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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18
LOuMIssIONERs, NOTICE.

y ESTATE OF JEROME r. THOMPSON.
The undersigned having been appointed 10y the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Mari
huru Commissioners to receive, examine and al
Just all claims aud demands of all persons against
the estate of Jerome Thompson, late Of Halifax,
in said district, deceased. and all claims eNhlb-
tied in offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purpose aforesaid at \ A.
Buttrrtrls office IN Jacksonville, on the 9Th day
of November and nth day Of January next, from q
O'Clock A. NJ until four p NJ, on each of said days,
and that six months from the 2Sth day OF Srptrul-
har lsSl is the time limited 10y said court for said
creditors tu present their claims to us for rXamina
tiuu and allowance.
Dated at Jack snuville this 10th day Of oct, 1889
5. y. FAULKNER, commissioners
T. W. ". STOWE, '"''''''''
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WANTED!

Christian men and women to
sell the best subscription book
offered agents, The Christians
Legacy" One agent has sold 70
copies in one small place Of 799
people. Another has 1O2 orders
none church, in Springfield, Mass.
Experience nOtnecessary. Those
who have a team and can can
vass the county will find it profit
able. Agents need not give their
whole time. Liberal terms and
exclusive sale will be given. Adj
dress Miss CORA @. HATCH, pub
lisher'S agent, BrattlebOrO, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

Charley and Harry Carr are trying to
start II new business at Goodell's mill
that OF turning out spokes for baby car
riages but thus far they have not been
able to work their lathe successfully. 1t is
to bee hoped they will succeed
\ small show at variety hall last Monday
evening was not very well attended We
quite agree with the correspondent at the
East village, that Tuwushrnd is not good
place for small shows. We like to see
something big.
Dea Pierce and wife are visiting friends
in this vicinity Rev Theodore Barber Of
Cambridge, Maryland together with his
sister, Mrs Doane of Boston, made fly
ing visit at Mrs. a. \ BARRIERS this week
Mr. Barber has preached in Cambridge for
10 years having just preached his 10th
anniversary sermon Mrs. NJ. \. Warner
Of Toledo, O, and Mrs y W Odell of
Kansas City, Mo, are at d. Boyden's
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

All who are interested in our schools
should hear Supervisor Halls lecture at the
Baptist church this evening and tomorrow
morning. Everybody is invited.
Mail Agent Hyde is on the sick list
Mrs Oscar Howe is improving slowly, aud
Mrs. 4. f. Cudworth is much better. Mrs,
c. A. Whitman Of Adams, Mass, q. G.. Tay
lor of Burlington and Mr.. Gore of Reads
boro are in town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

Probably no one thing has caused such re-
yivul Of trade at Henry A. Chapin's drug store
as has the giving away tu his customers of so
MANI free trial bottles of Dr. Kings New Discoy-
ery Tor Consumption. Their trade is simply enur
nous In this very valuable article from the fact
that It always cures and never disappolnts.
Cnushs. Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and
an throat and lung Diseases quickly cured. You
can test il hefur, huyin by by getting trial bot
tlr free large sizr 81. Every bottle warranted.
sold in BrattleborO By H. A. Chaplin
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who has spent the summer in Kansas and
Kansas City, returned on the 10Th inst
much improved in health win Powers of
Brattleboro, with his family, is spending
the week with his mother.
T.. 7. Wheeler, with "a squad Of men, /.
putting up the long bridge near c. d. Sted
mans premises
The highways, or portion of them in
TINS part of the town, are wofuly neglect
ed. The street commissioners saw the,
have used up all the funds at their com
mand, and the selectmen will give them nc
authority to expend any more, so it seem,
we must take our chances about breaking
our necks. The law says that "the select
men shall see to it that all the highways
aud bridges in such town are kept in good
aud sufficient repair at all seasons of tn,
year
Miss Minnie Moore opens this week d
choice line Of millinery.
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Marriages.

