Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-21

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10 the question. aud their arguments we're
original and well founded The negative
side triumphed according 10 the board Of
decision. Follow ing the debate Miss Lizzie
Bond and Leslie Elmer gave the dialogue.
III We're You. and the farce "One Too
Many was presented 10y six Of the pupils
the various roles being well sustained
This office has reason to know that very
choice oranges are grown in Orange county
Florida. in the vicinity Of Paola.
Order of services in St Michaels lEpis-
c0pal church on Sunday next list in Lentl
y a. st. holy communion; 10. 80 A. NJ.
morning prayer and sermon II A. Sunday
school ~. n, evening prayer aud lecture
The 2. f. Y. b. o. held an interesting
public meeting at the town hall Tuesday
evening. The program consisted Of seec
tons by the orchestra and brass quartet
cello solo 10y Fred Brasor, medley recita.
ton by Miss Minnie Brasor, which was de
livered with considerable dramatic effect.
aud addresses by Imperial Commander W
L. Burrell Of Boston and Imperial Deputy
Commander W. +. Barnes of Florence,
Mass Between 500 and $500 in sick ben
eft claims was paid out, aud as a result Of
this there have since been several applica
order
Simkovetz the Jew clothier in the Vim
ton building, is selling his goods at auction.
The Chamberlain Horse company has re.
ceived carload Of horses. Particulars are
given in our advertising columns
Elder I. l. Hall Of Keene, ~ H., will
preach at G.. AR hall next Sunday at
1890 4. NJ, and Elder S. Cook will preach
Mt 2:30 p. NJ Services will be held at the
Esteyville schoolhouse at rM
The stained glass windows for st Mich
aels Roman Catholic church are being put
in place and are already beginning to lend
their beautiful aud artistic effect to the en-
larged aud remOdeled audience room with
its handsome decorations Of fresco work
The side windows are eight in number, and
in addition there will ne a double window
above the altar The first window on the
gospel side contains a beautiful figure Of
the Blessed Virgin and Child. which is the
gift Of the Sodality Of young ladies The
second is a figure If st John the Eyange-
list, given by Mrs John Kaine, ST. The
third presents the strong face and figure Of
st. Paul and is a memorial given IN mem
DRY # the late Thomas Manning The
fourth represents the martyred st. Cecilia
robes holds upon her left arm a small organ
and IN her uplfted right hand a palm, the
emblem Of triumph. In beauty of color
and artistic design this window is undoubt
edly the finest Of the series 1t is the gift
Of the members Of the choir The first
window on the Epistle side contains fig
ure Of st Peter. with book and key. The
head, worn with the burden Of years is
bowed but the face is strong. devout. and
full Of peace. This is in memory Of the
late Eugene Moran The second window
now IN process Of erection, represents St
Patrick aud was given by Bart O'Reillv
The third represents St. Bridget, and is in
memory Of Mrs Ahearn the fourth st
Katharine, in memory Of the late Katharine
Austin. youngest daughter Of John Austin
The double altar window, which will be in
place in the course Of next week, will con
tam upon one side "a figure of St John the
Baptist and of st. Joseph upon the other
while in the centre above will be a repre-
sentation Of the Holy Ghost in the form pf
a dove The windows are from the Art
Stained lass Institute Of f. Nicholas Il
Son, Roermoud Holland They are a vel
come addition, not alone to the church eii
ice Of which they are part. but to the fin
ish and completeness Of the towns public
buildings.
Town Clerk Newton's complete returns
for the year 1889 show that there were ~
births in Brattleboro, - deaths and 90
marriages. There were 30 deaths at the
asylum, making 10 in town.
About three inches Of snow fell Monday
night and runners have been in use since
then. Wednesday night and Thursday
came the first genuine snow storm of the
winter, five to eight inches falling The
trains were delayed considerably yesterday
and the snow drifted badly on the hills
The owl train from the north was about
three hours late this morning. The mercury
took the lowest dip of the season this morn
ing, being below zero
Supervisor c. 2. Halls lecture, which
was to have been given in the y. NJ. e.. \.
rooms Monday evening, the 24th, is post
poned to Monday evening, March B.
Rev. 5. Il Free Of Mortified Mass. =,
will preach in the Unitarian church SUNDAY
morning and evening.
Pensions have recently been granted to
NJ o. Wetherell, Grafton, and to O. f.
Buxton, Westminster West
Mr.. p Barrows has been confined 10 the
house for the past week with an aggravat
ed form of dyspeptic and other troubles,
from which he has long suffered We are
glad to know that he is now improving
An inventory of the Leonard x Roess
property is in progress. The business will
undoubtedly be continued by Mr. Roess.
Several boys Of the High school class
which graduated last June, went 70 Keene
yesterday 10y invitation Of members of the
80 High school class in that city.
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new spring goods, and low prices are being
given on heavy weight goods TO make room
for them.
The notice given last week of Mrs In.
Their Dustin was wrong in Stain, that bsr
marriage to Mr. Dustin took place while he
was engaged as a railroad conductor At
the time of marriage to her Mr.. Dustin had
already given up railroading aud settled
upon the farm since occupied by him, and
where the death of his first wife Miss
Elvira Reed took place.
The third meeting of the Fortnightly
club was held at the Congregational vestry
Wednesday evening. 5 C. Johnson read
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Gun! P'ePu'0" PaPS' vi tle N"I AlhS
oil the postal system, both IN this and for
eign countries A lively eXtemporaneous
woman is better qualified for the nosition
Of postmaster than "a man, followed Later
a caucus was held, a well known gentle
man and young lady being nominated as
candidates for postmaster, the former re
ceiving "A majority Of two votes.
The Sunday school class of which Mrs
F. c. Spencer is member surprised her
at her Chase street home on "Wednesday
evening. Cake, ice cream and coffee were
served and "a deligbtfuI evsnin., snant
r. is a,,dsn, tbat Sal.,..,,,on IId,,,.',.,.,L
od ~ careCI ~ haa :, '
sible IN Give the yotsrI an nnns"aII,, az,