Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

Eeva. Parry ADJ Mcneufkes ~ Icy
Mr. and Mrs l. " Hauley. n A strong
and Mes Florencs Clark. the latter setting
A. s,enoxrapher. have been IN sttsndancs
ur.1n TIE meetings q the BAPTIST Sunday
s-hc.1l convention ct West Randolph The
s-hoois Of the state were represented By
2lO teachers and oaicers Mr. Parry pre-
Sled and Mr.. Sanksy led the -ong services.
Rev ? c. McFsrlan q Darlington vas
ch1--n president ami Rev II " D11glass
g Futney secretary.
Two srs-cimens Of FREE hand drawing. the
work q Willie Hsyvopi q S0uth Main
street lad i2 years q age, are on e1hibi-
ton IN Hoiden's show window. Young
Havuoo.i has never received instructiou. but
the picturez are nevertheless sell drawn.
showing thai be has g pre,1ilectiCu for ar
tistic sork. vhich may - developed -
good advantage.
A life ike crayou portrait 4 The pld
Schcolmaster. the b0norei and lamentet
I B r Bingham. uas hung in the High
schu1l room on Thursday moruiar over the
/ desk uhich BE- always occupied. IL uas
1 the thoughtful and Appropriate gift q the
! graduating class q this year. " no thus
/ shou their love sni respect for the man
/ Under " bon - much Of their school life
was spent The portrait Is an excellent
piece Of work By the artist Stuart, and i
| handsomely framed 10 attracted general
attention uhils standing ia HUBBARD yin
dos before being taken 10 IL place IN the
| High sehool ruosn.
The quarterly SESSION. q the Vermont A
IC. conference sill begin Thursday night.
June L.. IN the louer toWn hall The o.
der q erer-ises will be a. folloss Preach
ing 81 30 business meeting Friday at ?
D. y. prayer meeting AZ P y f5llowed
by preaching On Saturday. preaching At
2.y p \; praise meeting ct ?. y.
preaching At I'D Sunday services wih te
preach June
" X Childs abb has 10 charge the
task II raising money - buid the mOun
tain rad, Is meetiRg With good success,
having Slpyp already pledged The foil
amJunt - - guaranteed i--fore the vork
Is legun is 1850 The hest way our peo-
PIE can sbo~ their public spirit and their
appreciation q What Brsttiehoro mosi
neeis j. by Coming forward promptly
snd cheerfully With Subscriptions for the
remaining 80 The ruad ought . b
under contract within the next Two weeks.
and 10 that ca-- Is c1ud b oomplet=i
ready for Use by the pablo 10 July and
August We understani that T " Waite
would bold himself really - practically
complete The raj III ten days time EN-
ployiug the force Of msu which he Is nov
working "a the railroad spur track 81
White River Junction. Let Us have tn.
rad AZ once and of--n up one 4 the mail
attractions Of BrAttleb1ru. 10th % our oWn
people ami o. our summer visitors.
james = Mcclellan q GrisWoldvill-
Mas has sid his s,aibJn Archie - par
ties IN HOiyOke. Mas uho ~ill put bin
on the track His other stallion. Don, ali
make the Season At Wares stable, A. adyer
tis-l
Z Commander Brown has returuei frou
NashinsgtJu having receutly t--~n 0rier-.
oy the secretary Of the navy - APPEAR be
fore the retiring board 10 SESSION al ID.
navy department. The bard has report
Il that while the Commander i amt for
duty Al present he 1, not permanently in
eHpaciiatei for active s-rvIce. and has re-
Commended that be he granted aDOtEel
years l=ave I absence
tiord work u the state experiment ia
iiJn ~ Burlington app=ar. ia the b1ll-tin
% the potato r1s AMI apple sab Inch !
printed 10 our agricultural department =
day This bulletin uut only shows The
cause IL the iIsastroo. blight uhieh strlci
4
8 remedy and the m-thli u spp.lcati11
and tells slth hat results this remedy - a
tined 81 the experiment ,tstilu farm lAs
s=a~,u IL viii d 81 immense gain . Ii,
: cal-= u agriculture u. by means q prac
tIeal experimental work II ever be-Jme
possible for the farmers - defend tasi
. / crpps against a visitation % the blight o
~ - they u0W Do AyAius; the attacks To
Q the C1lorAio beetle
A lear - - se-u "a Z BarrJNs. faru
= 10 MAr.p.1rD feN iay. As1.
