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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19
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hrv. Dir ~penceroi W iImngtou preacna.
at the Baptist church last SUNDAY moruin.
Tins tent ueiuugius tu the iadie, of tI,,
Baptist society viii ne ou the grounds oi
j. J.. Hale To furnish dinner as usual at u.
coming IaIr. All contributions Tor the n
hie Will ue gladly received
Or ]. ~ Cram na. bought the nous,
ami practice of Dr. Lamb Of Cnlersine
Mas aud viii suou move 90 that place
We hope tine place he na- left viii ,o1u DO.
occupied
d ii. Nle- ana family OF brattlehoro
VINO have ureu spending a week an town
huNr returned home
L. Ii. oIou- of boston. Mass arrived boz
town last Monday evening I.uN
\. b. ahepardsuu mas soid his whit.
steers e. Ieitpu col Greenfield The,
weighed Just - pounds less than SOD.
pounds and the difference petv cen the ty,
wa, only Ii pounds
We know of a potato that weighs
pounds bad beat for the r pound rec
ord
stone q Clark nave sold the near morse
ui their span of grays Co \ II. Shepard
son, ana nave bought span ol Canada
horses which weigh 26OH
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19
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The friends aud reinuves of Mr. Johu
hamsdell and wife, Co the number ot ab0u.
| d. took them completely 10y surprise last
friuhV evening d. neinK tneif @'th We1
ding anniversary and MIR. hamsdelI. s 10t
nFthna a chhhnef sun from Mrs
nainsueli lAVher ana ho1ner' Yea ss'
cash. articles OF SILVER ANA glass ware and
y" i. ''i- ~ d ,''
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which Naigr 4 K Dampl'.u nf Wssn,,.
tom D. d rasuoudad iu babsffof Ma, and
Mrs Eaw-5.' t.,,,rt,i,I r.,s.t ....
served during the evening aud aI wen.
merry as marriage h.N
Charles Jauulth mas gone 10 south Bl-
ton to work 600 @ grocery ster.
Viii and Frank. SONS of Vs. % Belden.
fireman ou the passenger tram oi the BRA.
tIebor1 a. whitehall railroad. have been al
nome i'f the past "n.a
D. o. Pierce uhu wife are spending Oh.
week with friends ln " estmInstpr
kev Mr. Durti. of i,opdopderry preecba5
at the Baptist church last -uuaa.
Miss Cassie 1. sro,F. is attapd,p,- se1o,|
Iu Ludlow
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19
THE VALLEY FAIR
TT WILL BE THE BEST NEW ENG
LAND SHOW OF THE SEASON.


