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


his son. T. u Holden An inventory is in
progress and early next week the store will
DE opened under Its new management. uu-
der the hrm name OF = II Holden a. Co.
with Young Holden in charge MIR Holden
began the drug business in that store. then
the Thorn store o. wears ago. spending one
year there For years past be has been
with Mr. Geo h Greene and is a imam
well versed in his business and q favorite
with all who know him As soon a. his
brattleburo affairs can bee CLOSED uu Mr.
Briggs will return Co Ciaremout n II his
former residence. and take charge of his
handsome drug store m that place Illus
departure from hrattlehoro will bee univer.
sally regretted
Eugene Knight, aud Ned Hadiev have
received "a Columbia tandem safety bicycIe.
the first wheel of the kind ever brought t.
town
The asylum dramatic corps repeated their
play of last week last evening To- a crowded
audience. including several members of the
Methodist conference both law ana clerical
VINO awaited themselves of an opportunity
to uubeud and reluvenate themselves. The
course OF entertainments closed tins month
and numbers forty exhibitions OF all kinds
IL Is safe 60 say 10 has been as successful a.
any previous one. and completes the pro
gram of the sth winter since ats Inaugu.
ration
A. II. Rice of Chariemont. Mass, has
bought haves g. Co. harness shop and
store the old heustis q burnap stand aud
took possession Monday he will carry
stock of roUes blankets. trunks and
other articles such as are usually found boz
similar stores and proposes 10 conduct Che
.... a ..N.a. I'd.
a liberal patronage Mr. Rice mas rented
and viii occupy with ms family the Cutler
house az the corner oi uak and Chase
streets
The supervisors of the insane who paid
their monthly visit % tine asylum yester
dav. found 4sj patients iu the institution
the largest number at any one time vet.
and four patients were discharged bv them
The need for the new institution constant
iv grows more pressing
The exhibition of Gibson, horses on the
street Yesterday. headed bv the ARTILLERY
band attracted much attention At the
auction at the Elliot street stable about ~
horses were sold. tine prices as whole bee
Ing low considering the quality uf tine am
mai.
The Christian Eudcayor societies of the
baptist and congregational churches began
ednesday to hold weekly meetings u the
church al Guuford. Hereafter the meet
lnEs VIII he ou Thursday evenings The
meetlngs at Dummerstou are 10 toe contiu
uel
ID l. trigEs VINO recently removed to
town from brimhsli. Mass. mas rented the
ksteyvIiie ras building ami wal open a shop
there tor painting ana vanishing carriages
nat appeared o. be a small flock of
wild geese passed over the village last night
between u and j. clock. They seemed
to oe wandering about On a Dewiidered Wa,
ana were probably attracted by the electric
hghts
a modern two tire range mas been out
into tine brooks House TINS week replacing
tine ole single nre one A new steam plate
warmer ls also lu position ready 90 c0u.
meet with the steam pIl.--
Arbutus 300 full bloom begins 90 be brought
IN IN abundant
Methodist ministers will supply the uu.
pIts in town SUNDAY bsv % - Curl of
st J1nusHurV viii preach at the JuIver
salst church. d 10 owItlar of Bradford at
the uItauau. ur 10. So t4sa. af gnirss.
az the Congregation. and ul Lurfeu
Clark az tine Baptist. and at tine town hal'
st clock blsu1p Andrews for the Metnu
1Is-s At . o'clock Dr mas rarknurst Of
Boston vail preach az the town ball Rev
ID O. Thatcher OF " eston viii preach for
the Adveuts at ID. IS h. hail al $3.50 IN
the evening Rev l. L. bruce OF spring
held will preach al tn. baptist church.
Rev J. ID sherman OF ST. AInaus at Ga.
congregational. ami Mrs Mary Niude aud
Bishop Andrews AT the town hail. Rev A
Il Webb viii conduct gosl,eI service ~ the
NJ. o.. a. rooms AT 8 lu the Afternoon
Ross White hands viii Deziu work 90
the Miner building Moudag
A team owned oy d Mr.. Mason ran away
on south Canal street Moudav Two
calves were thrown out ana one OF them
kIlled
the iadies circle wiil meet On the vestry
of tine unIyersaiist church next THURSDAY
afternoon. supper viii De served IN the
evening
Dr WhIieheId y InompSru who ina.
filled the position of junior medical assist
ant at the asNium tor the mast aIrht month.
during tue absence 1i Dr. Fatcu closes ni.
present connection with the institution tins
week he D spoken vt los the management
In nlgh terms. and leaves warm friends boz
nlnd INN We understand u Is uls Inteu
ton 70 continue % TINS department OF work
m winch ne mas become actively interested
and for " nIcn ne mas shown a special adupta-
ton We snail expect 60 near OF ms cor.
necuun ere long with some other Institution
Of the ike KIND
the noted stallion Clay I-amoert now
az the Bliss farm with ms son. t,s8 j
will be eXhinitsd Oh Nam street to- morrow,
The nIversalIst SUNDAY scno1. voted
last SUNDAY to expeud So on books for tine
nurar,
Following l- the list OF letters remaining
Iu the post office April
omen Miss Ida T. Adams Mrs kmvuuyrr
Mn u Dexter. Mrs AHy h-scleE Mr Mary
J.. Howard slr4l j Howard. Mn L1uis,- Stone
hvn-treorEe avery. Henry Almond Louis
bT1lleii. j. NJ. Elmer Will } hiuE. sol L-onuu.
Vim Moody. Frank b Potter. t4sl A. Pond ti-l.
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