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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-18

THE FUN HhAlI.
The public funeral took place at the Ban
tst church this afternoon at . O'Clock At
If o'clock services we're held at the house.
conducted by Rev. j G. Foster, d. D., a
former pastor and intimate personal friend
Of Mr.. Estey and the Rev. f. j. Parry.
At the close of these exercises the BODY
was carried to the church, where it Law
in view until . o'clock, and very large
number Of people passed through to
take a last look at the well known face.
All business was suspended, the public
schools were closed, and the whole com.
munity united in tribute Of respect TO Mr..
Esteys memory The services at the
church were conducted by Rev. f. J. Par
nv. the pastor, assisted by Rev DIR. Foster
and Rev Mr.. McGeorge. Music was fur
nshed 10y the choir, who sang the original
HYMN. elsewhere printed, written by Mr..
+ h. Hall, a long time employee in the rs.
tey office. Mr.. Markham sang solos at the
house and church. The business men went
in body to the funeral and the Estey
workmen met at the town hall and marched
thence in a body to the church,, Following
the carriages in the procession to the Gem.
etery we're the workmen marching in
body, and following these the procession of
business men On arrival at the cemetery
the workmen and business men formed a
hollow square about the grave, surround
ing the immediate relatives and other
friends, while the last services took place.
The floral offerings were of the most
profuse and beautiful character Besides
appropriate pieces by the family members
and immediate relatives aud friends, the
factory workmen united in contributing "A
magnificent open book, and a broken col
umn was sent by the office staff
The audience room of the church with
its two galleries, and the chapel with its
class rooms on two floors all thrown to-
gether, we're filed in every part, and aisles
and other standing room were occupied
during the entire service. 1t is probable
that toward 1000 people were gathered to
pay the last honors to the dead
The honorary pail bearers were ex. Gov.
Hobrook. VIM. s. Newton, Bethuel Ran
ger, r. @. Wood, Jonas Putnam, w. A.
button, A. Starkey, F. b Carpenter.
Among the leading agents of the Estey
concern aud prominent men in the trade
who came to attend the funeral were l. N.
Camp of Chicago, f. NJ Bruce of Philadel
phia, Geo. j. SAKE of New York, j. II.
Robertson of New York S Hamilton of
Pittsburg, Pa. VIM Vischer of Yelling
ton, o, Geo s Cheney, manager of the
Boston branch house, b. w. Marshall, man
ager of the Rutland branch house, f. H.
Cluett aud son of Troy, n. Y, j. B. Simp-
son, Robert Proddow and Stephen Brambach
Of the Estey Piano company of New York,
and W F. Decker Of the firm Of Decker
Brothers.
d. NJ. Estey of Owosso, Mich, the man
ager of the Estey furniture company of
that place, was among the relatives present
from distance.
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Births.

In Brattrboro April 90, daughter 10 Mr. and
Mrs Wallace Grddis
In Brattlrboro. April ~, -nn to MIR. and Mrs
r 4. Chamberlain.
In Vernon. April H. daughter 10 Mr and Mrs
Convey.
In South Londonderry. April H. son To Mr..
and Mrs Frank Liycrmun,.
In Chester, AprilG, a Sun {" Nr. and Mus Geo.
Thompson.
In Hinstah y. H., April D. a daughter, Alice
Luuis'.. to Mr. and Mrs Henry Titus.
Fr,.d l. Smith. and grandson to Mr. and Mrs $
4 Smith.
In bellows Falls April II, a daughter L. Mr.. and
Mrs & II Kimhlll
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Mrs. William Farr died at the home of
Mrs. Julia Barrett, with whom she had
been staying for some time, the thirteenth
inst The body was taken TO her old home
i'm south Windham for burial on Saturday.
Mr.. Farr died last summer
Drs. Kenyon and Ray removed cancer
from David Burroughs back and one from
his side. ON Monday of this week. The OPP
GRAFTON was successfully performed aud the
patient seems 10 be doing well.
A. r. Pierce aud wife have returned TO
Sufield, Conn. Judge Phelps will remain
here for some weeks
Mr.. Wyatt Barber is visiting in town
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At a meeting of business men held at the
Brooks House last evening to arrange for
attendance at Mr., Estey's funeral, these
resolutions were adopted
That we tender our most respectful condolences
10 the family, relatives and friends OF the late
Jacob Estey, and assure them that their bereaVe'
ment is that of all BrattlebOro.
That his long life OF business Integrity his God
fearing fathfulness TO every duty as a citizen,
his kindness a neighboT in his simple every
day walks among us for nearly J0years, the bene-
factions that have blossomed so richly upon his
prosperity, aiding the upward movements OF hu
manity all over the world-these greatnesses OF
soul as well as Of mind make Jacob Estey s mem
DRY public treasure.
That as a special mark of our respect We attend
the funeral In a body, and we request that all
business places be closed during its progress.
That the clerk communicate these resolutions
10 the family
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dsOne.
4 Hymn composed by J. f. Hall, aud sung at Mr..
Estey = funeral

