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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-02
MARCH.

!, The Both wedding anniversary Of Mr.
and Mrs Lorenzo Harris celebrated. The
silver weddings Of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Ken
dali and Mr. aud Mrs J NJ Kendall cele-
brated at South Wardsboro
-. A boom in the local ice crop, +. VI
Waite sending many tons 10 Springfield
Mass
!. The annual town meetings held At
Brattleboro the peoples ticket, " which had
been prepared IN opposition to the old
board, was showed under by large ma
Jority. At Wilmington $500 was voted 10
he expended at the reunion July 4th.
,. The 3jd anniversary Of the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs G. z Stebbins celebrated
at Iownshend
q. A fire did 800 damage in Miss Fla.
wins millinery store at Bellows Falls Char
lie Haynes of Wilmington severely injured
at East Dover by the overturning of load
of logs
:. The 2jth wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs Chas L. Wheeler observed
at Bellows Falls Death in Bennington of
Anthony Stetson, yed s., a long time resi-
dent Of Wilmington
=. The coolest day of the season q be
low zero-Mr. and Mrs Harry Rowe's sill
yer wedding celebrated. death in New
York of Charles +. Arnold, a noted LAWYER
aud theatre manager once resident of
Bellows Falls and native Of South London
derry where his burial took place.
TO- d. f. Carpenter of Guilford made
choice maple syrup the first of the season
brought into Brattleboro.
II. The county court convened at New
faue. An eight DAYS session held. OF
the % cases noted for trial only seven re
NAMED for the jury No important cases
were tried
II The golden wedding Of Judge and
Mrs Ira X. Batchelder celebrated at Towns
hend
l3 Capt Chidss nomination as post
master sent to the President
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JUNE.

3. Marriage at Wilmington of Rev Rich
ard Morgan, presiding elder of the Spring
field district, and Miss Mary f. Spencer.
I. f. w Stoddard elected trustee and
j, c. Dewitt assistant treasurer of the
Brattleboro savings bank.
:. Herbert c. Hatch, milkman living
near Bellows Falls, committed suicide by
hanging. james Parker of Bellows Falls,
aged "a, found dead in bed
s. Moses E. Smith of Rockingham, aged
"a, shot himself and death took place two
days later, Death in Andover Mass. of
Mrs Mary Minot Greene, widow of Ad-
miral 7. P Greene, formerly of Brattle-
boro, aged 6S.
., The graduating exercises of the Glen
wood classical seminary of West Brattle-
boro held.
10. The golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. g. Hubbard of Wilmington cele-
brated.-A lawsuit to see whether Winhall
or Londonderry should support a town pau
per decided in favor of the latter town.
l0-ll The annual convention of the
Universalists of Windham and Bennington
counties held at Guilford Centre
IL. a notable social event at Bellows
Falls was the marriage of Carroll A. Moore
and Miss Fanny c. Wilson.-The Wind
ham county Baptist Sunday schools met at
Brattleboro.
IL. The first Strawberries raised by To-
cal dealers put upon the market-A camp
of the Sons OF Veterans instituted at Bel
lows Falls with 32 members
IL, Thieves entered the store of DR..
Kenyon of Townshend and stole about
500; they also entered NJ. NJ. Martins
boot and shoe store.
l3-l4 The,Brattleboro Amateurs PLAYED
two games with the U. V. NJ. at Burling-
ton, being defeated in both.
IA The Republican caucuses to elect
delegates to the state and congressi onal
conventions held In Brattleboro Hooker
delegates were chosen TO the congress
sional convention by vote of 441 to
23S In the county 30 Hooker and 80
Grout delegates were chosen on the con
gressional ticket, and on the state ticket
80 Page and Woodbury. delegates.
10. The commencement exercises of the
High school held at the town hall The
work of filling the high trestle near New.
fame begun.
II. Detectives followed into this county
burglars who stole $50, 600 worth of Jewel
ry at Gloversville, n, Y.
Is, Guy, sou of Col J. J. Estey, bad
one hand shattered by the explosion of the
cartridge of a toy cannon, necessitating
amputation Fortuna son of Alfred Smith,
while playing on the logs at Bellows Falls,
fell into the river and was drowned.