And Everybody Wui be- here 10 sec d..
lt will oe good news 90 thousands of poo.
pile ln all tins section To- know that BE- BIS al-
ready assured that the annual Valley fair
which occurs on W ednesday aud THURSDAY.
/ oct J aud 3 will nave d larger and better
4 dispiay in every department. and that the
attendance viii bee larger than at any pre-.
/ vious exhibition The entries already ae
tualiv made aud tine assurances given the
/ management fully warrant tins statement
In the department of cattle. Tor instance.
besides "a full buistein exhibit from the
Asylum farm. Jersey exhibit by j. %.
/ FROST of eruuu and the Guiiurd Springs
stock farm, and DIR. Sholes Durhams. Mr.
/ Russell of Bellows Fails will send a display
from his prize herd of Hoisteins. n W.
/ heyes of Newbury will have ms iumou.
holstens represented. aud Wusiow of
Brandon and Drew of burlington nave
/ promised 10 send down some choice selec-
tious from their herds of AYRSHIRE These
are only specimen
The horse show will make every horse
man glad, aud will be second orlv to that
at the Rutland breeders meeting Already
/ there are 81 entries 10y 90 horses. aud ~
/ is assured that there will bee DO stnrters 10
should bee remarked that there will Uo trot-
a
tersl aud y 20 ,pncersI uu W eduesdny and
/ the 2.4O, 2.j5 aud 4.ss classes ON THURSDAY
Besides tine JrotJers there viii Toe a remark
4 ably line general exhibit of h0rses. number
iuL not less than 100 iu ali. many of Them
/ owned 900 tins county and others coming
/ from abroad. w mle the accommodation
on the ground viii bee taxed 10 their utmost
the manager. assure "a, that all horses
brought for exhibition viii ue given good
quarters anu goJd care
lu the department of sheep. SWINE poul
4 trA, dogs, ETC., the society s. reputation will
4 Doe more than maintained The depart.
ment of vegetables, grain. fruit and dome-
nc product, viii bee better than ever aud
! iioruI nail viii be filled % overnowlng
A ne" feature tins year. % which We
4 wish to call the speciui attention of tine
farmers, is tine competitive DAIRY test This
/ viii toe "a t4-hours test. on tine grounds for
tuv largest amount OF milk auu largest
amount ul butter. and viii Doe mo- less yalu
able ami instructive tnun d. viii bo inter
estiuE Prizes are offered moreover o. the
generic sum off eiiI. run particulars as
3 to entries, conditions. etc., may Ue obtain.
/ ed Cd. ID w. PIERCE hratt.enlr.
A fact winch may bee depended upon i-
4 that the alley luir is ou its hood tide both
4 iu extent and excellence. aud 900 popular
interest Up 90 tins time the weather ua-
1reu tue worst possible for these annual
gatherings. and word comes from many
sources that people vino nave been kept or
home from other iair, are waiting Co come
4 % the alley fair 90 make up Tor what they
have MISSED at other places They will boz
7 here n' the thousand d the clerk uf the
weather l- 900 good numor. auI preparation.
4 viii ne made TO feed and lodge comfortably
all vino come
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19
henneay on Oun,.

Inc severe arrangement OF Senator QUAY
delivered in the House by MIR kennedy OF
ONO ON the Attn inst. was withheld from
publication IN the Congressional Record az
the time, nut finally appeared IN the issue
OF last sunday morning The speech as
published differs from tine speech As orig
naliy delivered uy having those passages
eliminated or modified IN which QUAY was
called by name, SO as To- keep the remarks
within the bounds OF parliamentary rules
Instead OF the use of Mir. QUAY name be 3.
simply alluded 90 as tine chairman of the
National Republican committee Besides
the comparison of QUAY to JUDAS iscariot
the severesr passage Is this
He has failed 90 Justify himself against the
charges made ana though opportunity and ample
time have been given uIu he remains silent
HIS silence under sucn circumstances is simply q
confession OF gullI. An honorable man docs uu'
long daily when his honor ls assaulted. lie has t-
iaved too long 90 iustifv the belief iu his Iu
uoreucr- lie stands convicted already befure The
har OF public opinion. Under such cIrcuusIaupte
lac should he driven from the head ut "a party
whose lite his presence imurr.i.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19
MINOR NOTES

Monday was the Jewish New ear the
beginning OF the wear 565l MAY 10 ue d
good one
Commissioner aieutne saws that the
owedes VINO came over last June nave saved
about 5000 from their earnings ana sent it
over TO sweden 20 pay the passages OF their
friends and relatives 20 TINS country. and
more than twenty are now on their way
New Aorks new ballot reform law had
ITS nrst trial IN a local election at Far Rock
away, Long Island last week and even
the political workers conceded that % was
Il success
The senate passed the anti-inttery bin
on tuesday lust as 1t came from the House.
aud 1t mas gone To the President for hls sig
nature
LYDIA tInkham has blussomed out again
IN the daiiy newspapers She rs life size
this time, her neck ruiiie mas been starchel
over ike new, ana she Is sweeter than ever.
Mayor Grant SAYS the census count OF
New orE Isn right, and mas ordered new
enumeration BY the government count
the city will lose one or two of her Con
gressuru
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

The indications are that the subject of o.
secret ballot law for Vermont will bee
brought before the legislature of 1890. and
that strong supporters will be found for the
establishment of the system IN tins state
1t Is an undisputed fact that wherever the
full Australian system mas been adopted, as
IN Massachusetts. or modification of IT, as
IN New York and several other states, il
mas worked we'll and even ITS opponents,
of whatever political PARTY, nave been com
PEELED Co admit It's superiority over the old
method of voting In ermont the chief
objection would he IN the expense which
would be involved IN the inauguration OF
the system If applied 10 the whole state
In no other northern state Is tine proportion
OF strictly rural communities so large,
where the objection TO the open system OF
voting is the least possible Probably fifty
towns m the whole state would cover the
number IN which the secret system could
ce counted a necessity IN order To protect
the individual voter from espionage OF uu-
dine iuftuaur.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

