Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-04-26

public schools will like to read the admira
rable paper by Miss Wood which is publish
ed by request on our first page today.
The season is proving a successful one
with the maple sugar exchange. Up to
this time 30, Alp pounds of cake sugar. 4S,
AIS pounds of pail sugar, and 6l25 gallons
of syrup have been received The con
sgnmeuts have numbered SO. Shipments
continue to come in from the north part of
the state at the rate of about ton a day.
The outward flow of the goods steadily in
creases. As knowledge of the work of the
exchange spreads, orders follow, and deal
ers begin to ask for sugar with the exchange
label and trade mark, saying that custom
ers have found out that this guaranty
amounts to something.
Letters received from John Stevens since
he reached the Vermont Live Stock com
pany's range state that there was no loss Of
cattle during the winter the grass is al.
ready two inches high, and the outlook is
good.
Attention is called 10 the advertisement
on our first page of P Fleming < Co, the
plumbers, steam and gas filters, successors
to Prince K Gregg.
A two pound brook trout, caught in Put
", - 50 - e, VI"
anu avn ~ '''' 'o'si''''a 'ie aU'e"
nv -, .
Inc woman hehet corps dance at liar
'nohy nan Monday evening was attended by
, a,;'''' ~ D"upiee' "a" interesting enter
- ~ vi vi 80 AT 'ne ui''ie soCial Ill
~ ~. w. m'i, "e,i"esua! evening, lol'o"
Th' .i, ns anu spciai diversions,
-, t,,,,'J "; po' Sooial anu ,'ance WIN
hama nt Rsunin',tnrs, " ''' III '''e So''''''S
rhoro,,.;1, II.
,,,,.i,' WV We cue uSuH' soS'el temperance
' 'r.e'. AZ '''' NJ - ~ room Oh ouhnay
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Inc ashlngton Centennial tea party to
~. ue SIten ny 'le ih"uStr'a' mon au'es at
w = NV - H",'HU 'eH''! neH' iuesu"y even
we o'ie VI V'!e "es' anu ''''S'
''''i"' ''P'e' e'ei give" III 'o"h'
Nuttihg mas begun at the Brooks House
Tor the elevator SHAFT.
II. A Rose Of Canal street is building a
carriage house. i. X. Allen x Co. are to
erect building at the corner Of Flat and
Elm streets.
Geo. W. Fisher, ir., has begun running
the water cart on Western avenue. High.
Green and Oak streets.
The employees of J. A. Titus Il Co. stopped
work last Thursday ON account of non.
payment of wages for the past four months
The men, with the exception of four who
were discharged. returned To work ON beinp
assured that their money would be forth
coming.
The Sons IF Vatara,s ,,,;Il boId q, ir,,,.,
tion ,naatin., at ~ p baii - ,,,a,,',,,
evening
: HINT IF tho firm, If Smith 9. HIM,
bad the forafingar If bis rigbt haul or,,sh
ed last Tuesjoy Ly Laino csn,,bt in cha ala
vatnr at the Frost st ,bon
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viii ba 6elJ in this niacs
ro;,.;,,a.,, -, r. e-.,
E oi'"es'ra lurnisheu music
comuanv at SbalLurns Eaus an WaJnas,ia,,
EVENING
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,!,i me Ne" on ''n papers Vi yesterday an
Wu.I' Ina' Ooioiioi Dan lamont was Oh
W " eI"9SnaS eig'I I secretary oi the Ne"
LIAM o 20 w Giiu i'"PToTelnGn1 company IL
signed"
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son, ,,.a" Iii 49, 'pai NJ In VI E'io 500
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sistad ~ Tia,,c 1t h,, NJ EaaIra a,lL
Irwin sdn~s bv WnI Schmsta s o~d al" II
Markham, recitation by Miss Rawson. and
banjo and guitar playing by Messrs. Smith,
Sturgis and Nichols. The round of pleas
ures closed with dancing.
ApriI has baap 81 month If ".miesr this
wear Int not also of the traditional tears F,
Last night brought a welcome rain Int
only once before durnp the month has tbere
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