10. The Centre church ladies held a
daisy fair, clearing 5000.
20 A logman found bag in the river
at Bellows Falls, in which was the body of
an infant.
22-26. The interesting l4th annual com
mencement exercises of Vermont academy
at Saxtons River took place, % young peo-
pie graduating
%. The petition of Barney Cannon, jr,
to be postmaster at Bellows Falls, containing
1000 names, sent to the Vermont delegation
in Congress,
s3. The exercises of the High school
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APRIL.

/. l.. A. Fales sold his interest in the
Hildreth x Fales job printing office to o.
L. French, proprietor of The Phoenix, and
that Office became known as The Phpnix
Job Printing office.
l-2, The j0th anniversary of the forma-
tion of the Baptist church celebrated with
impressive ceremonies.
II A Ateachers meeting held at Grafton
,. Death of Edward Crosby, one of
Brattleboro's most prominent business men,
the head of the firm of F. Crosby * Co
and the builder of Crosby block David R
Gale, formerly of Vernon, killed in a rail
road accident in Dunsmuir, Cal.-The sill
yer wedding of Mr., and Mrs w l.. Barnes
of Jamaica celebrated.
B. About l2j Masons attended the dis
trict meeting, held with the Brattleboro
lodge. Death in Sufiield, Conn, of Sophia
R., wife of Hon. James H. Phelps of West
Townshend, aged 63
4 A district meeting of the Masons held
at Bellows Falls 100 nt-The sale of
the Bellows Falls Times TO K. g. Alis an
nounced. Fast day was generally observed.
At Brattleboro the first union service was
held.-The 29th anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Newton OBJ
served at Guilford.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-02

DECEMBER.
/. Rev. J. II. Robbins ceased to be pas
tor of the Baptist church at Saxtons River.
2. Death in Keene, y. H., of Mrs. Jose
phine Morrill,, formerly of Vernon, aged
). Mrss Harriet Goodridge Hail. for
merly of Westminster, died in Boston. .-
The 10th anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs L.
NJ. Harriss marriage celebrated at VIII
mington.
6. A traverse ran into a wall on South
Main street Johnnie Cranston had his
arm broken, leg cut and side iammed.
Other boys were slightly injured. The first
genuine snow fall of the season came,
enough to make good sleighing
8. J. w. Cauger and Tim Sullivan of
Bellows Falls bought the Stevens paper
mill at Lancaster, n. H.
8. A dwelling on Canal street at Bellows
Falls, owned by g. B. Wheeler, badly dam
aged by fire
10. The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. \. ThwiuR celebrated at Bellows Falls.
13. Fire Quilted the upper floor of John
Dunlevy's house on Harris place, occupied
by G. L. Brigham and Mrs. Samuel Knight
The total loss was about $1,000 Harry
Patterson had his led badly broken while
coasting at Putney.
IA. Death in Boston of Mrs. II. A..
Jones of Williamsville, aged 63.
10. splendid ice crop began to be har-
vested.-Dr William A. Dckerman, for
merly of Brattleboro, died in Foxboro,
Mass. s.-The bell for the Catholic church at
Bellows Falls, weighing $500 pounds and
costing $780, put in place
10. The narrow gauge railroad track in
the rear of the passenger station taken up
David Perry, formerly Of Brattleboro,
died in Fitchburg, Mass.
Il. Burglars broke into Mr. Murphy
house at Dummerston and stole $30-A
village charter adopted at Bellows Falls.
Marriages. 18th, David G. Morris and
Miss May Stone 18th, George Horton of
Hartford, Conn, and Miss Effie E. Greene
lS. Everett, the S-year-old sou of Z. c.
Palmer of Grafton, died as the result of an
injury received by falling upon saw horse
20. Landlord Burnham of the hotel at
Guiford fined $50 for selling liquor
20. Eight women of an average age of
-, all of whom were born and attended
school in district No !, held reunion
with Mrs VIM F. Richardson.
2l. Fire did $500 damage in the Baptist
church at Bellows Falls
"a. States Attorney Hit prosecuted
three liquor dealers at Bellows Falls, fining
them $3.50
2j. A perfect Christmas day and joy
fully celebrated
26. A foot or more snow fell in Brattle-
boro and larger amount in the hill towns.
