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FURNISHED 6cnses.
Country

Country.
10 ERKSHIRE HILLS.-Three furnished
- cottages, IN desirable locations, are
offered for rent for the summer. town has
pure water, sewerage system, ga, elGc-
trio lights, good walks and rOafs, and grand
Old elms. Inquire Of FRANK H. WRIGHT,
Great HARRINGTON. Mass.
u ERKsHIRE HILIS.-A large, well.
10 furnished house az rooms, with all
modern imProveInents pure water, sta ble.
lawn, fruit. garden. ample shade, and other
attractive features VIII b. rented FOR sum
Iner GA moderate terms. Inquire Of Il kANh
II. WRIGHT, Great Darlington, Mass.
TTIO RENT FOR SUMMER.-Isiand in
CascO Bay, Maine coast; three houses,
furnished. boats, garden aud farm produce ;
suitable club. several fanillcs. Apply
JAMES McKEEN. 30 Nassau-st
ITO LET Commodious country house,
furnished or uufurnished. for season
or longer term Address {. 4. ID. CAMP.
BOOnton, ~. J.
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RIAL estate TO Gfchanoe

. - 7----------------
WILL eNchanRe an equity Of 81 500
Bensonhurst improve property FOR eoo1
broonyq lots Of same value Address
GOOD CHANCE. Box 1. Tribune ONCE
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CASH Elegant 3.stOrv aud
~ Rfnent private brownst0lc
isifl good collar: nice gar
-t.g sod could also Dc cccU-
n a miles sold cheap on &C.
- u. 347 East Sith-st.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
..-.-..~-jTJ

ENTLEMEN wishing 20 dispose Of their
VI left-on clothing at a far vain, VII VII
I please call Oh or uddr,sg EDWARD AlL-
| IER, oS 0thave.
NATHAN's. 90 0TH AvE.-Fuil value
~ paid for cast-on clothing. Gan or al
dress MT or Mrs. NATHAN.
~ HIS WEEK, unprec, dcnted special sale
l Of A.buttoh SPLENDID suede Glove. -
6ucsd from fi is b. 45e. a pair. JAMMIs,
gC9 lir0adway and Is West 5Oth-st
Nv OULD LIKE 70 meet or correspond
w with raI.y who ha- personal khgh l.
edge q Afrlca and the IVORY uade; bOfD
Tribune Uptown Once, ,23s broadway
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furnished Rooms


ANDSONTIY FURNISHED 2D
IL story front room and alcoVe; refer
euc,-. 80 Madi-on-aVc.
- UYSICIAN.-Rcccpti room ana onicg
4 good hcpt. running water wei iuriilrio u
convenient location. l8l West 2lst-st.
= TH.ST.. 1854 WEST Large. pleasant,
} wel-furni~Aed room; large closet Lou
and cold water
DoTU.ST. 42. NEAR BROADWAY.
ZOCoufortable lallr, ON; hot AID Cold
watDr bath on ho,r; q; Gentlemen.
oODST. 81 WESL-CLauninV sunny
OOron rooms. one or both private bath
references. ----------
oo 'ru-~T. 28i Nr-t.-Furuishe square
81 front room LIGHT housekeeping refer
.ncas an conNcniehr",.
1cTH ST. oG2 WEST Hand omely fur
40 ulAh,d large bay window room
rrnnlngNyaJ.r closets bath private iaIn4t
pric. -.
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$3.50 lots. with bulkhcad ,
I1n Ncwtpwn Creek suitable
l. dwellings. &c. Apply 70
- FFLIN. 95s Mad ,on-aVc. ,
.E. 100 FultOn-st., New
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Boaro uJanteo.

ANY WILL TEACH CHILD TIL
l E1elish branches IA return ior 8 8,sru'
address Box 80 Tribune Upio"n UNIV
23s BgOadwav.
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" by nan and wife. ln
good family: city or country man
valet: wife good cook: best references able
fnr every work. Address Post kes.ante.
H0hOken. NJ. A., 1913.
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In Real Estate.

