Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-03-14


Sugarmakcr's Thermometer. 81 ~ Sachrometer
80 GEMS Posts sap spuuts the best in us,; they
sill not soak sap nor .our.
MAPLE SUGAR ExcnANGE.
BrattIeboro.
Col Estey reached home from his south
ern trip last Saturday night, having visited
Washington on his way and conferred with
the post office department officials with re
gard to Capt. Childs reuppointmeut. Col
Estey was instructed by Mr. Wanamaker
to ask Col Hooker for a copy Of whatever
charges or evidence he meant to present
against Capt. Childs. and on preferring
this request on Monday Col. Estey received
these five charges in substance: That 10
Republicans did not vote in the caucus:
that the majority of Brattleboro Repub-
licans favor the appointment OF a Repub-
lican that Mr. Childs is an active and par
tisan Democrat: that the caucus ma iority
was too small to warrant the appointment
Of a Democrat and that the general senti
nent Of Vermont Republicans is against
the appointment If Democrat to so i'm
porJant an office Col Hooker left for
Washington Monday afternoon and Col
Estey followed on Tuesday morning The
hearing took place on Wednesday. but
nothing seems TO have come up to over
throw the statement and recommendation
of the delegation, for Capt Chidss name
went to the president ON Thursday morn
ing, and at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon "a
despatch was received in Brattlehoro an
nouncing that his nomination for reap-
pointment had just been sent to the Senate
An editorial revie" OF the case Is elsewhere
given.
The Washington Post of Yesterday saws
Of Mary Howe's appearance at the Choral
Society's concert in that city Wednesday
evening that she received an ovation, and
at the close of tine last number was re
called four times.
The superintendent of the census an
nounces that the collection of the general
statistics of manufactures in Bennington,
6ratteboro, Burlington. Rutland and st
''hhs"urN mas neen Withdrawn from the
ehuineraIors ana VIII he assigned TO special
agents
Gleason x Robbins have something Of
importance l" say 10 the sugar makers IN
an advertisement III ahother column.
The Sunday Globes Springfield letter
has this mention of resident musician
RI F. Rollins, the viollnist and viola play
or, holds position with Letsinger's
nse sl'ient or,ie'I I, oi pIallleporo.
IS r a. hV'i
-, ; huS'u ., i'Ii,,i, anu STUDIED az Lelpsi'
He was formerly member Of the orches
trail club. and is a highly ACCOMPLISHED
musician
Al a ,raa,ir,, ~ ,l. +,,,s,.,. 81 a..
Rrnols libror, L7,iIdi,,, b.lJ g.. ,-,,',;,,a
t;on On Wonda,, ,,.aui,7,, Han n n Har.;y
was chosen nresident Col L Uastin.
clerk Hon / NJ T,1..,. trsos,,,.ar a.,J Ia,
II II VbeaIs, anli+ar
- 80 '''' va 'ie "' ~
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''is"' l" P"' %" 'e'oIu laS' week
were .hr,ir', or ths .,",r,n, -, tb. t
chaerfnI and s,,ri,,,,lil,,. glr, % ,,'a,.
D.. NJ. d..
D., wi an ias iece''e" '''.'! MT:
H.; ti ", ',''' 'eous ,e',os mum ".
, i,' az VI ''e i.is" 9ues'"u az
aI,L ''''"E vi ''e '"''SS''''a'
me maple sugar exchange has done Il
so"u 'ilhS lot lIle maple sugar trade by Is
SUING COOK DOCK containing large mum
1er OF receipts Tor bread, cakes, pes, pud
d'hss preserves ana corrections, IN which
the use oil maple sugar or syrupls desirable.
The exciting story of life on the western
frontier, printed on our first PAGE today is
from st. Nicholas for March
Co. ..-.-.
~. ,'lul ''IT .i'"nses are oGlhR Liiaue
,i a. ',,oi "" 'o''t,s lol 'ne oi'erS
G,'ishaJ 20 ja,,,,,"t,;, ''''e'r az "eins
49, -, Ill w. I'm. PHy"'a Two
,a' ,,''s va &c We "uil! 'ut 'ne use ol the
D.. 1f -o 9''.lH D"e
IN; m ~ 49,. .I'.ailiiis Tue
on the sides of the main floor are to he NOV,
ed back and a section for the Ratta,,. ,,,,,,a
will be built. The exp.nse of the innrov,.-
ments will he borne by Coils Estev and
Fuller.
IN. Ill. t-....,.
"ans P'P. nave inns week contain
Young Brattleborn girl. who hrougbt mn in
the police station at Poughkeeusie n Y
Tuesday. 1t is said that She was sent 70 a
seminary at Waterbury, this state. last
SATURDAY and that while there she received
a letter from drummer, with whom she
became acquainted last summer, asking her
TO meet MN at the railroad station. She
accompanied MN TO New York, where he
deserted her' 9he had 80 cents, with which
she bought hali lare ticket to Poughkeep-
SIC sic ~here she was picked up by The police.
Inc father was notified OF the whereabouts
OF ms daughter and went to Poughkeepsie
10 care Tor her. The case is an unusually
SAD one Inc glrl is OF a highly respected
family She seems, however, TO have an
ranIars ber 6ardI, "nlon
On nre,as a.na.;,,, ~ IT, i'e' a, '1
and was found in tbo straots ~ p, pe'' J',,
,ba IL 81 tae ~ f VI "os .,I oS
many small thefts
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i; +ba iI'iS touPanleS
III Ihe huaJe nave written 70 tine Estey Guard
r,atcb ,,'o,,l5 H. a,,'a'.t.I re iur
NH ,,r,haI,I,. 80 ',,. iaveI Hna1ch
If tbs croci taan,s If ,La NJ, "l.il so,'.e
co,,no,;as '''S -''S''' '"se'u7
ra''s anu 'sGres ABOUT the new navy
s uns' 'eoently Ieie'teu 10 III our local col
INNS, are ELVen 10y Commander Brown IN