During the storm at late hour Friday
night, two engines on the New London
Northern road collided in Northfield Mass
and Fireman Geness of Brattleboro was
killed, and Engineer Parkess seriously in
jured.
Several mornings during the month the
thermometer registered below zero
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bans overall manufacturers, moved into
their Flat street shop-L. +. Pettee of
New York bought the Perry farm at West
Brattleboro for $4,000.
II. Miss Mary and Mr. Lucien Howe,
assisted by the Beethoven club Of Boston,
appeared in the testimonial concert the
most successful musical performance ever
given in Brattleboro Rev. Mr.. Scofeld
installed pastor Of the Congregational
church at Marlboro. The Goth anniversary
of the marriage Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Norman
Cobb celebrated at East Putney The
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Ephram
Morse celebrated at Williamsvile.
13. Chicago dispatches announced that
Miss Serotia Alexander had been awarded
a judgment of s26, ,S47 in her suit against
the estate Of her brother. Notice given
that the Vermont delegation in Congress
would give the opponents Of Capt. Childs
hearing in the post-ofiice case
1874. Interesting meetings, under the
auspices of the state board of agriculture,
held at Westminster.
a. The county board Of education met
at Brattleboro and adopted text books.
l6 The annual Masonic concert and ball
given at Bellows Falls
1922. The gathering Of the ice crop in
Brattleboro and throughout the county be
gan.
II. The Artillery band gave a concert
and dance which netted $50 The Bishop
house near Saxtons River, owned by j. K
Bancroft and occupied by j. T. White,
burned.
10. First genuine snow storm of the sea
son occurred, about eight inches falling
20 The fine imported stained glass win
dows put into St Michael's Roman Catho
/ lie church
20-2l THE Windham county teachers
institute held at Brattleboro, 1875 teachers
being present.
2l-23. The thermometer was below zero.
2l. The citizens of Wilmington held a
meeting and appointed officers to make ar
rangenents for a reunion of the sons and
daughters of the town The most destruct-
i've fire which ever visited Newfane occur
red, the old Burchard store, owned by A. V.
May, and the Burchard homestead being
destroyed loss $40, ,OOn. Hon. + l.. Wa
terman, Hon. J. l.. Martin and Col Geo.
W Hooker, representing the opposition to
Capt Childs, and Col j. j. Estey, Col X
Haskins and +. G. Crosby, IN his favor, ap-
peared before the Vermont delegation in
Congress at Washington and made their
statements in regard to the post office caucus
% Patrick Rel had one arm badly
broken and burned by being caught in the
dry rolls of a paper machine at Bellows
Falls
%. Charlie, l4-year old son of Thomas
Ryan, broke through the ice while skating
on the Connecticut river south of the rail
road station, and was drowned One Of
the coolest days Of the winter John Miller
picked G3 frogs out Of spring at Dunn
merston.
27. Anew post-oflice established at South
Whitiugham.
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Crested Butte, Colo THE county court
convened at Newfane, Judge Royce presid
ing. Only 10 cases we're left for jury trial
and several Of these were otherwise dis
posed of
9-ll. Over 80 tickets sold to the state
fair at White River Junction, at which
BrattleborO carried off most of the prizes
for draft oxen
1O-l1. The Windham county conference
Of Congregational churches held at Sax
tons River.
II. The receipts Of the annual fair given
by the Episcopal ladies were $3.50
IL. Fifty friends surprised Mr. and
Mrs. John Ramsdell of South Londonderry
on their 25th marriage anniversary and
gave them many presents On the same
evening the silver wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Cummings Of the same place
was observed.
13 Beatty s. Balestier of New York
and Miss Mai Mendon married at the Epis-
copal church
IA. Fifteen young men from Bellows
Falls arrested for damaging property at
Spoiford lake and fined $3.50 Freight
Conductor Foy Of Bellows Falls killed at
Belden's Falls by falling from car and be
ing run over
10. Work begun on the mountain road.
Three boys at Bellows Falls arraign-
ed for stealing from the stores one sent to
the reform school. one fined and the other
discharged Death in Washington of Mrs
Augusta Cochrane, formerly OF Brattleboro.