Mr. Macdonald the Washington street baker
hns removed to Philadelphia la., instead ui 90
vs. Carpenter will leave soon for am extend.
ed business trip. going To- California and through
Cine -Iui.
Henry smith aud wife Ieu Tuesday night t0
return t0 Minneapolis Mimi They Will mHl.
urei stops u New DIRK state and at Chicago ou
their WAY
Miss lna Freeman went Aonaa, to osvego.
where she viii Take u course 300 steuurfuuNF
J.. D. Wilson bel iu Boston for "a wpeI.
Miss Luoie Olisner returned Monday tu Dr. E
Barruws store aiteru vacation of several weeks
Dave Morris is out after suffering from un af
/ tack of pneumonia
b. b Chase nud wife went Yesterday To- Ludlow
/ where Dir Chase will attend reunion of Go.
Mrs Parks of 1umerville. Mass. who has ueru
with her sister bliss Helen Chandler for four
weeks returned 90 her home SATURDAY
Lawrence Heuphy, tor some time o. student iu
/ the office of hetcnum trny. goes tomorrow tu
New DIRK tp enter the New iurk university for
/ SIX months medical ruursU
Weiiuuu Drpwell and family of Concord a. II
have been visiting tine past week at 1eu D.
/ Oruweil and VIM NmsloW 81 " est brattrUlr.
PAY Inspector Hoy ol the - navy be- at tI.
Brooks House with Dds wife uun daughter
Miss Meveritt Smith b. with BrattIruurn friend.
/ for q few week..
Mrs 81 b. Lardn BIS visiting friends in Denver
/ Col. and Lincoln, Neu. Miss Louise a. LHrkiu be-
/ visiting friends boo Cambridge ".
Mir and Mr. s. b Harris went Tuesday 90 shu.
shan, h s.. for VISIT with their daughter. Mr.
/ Walter hing
Judge Uodshaw nud wife. who have been spend.
W. .'. o.. N.Y.. aili'' hei'' IeluIheu oatuih"'
Mrs Carlos Tolies and two s0us lpfi Monday 0u
their way t1 their nome BOO Kansas after visit
a. G,.,.,.,,., ,.r ,.. t,.,..,..,..,,, -.,,..,...
. .it fi. 'n'N '' W." nave" spent SUNNY
g. W Potter who hus U-ru 90 his father BOO
/ buiiuru Since uis return from ot Iuhusuurr. w.l
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.niaa lin sou anu hAna Emerson friurh".
her t-ari,ins and NJ ti. ~ ,,'.. Ill.,.
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duriug tr- i,it.r.. tirs..,.. '" ''''
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y,.s ti..r.',,' -"'.'i '''"Ili- WIN hri susie.
'onn Daniels went Co. Boston thus week 60 inject
'.s7'7t.' ' 'l' sara" ilAHiri-. Who arrived FROM
49,, lh'N fra'hHl hfhiilHuHf.
Htal tsit' guess Geo h'stou tu enter toe Mas-l
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19
sEPrHMBHR wnpn1Nna

