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

er robbed Ira Kent Of Guilford of $1,000
20 years ago
%. The Fort Dummer rifle clubs annu-
al shoot took place at Vernon the medals
being won by c. l.. Cobb and II, c. 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.
OCTOBER.
|. The Wells fountain, a gift to Brattle-
boro, and rare piece of artistic work,
set in place.-An important transaction to
Bellows Falls Industries was the transfer Of
the Cheshire railroad to the Fitchburg
company.
- The fifth annual Valley fair held.
Ii was the most successful event of the
kind in New England during the year
10000 people present, immense displays in
all departments sharp races, good weather.
?. A pleasant reunion at the Brooks
House was the celebration of Mr.. E B. Car
penter's 10th anniversary in the organ
business.
1. VIM. Hastings resigned as conductor
on the New London Northern road after 33
years continuous service.
q. The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
Jason Clark celebrated at West Brattleboro.
:. An adjourned village school meeting
held II present and adjourned TO April
c. f. Capron's tailor shop at Bellows Falls
broken into and $50 worth of clothing
stolen.
s. Malcolm Moody resigned as assistant
treasurer of the Vermont savings bank and
,l,. =. L. III
j0O-acre Squires farm in Guilford, owned
by Perry x johnson, sold to- w. Shanks
A Fellowship meeting. held at Putnev
representatives from several churches be
ing present The annual local fair held at
West Townshend
9. Marriage of Lawyer Milo NJ. Acker
of Hornellsville, y. Y, and Miss Minnie
daughter of Judge R W Clarke.
10. Death in Ashuelot, ~ H., of Mamie
Heffron of Brattleboro The annual in
spection and parade of the Bellows Falls fire
department took place
II. +. d. Leonard store at West Wards
boro broken into, the thieves securing booty
to the value of S2j
Marrages-l6, Albert j. Pulen and Miss
Minnie Mather; -, VIM Donahue and Miss
Kittie Judge -, James P Harper of Elm
wood, ILL.,, and Miss Belle Hodgkins l6, in
West Chesterfield, y. H., Fred P. Thomp-
son of Brattleboro and Katie L. Houghton
l'' IN estmlnster, Henry +. Sampson of
Springfield, Mass, and Mrs Nellie Cobb
Hooper II, in Boston, Timothy Sullivan of
Bellows Falls and Miss Louisa c. Currie of
Halifax, y. 5
To- W alter B. Pierce OF New York form
ea the nrst farmers league IN the county at
brattleooro with 10 charter members
John Goodrow. formerly OF Brattleboro, fell
I9t3 the river IRON bridge at Claremont,
~ H., and was drowned.-At the annual
meeting Of the Valley creamery association
at Westminster 1t was shown that the sales
ior the year amounted to So, go.
TO- A BOY who had stolen horse in Rut-
iand captured IN Marlboro, after an excit-
ing chase from Iownshend the day before.
-Aroutns blossoms picked IN Guilford and
ripe strawnerrles IN West Brattleboro. -
Death IN hnowlton, +. e., of Mrs. Austin
Laughton OF Dummerston
~ Inc Montague paper company's
orlGge at oouth Londonderry carried away
oY hlgh water
y Adl James a. Lillls OF Rutland, for
merlY OF bTattie6oro and Miss Lizzie Bow
90 ra.,,. :. 'IS a. So1se.i t neiu
savings bank and Miss Irene / Hammond
of West Wardsboro married
% Landlord Mason of Towns botal at
Bellows Falls fined $500 for selling liouor.
2325 The annual meeting of the state
teachers association and the schoolmaster's
club held at Bellows Falls, with a large at
tendance from all over the state.
"a The following was the result of pros
ecutions for liquor selling at Bellows Falls
l Inoihas Dohegan' SooO Michael Murphy,
Sooo 100 SSn" v '-e8ry' so li'hothy sum
van, FiUo'
% beath IN holllston' Mass oil Dr.
Ss. Snai,es ~" % aiu n 'Pli1s, a naS'Ee AZ S ol
% Atbans 49, Huu ''Sien TIiie, - IiiiiIn I
~ A,Lo I - ii,'o a W i'oGr nouse
Tbav ,yera arrested snd Iod,ad i, al
- % The Windban co1nt,, Cona,ro,o.
tional minister, met ar WestmtnsterH West
% The sale of the Housebold 10 Hsrts.
horn 4 PattingilI of Roston hooa,,,a 80.
eraIIv known lanes Higgins forn,eri,,
of Brattleboro. killed in a railroad accident
at st. Louis. Mo.
81. The interest of the Stedman family
in large estate in New York made public
NovE,1pE1
~ ~ sSo' eaeuo m nay , plOck ISs.i
uauseu ,sie, Fo. to'ai 'oSs l % sSooon WI
:,eI "" - az I nn0 t ea'li oiu"' Win
'aP'''i VI S-'''oo, iOi"heu
u. Dea'n ~ NeM iorN Oh husseh A
piseio", risins SWIns Wq, isM!er} "hose sum
"'ei no'he was a' " eS' pIa''leooro'
D. Heorge II, Kendall hned Sl2O for sell
ing liquor and IN default OF payment sent
TO the house OF correction
4. Chas. G. Staples and Miss Florence