Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-11

dent ui thr play NOT uoWu on the hlll0 was .
So hen The villain Of the cast threw himself
down rather abruptly ON a piece Of rattan
furniture. which thcreupon performed some
unexpected evolutions
The Christian Science association will
meet next Wednesday evening with Mrs.
j. Miller, I pak street.
One thousand less than the stipulated
3UUO members of the defunct Granite state
association of keeue having applied for in
-urance in the Massachusetts, Benefit asso
citation, the arrangement with the latter
company Is of and the Granite state mem
beers are left practically without insurance.
and the company has S2I 900 10 pay $i2 900
Of claims with
Hubbard the ieweler, has discovered that
what the people need 10 make them punct
ual, happy and useful the coming winter is
plenty of clocks, and acting upon this he has
laid in a stock of one apiece all round. His
big window shows samples and his adver
tisement tells about them
Rev Geo W Phillips, D D., Of Rutland
will preach at the Centre church next sun
day morning in exchange with Mr.. Day
DR. Phillips will also give the sermon at the
union service in the evening at : o'clock.
The attention Of farmers is called to an
advertisement in this issue headed "Calfor
mia.
The building committee, who had charge
Oi last years repairs on the Congregational
church, found "A balance Of 500 ON hand
after all bills were paid aud all pledges full
filed, aud this sum has been turned over t.
the ladies' society, whose fund will be used
IN due time for chapel improvements
Mr. Elw. Clark has an unusually good
stock of pianos aud organs in his store for
the fall trade.
New Main street crossings have been laid
this week bringing the crossings up 10 "A level
with the filling of the roadway made last
-uring.
The vomans Indian association will meet
in the Y. VI. G. A. parlor next Tuesday at
I r. VI.
Ex President Hayes. who is ON visit to
friends aud places of familiar interest in
New England came To Brattleboru Monday
| afternoon, driving at once 10 West Brattle
| horo to visit his cousin, Mrs Bigeow at the
old Hayes homestead He remained there
until Tuesday afternoon, when he returned
tp this village took supper at the Brooks
! House. and went 10y the evening train 10
| \eWfaue, spending the time until Thursday
morning with his aunt. Mrs Austin Biz
| chard when he returned to Brattleboro and
| left toy the $50 train for the south.
our Nottingham correspondent states
that the work Of strengthening the Sadaw-
| ga reservoir dam has begun
The congregation at the Centre church
! last sunday morning numbered many of
| the Rev Joseph Chambers old friends in
| thi, community, who listened with pleasure
! To his sermon and gave him a cordial wei
come This is Mr.. Chambers first visit to
! Brattlehoro since he left his West village
charge twelve years ago.
Mrs +. H. Whitney, whose death took
place at the asylum summer retreat last
| Friday. was member Of the society Of
| Kings Daughters at SaXtons River, and
nine of her sisters in the order came down
To- attend the funeral which was held at
the Methodist church ON Monday Mr.,
| Whitney aud her husband had charge of
the kitchen and household work at the re
treat. and the house was closed some days
earlier than usual on account Of her Illness
The talks ON houie nursing which Miss Su
san Bradley has given under the auspice, Of
the Industrial Union. two Of them ut Miss
~aWyer's school aud three at Mrs j. Is
tey,. have been appreciated 10y all win"
heard them as Of remarkably practical
and helpful character Mis-, Bradlry's
know ledge of her subject is very complete.
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Wy ,',I ~ t,,..,l..l.., a.. ,..,,,,li,,.. az.
rar. a,,,.,,,,t If rotiy. GOD sens. Her
III. ,,..,. il, atF..t b4J.ida lectures with
each point practically Illustrated as she
proceeded They showed. for instance.
how To make up "A bed. how to move a pa
ticnt on the bed and how 10 change hi,
clothing hp" b. prepare and apply all
sort, Of external applications. and 50 ON
with all the important details Of work in
the sick room. These lectures were heard
Iby large number Of women, several OF
them Of the class that have the least oppor
tunty for gaining Information of this kind
and the benefit resulting from them must b,
great. Miss bradley : work M Boston has
been OF very practical character, hei
talks having been gwen often before classic
OF working girls IN the city and ITS suburbs
\ despatch from Kingston, Ont, last
E Tuesday announced that the grand jury
ma, returned a true Till in the case Of ynunL
Twitchell son of the Inited States consu
at that place, charged with burglary an'
assault. The charge OF shooting with IN
! tent to kill was thrown out. The boy di'
not appear, and 1t is understood that hl
bonds of $1,000 have been forfeited
The members II Mr. Malcolm Moody
+ sunday school class Of women in the Centr'
= church invited HIM t" social gathering II
the church parlors last Monday evening
! The husbands 81 the married members a."
, the rla'' we're present, a. were hl'o rev
+ a'i mrs. LAY = E"" supper "as '1t ',
an" " "''' 'hT N,i'''' ,l'eH' was "'i'Aie,' vi
| l)ay male ittlt hIterdlhher speech re
lerrins in npprecatlve terms to Mr. Moody
b . long and valuable service in the Sunda'
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