charming but uupretentipu- church
wedding was that of bentty s. Balestipr and
Miss Maj Mendun at the Euscoun church
saturday evening at O'Clock The chan
Gel ami altar bad been very beautifully dec.
GRATED by Tine young friends of thp bride.
hydrnngeas being used 300 great profusiou
As the wedding march from Inunhauser
sounded the bridal party entered. the usb
ers being Messrs. George Shea. Frank Orood-
/ hue, lr.. Elliott balestier and Henry Wi ard.
I Mr.. baiestler was supported bv his Older
/ brother. WuicOtt, as best man. and Miss
/ Mai Meuuuu. who was unattended by
/ bridesmaids was given away bv her broth
1 or howard size was simply dressed iu "a
gown of white lndIu null. walking length.
with tuiie veil, and carried "a bouquet of
while roses After tine ceremony tine im.
mediate family returned 90 MIR. Mendon h
on Walnut street fora wedding supper. but
no reception was held MANY handsome
ami valuable gilts were received boy tine
Young couple. including none, riit. of
large sums On saturday evening AIR aud
Mrs haiestier started ON a short wedding
/ trip uv carriage. at tine conclusion of which.
about the first ui October they viii sail for
England, where they viii make London
thclr home, Mr. balestier having a position
/ in "a large publishing house with ut- broth.
/ er Mr.. Moicutt aud Miss Carrie bale,ter
sailed TINS week Tor London
AT the Oathohc church tuesday morning
/ at $3.50 the marriage of John Perry TO Miss
iAA1ie pevlue, daughter of Michael Deyine
was celebrated with nigh ma-- The bride
wore tasteful gown ot cream henrietta
ami surnL silk. and her bridesmaid was
Miss Mary Moran Joseph Perry the
4 groom brother. acted Hs ilpsf man trotl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

the report OF tine grand Jury IA regard
TO our Wlndnam county iail is nv no means
complimentary to that institution After
careful inspection OF the lal they hud
that 1t is not only an insecure place In
which 10 keep cunning or dangerous prison
ers. but that It's sanitary condition is bad
and that II Is. IL snort. an unit place iu
which to conhne human beings The iact
appears 10 he that ID It's construction. ar
rangement ana appliances the iail Is many
years behind the times The only way OF
lighting and veutliatIng the ceis IN which
prisoners sleep or are Put Tor safe keeping
Is through narrow slit IN the outer wall
so imperfect are the arrangements that i'm
case of violent prisoner. ike the young
McHolen VINO has lust been released bee
cause probably insane, ne was kept heavily
chained Tor weeks and lived IN IA condition
hardly to he described The sanitary ar
rangements ARE SO bad as 10 be not only
dangerous to health but absolutely revolunr
10 the senses
The showing Is d bad one ana d speedy
remedy Is certainly required
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

rome 81 Cheney makes oath that hr h. cine s4u.
lur partner cot che trim of II j Ib.u.t Il.
u"n- uiisihras 900 the city uf Toledo. county and
s,aie AFORESAID; aud that Che firm Win pay tb-
every vase ul Oatarrl tluI uaunut I.. ,iiri III, fi
usr 'i itaii lutarrl Uura
-.. PRANK d CHENEY
sworn lu ueiufr lnr AMI subscribe. BAL my t,,..-.
eher rms uiu uuy ui hrcriuner A I l--'
u... A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public.
it-i' NAl.Iin a. lakrn internally aul acts ID
irtlh upon lAr blood ami mucous slrltt..- III ri .
~ atfih heid iur testimonial ifra
r.-t.. d CHENEY 81 co.. Toledo. O
- SOLD uy druggists. ia cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19
STATE NEWS.

John OosErove was arrested IN Burlington
Tuesday for deseruou from the United
states ship Chicago while at New \ ork last
August
Attorney General and Mrs Miller are
guests of secretary and Mrs Proctor at
froctorsvlli- They will also visit Judge
e. I, Hines. who Is an old law partner of
the attorney general. and VINO mas "a sum
mer cottage az rrocUorsviIe
An unknown man was run over and
killed toy the cars near Colchester depot
W Wednesday There was nothing on ms
person bv winch he could be identihel
In Franklin county court Tuesday Syl
yester ID BELL, the Fairfax wife murderer.
was sentenced % be hanged on the first Fri
uay 90 January. l~H-
AL kichtori Wednesday. Miss Blanche
daughter of state Auditor FoWeii. was mar
ried tu William Arthur Spring of Lelpsic
ttermauy A large number OF guests were
present ami Mir and Mrs spring left che
same evening for New orE whence they
will sail t1 trermaut
pordou Oonryau, aged 81 was drowned
saturday ln "a branch ot the lAuuiue river
at NatrrvlIie de was SON of Gilbert ton
eYau ui Damnrll-t
Superintendent rorter states that the
ngures given out for Rutland by tne ceusu.
utncr september %. comprised only tue
village of huuaui. aud that the oucIs.
count OF the town BE- ll.lf.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

