Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-09

Cletv occurs next tuesday evening
DR. Conland has recently come into pos
session of copies of the Herald Of Gospel
Liberty the earliest periodical religious
publication la this country, although not
ranked bv collectors as a newspaper, a. o.
took more the form of q tract expressing
the personal views of its publisher the tev
Elias Smith an evangelist nf his time. OF
the sect now known as Christians The
early numbers were printed at Portsmouth,
N. Il
The 10 members of the Congregational
choir had Jolly outing Wednesday even
ing, taking a sleigh ride 20 Winchester
where supper was served at the hotel. The
church trustees furnished the wherewithal
The date of the next dancing party at
the Brooks House mas been changed from
the 22d 10 the 23d
During December the letter carriers de
livered 171 registered letters. "a GA mail
letters. 1860 postal cards. 30 3sS newspa-
pers. and 3449 local letters They collected
-. 86s mail letters 4B1 local cards. $3.50
mail cards and 20 O9j newspapers The total
number of pieces OF mail matter handled
was l4l. 7G6 70 5lg being delivered and co.
2ll collected The local postage for the
month was slOl ST.
The officers of Tyler camu. sons of ct
Grams were installed at %. a. k hall last
Friday evening hv Division Colonel BiXby
of Chelsea The entertainment which fol-
lowed the installation was mainly of a mu-
steal character. "a noticeable feature being
the violin playing bv Prof Rollins and some
of his pupils Refreshments were served
About 100 persons were present
The installation of tine new ofhcers-elect
Of Post oedgWirk, q. A. r., took place at
draud ARMY hall ednesday evening.
fast department COMMANDER HOOKER acl
ing as installing olireI' ana Noinruae d W.
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rar,srrs ,r c,,cIus,ou tg Air. i d. Howe
Attbe conclusion of I'M. program cake and
ice cream were SERVED and am nrurof gen
eral sociabihty followed The spirit of the
evening was admirable. and visitors win.
we're favored with an invitation 90 boz pres
ent were Impressed with the deep and
serious feeling which uervad-- the veterans
90 these gatherings and the sense oft rs.
sponsihihtv which they fee. toward each
other and towards tins noble organization
as "A whole
Tb. concert last evpuiu- DO. Ihcarl- s
original Nashville students wa d uur.t Of
sunshine after long period of ousrurirs.
a. everything u tn- entertainments lime
which ha, preceded o. thi, season mas been
urpss ur mrdlnrrlty at the best he pro
gram was unusually protra0tet. consisting
of over - numbers 900 addition t. tine er
cores which were freely given DO Response
% the unstlutet applause The selections
were solos duets. trIo.. male luartets. and
nv the company ni tour men and three
women AlI the songs were tI'-r of %
Jubilee ur plantation cnaraeter such a-
are pecul'a''' 7"'.'., 'N' u'''''" AlI'
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The nrst Of Canton Palestine social
dances was given at 'ii Fellows haA las'
evening and was an eulovHnie occasion tor
30 or more couples
A new krauich 81 Bach piano mas been
placed IN the Wheel c'a" rooms TINS week
Oasis kncampmell ] a.. OBJ +. recently
presented militant hammer costing Si9'
b Canton PAlestiu,
MIR. Col Hooker ma. received q com
mission as on, OF the lady director, of III.
worlds falr from ex.a1v Palmer If Iii
non. the director general Three otnet
ia.iie. M TIM, state are ON tn. star of man
ayers two of them being Mr, DIR Grin
nell of Burlington and Sir. Chandler e
pumfr,, The APPOINTMENT must bee
uieasaut recognition To- AIR. Hooker an.
ls one ,uict ,IH give general satlSfactl9 hon
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homes OF her ier Ou account OF ner az,
the INJURY D. very serious ana her recover
Is doubtful.
d DeWolfs auction sale at ,ireentiep
on Tuesday drew large crowd of peopt
and there wa, "a qui'n sale pi 40 goo.
horse
The tirst pla, Of the season in the amu--
lnent course " AS gwen la'' evening "hr'
the nrAihH i''"h 10y 'he Sen was gre
NehteI lH an ""u'ua''' Suu'esslI i manner
WIN brH ia'eh Ah' i''F I'D t"e ieHnin
phrIs' hhl tNeeii""' support "f lHe men
nerS Oh Llr asylum COMPANY Inc mus
was 10y "eene" d" STre'' ''chr'ti"
During the last three daNs of 1880 all th
telephone OPERATOR 1i th- New EnElan
COMPANY were Obliged 10 Keep record Cd
calls spsvsr.F Thu. nur,,,4r az the I,.,