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


ST Davenport has hired the tenement Of John
L. flke' and viii occupy Il about May l.
George Rose has moved into his house recently
bought OF Chas. l. Walcott. VIM. VI Nogel will
soon occupy one " the tenements In the house
recently vacated by George Rose.
, Landlord Mcclellan and wife have been in
brattleboro for few days during the past week
The past week has not been very favorable for
sugar making, but what has been made has been
OF excellent quality
Little Faith Kidder has recovered from an at.
tack Of Ia grippe
John r. Buell. has removed tn the house for
merry occupied by Mrs Woodward and bis resi-
dence upon High street Is for sale or rental
A meeting of the reunion executive committee
was held at the town hall on Monday evening
After discussing various matters relating TO the
AFFAIR, adjournment was made until Thursday
evening.
day.
Geo l.. Clary and T. J Doom Of Brattleboro
have been IN town this week.
Tue lawsuit Of B. 4. Wheeler vs. Ephraim Has
kell, set for hearing ON the n, was continued un-
I'll the 18th inst.
Frank Mcconnell and family have gone to
North Adams for a two weeks visit.
A number u applications foi school teachers
have been received from adjoining towns.
+. = Wheeler aud II Mann, jr.. have bought
the old Streetcr farm situated near the Raponda
tract.
1t is understood that some Ave or six families
OF Swedes will locate In town this spring.
Mrs. c. NJ Russell Is slowly recovering from an
illness Of nearly ten weeks She will soon 90 to
market and place on sale a we'll selected stock Of
millinery goods.
It seems unusual indeed to bring potatoes into
town, but such is the fact this year, Spencer &
Leonard are receiving shipments from New York
state.
1t is seldom that the death Of any person in our
county causes such sorrow AS many IT Our peo-
pie experience In the death Of Edward Crosby Of
Brattleboro lie was valuable citizen Of the
county and state He was faithful public ser.
want, true friend Of humanity genial and
faithful friend, and fearlessly true to what he H..
lieved to he right May the generous and emo
bling Influences which association with him en-
gendered, long survive.
The union quarterly Sunday school concert,
given last Sunday morning at the uniyersaltst
church under the auspices Of the ". e. T. L.,
was credit to all who participated Prayer was
offered by Rev VIM Spencer. REGULATIONS and
music 10y members NJ the different schools were
well rendered Rev r W. Pierce gave an inter
rsting eNpgt'ss Of the Temperance Sunday school
lesson. and Miss VI r. Spencer explained the
blackboard exercise. II is very PHEASANT to know
that the public appreciate the effort made TO
make these entertainments interesting and profit
able.
There will ha a concert at the Methodist church
next sunday evening at O'Clock, under the aus
pieces Of the " II. VI. =. 4 cordial invitation is
extended To all.
Boxer engine company. No g. was organized
for the coming year ON saturday evening last
and elected th,-s,. officers: Foreman. u. O.. Hub
hard; asst. foreman. a. T. Haynes; clerk and
treasurer. G. e Barlow: first engineer j Henry
kdder; SECOND engineer, II l.. Adams; third en-
gineer, = Ames; fourth engineer, T. r. Med
berry; first huseman. VI. L. Burr; second hose,
man. l.. Key ser third hOseman, &. VI. Russell
fourth hOseman, A VI johnson; first brakeman
David HON. SECOND brakeman, Or. A. W. Rice
first aXemau, n l.. Fox. SECOND aNeman, ~.
Barnard; bell ringer, ID l. May collector \ "
johnson: ianitor A. L Morris steward, e. u.
spencer