lynn composed by j. f Hall, aud sung at Nj
Estey's funeral
Gone 10 the mansions fair;
Resting with Jesus there;
Removed from every care,
He, whom we loved
Gone 10 the land Of song;
There with the whte-roOed throng
To Ike with saints among,
our well-beloyed.
Gone where are shed no tears;
Past all the doubts and fears;
Where Jesus's presence cheers,
our dear ones there.
Gone where is heard no sigh,
No grief, nor heartfelt cry
In realms Of bliss on high,
Our friend, so dear
Gone; here on earth no more,
Gone to the sunny shore,
l.ife's trials all are DER,
Past waters deep.
Gone through the gates Of gold;
Safe in the heavenly fold,
Sheltered from stormy void;
Folded for aye.
Gone to eternal rest;
Leaning on Jesus's breast
In robes of heaven dressed;
There, ever there.
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reeds reeds and, he Enthusiastically added,
"neh want any more Of your advice
ABOUT running my business ! will send for
you IRON that day to this, women have
filed reeds and done other work in the Nc.
icy shops and have had the same pay for il
that men would have for the same kind Of
work ''''" W
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Deatbs.

In Brattlrboro, April 10, Jacob Estry, - Years,
q months.
In Brattleboro. April H. Robbie s, son of Mr.
aud Mrs Edward Lord, = years.
In West ToWnshend. April 10, Mrs VIM FAIR
I'm Putney, April 10 David Stearns, %.
In Poultney. April 8, Mrs Lucy J. button, wife
Of Carlos L. Gorham, s.
In Wakatomica, o., Jan. e, Lemuel kinsey,
Esd March 10, Catherine Fisher widow Of Lem.
uel kinsty. 6S, a native OF Newfane.
In Greenfield, Mass, April o, John Thayer, for.
mery Of Wilmington, - years months.
In SaNtuus River, April ~, luel Maria, daughter
Of u. T. Fairhruthrr of Hrmmiugfnrd f. ., Is
April IS, Mrs George Corey.
In Bellows Falls, April o, Lulu. oldest daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. &. i. Ball, ~.
In North Adams, April ~, Mrs, A W Hodge,
&, formerly Of Wilmington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-18

Following are some of the school teach
ers in town: No. l, Nellie Thurber, Brat
tleboro; No 3, Nellie Barnard, Whining
ton No ), Herbert Worden, Halifax No.
s, Anna Baker, Guilford No. 10, Nellie
Heton No. II, Minnie Brasor, Brattleboro
No. II, Miss Pettee, Brattleboro; No II
Cora Cobb, Brattleboro.
There we're 06 dogs registered in town
this year.
Mrs J. l.. Billiard is very much i'm
proved.
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Whereas, II hath pleased our Heavenly Father IN
his wise providence, to remove from us by
death our hOnored brother, senior member and
chairman, Deacon Jacob Estey, be II hereby
Resolved, That in his death we not only lose a
valued friend and brother, but also the eminently
wise counsel and leadership which he was able
and willing To give.
Resolved, That we hereby tender to the be
reaved church and family our most heartfelt sym
pathy and coincidence in this their afiiction,
and pray the great Head Of the Church, that He
will give unto us all that consolation and hope
that il is always his pleasure to bestow
Voted That copy Of these resolutions be fur
uished to the family Of our deceased brother
l.. II. DEARBORN Stondips, COMMITTEE
o. w w 1875 NJ " IE l. First Baptist Church.
- I 6DnEi BrattleborO, Vt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-18

