Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-15

formerly lived in Cabot, this state. She
was an estimable woman in many ways
Her family have the sympathy of the entire
community in their bereavement.
The appearance of the Vermont savings
bank building mas been improved by a new
pate-gass window, 3 feet 6 inches by
feet I inches in size 1t was put in yes
terday.
A horse belonging to Austin Gould suf
fered from genuine attack of hydrophobia
one day this week and had to be killed
Mr.. Gould was kicked 10y the animal and
quite badly hurt.
Work is unusually brisk at S A. Smith
x Co. S shops Seventy names are now en-
tered on the pay roll
The date of the Wheel club supper has
been changed to next Friday evening.
Rocket, the horse which took first money
in the 2.22 class race at the Valley fair,
has trotted - heats this season, with an
average time Of 2.2Sl, and has won more
than half the heats
The wedding of Fred Bemis, formerly of
Brattleboro and now head bookkeeper for
the Wilcox x White organ company of
Meriden, Conn, to Miss Carter of that city,
took place yesterday,
J. +. Jacobs has opened his bakery at the
stand formerly occupied 10y Trussell X Co
ON Elliot street. The baking room in the
basement is fitted up with improved appl
ances including a Middleby tile oven. Mr.
Jacobs has engaged an expert baker, |. W.
Hamilton Of Northampton, Mass. and his
delivery wagon will be run by W. T. Nor
gan The salesroom presents an attractive
appearance and good display of tempting
furnish "a choice line of goods, making fancy
baking a specially.
Howard Pummer has leased his farm at
West Brattlehoro and with his son Luther
has bought of Arthur Clapp the building lot
on Chaplin street between the residences of
Hon j. l.. Martin and Ross White Ground
has been broken for new house and work
on it will he pushed as rapidly as possible
=. Rate and friend were putting II
gallon cask of cider down the stairway lead
ing to the cellar of Rates house on Elliot
street Tuesday, when they lost control Of
the cask aud it fell striking Mr. Rate on
the right leg Just above the ankle, causing
Il compound fracture. The injury is a seri-
Gus one but in time the use of the leg will
be recovered
The ladies of the Baptist society are plan
hlns loI concert anu lalr Tue secouu OF
thiId week in December
In two Of the St Adams bank cases heard
before Judge Wheeler IN the circuit court
at the Brooks House last Friday and Satur
day, appeals were granted whereby both
cases go 10 the supreme court
The ladies auxiliary members are request
ed TO secure the \. NJ. {. A. entertainment
course tickets before next Monday
The annual meeting of the Vermont as
ISOLATION of road and trotting horse breed.
ers was held at Burlington Wednesday.
The treasurer report showed balance IN
the socletys favor OF about S3,3oO. Col.
Hooker was unanimously chosen president
and +. H. harrington OF Brandon secretary.
The next meeting will probably be held in
Rutland.
Henry Franklin while working at the
| Akley mill Wednesday, had his right hand
caught in a planning machine He threw
off the belt and luckily saved his hand, but
three fingers were badly cut and iammed
Notices have been sent ont for a meeting
of the professional club to be held next
Monday evening, when Rev. c. o. Day will
| give a paper on THE last of the Normans
Frank f Housb x 90 are no,y emnlov
ING a large number of hands some 70 in
ali the increase being ON account of their
| ,Uasltb CaIandar' ,tork which amounts
to about SllOO day at wholesale. Several
new labor. saving machines have beep added
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Inc assignment OF Judges mas oeen MADE
Ior the courts OF the year beginning Dec l.
The March term OF the Wmdham county
court VIII be held 10y Judge koss, and the
] september term ny Chlel Justlce Royce
tbe Rennington county conrt tbe Fehrnsr,
term of tbe Orleans county conrt the Inn
term Of tbe orano,e count, cont and tLe
September term of the Essex county court
Judge Tyler's supreme court appointment,
are for the terms in Chittenden, Rutland
Windsor, Orange, Caledonia, Washington
Lamoile and Essex counties.
All ARRANGEMENTS are now perfected for
the presentation by local singers next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, of the can
tata of Queen Esther, under the auspice,
of the Sons of Veterans and under the di
rection Of G, e. Macomber of Boston
Care has been taken in the selection of tn,
solo and chorus singers, and with good COS
tunes and dramatic effects and a support
by Leitsingers orchestra success is assured
One of the pleasing features will be the tri
umphal march by a chorus of 30 schoo
children Wherever the cantata has beer
presented II mas been warmly praised b!
the press A Groton, n IL, paper says
The great event OF the week has been th'
two evenings OF Esther, the Beautiful
queen. The capacity OF the great tow
hail has been severely taxed to hold th'
crowds that nave gathered 10 near and SCI
the execution OF TINS wonderfully beautl
lu' oan'a'a'
Prof Clark, optcan and eye specialist