20. The 2jth anniversary of the mar
riage Of Mr.. and Mrs S. +. Rawson of
Jamaica observed
81. Secretary Window and family Wis
80 -. Il II - IL
Saxtons River received serious injuries by
being crowded against a wall by horse
%. Mrs. T. Avery sold her millinery
store to Donnell & Davis Earl Smith,
bell boy, fell from a third story window at
Towns hotel, Bellows Falls, receiving bad
injuries. The annual Halifax town fair
held and the verdict was "a good day and
a good show
"A. G.. W Puffer < Co. opened new
grocery store on Elliot street -Thir.
ty couples made four-days' trip from Bel
lows Falls to the White Mountains by spe-
cial cars-1he annual Wilmington fair
successfully held. Windham county court
adjourned.-Frank g. Tuttle, aged 22 for
merly of Bellows Falls, accidentally shot
and killed at Kearnev, Neb
26. Sylvester Hale, a Montague, Mass
hermit, found dead He and his broth
er robbed Ira Kent Of Guilford of $1,000
20 years ago.
q The Fort Dummer rifle clubs annu-
al shoot took place at Vernon, the medals
being won by G. l.. Cobb and HI G.. French.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
4. Parsons celebrated at West Wardsboro.
A row boat went over the dam at Bel
lows Falls and James Barry was drowned.
The other two men in the boat Jumped to
the logs and were rescued
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.. The silver wedding Of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Banks celebrated
9. Easter Sunday.
I. The Estey Guard and Fuller Battery
held their annual ball
II. Marshall Hapgood, formerly of Brat
tleboro, struck by locomotive at Stamford,
Conn, and killed
10. The grist mill, two barns and a
blacksmith shop burned at Guilford
13. Death in Fort Payne, Ala, of f. 7.
Watkins of Westminster, aged pa
IA. The Briggs drug store sold to f. II.
Holden & Co.
10. The Goth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Weatherhead of Gull
ford lebrated.-Death of Rrattleboro's
most prominent citizen, Deacon Jacob Es-
tey, the head and founder of the Estey Or
gan company.
49, Geo f. Root and Miss Mabel Piper
married John Brickey, aged 16, fell into
the river at Bellows Falls and was drowned.
Il G. f. Parks store at Williamsvile
broken into and about S25 taken. Death
in Brooklyn, n. Y, of Mrs Russell Hyde Of
Bellows Falls.
11-2l. The Vermont conference of
Methodist churches held with the Brattle-
boro society
10. Alfred S. Cox, aged 81, we'll
known resident, was thrown from road
cart and received injuries from which he
died on the 22d "A branch of the Congre-
gational church formed at Bucketville in
Wardsboro.
81. A daily stage began running between
Jacksonville and Charemont, Mass -
Thieves broke into Goddards store at
South Londonderry. A large company Of
friends present at the golden wedding cele-
bration Of Mr. and Mrs w. f. Richardson.
% The house on the Ira Blodgett place
at Grafton burned.
"a Four families of Swedes arrived at
Wilmington in the re-population scheme -
S4OO horse shipped from St Albans
stolen from the car at South Vernon by
young lrishman named McHolen. He
was arrested in Bennington county.
%. Death in Manchester, ~ H., of Al
den Sherwin, aged &C. former pastor Of
the Baptist church.
%. The Methodist society presented
Rev. W. 5. Smthers with a gold watch pre-
vious to his departure to Barre.
20. Judge Royal and Mrs TYLER quietly
passed their j0th wedding anniversary.
30. Mary Howe sang at the Apollo CLUB
concert in Boston and made great success
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-02
SEPTEMBER.

/. George o. Guild turned over the
post-ofiice at Bellows Falls to Barney Can
non, jr,, the newly appointed postmaster.
,, The Brattleboros left for Burlington.
where four games were played with the
L. V. NJ. s, BrattleborO winning two, tying
one and losing one, These games gave
Brattleboro the state championship The
state election held, the Republicans winning
by reduced majority. In Brattleboro,
Dover, Marlboro Rockingham, Somerset
and Nottingham Democratic representa-
tives were chosen. These were the repre-
sentatives from the county Athens, j NJ.
