Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-09

II is said that we must 60 back to lSl6 .
to find New England weather at this season
which matches that of the past month";
The loss to Mr. Reeds lumber shed by
the mcendiary fire on Thursday night of
last week has been adjusted in three com
panics at S22.S0.
An item i'm our Westminster correspond
ence explains the mystery of that horse
which ran away at the fair last week ana
no owner appeared to claim him until Fri
day.
Gorton's minstrcls did not give unalloy-
ed satisfaction Wednesday night. The
musicians and dancers in the company
showed commendable ability, but the en-
tertainment as a whole was below the
average of its kind.
The local theatrical management re-
ceved telegram yesterday announcing
that on account of the critical illness of
his daughter Mckee Rankin will not ap-
pear here next week, as had been arranged.
During the second day of the Valley fair
the number of people were counted who
passed given point on Canal street at diff
ferent times in a period of five minutes.
The smallest number was 2S4 and the larg
est 400.
On Wednesday of the coming week
social gathering at Lindenhurst will occur
the guests being the members of the various
committees of the Y. NJ. c. \. and the
woman's auxiliary. This is to take the
place of the committee tea planned earlier in
the season and postponed indefinitely.
The tally-ho coach from Orange, Mass,
which was here at the fair last week, had
a narrow escape below Mortified Friday.
on the return trip to Orange, Engineer
Kennison's train coming upon it so uneN-
pcctedly at one of the crossings as to Craze
the noses of the leading horses.
Isl Perkins makes his annual visit to
Brattleboro on Monday evening of next
week, when the PughtOwn brass band,
threshing machine and all the other
mirth-provoking accompaniment of the
play will be i'm attendance. Recent press
notices all agree that Mr.. Gus T. Wallace,
who appears in the title role, is making an
ever-increasing success in his attempt to
depict this amusing phase of Yankee
character.
We have received copy of the Madison
ensis, the college paper of Colgate miver-
sity, Hamilton. \. Y. The name of w.
b. Smith of BrattleborO, a member of the
class of '93, appears as one of the two assO-
cate editors The MadisOnensis is we'll
edited and attractive paper and a credit to
the institution. f. p. Wallen of the West
| village is the latest Brattleboro boy to en-
| ter Colgate university.
Rev. and Mrs Phalen and Mrs. Dr. Ora
| per attended the Connecticut valley Unita-
! rian conference held at Springfield Tuesday
| evening and Wednesday. Peculiar inter
est attached to this meeting from the fact
that Rev. DR. Brooke Uerford preached
the onenino sermon. and this was one OF
his last anpearances outside Boston before
he leaves his ARLINGTON street church ia
take \ CHARGE i'm Iondon. At the election
of the officers of the conference DIR. Ora.
uer was chosen one of the vice president,
and Rev Mr. PhaIen a member of IN,
hoard of directors.
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