In Brattlrhoro, oct -. by Rev Henry VI Doug
las, win VI. Lewis of rutury and Mamir Burns Of
Brattlebpro
In Brattlrboro. oct ~. hy william = Newton.
Esd. Charles ;. Curt1rr and Mary smith, both
1T Amherst Mass
In Brnttrhurn. oct 10. hl Rev " : Smthrrs
Sylvester Miner aud Sylvria r Miller, both Of
Brattlrburp
In West Brattlrhoru. oct f.. by Rev Lewis
Circuit. Hosea Fisher 1T Marlirpro and Nrsta vii
lard ct Halifax
In Putn-y. oct IL. ly Rev Henry VI Douglas
Earl r. Fuller of rutnry and Gracc + Bell of
Westminster
In Hnsiale. y H. oct ~. by Rev +. C. Libby,
Wallace j. Bailey and Annie l.. Chamberlain. both
of Hinsialr. alSn sept. ~ Henry Royce. Of Cht.s
terrified AMI Nrlir Chamberlain of IlmSar.
In South Amherst. Mass, oct =. by Rev. W. II
Boyd, oscar y. Stuwrll aud Mrs Mary + Lam
phrar Of Rockingham
In BELOW. Falls, oct 49, 10y Rev j. + Rhoadt.s
Edgar A Williams uf Fltchhurs, Mass, and Angir
T.. Wiley If Rockingham
In Athens. oct %, by Rev o. X Edwards. vii
liam %. Durham and Eva NJ Wuods, both of
Athens.
In Fitchhurg. Mass oct .. hy Rev Mr. uurst
Henry W Bakriy of Nurthburuugh, Mass and
Jcuuir K Potter of Wuhal
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Market Beef A very few choice at So ana SG50
extra, $500 70; first quality $4,000 g. -; sec
ond quality, Si5OOSi75; third quality, Si.OJ0
S425
store Cattle Working oxen y pair, S1OlBlGO
FancyCows, S5O015; Mich Cows aud Calves, 81
GJ4s; yearlings, $S.OOWlG; two years old, Sl2N25
three years old, S2Olt35,
Swine Western fat live, n cts; Northern dress
ed hogs, 5l4c.
Sheep and Lambs In lots, s2Ol, 5000 $50 each
extra, S4.OOQ5.2i, OF from 2CO5l4 cts h n. Spring
Lambs 40Gl4c.
Veal Calves, 2G5@c b n.
Country Hides, iGlllsc y n. Country Tallow.
6J2ls q. v n Calf skins, Sc. y n; Pelts, 800 sh'
each. Dairy Skins lh03Oc. each
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Rev. Mr. Spencer Of Quincy. Mass has
accepted the call extended ~ him hy the
Baptist society aud will shortly remove to
this place.
Mrs G.. NJ Russell has just returned
from New York and will he pleased to
show her patrons full line Of attractive
millinery goods
5. C. Pike had the misfortune to fall
from an apple tree last week and received
quite severe injuries, hut we are glad to
learn that he is recovering, though some
what slowly.
\ number Of the Masonic fraternity at
tended the funeral Of Warren Brown at
East Dover ON Thursday Mr. Brown had
been a member of Social lodge for nearly
20 wears
The project Of establishing IA board Of
trade is being agitated The object Of the
Irganization would he to bring the advaut
ages Of our locality to the notice If those
who are looking for desirable farming
lands or for favorable location for the rs
Enlistment Of manufacturing interests.
The Wilmington residents who attended
the dedication Of monuments at Gettysburg
last week we're j VI Bassett. H. 4. Well
man r f. Harris. Mr.. aud Mrs X T..
Ames, MIR aud Mrs G.. NJ Russell and
daughter MIR Bassett went 10 Washing
ton aud visited tn" old grounds occupied
los the lth Vt 1852 "a Each one IT the
party expresses the highest satisfaction in
regard to the trip. Mr. Russell has order
ed number Of stereopticou views Of Get
tyshurg field, monuments etc which he
viii exhibit in his illustrated lecture. He
roes and Historic Places of the Rebellion. 80
The real aud personal estate Of the late
\. : Canedy i, offered for sale 10y the AL
mnistrator, .. .. Ware
Capt H. f. Dix Of Memphis. Tenn
missed the Gettysburg dedication, owing
to wrecked freight train Not heing
able Ia reach Gettysburg ON the 9Th, he at
once came to Vermont, remaining until
Tuesday Of this week
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The Two Sisters
Natural, amusing bright, sensible aud up to the
times.

