Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-03
WILMINGTON

Our board of listers, Mills Brown. r. r.
barnard and q. f. Howe. began their ,yorL
wednesday morning.
The past week has been very favorable
Tor liberal How Of sap, and large ouan.
tlty OF sugar and syrup has been manufac.
tured '''''''''
The snow is rapidly disappearing and the
roads will he settled very early this spring
5. II. Roberts has removed 20 Bernards.
TON Mass, and the Sargent house is now
vacant Nv"
In addition tn the stock of collins and
Baskets bought Of George Rose, J. n. Kid
der has ordered several hundred dollars
worth of such goods, making his assort-
ment full and complete
DIR. A. W. Rice has removed To the Rich
house recently bought by II. Mann. ir
Inc doctor will soon begin the erection of
ms new house, and we expect il will I've one
"t the pleasantest places in the village.
| \ public meeting will he held next Mon
day evening at the town hall in observance
OF the 25th anniversary Of the formation of
the lirst Grand Army post at Decatur, III.
| Aprll u, 1866 The exercises will consist
OF music, short addresses the reading of
orders, etc, and the occasion will he one of
much interest. Everybody is cordially in
vited
A building is being erected upon Shafter
street for the occupancy Of the Cornet
band
The Times will he printed in Boston this
week
Mr. J.. r. Keysor and Miss Edna DAYTON
were recently married and are now board
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. X. p Ames Con.
CALCULATIONS to the newly welded couple
Mrs. &. NJ. Russell will soon make fine
display Of fashionable millinery Mt her new
rooms which will he much more convenient
than those heretofore occupied
Mrs, John =. Stanley has been in New
York the past week
We are glad to observe that John Patch
is improving in health
We notice that Gen. Kingsley dominates
Lieut.. Gov. Fletcher for gubernatorial
honors. Having special regard for com
rades of the 18th Vermont, we heartily
second the motion.
We notice that our towEsman. s. r
/ Davenport, has bought house in Brnttle-
boro hut are pleased to learn that he will
not remove from Wilmington at present.
Rev J.. p. fuckers illustrated lecture
| upon Egypt at the Methodist church last
Sunday evening was well attended and
was very instructive and entertaining
Over 20 fine views we're displayed by
means of the stereopticon A number of
| portraits OF deceased and present members
OF the church were also presented Mr..
Tucker will probably give the lecture in
adjoining towns.
The management of the Raponda Hotel
are fortunate in securing the services of
/ Mr. and Mrs Rodney Whipple to have
charge of their house the coming season.
l.. f. Pettee is seriously i'll ut BROOKLYN,
and DIR. f. j. Titus has gone to care for
! him
Mrs Caroline Irish of Bennington died
at the home of her daughter. Mrs b. l..
johnson, ON Thursday, March 2G. aged a
/ years. Her body was carried to Benning-
ton on Monday for burial The deceased
was AN estimahle lady aud leaves behind
her many friends N mourn her loss. She
was the mother of four children. two sons
and two daughters, all of whom are living
Joseph Biddle has moved to David Spen.
GERS place on the hill We have not learned
where Fred Quinn has located
| Mrs. G. G. Leonard has been i'll during
the past week.
/ The annual meeting Of Boxer Engine
| company No., |, occurred last SATURDAY.
| evening, when these oiilcers were elected
/ Foreman, Geo +. Haynes; assistant foreman
| j. III kidder clerk and treasurer, II l.. Adams:
| lst engineer, &. &. CLARK; ~, c. r. Clark. Sd. j
] W. Marshall; Ith, IL. L. Fox: list hOseman, A T.
/ Cheesman; I'd, +. r. Putney; ID. r. .. barnard:
! It'll, 7. Amrs; lSt brakeman. John Morris: Al
! David Horn; list aNman. G. u Spencer: "a, G. II
| parneltt- bell ringer. Daniel l.. May; collector
/ \. VI Johnson; ianitur, Arthur Morris: steward,
/ G.. NJ. Russell T.. \. willard ir C. VI Russell
and j. II. ktler were CHOSEN IA committee to pre-
Semt code Of 10y laws for the company at the
next meeting.
Although the members of the company re-
ceive no compensation whatever. they are
! public spirited enough to organize, and in
case of fire will ever he found ready for
duty.