Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-09-13

/ thompson OF Maine VIII MI MS place.
one Of the attractions of the Valley Fair |
this vear will be the exhibition by Mr.. |
Noyes Fiske of Springfield, Mass, of his |
celebrated fourth hand Percheron team,
which has attracted so much attention
wherever shown. Inc horses are an zap |
pie greys, the wheelers weighing 5oVo POUNDS
and the leaders 52oo. Exhibited last year
at the Bay state ialr, they TOOK iirst pre-
MUM and at the great Boston horse eX-
hlbitlon, entered IN competition WIN over
4uo horses ana SHOWN Ill TOUR ullereh,
o.u'Soa, Ivy UouH v,' &c ''''V p'''''"''''
'"e w" -
Last Monday evening Two men III EStey
ViIle trled the experiment Oh burning
wasp hesU from uhe JeU Oh mouse, ne
nesI was enUirely ueSVIoyeu' anu " con'
euerSuh h"'' huO sole 10 Uhe rescue WIN
IRE eNIlngulsher uhe WORK hi'BhU nave peeIi
sun "'oIe e"erU'Ne'
The Esteyvllle band gave a concert on
RULER park Iuesday evening to lar
sized audience. The Ladies Enterprise
society surprised the young people by not
serving Ice cream, as they had advertised
10 DO.
The death Of Rev. S. w Hanks, agent
Of the Seamcn's Aid society, Boston, who
occupied the Congregational pulpit the
third Sunday in July, has recently been
announced.
Elder s. Cook of Dummerstou will
preach in Grand Army hall ON Sunday at
2.3O p NJ
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and onnl;cat;oms Co.. hor, anJ s,oIja rln,,
,,bich bavo olraad,, Laar ra,a;,,nJ !, IL a.,
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m ms, exbi%;t;on '' '""' '''
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ine so'.e.y event ol Ihe season III r-Ig
,'"ai, j., o. G,a,.,,a oi,,,L 10y w. ~
Cant UerLort Noyior.I ayland anJ NIiss
IepNie Cbamhorioin Lnn,,n '' as tbn A,nari
,o,, hoo,,t,' ,,hns ho',,n Il, l., rlo,,olaad -
MA LriJe bos for snn,a soasans '' ,ost hao,,
the most noted woman of the American
colony in England. and has counted among
her many intimate friends and admirers
the prince and princess of Wales the duke
and duchess of Albany, and other members
of the royal family, the ex Empress Eugt-
ME and many other people of rank. The
bridegroom is one of the wealthiest men in
the British army. The marriage has 10
cal interest from the fact that the bride
ancestors came from this place. Miss Cham
nerlain grandfather was Selah Chamber,
iaih' "Hose nome was Ill Uhe west part Oh
Ghe Uo"h on Une iarili no" owned ny ~ NJ
haroer' oeian Chalinerlalh had tnree sons
sean, J0Seph ana "ilham-the latter be
ing uhe latner Oh MISS JENNIE chamberlain
IL Is some iorty or hity years SINCE the
Younger Chailioerialhs removed 10 CleVe
lahn' "here Iney anlaSsed great wealth.
captain ana MIS- ylor-l'eyland "ed
dihg presents included magnificent dla
mona orooch ana diamond ana ruby pm
from Une prince oil "ales' Selah Chali'
perlalh present was check Tor Slo'ooo'
Bailey x Miner have sold Geo. Taylor
farm IN West Dummerston to VIM. l.. Nut
ting oil Amherst, Mass, VINO buys 1t Tor
Sheep IarIh ana VIII STOCK II win hgl
grade ANIMALS
" Helping ON and holding back Whlcl
side are You on = will be the subject o
Rev f. l.. Phalen's sermon at the Uni
tartan church on Sunday morning.
The Christian Science Association vii
meet next Wednesday evening with Mrs
Henry Streeter II Grove St
And still they 20: The bridge between
Hartford and East Hartford. Conn. whicl
has been a toll bridge since 1911, was mad
free Wednesday
The farewell service at the Y. M c. A
rooms Sunday afternoon was very largel
attended, and the exercises were inspirin
and impressive throughout. Rev. Mr. Sea
graves conducted the meeting, founding hi
remarks upon Cor v, and emphasizin
especially the duty and privilege of bein
ambassadors for Christ. Testimonies frol
the out going and other members followed
and there was singing by quartet and h
John Daniels. OF the II members VIII
leave the association this month, three I
to Madison university, three to Mt. Hermo
, school, two to Burmah, one to the school f.
Christian workers at Springfield, one t
Dartmouth college, and one to Boston
! Mr.. Williams of the Brattleboro Jell
5 company has gone to the New York stat
fair at Albany To exhibit the company
< goods and samples of syrup and sugar fro
+ the Maple Sugar exchange. He will sho
these goods to New York city dealers b
D.. fore returning home.
a patitionars Who oeled tho salect,,an +,
. new street from the iron hridre down II
o sontb side of Whetstone brook To interse
p with Brook street, are waiting for an a
- sw.r. and saw they will ask for a cou
$ commission if their application is not gran
Tba s+o,,;n,, bos hoa,, oroo.o1 Tho ana.
), for tbe eYamination Of tbe iinitari,
+ nhurch ,niro and ~ do u,bat uyork nnnn
< IL Fonnd ,,aoassar,,
e
n arrangements nav "eTi nl'''9 'oi a It
'uie ny I"i '"hl W, Siel Vi N''i'e'
; TD'si t Ii'ue. 'ite ~ I I'vieI ny
IS da r' avanino, a. 7'15 in the RrnnLs Han
,'ays,ors 81 T,,Iar LII IaotIro nm,
e I'M Pa,,;nnin,,s Of LIZA " and Lis ,ya
|, Lno,yn rsnntat;on as sc;ant;st should q
e snre him large audience The lectn
l. viii Ina FREQ and f. il desirad that oil tho
h interested in the objects Of the socie
3 should be present. when an opportuni
l. will he offered those who are not membe
lie IN inscrihe their names The animal +
10 sessment is one dollar. The beginnings
lie a natural history museum have already be
II formed and the material deposited in I
N Brooks library building. The influence
n such a museum from an educational stan
noint viii he t,reot and the movement ,
~ serves the hearty supnort of ALL
S A racant Nav YORK letter describi
n the immense new building now being CO
he structed on the site Of the Madison Snua
n Garden in New York citv estimates
cost Mt 80 600 600 and saws that the emit
ir roof Of the Madison avenue end, 1I2
|. oOO feet will Inc available for a sumn
GARDEN The architects are the well kno,
h firm If McKim Mend a. White of wbi
-" Mr. VIM R Mead son Of the old lii
u RrattleIoro family If that name and bror
= ar If Tsrkin q Mead the scuintor is
T. memher
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r S'ii 'A,', '''S -
r ,uup 'al' aoI I "'t t, us aVr' ~ tbs
as o oIle,He'eis ia.'' "''''''"
d. o'ne' SPeu'a'''e' o..,
. y. L. Miner eNhlnlts al SIlckhey hr'
lie store Tour stalks OF req con ehsl'age &C
oil uhusuai size me CaliesO measures
L.. | teet inches IN height, ana tine cDmblI