very fine type Of the self made New
Englander was Dea Jacob Estey the Brat
tleboro organ maker, who died Yesterday
kindly, shrewd, generous and God fearing
in his relations to other men, citizen ready
to rise above partisanship when the public,
good called for individual courage, and
most delightful in his home relations: No
one could know him without gaining
genuine respect for the man, aud his neigh
bors regarded him with an affection that
was common property. He will leave
fragrant memory
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MARKET REPORTS.

BOSTON, April 10. The butter market has re-
covered from the state of panic which II was in
last week and for several days past has ruled with
steady prices. Notwithstanding the drop in other
markets Indications are that fine butter coming
in this week would he wanted at present ruling
rates. Most Of the receivers call % cents fair
price for fine creamery lots 10 the trade A few
Of good to choice ruled at 1903 cents In job
bling way strictly hrst-cass customers at 23Ql ~
cents. Cheese, lODl2 cents. Eggs-western ~
cents eastern 1879 cents per dozen. Beans large
pea and choice mediums 81 ,S06Sl.S5.
CHICAGO, April 10. Wheat, No 2 spring. SO6t
SOIS; No 2 winter red SO6SOI6 Corn, No. = 3lla
GsO3s Oats 2sJSGss9s Rye, No. ?, 1875.
ST. LOUIS, April Is. Wheat, No. Z, 81. Corn,
No ., -. Oats, 9O2. Rye, No ?, az.
New YOrk stock and Money Market.
New York April 49, Government Bonds:
Is, coupon Observation-Disclosures.
us, ............. ............... 1854
WaIeFtown Cattle Market, April rs.
Market Beef very few choice at $1,000 So so;
extra, S. 500 g. u.s. first quality, 5000 S. q; see
ond quality, $i.5OG$475; third quality, $1,000
Store Cattle Working oxen, y pair, SGOa1iO.
FancyCows, t5Og75; Mich Cows and Calves, SIS
Q4S; yearlings, $sOOglB; two years old, Si2022;
three years old, S2OGG82
Swine-W Western fat live, "a cts; Northern dress.
ed hogs, SIC.
Sheep and Lambs In lots, g.. 90, OOas 80 each;
extra, A.OOGb5.0O, or from "a 50 cts y b. Spring
Lambs ,4@GAc
Veal Calves, 2dBc. y A.
Country Hides, @iI6c. y n. Country Tallow. .
G21S v n. Calf skins, Sc. y n. Pelts, 5OGSl.
each Dairy Skins l5dSOc each.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-18

missionary concert will be held at the
Baptist church on Sunday afternoon, April
-, at one O'Clock
Elisha Gates has sold his farm to A \.
Fairbanks Mr.. Gates is soon to move TO
Green River.
Warner Putnam of Dakota was in town
last week
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West BratiIebors.

Miss CIRCUITS flower garden gave ia its
first installment Of flowers about II week
since, in a rich and varied border of GRO
Gus blossoms, Il count Of which, one day,
made more than 400, and a plentiful sign
of more to follow.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-18

d. F. Tucker found a curiosity at his
barn the other morning in the shape of a
lamb or lambs, consisting of head Joined
TO two bodies, with eight legs put on any
where Unfortunately it was dead when
found.
While A. J. Warren was at work in A.
l.. Thurber's mill recently, a stick was
thrown by splitting saw, striking him in
the face, badly bruising his nose and split
ting his upper lip,
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A FIRsT.cLAss Ion

b''"lh tU' NtNpuil EXPRESS.
The Vermont Phoenix has bought an If.
Terest IN job printing establishment in
d Drattleooro, thus enlargng its business.
The Phoenix has been a first. class lob. typo.
graphically as we'll as editorially. for many
years
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SPRING BEDS.

II you want a spring bed or profitable employ
ment, write at once for circulars and directions
how TO get splendid full size bed for little work
or money. Free 10 all Do not let this Opportu-
nifty pass by ,, a. EL5AsEH, Spring bed
manufacturer, CastOrland, Lewis county, n. Y.
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WIIIiRmsViIIe.

