;30 p. NJ.
Fred T. Reid of Hartford, Conn, and
Miss Minnie Wood of this place were mar
ried at the Metropolitan hotel in New York
city few days since, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. j. j. Brouner, Baptist
clergyman Mr. and Mrs. Reid have many
friends among the young people OF brattle
noro VINO WIN WISH them happiness ana
prosperity IN their married NE Mr.. held
was formerly resident mere ana was one
OF the organizers OF the vermont heeI
clun. Inc nrlde Is sister OF MIS- CharleS
Simonds
The announcement of the appointment
of Clark Chandler TO he postmaster at East
Wilmington is announced in Washington
dispatches TINS week
The dates for the presentation of the can
tata of Queen Esther have been fixed for
the 18th and goth of November. Next
weeks rehearsal will be held on Tuesday
evening at the Unversalist vestry
The amusement soaking neople will have
uncertainties for snendi3g their time and
money during November On the 1th the
Estevville hand will give "A concert and
dance The Jnlian Comedv comnanv an
nesrs for yeek heginniny the titb Tho
Cantata of Esther will he presented the
lgtb and 2Oth The Y NJ O. A entertain.
ment course begins the 2lst with a concert
by the Lotus Glee club. Isl Plunkard" is
announced for the Goth
ArtarF + Ratcbeldsrand II q Coolidge
dissoIyad nartnsrsbin Mr. Coolidga actin,,
as Mr. Ratcbelders agant honght nrar
tity If manla SUGAR IF a Mr. Do1a Of Nnrth
6eid this STATE and navmant ,yas msda