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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

fuuI lttiiiAh lhnurcis, Whose NAMES were uU.
huuHu. were drowned SUNDAY ul.uf MIND. gt
lrhhliut ln rnuss The tuunrgllrut river opposite.
0trailurl hullHH. Tine wutsr where tu-t .,.r-.
iuuhu Nas ph} h'r irt'l urep ami lnr1 could -a-
iy nave wauca asnlrr
Ihr new building given Iu Jue acaurify M
Nurlh Charleston uf irs-t turNrU off nrtrgif
Mich ut cost 1i $1,000. was recently dedicated
lhr htiN ui tuuIl-- u. DsEuod. aged TO- MAS
found FRIDAY lu Harvey s. pond. Maucne.si-r I.
prunauN committed suicide Whine urrtugcl from
uVrrsIu.'.
John b. uruirN. 20 prominent citizen of I.al..
h image ANA Wrh-kunWu Oruuu Army uluu ...H
milird suicide nv cutting nis throat Muuaa.
SNOW fell ou Mt. ~ asnustuu "Wednesday Bi..fr
Nathaniel Jcublus,lI luurlrI and N 81 lean
ul thrrmuul. owners uI Iu- uac-r Alien. Mn.
nav a1ll hri o" d pnA slciAu DO ST. Paul. tur uri..
paid having u-ru sam
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

Conn is among the summer noarder
David Eddy
Roy John Davies started for home boz.
Monday m1rnin.
Frank b. smith BIS still. 600 the nnE H.
but improving slowly
MIR HAYNES aud family from Minnesu..
are visiting at ID q Richardson
Jonathan Babcock has got pension H.
ss per month
The ladies of the Congregational chur
will sell ace cream aud cake at Tine town
hall SATURDAY evening from q 90 oclu.I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

Mrs 3. O.. Larraurr is caring far her
SICK daughter n braulepor.
Harvey h. stone OF boston is an Town
ar Stone has gust received an aut,,inf
hent a. letter carrier on the Boston lore.
nut wan mot enter upon ui, duties ior ty,,
month.
Hiarj Weeks mas swarm of bee. tna+
during the month of June. bsgst, i,,,-,,,..'
Tor themselves, unl besides attepd,p. \.
1heir own household duties stored Y.. b.
pounds oi surplus white clover NON, f,r
their owner
Mrs. n =. Hudson and daughter Viola
nave Just returned from visit 10 Mas
cnusetts
Monuments have lately been set up I'M
Tue village cemetery Tor Cue baxter fslpii,
anu M the Niles cemetery for nm. -,
family MAJ
Francis MAY has been adding 10 ms buiiI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

Arrivals TINS week. Charles a Mason and
% Lewis Morse trom Phiiadslpnia. Zen.
uN carriage drive Capt Harrison AlirIsl
ami wlie from cumervIle. Mas. ut ther
summer resIleur-
Ieu. Love aud wife VINO nave been st1.
ping at samuel Morse Tor severa weea
started Yesterday morning Tor their nou.
u 0rE. Net
fuur young people we're received INTO iu.
church Uv baptism last auudag
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

We desire tl say to our citizens thai We have
u-ru selling lr hmg New Discovery ton Com.
sumption. br kings New Lite Pills BucEIru'-
AruIeu aaiyr and Electric Bitters ANA have never
handled remedies that sell So well Or Iuuf uat.
given SUCH universal satisfaction We uu not h---
lluir t1 guarantee them every TIME. auu VH stand
ready ture tluu lfr purchase money % siiisf uflt
results 600 DOT follow their uat. litsf. rruitU Ia-
have Won their great popularity purely uu iu.Ir
merits. Henry a Chaplin bruEgI.f
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

Last saturday, ahouJ ne A d.. th- ,,r,.
owned Dog Emery Sage iu district H.
wac burned anu with 10 two cai,e. ami
he'. joel D. Whitney is home and ,,ilr
preach next sunday al the lon.,r.gsl,., ...i
church '-"'4'Hai
Mfs. Matte Lusnmau and chilli .l M.
ork are stopping at ner f,tb.,..
sage '' u. d.
IT, d. OoEgs"el of Bridgewatsr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