Chester Perry began ploughing last Tues
day.
Charlie Dickinson was in town a few
days last week.
There is to he dance at the school hall
on the evening of May |.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-18

and what he has done, his name will be
held in perpetual and grateful remem-
brence. +, j. PARRY.
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Mailed Ia the agents, customers and other friends
ON Wednesday
OFFICE
ESTEN ORGAN COMPANY,
Brattlrboru. Apr. 10, 1880
our dearly loved father Honorable Jacob
Estey, died at his home this morning after an
illness Of few hours.
He was in his seventy sixth year and was EN-
gagged actively in his business AS ever upto the
day preceding his death
lie had carefully planned all his business aud
arranged that everything should continue with.
ont interruption.
LEVI X. FULLER,
JULIUS j. ESTEY.
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TEN DAYS
EXCURSION
TO CHATTANOOGA
AND RETURN
$50.
MeSSrS. RAYMOND & WhitCOmb

VIII personally conduct an excursion Of the East
Chattanooga Land company 10 Chattanooga
Tenn NAV g. 1870 Ia attend The sal. of CITY and
resident lots OF this company MAY Z. and :.
train composed solely uf vestibuled Pullman cars
parlur, sleeping aud dining leaves Fitchburg
depot, Boston. Mass SATURDAY. May g. at | g. n
arriving at Chattanooga, Monday, May ). 50 NJ
All transportation aud living EXPENSES Of eNcur
siunists during the trip and while in Chattanooga
included In the so. and tue company will spare
10 pains To make the trip thoroughly enjoyable to
all participants.
The value ~ the East Chattanooga Land com.
pany's property Is assured by its absolute indis-
pensability to the growth Of the most enterprisng
and successful city OF the " hole south Henry A
irvrar, Esd, president of the Thomson. Houston
Electric company says: East Chattanooga has
greater advantages as a site for town or city
than the city Of Chattanooga itself. II will be a
prosperous town 1t cannot he stopped II has
got 20 COME
For fun Information aud prospectus address l.
u Russell, secretary Of the
East Chattanooga Land Company,
No 10, summer street. Boston Mass or any Of its
officers or directors as follows;
President, a. A. MOWER.
vice President, ,. Sullivan, VI. ID.
Treasurer, ,. w. ADAMS, Ne. IO4
Enst Eighth street, ChaItanoOEa, Team.
secretary, l.. q. RUSSELL, as above.
DIRECTORS.
a. A. MOWER, Lynn, Mass.
=. SULLIVAN, VI. d., MauchesIer,
n. II.
l.. e. RUSSELL, Boston, Mass.
VI. HURLEY, Lynn, Mass.
d. ID. BRYANT, Oakland. Ne.
,. =. ANTHONY, Lynn, Mass.
LUTHER ADAMS, IO5 state street,
BOsIOn, Mass.
Il. HEFFERNAN, Lynn, Mass.
J. n. ESON, ChRttRnOoRa, Tenn,
For the further convenience Of the public Messrs.
Raymond & NhitcOmb viii furnish full nforma-
ton as to the excursion, also prospectus of the
company, will he ready April Isl, and receive
subscriptions for its stock at their offices, 29d
Washington street, Boston; ~ Broadway. New
York; III South Ninth street Philadelphia; l4l
Superior street, Cleveland, and lOs South CLARK
street, Chicago.
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The dance at Union hall will be Friday
evening, May >. Music, Philharmonic or
chestra. All are invited and good time
guaranteed.
D. NJ Thompson has moved into the vii
kins house which he has recently bought
and fitted up.
J. q. Thompson expects to move to Jack
sonville this week.
f. f. Gates is making extensive repairs
ON his house and expects to move into it
soon.
Any one in want Of thoroughbred Irish bull
pup will du we'll to call ON c. Clish--
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We desire TO say to our citizens that We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
SUMPTION Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklens
Arnica Salye and Electric Bitters and have never
handled remedies that sell so well or that have
ltate 10 guarantee them every time, and we stand
ready TO refund the purchase money II satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on their
merits Henry A Chaplin, Druggist.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-18

New London is noted for the largest draw bridge
and tho best crackers In the world
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FARM FOR SALE.

