Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-12

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High speed was attained and 10 rounding
curve the traverse ran into the stone
wall which forms an abutment b. q n
Ryders front yard Johnnie, son Of Pat
rick Cranstou. was steering the traverse
and was thrown violently forward He
sustained fracture 81 the right arm above
the wrist, BIZ leg was ~ badly gashed that
eight stitches had ~ he taken in dressing
the wound. and his side ahmed All his
injuries were such that his condition Wa
serious, but be is expected 90 recover
Tommy Guiheen, who was on the traverse
had ~ have three stitches taken 10 4 wound
ia his lex The other boys we're only slight
ly injured
The amateur astronomers were all agog
Monday night between five and six O'Clock
over peculiar light high UP ia the south
eastern sky. our DummerstOn CORE
spondent says that bright glow first
appeared and that q stream Of light shot
down aud Joined it When our astrOno-
mers discovered the light 1t appeared like q
bright shaft Many theories we're advanc-
81 a. ~ v bat II was aud one student Of
the heavens was positive that il was the
comet Of 16S, and was preparing 10 deliver
q lecture about it when the.. uews came by
telegraph that William Browns Sons com
psuy- wooden ware factory at Winchen-
don, Mass was on FIRE The atmospheric
conditions were probably such a. 10 con
ceutrste the light and give the unusual ap-
pearaDce which attracted attention The
light remained visible for half an hour
Wiuchendon is about 40 miles from Brat
tleboro IN direct line The FIRE was
caused 10y the explosion Of kerosene
lamp, and man named Peabody was lady
burned
Mestman Barnes displays handsome
new sign this week
The syuchrOuzei clock. hsve this week
been placed in the Brooks House. at G. A
Trips Ranger Thompson's. Ross White 8
and the Bliss House The line ~ the r stew
shops and Col Fullers residence will be
put in next week
The insurance on William J Pentland' :
house has been adjusted at 500 and set
tied through Sherman a Jenue
The annual meeting Of the Congrega
tiJnal East society WAS held "Wednesday
evening i. b Greene WAs chosen clerk
Geo. G. Averil. : ". Kimhal l. r
Adams. Geo Il Clapp ami Z d. Whitney.
trustees. Geo. O.. Averill, treasurer. II II
Thompson. auditor The treasurer re-
port showed all bill- paii and a balance IN
the treasury Of Sl3 The trustees were
chosen q musical committee resolution
vas adopted gratefully recognizing the
long and faithful lAblr Of love Der
formed for the society by Mr. Malcolm
Moody a. it clerk. expressing thanks and
appreciation for tins service resolution
"as also adopted urging the benefit which
would oe conferred by the erection Of an
electric light 81 a. b. light the entrances Z
the Baptist and Congregational churche,
and Brooks library, and iustructing the
trustees % unite with the trustees of those
institutions 10 petiuJuIug the village author
ities for the erection of such d light
Speaking IT Mas. Louise Hamilton th,
New Orleans Times Democrat remarks
After her first appearance she was al
WAYS popular With the audience. and III bel
songs and dances wHs recalled again anC
again. The Boston Courier SAYS she j,
always graceful aud sings sNeetly aul
WITHOUT sieetatiou Her first appesranc,
+ IN BrattleborJ viii h- triday aud Satu ria ,
EVENING" December & 9 and 20
il is all appreclstve word that cOrre
sp"udvut ~sys 10 sucih.r column about oui
brattleborp stores We believe that be doe
not "verstat- the case 10 any respect
Green Mountain -ImmAndery Of the PEG
pie Five Year Benefit order admitted ].
members aui received 20 applications d
their meeting and election It officer.
"Wednesday evening d b J. O. Geurg,
Mann has instituted lodge al Hiusial,
With ~ members
l~' larse newspaper and package maj
blRes nav arrived and are u be place,
ID position u MORO"
At the annual meeting Of Frieudshi,
Circle j Of K thu following officers wer,
'n'-eu fresident Mr.. II. Jones. We
P'e'li uis' Dit. %. l. Newman. Mr.. A II
D'"tnDs -+crstary MT C. heed treas
ufer' ar. hopkinson. directors
Mts stone Mrs j. Spears, Mrs
D. h"1Fe'u' MIS-. II > NOcdneouRh
II one we're 70 Judge by appearance
shl We eau see %" reason why be shouI
no'. 'here j. practically no limit 70 the de-
Nau1 Tor E,te! organs The factories hav'
F p-eh "sh'7l evenings Tor weeks. and tn
'aUi''lAf ''Aes containing organs have oeei
gong down Caual street u the depot with
astonishing regularity and celebrity.
These OH, Of Alpha lodge. No $40
hhlSnt' OIL Honor we're elected at La
week meeting NJ Clay past dictator
marry ho"r dictator q. Lunberg. vac
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SiaH naiu uaIA upon dlgestlon 10 th'
% % gymnasium 'nls evening VII
a ~
" Fletcher has the frame up for 4
ne" house on the site OF the one recent!
ourned
The brakeman who caused the collision
between the two locomotives on Thanks
giving day has been discharged.
The Vermont savings hank has dsclsre,
it, usual semi annual dividend PAYABLE Jan
lst
Van Doom q Morris have made arrsngs
ments with Crosby 4 ca for the room y,
the second floor Of Crosby block formsrl,
used a. the Household comnosip1 room AM
will fit il up for the exclusive use NJ tbsi,
wall paper department The room will h.
connected with the main store L,. a rorvan