z SAlE- o. South qth-st.. Brooklyn.
A.pgT = wnstouc house; sanitary
~ ~, e /: I'D or unfgrai,hed. al ;
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second.
n hand wood aud iron working machines !;
fully guaranteed machinery bought and ca
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY, 800 Madi-
son-st.
A HANDSOME Emerson Upright
a. Plane - oesayss o%p psrr lsaYlB8 e nsc
new safe. $50. +. {. BURTON, 235 East
2Sth-st.
A Nl'THING in Watches, Diamonds and
~ Fine JeweiTy for small cash payment /;
balance payable II weekly. Can or al
dress UNION WATCH Co, 2s3 Broadway.
II ICYCLE.-4s-inch star. almost new. VITA
IL lantern, luegage-cSFnef7, two saddles
and bag with tools VIII exchange for di9-
mond with or without settling small sail
boat cash. or offers. CHARLES KAR-
l1NSIEIN. $50 Bushwick-aNc., Bklyn.
~ FSk.-G.cPant black walnut ga,s mont.
- ~tlncinE desk fll sale cheap on rN-
change Tor rolI-top. COOKE. l32 Ecade-st.
u OR sALE.-ElgLty Yards Moquette
( carpet and border and one fan-lieht
chandelier. Room b. 10 Broadway.
IMPROVED Cslicuph typewriter and
cabinet ia U.S., only siy months. SAC
RIilCE, Boa 4, Tribune ONCE.
"A ILK ROUTTS.-Two old.establishcd
ltI Ical milh routes; 100 qts each To-.
rrthpr OF separate. rood reasons fOI sell
ing. Address j.. c. W 2to East sOtl-st.
ID ESTAUKANT doing good business for
IL sale cheap; owner retiring from bu,i-
ue--. Apply 1893 3d-sNe.
- EWING MACHINES.-New. s25 few
- good second hand $40 cash or install
menu. call and save agents cOmuss on.
RATSCH. 2,16l 3d-aVc., near ll7th-st.
rVHE ONLY BAKERY. connected with
ice cream. fruit and confectionery store
ir a town Of 900 inhabitants; very profit
abic. about fG 600 cash required. See pro-
pilctof all week az g GIccuw!ch-st.
nc LINE L. =. signal field glass, with
70 ca,e and strap; new Christmas; cash
pricc. $50. Addrcss CHAS.. Box Z. Tribune
Office.
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erences: wflilns and ,rlstn ofthy; eity Or
country tall o. amply 357 4t84yc., b..
tween 9th and 18th "a.
tUAlIKrss.-By nrstci1ss Gernan
w Protestant; HsFfs all kinfs u ssladh
30 objection % assist with ehamberwOrf
private family or me boardin g-honse; eif
or country. C1lf az MRS. BRICKS, -
last 1.tn--t-. between so ana fth ayes. q
" 0CNG WOMAN fcr any light oeerryr
Il tlOn would care for ore Or two
Gfea teach rudurenfs OF Eagiish and
sic con sew wei would wait on .lf
ava
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Males.
NJ ANiED. -Position A. engineer and ian.
W itor OF large apartment house. ROB
f.iti OOA., care Auid A. Co, Vresent em-
pioyersl, 932 5th-ave
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SEFUL.MAN (25j, wishes employ.
" mont az anything understands The care
of horses; not afraid OF hara WORK CIV
references. Address. r. BEATTY. care
of Mr. Never. gi5 Past iO1.h-st.
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tNANTFD.-An agency 20 rcl resent some
w reliable firm IN PittsbuTg. by man
well known. aud can furnish the best OF
reference aud ond II required Atdnss
ANDERSON. 500 River ave. l. z, PITS
buFgh, Penn.
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flats 90 Eef. anturuishto

AT 60 WEST 97TG-ST.. suites Of
"A rooms in superior high-stOOp building OF
hrrproof construction. In private neighbor-
hood decorated. with steam heat and hall
attendance also physicians suite OF y
rooms IN high basement. Apply on prem
iscs or a. ~ Nassau-st., room oo.
A LII LIGHT APAETMENTS.- Elegant.
a stasm-heatcd decorated; near Central
i-ark 50 West 6ith-et., terms LIBERAL
WASHABLE FLATS AND APART.
~ MENrS, unfinished and furnished
al parts city. FOLSOM BROTHERS, o34
broadway.
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable apartment
II overlooking Central PARK rent only
900 possession May l. Apply on prem
ises. LOIS 5th-ave., corner SOth-st
4 LAT, 6 rooms. IN beautiful order suit
+ able Light business or dwelling access
% all cars. 602 6th-ave., near B5th-st.
NIARITHON. - Elegant apartment, ~
VI East s1th-st, Z rooms ana BAN az
light decorated steam heated shlNanb|
stairway; hall attendance. inquire on
premises.
%TW HOUSES. -FIegant apartments, %
~ and p foot single Eats decorated y
Iooms and bath al light steam hSlcu
scrvant-' stairway. 80 to GO East 93d-st.
once in 50. ---.
=, ANITA MARGHERITA, 1925 Madison;
- ave corner S4th-st.-A J8rtmeDts well
arranged and spacious IN this fine building
has every Improvement is situated near the
NJ ctr0uOitan Museum OF Art; rents, el,oOO
and 81 500 Apply on premises.
rT,HE MONTAGUE. 1o8 and los Montague.
4 St.. Brooklyn.-ElegaDt apartment. SUI
porb location 10 minutes nom Wall.st.
Apply on premises or 70 FRED J. SIONh
Owner. go broadway, Ny
fpHE "FIFTB AVENUE" 2h.axe;, coz:
[Id bath all fmprovementt includnG exc
tafors and steam heat free vent y April L,
1891. CHAs. w. BUsHINGER. supt
AL AND 4"3 WTST 57TH-ST.-ro Ut.
~ i from NAV ] or Immediately, an ".e-
can't fat. an irpfoy emeuts; steam heated,
ncl for range free OF charge and elevator.
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flats Go fct. furmsbe6.