Natural, amusing, bright, sensible aud up 10 the
times.
FRAZER COULTER, The man from Montana
MISSES MERRlCK and WHITE The Two Sisters
r. II. GRAY, The ENaggrratmg French Canadian
EMILY STOWE, The Laughing Irish Nurse Girl
j +. DEGEZ, The Self-concinus Washer
JOHN BARKER, Bum, Irish Judge, Cuuntryman
PENDERGAST The Policeman.
BEN RIVER Jay Peck
FOX aud Drawn, The Two Sensitive Plants
Whistling Bootblack, Street Musician
ACME QUARTET NICHOLS, WEBER,
BUCKlNGHAM and MARTIN,
TOM TAILOR, Billy the lakrr'
MISS ROSELLE "Thr Actress
PORTER, The Sleepy and Fat Brllhoy
Forty Characters.
New points added since last season, forming as
good an entertainment as travels
seats on sale al briggs a Co.'s Drag
store, SATURDAY Evening, at 1880.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

Waite a Nichols Of Brattleboro have set
up a steam mill To work up the lumber
which they are cutting on the Nichols
farm
The third of Mr. b. J. Kenvon's con
certs, Tuesday night, was one Of the best
OF the series. The performance Of Mr.. G.
). Higgins on the cornet was especially
good. large audience was in attendance.
Miss Mary j. IIolhrook has entered MIR.
Moodys training srhuol in Chicago for Il
years study
Mrs G. G.. Taft has returned from a Wis
1t to New York. bringing little girl with
her for whom she will make IA home.
The sociahle which was announced to he
held last week lay the congregational socio
ty, was postponed until next Wednesday
evening in the town hall, at which time
the pastor hopes to meet every member Of
his church aud society. both old aud Young
Rev. &. II Smith is delivering series
ot historical lectures every alternate Sun
day evening upon the rise aud progress of
Christianity in the world As this series
Of lectures is very Instructive every one.
especially students in history. should avail
themselves of the privilege Of attending
the remainder of this course of lectures.
There has been and is still being an un-
usual amount Of painting in this village
this year. There is no village Of the size
of Townshend that presents So neat an APP
pearance.
Rev. II. ID. Athearn has again resumed
his class in Bible study These lessons,
which are given weekly, are very instruc
tive aud beneficial to Bible students They
are free to all, without regard to age, sex
or denomination
Joseph Curtis Tyler who died in Boston
Wednesday, was for many years engaged
in the foreign fruit business in that city
lie had especial relations with the Mcdt
crranean trade lie was II native of this
town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18
MARKET REPORTS.

BOSTON, oct. 10. The butter market has loss
It's bouyant tone and the upward tendency IL
checked for the present. There is NO actual tie
cline, but buyers are going more slowly. Fine,
fresh creamery sells as readily as ever, hut com
mon grades are likely 10 drag for some time tn
come. Selling prices here have run along at 2i5r
- cents pound for fine, fresh western creamery
Northern creamery cannot be bought under n
cents, and most of il goes OF in small way.
Northern dairy does not attract much attention
and - cents is the highest quoted. The cheese
market remains about the same with prices from
lO1S6 II cents per pound. Eggs western 22Gt 23l4
eastern 2l@25 cents per dozen Potatoes, 'O0 u
cents per bushel
CHICAGO, Oct u. Wheat, No spring, sdla
No ?, winter red, SOl9c. Corn, No, 3OAsc. Oats,
1885. Rye, 4ll9. Barley nominal.
ST LOUIS, Oct -. Wheat No red $50
Corn, No. mixed aS's oats, lileGyli34c. Rye,
No. 3gl.c
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-,TATEOFNRRMONT. westmlnster 81