The editorial correspondent uf THE standard
tur Chicago Bapti,, paper who wa. recent.
here aud al iuwusuruI. writes 40 ls uu iusu..
ration Goo slt down with he,. I'D Parry aua hear
him talk about nIs work. he isa man OF theories
working theories hr tells his ermout brethren
tual Tine harvest TIME Tor their churches Be- tlU.Ir
ln september. January s tuD locked uu wien -uus.
aul icr Tor religious wurb Il tur Hrreu Mountain
state True tu nl- own theory. Mr FAIRY isto p...u
az ohpr srrr0 ul meetings where ue is 90 have
MI. muhhaii. TUE evangelist, tur Two weeks to ut
luhnWru. ur continued. uY Rev hlr Thurman
ihr e'augrlls. Bin Parry had a grand vrlc1u-
nome ihr fourth sunday 900 August Zach dt.
lmltuleut ui uis SUNDAY school extended INN d.
Mr''hr. 'ur uI hls own brethren. Din j D.
iau. Wrote au original uyWu. which all SUNG
hr thinh7 hr uas ONE 500 Cine uesl superintendent
DOB tue world 300 AI. J. ~. uHWity and we sll-..
hr hHr rios recently r-Iriicalrl auditorium.
WIN pes Thousand siuu--. De- lu0 small lie nH- "a
great WurNuE funre. 60. I ksr,-l Ita-Ir
''N. T. RULER who constitute Tire tsts., nous.
h'" 'ru D. ,tuNrii, prluurturul The Housi-
H"ld' aul many uturl. urr CLOSE lu hand % tIi..
spiritual "urh ui ihr church
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

frane Waite started Monday for Den
Yer Col, where he mas IA position ns clerk
May success attend him n ms new home
&. benson attended the iair at Aiancheste,
last week
o. A. briggs was in Newiaue last week
as a member of the grand jury
Mrs l.. 10. fiympton mas gone ON a visit
V' her children IA Massachusetts, and may
extend her visit 10 lerre Haute Ind
Mrs. Dexter brigham mas gone to Mas,s.
chusetts % visit friends
Mr.. Crosby mas opened a Tin shop iu th.
basement of the old church. where he /.
ready 10 do business Iu has nne. and v.iI
do ms best 10 please al.
Quarterly meeting will be held on tb,
Satn inst, when Rev. Is Morgan will b.
present aud administer the sacrament
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

some I'd. inr slcE ARE uu Go" mend Nu ra.
cts+s POI tpu'.1 fever have a-N-iolH-l a- y,.
M1- 81 ID. uarris u' iit-rn-iI. HAS. and Mss
Aulie q. DAVIS OBJ. tat-uuf~u arr helping boz t.-
laIu.t "i Mu harris. Mr- Nm HHrris a..
bliss n'ra boui4 are $50 tn- hand, li Jraur4e
nurse from buruu-tuu. O.. and " asuIuer..
% N-Nrs tuas. trt-t-ifu of Is ar1iSuIru tlr..-
TINS week tu cirr for Miss brli- Cook - Mrs T. D.
i,uuady-s Is al ti- post onr-- caring llr tn- 1sf
master 81 fluIII.
i.-H a. h"iurook ami wife yIsitrd over sunday
at 2 il. Harris
A-t Dir Carey ui Sinuust ili.. u,--upia8 tine
congregational pulpit last SUNDAY
james N. Gay lord and vile and Mrs d D. NASH
'l 0pulh haut1. Mas. nave visited o. town.
Asliiiyi lpHm ana family visited lu NorthHe..
Mass, and vicinity llst ,g-rl
roe Nri weather nhs CAUSED putaIues Co Uellu
i' i'l lnr prevailing price Iur them b. Bob GENTS
I~i "ushrl Consumers auu lal 300 their supply
al thai n-urt sid ir- fortunate for uu tiautr H..
pIir- Will uuubi- t--Iur- winter
supervisor a. I HAIL nll. hold an ,-iu-atllua.
meeting next week " rlues iay evening BOD tn.
congregational v-strr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