Iiul5 u L lls III ItioVLO'
SUITE. nicely furnished; exclusive
y Ldth near Manhattan Cub. reduced
rental attractive, Elegantly fgIu.s shea apart
Heuts with or without bcard hats, single
rooms aud onlce-. ...-,-.-,-,,..
HOUSE and HOME SEEKERS
aided ia selection Of places az
ENEEEII DIRECTORY,
Establish d 1868
r. A DALEY. "a West 36th-st.
AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
N MENT iu the Navarro fronting the
park. Is fof rcut from May ~ October
Inquire at the Office, 175 West 6oth-st
MARLBOROUGH ARMS. 81 West 10TH
vi ST.-Furnl ed and unfinished apart
urutN nr,t-claes restaurant IN house
bathrooms with each apartment; hot ana
cold water Inquire on premises.
S,UPEKR APARTMENT I'm o. borne. 9Th
- It,. corner Magnincently FUR
.uI.htd ~ feet front on street, with wide
balcony Apply al Office IN osborne.
fTVO RENT furnished in the Navarro Hul'd-
me- from Nav ] % September ], or
Longer. "a handsome corner apartment ieC,hI
Inc PARK inquire at Office 40 west
6Sth-st.
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h1ork nanteo.

Females.
CASHIER or BOOKKEERPER.-A young
\ lady desires a position : yeara' bust
ness experience two az double entry good
city references. Addrrs' J. K, 81 Greene
80.
n OMPETFNT stenogTapher and type
Z witar, operating Remington ana Cail-
rrJph. desir position salary modsIsf
add scss y. w, Painc's Business college,
g. Bowery.
COMPETENT and experienced young
~ lady, steu1graihcr and Remington WE
writer, desires position salary slO per week.
Address f., Tribune ONCE.
T. DUCATED LADY, capable. expert.
~ enced amanucnsS. wishes pcrHanent
typewriter: good references. p, GO4 Dia-
mond-st., Hudson, y. Y.
:, EAI. JACKETS repaired 1s wears Eng
- llsh experience, and late o. G. q. Gun.
TIERS, 6th-aye. Mrs. BARKER, l10 West
S9th-st,
IN YPEWRiTIN G in best style: shorthand
\ notes taken at Office or re, dence lrl.
ernnces % authors Miss BROWN. Judge"
building, 10 5th-ave.
TT YPEWRITFR.-By young lady 49,;
experienced IN law work. Address
Miss 4. D.. Tribune once.
UOUNG WIDOW would like position OF
4 any kind IN some wholesale business !
snail wage, until qualified. Address Mrs.
B.. Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG LADY, good stenographer and
A CaligIanh Cp ratOr also PLAIN book
.eeping desires position; salary, g. 90
Ccntre-st.. Orange. y. j.
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sFFI'L-MAN.-By . scotchrsn IN pr.
~ VAT family OF boarding -hOEse. Address
for NO days, d. Balm. 4SI 6th-aye.
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.'urirn Rcal gsiute for Sale

leLNCY fOE Observation-Disclosures
= w sale. 4al1 ty Tie acre VI lot
- = .t iufu died or uniJrn shed.
slS & TAYLOR. 3 Be.Xman-st.. y. Y.
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urcssmaklH9.