Attention. b, once uore calI-i D. the 81
drsss on MISSION sork ia Bgrnah. India &
b gwen ia the Baptist chapel next Tues
LAY evening by R=y r h Evri-th a ma.
sionary from BurmAh
Gilsons auction sAles c4ontina. T. b. = =
, patrpoiEed. Last saturday be Disposed q
ab0ut - horses al auction and uumb~r =
private sale, resolving prlce- ranging fra
$50 70 so
The Amateurs 20 - HinSiale - uJrrot
% play a return game ~ith the Athletic.
I The annual meeting 81 the grand k,is-
q the Masonic b-sil~- Niu be held at Ba'
a AugJon next week
, H. q Clark h1rs- started near ii
, brooks House arch Tuesday Afternoon an,
-
t-fur- beng staDpei
The annual nesting 81 the Wiuihai
-, coanty bnari 4 uhderwrit-rs was held s
. BelIo~s ALL IN Tuesday and thes- oticer
choe-u u Z Taylor. president c. + 4
J-nne. secretary. A. " Calls treasurer
p T. : Leonard. II sherman. T J I
Cud~ orth, rating blari Dinner was cal
. en- AZ the Commercial Huuse
; The Refurner plant j. u he novel frJs
: Tyler block 70 the Jelly companys bulk
q inss ga Flat street. Mr. Davenport vi
: have basiness oiios IN Crosby block.
a lArze number Of BratJleb5ro people a
r tended the memorial services at Chestei
p heli Factory last sunday Delegailor
z acre als1 present from Putney, Westmor,
> and and other places Musie Was furnisl
Il by the Puiney and Chesterfield Fsctor
Il bands. Songs we're sung by A J MaxhAl
Is and . quartet Leslie BrAsjr Of Brazil,
boro recIted The Drummer Boy o. Nj
l. slon Ridge, and poems were also rs,its
= by Miss Howe aud Miss SlAde and j "
York Of Chesterfield. Col Fuller. Ma
Wales and Capt Streeter were anon
/, those Who made remarks. Dinner vi
: served in abundance. and after the Hterar
! eTercises the soldiers graves in the Gem
terry were decorated About 20 Gran
Army men and many citizens we're presen
? Mr. d. : Pratt lost a valuable bro.
n mare last Wednesday BY accident in = b
n stall. She leaves = stud colt two weeks Oh
, got by Geo. Russelrs famous Cahforn
% stallion the colts dam i by Mr. EliE,
20 smith : celebrated Wilkes stallion. Alcan
q are. This Is Que Of the richest bre-i colts
: the state
J. The letter carriers handel last mon,
IF lU3, 52s pieces, delivering O. sSg and Ct
$ lectlng >, So pieces. The local posta.
r amounted u 1851
Bicycling is having a decided boom
e Brattieboro this season T A Hubbal
It has sold j. Columbia safrJies. including ~
tAndems
r Briscoe I. NeWcomb, brother Of ".
e lAee SeSeomb, died Wednesday al Nor
~ Hinsdale Of quick consumption, aged nes
u y 81 The body Was taken 70 Mansfel
Mas, where he formerly lived, for buris
Is tie leaves a wife and one child
n A brakeman uamei Aiken vas struck
It the overhead fridge al Tidi's cro.ssin
CharlestoSn, y. II SUNDAY evening. Al
= instantly killed His home vas in PSlme
Ut Mas and his boly Nas taken there (
: burial
BoyntOn & Stolte, the cigar mauufactu
err, are 10 enlarge their quarters in {
DE- Nlntou building aud increase their force
AT the annual meeting Of the stockhol
be err u the Brattlsboro q Whitehall railro
Il company, heid al the Brooks House
lie Monday, from - . ~ we're present I
ID Old bard Of officeTs Sas reeleetsd
e business Of general interest ~ss transsi.ts
- The members Of the Woman's Rel
c'rIs are requested 81 meet At q. A
81 hall next THURSDAY afternoon.
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