"
= By the Pruhat. Court for said District
To all persons Interested in the estate Of SARAH
BLOOD. late Of Putney IN said District, decras-
ed, Gp'rting
Whereas Oliver Il. Wood has presented 10 this
court au instrument purpurtng to bc the last
will Of said DECREASED for probate: You are herr
10y notified that this court will decide upon the
probate uf said instrument at IA session thereof
Ia bc held AT the Probate Office in Bel uws Fails in
said district, on the 2d day of November, \ D.,
1851. when and where you may appear and con
test the same, If YOU see cause
T. G. h EDDY. Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

The following appears as an Orange item
in the Greenfield, Mass Gazette "'lhos.
b. Johnson, the proprietor of marble and
granite works in Wurlsboro, Vt, was here
TIN, week with a view To- moving his bust
ness to this town
George Putnam is building barn and
Frank Adams IA lumber shed
The W &. T. L. viii meet with Mrs \
NJ Fits next Wednesday and the l.. I. l..
ON saturday, the 2Gth, with Mrs f.. \.
Pierce If those having mission mite boxes
will bring them, the annual jug breaking
will take place
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

A pleasant social event of last week was
the surprise given Mr. and Mrs. ii. NJ Hes
cock ON the twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage oct 9th, by 20 of their friends
and neighbors Beside bringing with
them plenty Of good things with which to
satisfy the inner man, and beautiful cut
flowers. were gifts of silver and glass ware,
china. table linen, aud cash amounting to a
generous sum. Noticeable among the gifts
was a substantial arm chair and silver cake
basket from Newfane friends and nephew
of Springfield, Mass, aud an elegant silver
butter dish and knife from Mrs. Hescock 5
sunday school class. Mr.. Jonathan Eddy
presented the gifts in few well chosen
words. and Mr.. and Mrs Hescock respond
ed briefly. Two original poems were read
written for the occasion by Mrs. ID. NJ
Whitaker of Marlboro, aud Mrs. Ida L.
Convey also an amusing chronicle 10y Mrs
Whitaker. All report very enjoyable
time and it certainly was a success in the
way o6a surprise. T.
Mrs. Dr. Burnett Of New York is visiting
relatives here. -Chas. and Alvin Higgins OF
Augusta, Me are at home. Mrs Ora John
son is visiting niece in Brattleboro her
first absence from home in many years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18
Town Hall, BrattIebOrO,
Tuesday Evening, Oct. %,

Second year Of pENMAN THOMPSON aud GEC
RNER'S successful play.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

There will be services at the church Sun
day evening at o'clock.
r r. Cutting and wife are visiting in
Boston and Cambridge.
The covered bridge near the box factory
il finished
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

On Tuesday Of this week | bought
an importers stock Of between one and
two hundred very elegant Outside Gar
mentS for ladies' winter wear in sizes
from 81 to ~ bust at a big discount
from any previous purchase. shall
share the advantage with my custom
erS expect the lot in time to go on
sale tOmOrOW--S aturday-mOning and
would like to have all who can come in
and see them whether they wish to buy
or not. have never purchased such
an attractive line Of new garments be-
fore at such low prices.
NJ. HAWLEY.
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Real Estate at Auction

