Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
TTIE VERMONT PHOENIX BRATTLEBORO. FRIDAY. Fl
6. 1891.

I;,arory -, 'Literature and Art. " the
,iv" Ver,,,r, nture on the journalistic
Tbs rrol made its appearance last
y,,,,,,,, II ntispiecB Is n portrait Of
~ eel ~, =, mphrey, sketch Of whose
UIe > 49, 80. ma Holyoke Howard The
U'nv, No. Ia Aged poem, by Mary
r. hlliam Wordsworth as an
lhteI &C. ture. by Rev John Brit
tah p. g-.si,i sure poem by George
bai'I''' '''t The Slaves. serial.
anu P'1.'.' NOR Omhia Nincit. both
siNei' '''''i 49, ~ "A talk on time, " by
r reueI w ~. re and a German transla-
ION, |uT1i W. trades, Y by Frank Liustow
mt .,ignEine is gotten up at
uacI'ely ""u contents are varied ard
interesting b 1000 copies Of the initial
numbtr nave In distributed. The 10Th
Of ga 'h month Il be the publication day.
The February Isle is expected to he out ON
time, ana WIZ ln'fude IN its list Of contrib
utors benjamin Shillaber, Prof Charles
II. A. bJerregaar Eve Katherine Clapp,
Rev. Lyman Aoha ~, Dudley Elliot, Harry
Lyman koopman nd George Shea, jr. As
before stated, w iam b Goodrich is the
manager and G. G.. Howard the editor
Of the magazine.
The funeral oil dev. Father Druon took
place at 81 MARY ; church in St Adams
last + rlday Inc ehurch was crowded and
the ceremonies "ere very impressive. Ac-
corning 70 sketet printed in the Argus
rather Druon cai4e 10 this country from
france ~ l9'O' wen he was 20 years old
AiUer AluuH lne ne Tor three years he re
turheu 10 aIiS' where he was ordained
ne retuIllen 10 Tins country in the same
year. lo''' ana " 1854 was located a. a
missionary lh er mont. He had been in
S.ruhehth' ln uu hding no less than IA
churche' I'D ihis ul cese, those at Benning.
Ton hu'ihnd' ora Itleboro and Montpelier
being an''ne the etrliest on his list
Rtsrick ilolp,ck, aged 81, who had
Ue meat DE at the Brooks House for
tiS pa.tI"" " led yesterday morning
rom coHpi' ~ diseases. after q few
NeeAs ninoss' Fns q German and had
~ reia'''ss 10 'untry 20 far as known.
Z AS 2 Teneoy % e icy sidewalks dose
OF san 4r as recommended, ~ be
applied a. often niger is apparent
'ilsoh Or have sold their large
wagon sl'' % AK ~ a Co, who will move
u shnfi ii'''H e aud convert it into a
oarh. H.'" gown viii build IA four
sto'N uu' '...- carriage repository on
IN" hra. l'".'I FARMERS league will meet
at Engin' HhIH 81 Hruttleboro FRIDAY
evening fe.I 1a' 10, At go o'clock
subject discus bon, The silver bill "
All iarme are D" Fted 10 attend
All are n'ilel the pie and oyster sup
per at the BAPTIST urch Thursday evening
a notice D. gwen go the annouDcsnepts
The se, ma coz the Odd Fellows social
dances vi ''- "''' Thursday evening next
MRS r. - harr' OF Bradford, president
OF the Nona" e Il me Missionary society of
the ern'ni ''HI Renee, delivered an ad-
dress ~ u 'r-l'' Of the Methodist church
last MIA e'eninE Mrs. Barrett gave
comprehet we Ah' very interesting account
OF the rrnarkHh.- Fork being done 10y this
society OF women lmong the Alaskans the
Indian, u e negroes and poor whites Of the
south, the INNING nts and the degraded
poor OF uu' great aes, and concluded with
an eloquent Hil"a o the sympathies Of her
hearers Die AAl' ess was received with
marked atV~hti"" very good audience
John MarGAfn. a Holyuke, Mass.
hickman, mt ~ 1k Monday night, fred
hve Shot Nth vOlver Rt his wife and
all the hul e> I'D IN her body Her
condition n cry teal. but II Is thought
that She m ~ re- n. Marx ham IL we'll
known locat u Is about 80 years old
and has ink cnnlm.
The repa 'n N Dunlevys house on
Harris plac r. eadvanced
A letter g. yves ans morning from NJ
/ G. Curtis OF A"'A ity, the cashier Of the
/ American ui 'ha. uk OF that city. whose
suspension IT, ely announced men
/ tons ms ele - D a. cretary and treasurer
/ OF the Mis- nsas x Texas trust
/ company Of CITY with a capital Of
/ s.. uO, ppO, A'> ection also As treas
| urer of the ~ >A' y, Nevada and Fort
smith railro com lty--a good indication
/ of the conti1 r. aiesteem IN which Mr.
{ Curtis In hel p h'as City business cir
/ Giles Mr. ~ p tons probability Of
/ the reorganl Ion ne American national
bank on I'D -"uer and stronger than
I ever, with Il i'lce crest left out
/ Sixty-eigh lnArr' . certificates were Is
sued m town Furn.AAO. The records Of
the district C rks' 4 in the town clerk =
office. show 81 Va ssear there we're ll6
births and 10. ieatin town. The follow
ing Is the reed by Hricts