'urlns tine month ui june 81 cases ul uiuhiu.
rla were it pliu-d iu tuv board ui health but iH.
disrhs- st-us Go tHr DIVING ont. uu new yt-t-- Us.
iug ur-n reported sinrt JuIF
Miss susan b. 1vlIourl. oi hs--pr. d l.radual..
ni smith college, na- ts-t-u chosen assistant Ir
cipaI "i iir slearts high school az Diarrm1uf
john Higgins has brought SUIT uEaiusr tpa
cheshire ROAD 900 Tine United States t.uurt of tf.
dl trci ul Massachusetts, tur damages iu tine SUM
9I ei"h lur causing iur death ui hi- 5000. David
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

il tine other counties have done as well
as Whitman In holding their total popua
non. ln spite of the losses iu the farming
towns. the state a. whole viii make "a
better showing than mas been feared might
bee the cA-t
Mr. Howe mas also furnished approx
mate estimates Tor several of the larger
towns iu the state Iu addition to those Civ.
eu in our columns two week, ago Follow
Iur is the iI-T
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18
CENSUS FIGUREs
Thr WtBdhHHI OsuHty Towas Neuri,
aLnnlnlrIr.L.

The following approximate estimate "
tine population ll all Cine towns 90 " nduam
county except 'ruutor1 are given by th,
supervisor ui census. 81 D Howe of New
tam. Mir Howe repurtstue inquiries unt
as estimate. winch are usule IT some case
to vary considerably from tine uiuclai count
Iu connection with the figures tor 500 vr
give tine figures from tine cen~us of l~~U
Tor purposes of comuarIs.n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18
AacE.suviiie

l. b. stetson and % b. Stone of hosto.
are amending d few weeks with friends %.
this vicinity
it was CYRUS r. Morley instead of Man
lev a. tine tvpes had Do last week. who D..
visiting friends On tins section and was m-.
with a cordial reception on the 1th inst
Rev J.. j. Tucker Of Wilmington of.
ciated at the funeral OF Mrs. George N
briggs at the Methodist church last Sun
day la the hrst part OF the day and in tn.
after uart attended quarterly meeting SEP
vices Rev g. Fairbanks viii preach Dol
the same church next sunday at tine usua.
hour. and also the Sunday following. Rev
l.. b. harris being absent
A. l. Gates has recently taken two com
papies % Somerset on fishing excursion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

IS pfr.p ui .plu news comes lu the au
uuuuremeut tnat orders nave been received
trum -f A.nHu- for the remOvu. of tu.
harrow gauge freight track from the rea.
of tine passenger station and ITS transfer
down iuio the railroad ward where the
switching and transfer OF freight will here.
after bee done a death trap Is TINS 10 Doe
done away with. ana It proves that the R4
raj Improvement society and tine protest ot
citizen, mas been OF som, avail after all
Mir orr the Commercial mon re.e
graph superintendent was 90 town ou
" edues1al and stated that the hue Co.,
HratueuorH viii Zoe nuiit at once comm.
through Northnrid and iiInsdAle Mr. Drr
Vii' bee here next week 70 arrange for nt
ting uu the brooks House otnc,
The need of some SORT OF tre alarm -y-
tenn was ieir again ON W ednesdav eveuln-
Vnp,i tn, whole village was alarmed ou H.
count ut the Va est Brattenoro tre as the
only Wrau- Ii calling ont the nremeu 8
our very next pubic Improvement 10 bring
the village ur IN the times let us nave fire
alarm system which will tell iu what loca
Itv the fire So aud Indicate now serious is
tine aHug.. DO has been estimated uv an
expert THAT the FIRST cost of "A suitable sv-
tenn with 20 boxes. would not exceed S24uU
IHauk- 90 the dry weather tine nav cror
.- being secured DO hne condition. ana ls gu
n- INTO th- harms RAPIDLY Inc crop is one
"' the largest in recent wears. ana the qua.
'
.' '''A''' 1000 JOY "7" inns mann S'"N oi view
I'-'''' Up wen n'us'' ana ''eH'f OF
Ihe rear OF Lhe iag drive passed bratte
DOT " '''',''''' "''' ,,,e Ii''' ol morse
al' ".'. ..' an ,'''.l e'i'''iN sii"l' 'lll'
que river "A'''- ''5li 71 OIL al I'-', lAs
-, and .i no.. ~ ,, -
-. H.. ,,,... mel.
~ 's'''-. 'ei'' as7''''a''o" VIII
.nrv. -'N' l'7S'''' evening Win Mi7
a'''. ''Ieii IL 'e'.uS' u'' 'l'
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hu''''" ID. '"'''"'. '" TUESDAY 'l iAl-
Wees. was overcome 'Y the neat ana h'-
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