By license Of the prohat" court will be- sold at
public auction, at the late residence uf Sumner
Titus, in Vernon, VI ON wednesday, October
Both AT O'Clock a. NJ, the farm formerly owned
and occupied 10y the deceased containing about
orchard ON the farm said farm is located ON the
main road from Vernon To Mortified, Mass, ~
railroad station Also, WIN be- sold at the same
time and place a wood lot Of 10 acres, lying south
west of 4. + Scott 5 residence; also pasture and
spruut hot, ia West Nurthiirld, Mass. and Vernon
and known rs the Moses Merrill" place, Of about
acres. 81 MNER q. TITUS Executors
A. IilIllED, '-N''" '''
5. y. llERRICK, Auctiuncrr
Vernon October. H. 49i3
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FOR CLOTHING MADE TO MEASURE

We have and wide vale and fancy worss plain and
goods for Nice line of nobby patterns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

This remedy is becoming ~ well known and 81
popular as To- ut,'d no special mention All who
have used Electric litt~rs sing the same suug Of
praise purer medicine does not exist and II Is
guaranteed to de all that /, claimed. Electric
ittrrs Will cure all diseases Of the liver and Kid
urys. vii remove rimpl,s, Bus, salt Rhrum aud
other affections caused by impure bluOd Will
drive Malaria from the system and prevent as
we'll rs cure all Malarial fryers. For cure of
headache. constipation. and indigestion try Flee
trio Bitt"rs Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded Price ~ cts and = per bottle
at Henry 4 Chapu's drug stor-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18
DrathS.

In brooklyn. Y y. 10Th suddenly Alice, only
daughter ot James + and Christine Trrhunr Her
rick 5 yrs
In nummrr~tuu, oct =. Laura Wrathrrhrad. Il
In Vernon, OCT ~, Lucy \, wife ufC VI White
o.. oct. %. Elizabeth Fairuau. H.
In East Dover. Oct j. Warren Brown
In Brpukhnr. oct H. Mrs Brrtram II Perry
wife Of L,.Vprrtt r. Wrllman, 70
IN Putury, oct y Sarah Blood, 81
In Hnsdalt, y H., oct q, Henry $ Hunter. 10
In Sew Haven Conn. oct. 10. A. War; ut
Mardshuru.
In Boston, Oct. 10, Joseph Curtis Tyler, -. d
native of TuWushrud
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HAWLEY

Two new and very attrac-
tive lines of Sidcband Serge
just landed and put on sale at
So cents a yard. One line
called 40 and the other AZ
inch-actual measure is As and
4G-Thcy are very handsome
and | found this class and style
scarce in the New York mar
ket this week.
| picked up several service
able things in staple dress
goods to cut up at IS and 20
cents a yard. The 20 cent
one is strictly all wool and
measures from 81 to 80 inches
wide.
Lot new things added this
week in every department.
Good time to come shopping
now.
Job purchase of another lot
Of so dozen Napkins, SI.SS
a dozen to be the price on this
lot, regular wholesale price
had been $500, $2.25 and
$3.50. About one-third OF
the lot are those fine cream
damasks which are seldom in
the market, similar to lot my
customers had a chance at three
or four years ago ; balance OF
the lot are bleached damask.
Job in 6o-inch Cream Table
Damask so cents a yard.
New assortment of Turkey
Red Damasks at usual price
but choice new designs.
Lot more new Cloaks.
New line Black Lace Scarfs.
New line Printed Canton
Flanncls.
Few very choice new pat
terms in the French Flannels
at IS cents Il yard, same as last
lot. | find the usual retail
price at the uptown New
York stores is O5 cents for eX-
actly same thing.
New line Hathaway's make
ladies' cotton underwear and
mems unlaundried shirts cX-
pcCt in today or tomorrow; also
some new thing in a lower cost
grade of ladies' undcrclOthing.
Between 300 and 400 pieces
of Ribbon added to our pre-
vious special lot at cnt prices.
New Pushes.
New Surahs.
New Velvets.
New lot Blankets.
Three or four handsome
new designs in fancy black
and white Surah.
One case, 1913 IA yards OF
double-told, 25-inch wide Fri
cots 10 2-3c a yard this makes
II yards cost Just S2' Seven
P 80. :
,,;.aa 80 tl,oo I;,4,a,,,
, 9''''l o ~ ,,,'a ';,''
Lot OF new things opened
Combination Pattern Dresse.
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The ladies' will hold their annual fair and
festival Nov. It'll at their rooms IN the
church
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Dissolution Notice.

