Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-07

neN. The insurance ON the building mas ]
been adjusted through Sherman q JENNIE at
$780, and on Mr. Rays livery stock Of all /
kinds at $i6O Mr. Rices insurance was
adjusted at Sl1jO
r. NJ. Williams Of West Brattleboro har
vested this year 1jl bushels Of corn from
seven acres Who can beat this record
Replies from the Western states are sole
tied
This years Thanksgiving-day service
will be IA union service held IN the town
hall, with THE Home as the subject and
all the local pastors taking part
The Pilgrims Of Fort hummer Colony
are 20 eat genuine Thanksgiving supper
at Grand Army hall tomorrow evening,
with invited guests, and a happy time is
anticipated
Dummerston people say it is now their
turn to complain Of Brattleborus part of
the lower or river road which is in bad
condition after the heavy rains, aud ia
need Of attention
The maple sugar exchange sales for Sep
TENDER and October amounted to $500 $3.50
for september and $3.50 for October The
shortage of fruit helps sugar sales, and
the exchange has lately called in several
hundred gallons of syrup from parties who
The need now is for some very nice syrup
10 til orders from buyers who have learned
10 order the fancy grade This is the same
old hint over again that It Is good goods
that 1t pays to make
John Ray has at last laid his hands on
the thief who stole team from him about
the 2jth Of September The man appeared
about noon one day and said he wanted to
/ drive to pettee's stock farm He gave the
name Of Stanley, drove of, aud that was
| the last seen 1T him DiIgent search failed
| TO reveal his whereabouts or any trace Of
/ the team, but at the end of last week word
/ came of the arrest at Hartford, Conn. Of
"a man who answered the thiefs descrip
/ ton. John g. Howe. who happened to be
at the stable when the fellow got the team
accompanied Mr. Kay o. Hartford. aud
both identified him a. the thief Requis.
/ ton papers have been applied for and he
will lee brought o. Vermont for trial The
team has not been recovered and there IL
little doubt that the mau belong, 10 gang
engaged IN running Oft such property.
r. Wales requests all ladies' wishing %
learn waltz. polka and ~chottlsche 20 meet
at Harmony hall tomorrow. saturday. al
1870 o.. ST.
The members of the Golden Cross com
mandcry gave supper followed hv a
pleasant social time at Red Mems hall last
evening
The bill Incorporating the Young Mem
Christian association ut hrattieboro PASSED
the house YESTERDAY
A a. Pierce has bought out the Interest
of his partner. Mr. Barry. ia the plumbing
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ne annual ' A. L. iHir VIII 'e held ''
the gun some novel features are prom
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congregational SUNDAY sou''I last 0uuuhl
evening. was an exercise 'l unusual inter
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leaves Eras~r, hh1 lh1lHh corn. Report
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last week.
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-. East and have in every case received
warmest praise She comes 10 Brattleb
~ entirely without pay. and the whole ?
i'u ceeds of the lecture will bee devoted 10
a. charitable fund of the Young people of
eu- Unitarian society Under these circt
ing stances large attendance is hoped
ere Mrs williamson Is the secretary of the 81
al Charities Ald society OF New Jersey
led was visitor III hrattleooro during the
wp cent vacation season.
nv Iiisons auction sale is one of the thi
The TO be remembered for tomorrow
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