Powers BraItleboro, o. A. Marshall (;
Brookline, Geo. f.. Ware Dover Fred +.
Ryther Dummerston, j. A. Miller Graf
ton, Harlan Phelps; Guilford VIM. II Ty-
ler Halifax, Geo. l.. Clark Jamaica, Dan
lei Sherwin; Londonderry, James NJ. Tar
bell Marlboro, Clark l.. Adams; New
fame, Chester A. Perry Putney, A. b.
Hewitt Rockingham, James II. Williams
Somerset, j. w. Rice Stratton, Geo. NJ.
Smith Townshend +, L. Hastings Yer
non, Alonzo Stebbns Wardsboro, d. c.
Dexter Westminster, Freeman j. Hough-
ton Nottingham, w, A. Brown Viii
mington, H. Mann, ir. Windham, A, j.
Stearns.
3. The Crib club held an entertainment
which netted $40,
4. The annual High school alumni re-
union held at the Brooks House
g. The Commercial House proprietors
at Bellows Falls fined $400 for selling liquor.
.. Marriage at the Episcopal church of
Miss Helena A. Smith, assistant editor of
the Household, aud George f. Korte Of
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graduating class at Bellows Falls held in
the opera house.
20. Fire in the tenement house owned
by Mrs. Geo Keyes on Atkinson street, at
Bellows Falls, did $500 damage.
%. The Livermore mill at South Lon
donderry burned, causing a loss Of 5000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-02
NEUROLOGY OF THE YEAR IN
BRATTLEBORO.

January.
l. Timothy Vinton. s..
10. In West Brattleboro, Marilla 5 Earle, 50.
q. Maria +. Ingram, 3D. Willard Lindsey 81
-. Geo. b. Sargent, 49,; Louis Charles Plum
mer mos and ri days.
25 In West Brattleboro. Mrs Mary Butler. -.
g Mrs Ella H. Adams 36
-. John B. Day, 63.
February.
T. Laura A. Gibson %
>. Alice, daughter of William Barrett, mos.
e. In West Brattleboro, Frank j Potter -
s. John VI. Drown. 6S.
10. William Leonard, 81.
II. Mrs Sarah A Dustin, 6i.
IL. Edward Edwards, II.
a. Albert A. Bennett, G2; Matthew Camp
bell. GO.
Is. Sarah A Burnett Of Dummerston, IG.
y. Charlie f. Ryan. II.
y, Mrs Maria Elmer, x.
March.
l. Andrew J. Stearns. G3.
:. Mrs. Adelia Allen, -.
-. In West BrattlebOro, Edmund Jones. e..
~. Infant son Of George Downing
April.
>. Edward Crosby. "A.
3. Martin Martin, 100
Helen, daughter of J. II. Turner, 10 mos
10. Child of Herbert Grout
II. Jacob Estey, %.
is Robbie, son of Edward Lord, > years
49, Mrs. Josephine W Nye Robbins, 81 John
ME A. newman, 10.
20 William +. Howe, 50.
- Alfred s. Cox, 81.
~ John H. Turner, p
2S Peleg Barrows, 6S Ernest C. Norcross. l0
May.
/. Vernon Fay. infant son Of }. G. stafford.
,, Mrs. d. Elmira Stebbins, -
H. Everett Green. ii.
IL Mrs. Mary Fisher, 49,
81 In West Brattleboro Joseph G. Mattoon. Co.
D. Dewitt Clinton Tyler, 81.
June.
/. Mrs. Mary A. Herrick, ~
II. levi NJ. Walker a.
2s Solomon Huntingdon Edwards, 81.
80 James G. Flood, 81
July.
Z. Mrs. Nettie Doyle, ~
- Thomas BOyce, 13.
y. William Wagner.
b Mrs, Nellie G. Welcome. b.
q. William Hyde, So.
August.
=. By drowning, Margaret f. Mcyeigh, IS;
Frederick n, Raymond and Andrew T. Raymond,
II and o.
3. Mrs. Harriet Salisbury Conant, Si.
10. Julia Morrisary.
IL. Mrs. Michael Baker b3
IL Mrs Clorinda w. Adams, "a.