,, uo'si' iuIantum has lost its terrurs ,pi, f
l,1rri,-, ul Nuaiht'-il IAN Collie. luus-ru am.
AMI ~. -. l...ltll When lhat remedy /. i,-...
1i1 .Lr treatment as directed Nitii r.i.I. tfti
"t-, " cure ie certain Bin V AVAIL. .
~ "t merchant al Maltrrsnur. II ..,.
q, Nuiru in1 uanl boy oi cholera hi .r.f,,,. IN
~ ~ a. o,uei ruinrdivs nhd Jailed Ihs clild M,
D,,f,, -. uv seriiieu almost beyond NE an b..
Hu'iiah hinun ur reach ui aut ut.tII..ii,-' "a
"'s anu Aitf cent bottles lor sale IN p
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18
- ANNuAI gcnoo1 MnrrIN-


There was o. very small attendance at tl..
annual school meeting of district 500 hsIU
900 tuesday eveniug.-u0t more than iN Ur
60 men and halt dozen women beIul pres
eut After the cali Co. order aud tine reaI
u. ot tine warrant by the clerk. Hon D. n
unrr- was chosen moderator for tns year
The reports of The treasurer and prudential
committee we're accepted and ndouted vitH
ont discussion While this motion was uu
Capt D. " DhiIds took tine floor and. call
nr attention Co the fact that the member.
Ui the school board had been paid 90 saInf'y
during tine past wear, bee said he believed
they should boz pHti suitable sum tor their
services as o. dome in other places. aud uov
ed that they ue paid 500 each for tine ua.t
wear aud >lu for tine wear Co come Capt
Ohlids suggested that 1t 10 was necessary tu
tu save tins amount ur reduce expense 90
could Dee duue hv dispensing with the ser
vices ui supervisor winch be had been
informed were not "a matter OF necessit,
Dr hoIton took the floor ana explained why
no salary had been paid the board ami
strongly opposed the idea ui doing without
o. supervisor Doe sand THAT iu lists and
1863 the district voted t1 uHN Dea OWN.
nell 500 salary us chairman of the board
ON the strength of tins vote Mr. Waite took
500 as MS salary as chairman when bee
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After some more discussion vote was car.
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af In Hoifor "a vote ,t rs,-t, ,r,rs. "a.
Mr. Collins was PASSED for has auIr Hf.u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

A carpenter uY tur name of 81 b fourr- I
from thg roof uI a huu-e BOZ East li-.- N..r.-.
ahu sustained pallluI uuu serious slraiI aI H..
Mlisl Mhirh hr cured Nitn ONE bottle lf Ibsf.I..
nam ntn Balm NE SAY % De- worth o. "a iulttI.
40 eual hilu '' cents tor sale b} d. Il IuorI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

tI-H hrfruuu ol urrrunril. Auss aged
Nrala Tell through tur tees uu ihe railroad uridr.
al lihhpuuu tarh. Springfield AMI WA. uruN utI
redruct A haie ui hlusuaie. Whu Iu a family
quarrel iasi May kulrl MS brother. nd. fafY.,. .
suicide following, mas lust H--u indicted iur man
sIuuEIIH"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

DiHvton hackiey and Fred Cutter of
hrat'lenoro walked a. town last Monday
ann returned 900 edn-saar
MIR. and Mrs. O. h Crosier Of Rutisp5
are IA town visiting their parents ami a. ~,
friends
The Grove ,arresuopdept of th.. t..e......
or last week forgot 20 mcmillan the t,,,i,,..-
of Mrs burnep IA ,-nd,p., ,,,I 49,, -.
ana f,,tb,rir,s, ~. ,,,.,. -. Ne' ''ui
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18
abr l)rrmOnt phnnig
EUATTIIHI
FRIDAY .I.N PES I-

