Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-08-15


morning prayer and sermon 1.3D %. 81
evening prayer The rector will also Off
ciate in Christ church. Gullord at 2:3D g. "
Complaint is made by Brattleboro people
Of the bad, and in some places dangerous.
condition Of both the old and new roads T.
| West Dummerston beyond the Dummerstou
line. Besides forming one Of the most at
tractive pleasure drives around Brattleborc
! the roads are much used by the people OF
both towns and they should be kept up in
good shape
Concrete walks are being laid on the west
side OF south Main street, from the top oi
the hill, and on Prospect street
L. G.. Crosby writes from the range that
he expects to be in Chicago ON the Path
inst, with the first shipment Of the season
| Of beef cattle
The printing Of the Valley Fair. to be
held Oct. ! and . is now being done at The
Phoenix lob office The large posters will
be the handsomest specimens Of color print
ing ever seen ia Vermont
The invitations for the High school alum
nj reunion are being sent out today.
The First Regiment band has been en-.
gagged to furnish music at the annual coach
ing parade at the Maplevoud Hotel. Beth
lehemi n H., IN the White Mountains
next Wednesday On account of this
engagement the usual concert will be omit
| ted next week
Rev 5. NJ Crother, of 81 paul Mimi
will preach IA the Unitarian church on Sun.
day morning
Guy L. Chatdeld. a Young man we'll
known 10 Brattlebiro died ia New York
| Yesterday afternoon he left New York
the hrst Of May to take a position on the
surveyor corps of the Nicaragua canal
! company, arriving Ia Greytowu two weeks
later. He was seized very soon with the
intermittent fever characteristic OF that
climate, accompanied 10y exhau,tiug hem.
mortgages As soon as his condition per
/ mitted he was taken ~ Colon and was sent
| - New York by one Of the Pacific mail
steamers under suitable medical care He
/ arrived there Aug D, aud was taken t. the
New York hospital on Fifth avenue where
| be received the most skillful treatment
which the city affords. bat the complrra
tons Of the disease we're such that hi, re-.
covery was impossible His parents and
| other friends have been With him during
hi- illness. His age was 81 years
Notice has been given that the board of
| clvil authority viii he iu session at the s..
| iectinen room M the town hal. next Mon
/ day at , % clock o.. 81 tor the purpose of
P'a'lns uat''r' on the check Inst and max
'"s 'oi rectiohs'
\ Young man nameI Adams. employed
/ by r T. StOckwell. received severe IN iuri--
Wednesday evening by being thrown from
a horse. Il half broken bronchu. Owned bv
Mr. Davis. Adams wa, thrown ou t. the
/ piazza of Lawrence lleaphy F., house Oh Ce
| dar street striking on BOO, head aud chest
| splitting MS nose aud badly brui-ug him
'iI' INJURIES are not hkelF ~ prove serlO,Is.
The lawn tea served hy the Baptist ladies
/ on the lawn at h =. Carpenter W edut-
day evening was pleasant and successful
| hHalr. The grounds were prettily lighted
anu the FIRST Regiment band gave several
/ selections there, previous Co their regular
! concert. The proceeds were about $50
John Counors has sold hi, house OH Park
street b. Horace II Hall
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/ ,.r Unusb * ~. ' it' "a, 'P''i s'
NIGHT and mad hin -a,ba@ nj 60
| time He had some trouLl. vim on.. If bi.
| friends at RAYS stable and then under
/ took t. run Milier's fruit stand an his ,,r,
/ account. rolling Watermelon. Jov,u the
street, aud breaking a light of glass before
| he was persuaded away. After this he
| came on to the People, bank corner. where
/ he attacked Eugene Frost and got Knocked
down and afterWari received similar
treatment from Michael Henuessey, John
Houghton and one or two others Officer
Mcclure was sent for and Doyle WAS ar
rested IN Bakers barber shop He was
locked up and the next morning was fined
- and costs amounting To- - Il, which he
pad. Doyle claims that he got his liquor