Is. Infant son Of Daniel Manning.
~. John j. infant son of Charles Pratt,
-. Loren w. Greene 3d.
q. Kate j. Miller L.
~. Florence, daughter Of Walter 5 Alger, s
81 Edna May, daughter of Albert Baldwin,
September.
:. VIM NJ, son Of VIM. R. Brown.
II. Herbert r., son of Barney f. Pratt
II. Wilbur p. Washburne, p
u. Samuel W. Walker 42; Mrs. Abby r. Col
burn, 81.
Is. Edward A. Stearns, 80.
~. William Pitt Cune, -.
October.
/. Roxalana 5. Ware ST.
10, Mrs Mary b. Sprague H.
n. Mrs Mary +. Taylor, ~
II Herbert F., infant son Of Walter r. Bailey
~, Lotte, infant daughter of Wallace II. Gedds.
~. Robert G.. Hardie, -.
November.
2 Mrs. Mary NJ. Davis. G3.
II, Herman, son of August Rhode
II. +. b. Campbell, a.
II. Mrs. Alta NJ Turner 20.
"a. Oscar O. WheeOck, 90.
p Mrs. Betsey l.. Crosby, G1.
p. Viola, daughter Of Leroy Corbett
December.
3. Elizabeth +, Edwards, O..
Mrs Wiley Moore n.
~. Mrs William q. Bulkley, ~
IL. Mrs RoXana Pierce Of Westminster, %.
~. In West Brattleboro Timothy Adkins, "
years, mos,
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/. In Grafton, John Ayre, IS
.. In Guilford, Mrs Geryis Barstow -; in Raw
sonville, Rufus Cobb. 90.
Z. In West Wardsboro, Mrs Jacob Stevens, a.
I. In Newfane, Mrs Lucinda Hescock, -.
.. In Nottingham, Hiram Plumb, s5.
10 In Westminster West. Mrs. Sidney Camp
bell, 1j.
u. In Wllliansyille Mrs Nelson Morse, Is.
l3. In Vernon, George W. Lee, 80; In Dummer-
ston, Thomas Clark, Gj.
II. In Jacksonville, Mrs. Merritt Blanchard, 50
10. In Windham. Chloe +. Rhodes l6
II. In Westminster West, Minnie f. Wellman;
in Rockingham, Henry Spauding, -.
~. In South Newfane, Frank J Perry 90
-. In Wilmington, Mrs. Louisa Pease 3d.
26. In Westminster West, Lyman Moutrop, 81
%. In Green River, c. V. Thomas, 32
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-02
The Record of 1890
EVENTS OF LOCAL INTEREST
WHICH OCCURRED DURING THE
YEAR


In Hrattleboro aud the Other Towns Of
Windham County.
We present herewith our second annual
record of the years local events, arranged
in chronological order The purpose has
been this year, as last to make this group
ing of events complete as nearly as possible
for the whole of Windham county. The
record of deaths is arranged under separate
headings at the end of the main review.
When no place is named Brattleboro is
understood
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-02

/. In Guilford, Levi Boyden. *.
3. In Wmdham. Asa Smith, 10
,. In East Putney, Leroy Pierce, 81.
9. In Dummerston, Rufus Scott, 81
:, In Rockingham, Isaiah Edison
l3. In South Newfane Mrs. King ID. Charter, 6i
Il. In Dummerston. Beniamin Pierce, 10.
Is. In Guilford, Mrs Agnes I.azelle 81.
Il. In South Londonderry, Ira Whitman, 20.
Is, In Grafton, Everett, son Of +. c. Palmer
years
~. In Wilmington, Edith May Boyd, II; in
Halifax, James 2. Fish, -.
20. In Bellows Falls Oliver Heald, 80.
~ In Windham, Mrs. Asa Whitman 20.
p. In South Londonderry, VIM Ward Pierce, 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-02

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the complaint Give il a tral
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4, e, Thorn, druggist, desires to inform the pub
lie that he Is agent Tor the most successful pTepa
ration that has yet been produced for coughs,
colds and Group. II will loosen and relieve a
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The article referred Ia is Chumberlain's Cough
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The name of y II Downs still lives although
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cure of coughs and colds has already outliyed him
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