Friday to commemorate the Goth brthda.
of D. D. Brown of Chicago. who with h.
wife is spending few weeks with friend.
iu this vicinity DO was % very enjoyable
occasion Edgar d. Brown returned t
Middlebury college last weu.
Harry Oorklns has gone To- Chnriem0ut 90
play for the band thcr.
NJ. Nj. Brown is Dusiiy engaged iu paint
INK house.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

Rev. Mr. Lewis oi futney preached last
SUNDAY iu exchange with Hat C. %
smith tins sermon from tne text. -Ys
are witnesses ol THESE Things. had added
interest 300 very explicit aud practical films
tratlous from the technical meaning Of the
term witness Iu ie-a. court- The toni.
next SUNDAY WuI ul tu- bible. "a. B.. is tu.
time for presenting the cause ol ~ Yer
mont Bible society
Ruth Warren returned from school u
Boston on account of the seriuu, illness of
her father a I Warren
Mrs. y. M. batcneidcr Is recovering from
Two weeks sickness
Miss NJ. L. fiatJ mas returned o. Mis-.
SAWYER school iu bratreuo-u Mis.p.
Ella biodgett ana Annie Park. formerly af
TINS place. are aay scholars iu that iusJltu
uIl
Fred and Frank Laur nave gone o. liar
wlch, Mass, To bee with their mother Mrs
hev. Lawreuca
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

Ms EIIl1 q -IbIeV. WIDOW N ] n
sibiey of Cine llth ermunt regiment has
received pension of over $1,000 back
pay and ~ per month
The W. e. q. o. gave am entertainment boz tn..
nan last week W "Wednesday. consisting ui "a cnaIs
tails uV Mrs. kenyon. select readings anu music.
followed hN tru-tsut supper owing tu tIr ram
uuN a small company was pr---u.
There viii ur "a covenant meeting ut cine cnursI.
next saturday at o.. Communion services
SUNDAY al = o. d., ny i,rN. Die. douglass of Fututy
g. M Colt is improving very SLOWLY
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West HaiitaA

Cora. daughter of Henry b. Brown of
Dakota, l- visiting al her father
A. T.. Jones and % W. Griffin are st
work al Wilmington
l.. ;. Cook Is masking some Improvements
upon ms huudIn-
Iley. ID Fowler mas Iust returned from
a trip o. W orcester. Mas
Mrs. Harriet Wheeler aud daughter In
liam of oneiUurne Fails ARE visiting In town
We are glad Go See the face OF FraucI-
Kingsley among us once more. dee having
returned % the Buckhu farm arau,-a-
proprietor this time
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19
BRATrLEBoRO

Electrician O.. J.. Clary has been engaged
Tins week 900 fitting the telephone exchange
with am ingenious lightning arrester which
will prevent the flashing current from en-.
tering the switchboard
series of dances will bs heid boz Che
armory the coming winter by tine local mI
itarN companies and others The nrmart
s Co be reshlngleI and otherwise made
comfortable, and the Estey Guard will CON
tnue drills through the winter
j. q. Cooley, who has been employed at
smith a. Hunts. has rented the middle
store in Miner 5 block on South Main street
aud viii op'u O. billiard and poo. room
J. * FeIch is "a good enough poultry
Judge for the VALLEY fair
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-09-19

twas luai an ordinary scrapof wrapping NADER
"ut % saved itI Ilr Sine was lu the last stusse
ui consumption. told boz physicians thai sn, was
lutuiauir aul could live uulN "a short time. She
Mel+h-i iraa tnhl seventy pounds Bu pI-ts. uf
wrapping lturr siir read of ir King Is New Ui.
Govern anu Eui "a sample bottle, Dc hepe, her. SID,
"'l+hl "a large bottle. % hrip-u her more hourlIt
"i"'lrI hnl grew hcurr fast. continued Dos iisr
anu 7h'N Strong. hraltuA rosy, plump and Wti1I-
ifi bounds tur fuller particular .-,uI .tamn b.
d. tuir- druggist. Bort smith IrHI blflI,--
ol tlis Nphnrriui discovery tree az heuu A Cha