1--WE PARTNERSHIP heretofor existing under
i the name of Perry a johnson is this fifth day
of October, 1859. dissolved. GEO. ). PERRY.
ill3 II. q. JOHNSON
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seems worse than at first as 10 the length
Of time it will be before teams can cross. ms
the workmen have not yet got to the bot
tom Of the abutment in taking it down. II
will he three or four weeks yet before the
bridge can be crossed by teams The in
convenience is great, but the owners wish
to make a thorough and permanent job Of
the work and will build the abutment with
split stone and have it in first class shape
when it is completed
Theodore Allen. the we'll known Ches-
hire conductor, sustained a serious fall last
week from "A car in the Cheshire railroad
yard from the effects Of which he is still
laid up but the disability will not be Of
long duration.
Conductor Corbett was considerably hurt
last Saturday in wreck of freight cars
between here and Walpoe
This item from the local page Of the
Springfield Republican is Of interest The
marriage of Annie 7. Goodwin to Lawyer
Iina II. Allbee Of Bellows Falls, Vt, will
take place at the brides residence on Brad
ford street next Wednesday" Mr.. Allbee
is one Of our popular young men, and the
lady referred to is sister Of Jas. f. Good
win, the assistant superintendent Of the
Connecticut River railroad with headquar.
| ters here. Our congratulations are in or
| der and best wishes rendered
Monday evening is looked forward to by
| the lovers Of first class entertainments as
the date when Denman Thompson appears
at the opera house in the "rwu Sisters
Personal.
Rev. Is. W. Atwell was in town Tuesday.
Chas. NJ Warducr Of Brattlrboro is visiting his
| parents here
Fred Griswold is still confined to his hous, by
! Illness.
Nate Proctor has been Ill, threatened with fe
| YER but is now better.
! MIR Nichols aud family have moved into the
/ tenement recently vacated by y H. Cook On
South street
Mrs Elbridgr Iapgood and Miss Hattie are in
! Winchcuduu. Mass. to attend the unyeiliug " u
soldiers monument
Mrs Fred Rabbit and daughter Madeline have
returned from visit to llins,lale, y. II.
T.. r. Neadrr Of Montpelier has been in town
| this week
Mrs o r. Woods and Miss Wheeler have re-.
| turned from brooklyn. y. Y, where they have
! been spending few weeks at Miss Wheeler $
! home.
Rev and Mrs y l.. Sanford aud three children
have taken possession Of the Episcopal rrctury.
Miss Fannie 4 Osguod is at home from Nrr
mont academy sick this week, hut hopes tu hs'
/ able tu return next.
Albert DERBY returned Wednesday evening
/ from an extended business trip throughout thu
| West
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

Mrs Hannah Burnett Of Fort Plain, n.
y . widow Of DR.. Isaac Burnett, has been
ut the 5. T. Burnett homestead for few
days. She Is hale and hearty at the age of
~ Nnnrs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

There will be IA special w. G. Y. u. meet
ing at the vestry next Thursday at 2:3O T.. VI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

Ernest Tenncy has sold the Underwood
farm to James aud Francis Carr. who have
taken possession.
Money has been raised to buy bell for
the Baptist church.
Rev. Leonard Brigham Of Chicago is Wis
itimg at oscar Huhhard's.
G.. r. Thurber and l.. C. Houghton have
advertised their stock aud personal proper
ty at auction aud placed their farms in the
hands uf Bailey y Miner of Brattlehoro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

We desire in this way to express our sincrrr
thanks tu the business men aud others who have
~u kindly assisted us since our loss by the recent
Uu. HUNTER a D'\EIl.