H ua. % tn... STRONG -p... ....
Iui.. f.aar- urI, 300 ne.auuu. Boo. n.H
uar..n t.. ..u.r--. auu It maN.
reading ururaH uu oHr nr-t uar. l'Ia.
UYt. uau-e- u. Congress approve. Obj.
aumur.n,-. silver U.'. tine President a-u..
I uu. .r f. u.a t.. lass. Incoming "na..
u.,m auda..
DO OIL. -iIH tuat e..tuiu Spanish diplomat
a...i . tu. uuautr. tue.r mission neiu. Cd.
ta.t r.. HH.. ir.u.. with ro-arI On poo.
..... auu,vat.. .t .uu u tne .w.
--a.. Iue .umu. 5000 600 UuH I- uama.
assn urt.. at.um.u SPAIN would ne l.aa Cd.
.rI tnr i,0an.
u.u lan . Fremont historically note.
a.tu. .Iauuacr audtn4 first uresidentIa
rarIHat.u. tue hopuuurau purity dleI OIL.
.. N.u rnf Ham. ~uuIa. at the or.
r.rr.. u.s. taaI. a sketch .i bus hts u.u
Iu t.I. i- crowded out Tins week.. AMI vs. D..
appear u ueNt i--l.
Tine U..rur. question has taken 900 au u..
expected uus-. DOB tn. iomlatu Legislature.
... Nr.u.- Havmr vetoed tn, nI. 81. sun.
irH the proposition Ilr au eEteu~uu o' tu.
urr, rHarrr 81. tna r-Hu.. tn. hNu..
urYmn.s passed tasor BIOS vst. uut Uu.u
tus .auar tried o.. lu tne same ching
found tuaf Do Was gust one vote -Hor. HH
account u Cine fatal illness of One at tH.
I1ter. maHrt Tine senate therefore
passed resolutions ieeIaru. that tine uea-
ur.UIH uat come within tr, PROVING. o. tus
governors veto power and >eut tur ca-.
O.. tne supreme court ot tne state tor H.
ai.Ian The result Will be awaited with u.
rerest. though DO is generally expected tina.
the enur. ulIl upboli the senate ,iev ..
tns.aa-.
IneN Wilson original package mUua--.
ns the -,uar. "a. give each state tha a..
to. ui tne u4urr trafnr within lt- own nlr
uer- has been amended bv the uouse lud
olare committee -, as tu make 10 apuiaaH..
O., all articles Hf commerce Tine effect ..
tine uouse amendments vI.. ne Co deeiar.
aI sucn ARTICLES within tine conro. 20. 3D.
state a- -uou as they reach their destination.
AMI THAT they MAY mot r- sold within tina.
state 300 tu- ORIGINAL uacgare nr otner0l-.
lu violation OBJ. state laws Provision BE-
made against discrimination uv parteu.4.
states BOZ favor of articles produced within.
those states and care mas been taken torr.
vent the measure from authorizing auvtHu-
uke stuI. ur ihInt.u of interstate e..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

bad FIRE "hlNi'''''
This village had an unusual eA'ile''''''
late W eduesdnv evening POI ihr Hr' "''..
DESTROYED thc knight MINER 'n'' .1I''
old Fisher shop uu milestone nr''h h'
tire broke OUT ABOUT I'.''' """ guy
being O. large wooden t"o.storN strucIui g
heavily umbered and iuI OF mateiiA'. Do
burned hercaiv lighting up h" une COMM
round toruuuatc.t tne mtht was SUI .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

NewfHnr.
Ine prisoner VINO wa. brought Oh Is
last spring ou charge of uaEIu- nUr-.
from tuv care Iu B eruou. b. persistent l.
efforts % ESCAPE. tiu promise ul gual H-
navIur nr nad been allowed Oh g1 wIJuoa.
snacEies lately Inesday evening ne mal.
d dash Tor hberty and succeeded 90 rush
lu- into the nall when tine Iaiior wa- Open
iur inr ial. duur tor another prisoner De-
capture was speedy ami matter 0i u-
cesslty Tine mau was again put iu irons
summer visitors ara COMM. and -oiu-
The Norst.sr house r. literally full tins
week Among It's guests al present wri.
InE are br and Airs spring ul hoilIst1l
Mass The former was. some wears ago. pa
prnrticiur uuVslcIau Iu Jumala-
Miss a SAWYER. principal ot nom.
school IN hrattieD1ru and formerly oi the
place. is boarding a week at the D1uu.
nou--
Miss annie ~ lnsiou OF Amherst. ua.
tive of Neviau- rs visiting Mis-, Aub.-
heuut
Inc Liorary association offers souetniu-
new IN the way cot entertainment ,aturda.
evening. at I mon mali. 90 a costume reai,4
uy Miss Ouve Thompson of New YORK ON.
Among tnv costume impersonauou> iu uar.
SECOND ot tnr program wlll be that of Ii-
| va lockwood delivering q snort lecture
also another prominent lecturer iu has bar
e-i lecture. auI aunt samantha will dI-
course on Experience with summer boar.
er- 10 ls u YEAR since tine hurary ua-
gwen an enterJaIumeur
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

