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


The missionary meeting at the baptist
chapel tins evening Will be made interesting
hy the display ut sterroptIcon views from
pictures recently made among the Congo
missions Rev Mr rarr, s. sermon next
SUNDAY evening wall nave reference Co the
results OF atauie, trip Co the African m
terror
Elder s " Bishop of " orcester Mass
will preach in the lower town hall Oh sun
day, at 1890 A Al aud 80 b. 81 Elder
>. Cook viii preach at 9.aU O. 49, Subject.
The four kingdoms ul Daniel. illustrated
showing that the fifth ami everlasting king
dom Is next IA order
The annual school meeting for district
40. will bee held in the high school ruom
next Tuesday evening at s O'Clock There
Is an article in the warrant tu see y, hat a.,
unn will Toe taken iu regard tu ouildu. ID
scnOOihouse tor tine primary AMI iutermr
diate department.
The Estey ,iuard, rifle teams match
with the Richlurd company b team dad not
come on Yesterday. but 1t Is expected that
match wall soou be shot and that eucu
team will semi IA representative 10 IT, upt...
nent range
Prof. Tyler OF Northampton Will preach
at the Centre church next aunda.
The Methodist SUNDAY school Will picnic
at Chesterfield next " eduesdag
Nubody guessed risht Oh the t,teyviilp
Kicker prIle novelty. which Peter Chase
finds so Indispensable iu ms business The
poor may have DC. the ricn eau coutrn. o.
90 tnriNes Iu all ctmes ami srasuu- o. ought
Co bee In every guriru ETC. Tie thing De-
progress, of course.
Prot and Airs Cnarner are nov uu their
way To- France after spending tine winter
ami spring ia tins country "a hm cuiu. 30
the professor SAYS 90 private letter ego
be again glohe trotter. a. YOU will --e
and viii spend the summer 10 IA httie valley
OF the fNrener-. whose sulphuruu~ wat-r-
wall keen me alive. Of the word oi au Den
talhhie A- b can nr depended upon b.,
lore leaving Prot Charner sat t. Robert
ttardle Tor portrait which the artist will
finish IA brattietoru TINS summer The
professor SAYS that hardie portraits ~
President Ehut aud tieu bristoW an, "a
great success
W iihe Haywood mas recentiv completed
his first effort at Landscapes painting lhi.
picture found ready sale a. did nis last
previous one
some valuable additions have recent,
been made u the natural history slci-t. ~
collection IA the library buliiiuv uua OF
these Is ii large hedgehog given bv Biz
Matthews. who lives Just TINS side of the
suspension bridge iu Chesterfield The
other rs an unusually hBe specimen OF the
loon which was shot on kaV pond iu lNIl
mngtou- bUtu were set up hy Mr. tIar,
6uv kstey mas made d quick recover,
from tine amputatIuu OF ms haud and b.
now riding out and nj plsv out -doar- "a, u-
uA.
The music furnished los the Artillery
band for Ware ANA Mason at Dneat-riirli
lake July was highly euloyed by the large
crowd present Inc band SURPASSED all
lts previous attempts, playing On a manner
which reflected great credit upon che Cog
Eanlzatlou Owing 20 two members being
absent the band wa. assisted by Messr-
Charles, George aui Jar.b b l-auE ciarl
net suiulsts of the Citizens band of Nru
port. n b.. who rendered suIus winch were
evidently appreciated Judging from the
p encures. Much credit d. due a. Mr. sweet.
the leader. who Ina, spared ua pains o.
bring the organization up 10 nigh stand
ard of eNcelieuee
he dwelling house ui John Vs. Dayi, at
North hInsdAie was DESTROYED by tire las.
sunday afternoon Most OF the household
furniture was saved The ioss was about
s4uUu. with no lnsuraue-
Dr. Charles L. Alien. the most accom-
4 plisned physician IA Rutland ami one ut tie
most prominent the state. uied of atsu
4 pieNy on " ednesdsv morning Of last week
he was horn IN brattlebor0 January 81
ls>o. lie graduated at Middiehury college
m 1872, studied msdiclpe with ms father.
ana graduated at the Oastletou medical col
ieFe M 1876 tie mas been d professor iu
! Mlddiebury college and the University uf
ermont ami was urigaue surgeon Tor two
4 wears IN the war ot the rebellion tie was
B the founder OF the state board OF health
ami ITS secretary Tor four wears His ia
/ tner, while practiclng physician IA tins
4 place, lived on Asylum street
The Christian Science association will
meet next "Wednesday evening with Mr.
8 G. streeter. b Grove street
district Deputy Sachem Uurran OF Mont.
peller viii raise up the elected chiefs oi
Quonektacat tribe at the wIgwAm tins even
ing
1t thought that the rear ol the log
drive viii pass brattleuuru ab1ut next llir-
day
A merchant dsy book now ga possession
ui !. %. +. smith, gives d glimpse of odd
Times m Wilmington which Is ui interest 300
connection with last week reunion The
book as one Kept by MIR titcn IA uis store
on the hill M 1873 Al least one third of
all the charges are Tor rum, GU "toii
ana niacEstraI hc most common
charge OF ali d. one hall mug todd Oh
cents Une charge reud- "onr mali mug
told ana two crackers, Id cents Auotb-
er charge De- three one hall mugs todd. 3~
cents, one nall mug more is cents This
was evidently "a treat Frequent charges
are Two quarts ui rum so cents two
quarts OF gan Oo cents Whatever may
4 Ice said Of the temperance ol these modern
Tunes there certainly mas been "a great ion
provement SINCE tine uays of lu aud %
wears ago We meant 90 say al our report
ul The Wilmington reunion that "a 400.
ueeanle thing "a FRIDAY crowd was the
complete absence OF liquor drinking We
saw no person VINO showed any sleu of
having drunk anything Intoxicating
A large numner of nre balloons were
sent up from Wilmington FRIDAY night lust
after the grove exercises and before the
fireworks. one of them was found la the
street al rutney ana another at William
VILE, both m perfect condition
trood progress Is made ON the new fair
grounds at White River junction ANA they
VII ne iu readiness for the state fair lu
September + Waite mas the spur rail
road track practically completed, and In.
large force OF Italians Is nov 40 work on
the grounds and the grading OF the track
The grand stand the Judges stand aud
machinery hall are practically completed
ana the foundations are ready for tn- rr-
naming buiidlugs
A change IA the Gleason 81 Robbins hard
ware nrm is elseW here announced Nr
hobhrns buys Mr. Gleason interest iu the
business ana takes as his partner Mr. uru
nlsou Dowles of Mestheld. Mass Mr
hnhblns retains the exclusive ownership cot
all the accounts of the old nrm and pave
all IT'S hills, the interest of Mr. Oowles h--
ing only IN the stock OF goods and the ux
lures Ar. DoWies is Young mau who
has had SIX yeArs experience 300 the man.
aEement of a large hardware house m " est
held ami comes here with excellent recon
mendAuons. " e are glad 81 welcome HIM
20 brattienoro ana wish tor the new firm
continued success