TINHE farm formerly owned by DR.. Thomas
i GOOdwillie, containing - acres, is offered for
sale. Said place is situated ON the main road
from Vernon 10 Mortified, Mass. Near school,
church and post Office, running water 10 house
aud barn, aud is divided into moving and pasture
with fair lot Of wood ON the place for fire use
A part Of the purchase money can remain ON a
mortgage II desired. Price slaOO.
A. WHITFIELD, Admir-
Vernon. March IS. 1880.
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". /. HAWLEY

G,TATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.
= The Probate Court for said District.
TO all whom II may concern, Greeting.
Whereas JOEL FLAGG, JR.. administrator of
the estate Of SUSAN A BONDEN, late Of GuilfOrd,
In said district, deceased, has represented that:
The charges of administration
are estimated at S5g.33
The value of the personal estate
Is nothing.
Balance of charges ON the real
estate Of said deceased are, $50 80
PRAYING for license to sell so much of the real
estate of said deceased necessary for the pay
ment Of said charges of administration.
WhereupOn il Is ordered that the same be heard
at the session of said court 20 be held at the Pro
bate ONCE In Bratteboro, ON the last Saturday
OF April, A. d. 1880, when and where you may
be heard In the premises II you see cause
Is T.. W. STODDARD, Register.
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j. B. Gorham carried to Braitleboro
Tuesday a quantity Of perfectly preserved
Ben Davis apples--a handsome red apple of
good flavor and good bearer, which
he found to keep better than any variety,
the russets not excepted He found in a
barrel in his cellar an apple grown IN 1888,
which was perfectly sound aud only showed
shriveling of the skin
The beginning of school in district No. /
is postponed to next Monday.
In the death of David Stearns. which is
mentioned in another place, the Democratic
party loses firm and steadfast adherent,
and an influential member in the councils
Of the party.
The Shepard family of MINISTRIES gave
fine entertainment at the town hall last
Monday evening, their concert being Of the
highest order
A full exposition of the Peoples Five y ear
Benefit order was given at the town hall
last Friday evening by Albert Leavens, the
imperial organizer, showing how person
by expending 500 or $50 in stated assess
ments can in five years receive back 500,
or 500 a week in case Of sickness, which
must be nice. An order was organized here
and the members are on the high road to
competence in spite Of the hard times.
The ladies' aid society Of the Congrega-
tional church will give crazy tea aud
mite box social at the vestry next Tuesday
evening All are invited. Those who have
the mite boxes are requested IN bring or
send them.
vernon.
Mrs q II Hubbard. with Warren and
Alden French visited at Northampton and
Springfield last week.
Allyn Stebbins Of Fitchhurg is at his
fathers on a short visit
Mrs Frank Washburn and child visited
at \. H. Washburn's th, week
The Shepard family drew a full house at
their concert On Monday evening. All pro
nounced the entertainment first class.
Mrs Dau1 Sabn and granddaughter,
Miss Grace Tmson Of WiliAmsville. have
been at Alonzo Stebbins's the past week
G. r.. Davi, has bought him new horse
Of Gibson
AnNtOn- River.
The stage line from this place to Towns
bend has been bought 10y Mr. Taft II the
latter place.
Mrs George Corey. who has been an in
Sunday, the 18th Much sympathy is ex
pressed for the family
Mrs. Thurston, former resident Of this
village, now Of Chare,tnwn, Mass Is in
town, having come to place her son IN the
academy
Colin Lake, who has recently leased the
Joseph Smith farm, was married on Tues
day evening Of this week 10 Mrs l.. J
Wilbur Of this place
Mrs Emory Bailey slipped and broke her
wrist Sunday night
W II. Campbell is painting aud thor
oughly repairing the house recently bought
Of Mr. Stewart l.. a Whipple is also
painting his house
F. A. Locke Il Co. are taking in large
quantities Of maple syrup for shipment n
San Francisco. The quality of the syrup
thus far received has been better than the
average.
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A meeting will be held at the schoo
house next Sunday, April 20, at ) r. NJ
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