Chapter Weak tired uu apIirIiI.
CnhpieF d Took Hood aursauarlII4
Chapter lIl. strong. cheerful. uturr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18


Richardson iarm wagon aud horses were
coming dow. tue I.. uuu H. tue uhih.a.
tree. came uH just opposite The nirutt
place. letting tnr Un.. IHH. IM. .e. Cine
wagon Hu 81. In. horses uuI tueN began iH
fuu Doc trtW q. uHIu Them uut rem nruhe
and tno driver inrn jumped ah inc
horse. ruU uut. Iu-t upuu-It. M D Good
durl house. when tn't turned snort lu.
co.. axle ui Oh. Wn.HH -tfu.h o. granite
hlchiht N'-. And 'Nr '"d 'i lHe ''i' wen.
lh'""tN 'n' 'II'h u"''I li"ulh- l"'' 'n'
't'''' ''' '' 'hr "''9'' was 7''"'" In.
s'i"i."rN ""l was h'l StNe'''' "uIl. "ii'
'''h nave -'h'' '--N "' "''h OF quo i''..
h"" slI"'N '"'l hlL"'i "' Do "'"'" nave
gone '"I"'-" '"r '''' '' "'' MOUSSE '"''
''IhtI Ni Ih' '""H where woman was
quay Pc ''''
turning ''' '''
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

bon % aud a. pound Tins best for taiii- aud ui,I.
zeal u-ts. LAcriis ia strength and drnlagl AIDS
digestion
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

lu u-c1u- uauH.. rrla uHHur Iur Improved
Medical Discovery 900 another column
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

Newfumt

Mr $ Z WorI-u and children ir...
fuenuurg are visiting at pseuu W1rl-a.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-16
..ocREss BY DISCIPLINE.

vornp man, life's discipline and
O o,ccess come from hard work
ne oarIv self denial; and hard earned
sna aus IS all the sweeter at the time
s NSeU old years climb upon your
'Sf n1I and you need propping up.
snoo a part of your weekly earnings,
paw if it b no more than a quarter.
S 3,TIar. and put your savings monthly
aol," savings bank. Buy nothing till
can paw for it, and nothing that
yO~ do not need. A young man who
w. crit enough to follow these rules,
n 81 have taken the first step upward
W anccess in business. He may be
"omneIIed 70 wear coat a re ar longer,
0On if it be questionable; he may
e.~o to live in a small way, but he
ILL he better off for this self discipline.
Tmntv headed folk may sheer and
.Foct to oity him, but he will find that
10 has grown strong hearted and
1--we enough to stand the laugh of
tbo foolish. He has become an indie.
nondeut man. He never owes any
RSodv. and so he is no mans slave.
Ia has become master of himself, and
= master of himself will become a
Ios ]er.-N Y. Evangelist.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-16
Ingenious Boys, Fsln'Es aid sIsSksnith'

1t will pay you to send 25 cents to VIM L.
Spoon, Jr., Chapel Hill, N. C., for his little
eight-page pamphlet, which tells in plain Ian
guage how to acquire the useful at OF soft
soldering. Tells how to solder any two metals
together, and gives a receipt for making
soldering fluid worth ten times the price OF
the pamphlet Farmers, this is tor you. aud
when [ say it will save you money IL learn
this art, L speak from experience. Write your
name and address plainly, cncloasing two
once This Is the fl st time it / as been printed.
Farmers must know the art and trade secrets,
if they would keep their heads above water.
dl6tf
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-16
THE GREATEsT STRIKE.

Among the gr, at strikes that of Or. Miles
in discovering his New Heart ure has proven
it's. If to be one of the most important, The
demand for it has become astonishing. Al
rea ~ the treatment of hart disease is being
revoiutlonized, md m ny un Xpac5 d cures
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Index to New Advertisements.

Rural New-Yorker.
The Griffith Machines.
Jno. Beard-candidate. See sd.
u. 2. Goode-candidate. See ad.
L. A, Hudson-candid ,te. See ad.
The National Stockman aad Farmer.
j.. A & NJ. 81. Holt-School. See ad
il. Ramsey-The Salisbury Watch
man.
DR.. D. Reid Parkeg-Farmers' Alliance
Song.
W. L. Spooner, Jr.-Useful pamphlet,
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