A RTiSTIc TAILoR,MADE SUITS. 10 10
a ~ euSrantced; siss ,6 az an, sSi PARIS
IN, lPs sion ssKfNG 90. IOi West 2lst'st'
cor. OtR.att', over Adams ars'gooa' s'oie'
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ssDAY, MARCH 81, IS9I.-TwELvE PAGES.
hials


Males.
w ANIED,-Position A. engineer and Jan.
w itor OF large apartment house. ROB
l-isI QUA, care AUD 4 Co, fprcscnt em-
pioyersl. 9S2 eth-ave.
w ANTED.-By salesman cslIl7g upon
W trades 10 the state Of New-lork and
Pennsylvania, a side line, small. on CON-
mission. TRAVELLER, Tribune Once.
XoUNG NAN, aJ. wiling 70 work at any.
Il thing; handy with tools shop work de-
s.r,d reference and security. }. w. ION.
kINs, lf0 Allen-st
- DUNG man. 10. Gcrnan-American, with
Il practical knowledge Of general oicc
work, desires a situation. Address II. T.,
Box ?, Tribune Office.
NOUNG GILMAN C23l. lately landed.
wants situation in commercial house
.peaks and writes German and French.
\. LEHMAN. i75 Pcnn-st. Brooklyn.
" DUNG MAN. dcslrous % Increase nis
Il present salary would undertake any
Kind Of work evenings 10 y. M; Al refer
ences. address +. q. ROBERTS. 2i6 West
1ith-st
VOuNG MAN. IS yosrs. experienced a.
stOckclerh; understands receiving aud
shipping. wishes position years with last
employer; excellent references. j. H., 5e3
ParS-aye., HOboken. y. J.
VOJNG MAN 90. American, desires q
4 situation Of most any And strong ana
not afraid Of work. Address WI. SLOCUM,
203 West-st
YOUNG MAN rs wishes position writes
4 a good hand 4 correct at figures has
knowledge q bookkeeping, strnCeHphy and
iypeurtlng. PETER j., Box 10. Tribune
Omce.
" OUTH, II, wants situation whefe faith
i ful services will be reWard@f bv pro-
motion. Address l.. r., Tribune Oalce.
VOUNG MARRIED MAN 800 wishes a
4 situation ~ porter or any Bind = work,
handy with tools Address o. o., % Ham,
ilton-ave. brooklyn, restaurant.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-09-25
CHURCH AND SOCIETY.

The next meeting of the W. c. r. L.
will be held next Tuesday, Sept. p, at 3
o'clock at No. 4 Wiliston street.
Rev. A. \. Rice of Putney will occupy
the pulpit at the Universalst church on
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Sprague will visit rela-
tives and preach in Lowell, Mass.
The Christian Science meeting will be
held Wednesday evening at 90 Elliot street
at 7:30. Service and Sunday school sun
day at 1880 A. NJ. at II Laurel street.
"The National Unitarian conference and
the outlook of liberal religion" will be the
subject of Rev. F., l.. Phalen's Sunday
morning discourse.
At the Baptist church next Tuesday
evening a missionary meeting will be held
in connection with the monthly cOnsecra-
ton meeting of the Y. p. S. c. E., and
both the home and foreign work will be
presented. The speakers for the county
basket meeting at Dummerston are expect
ed to be in attendance.
Services in st. Michael's Episcopal
church on Sunday, Sept. 27 At 1890
A. NJ, morning prayer and sermon; IL As
A. NJ, Sunday school and Bible class:
7 p. NJ, evening prayer. The rector will
otficate in Christ church, Guilford, at
23O p. NJ, and the boy choir from st. Mi
chaers church will be present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-09-25
LADY MACBETH.

very interesting and scholarly reading was
given at the Brooks House parlor on Tuesday
evening before select audience. by Prof Geo J.
Frankenstein of New York, the subject of which
was Macbeth as play. with Lady Macbeth as the
central figure. The professor began by saving
Macbeth is the most purely ideal and at the same
time the most tragic of all SHAKESPEARE creations
lie then gave in few strong sentences his idea of
Lady Macbeth as a character. He said. The
more carefully have analyZed her character the
higher II has risen in my estimation as a type or
phase OF human existence purely psychological
Lazy Macbeth Is the highest intellectual emhodi-
ment, and the most intensely energized expression
oil the spirit of ambition. Her purpose domi-
mates her with immutabe constancy throughout
IL is what might perhaps he called marbezed res
oluton; being as fixed as a slab from that magnif
lcent monument Of condensed energy. the marble
mountain OF Vermont" The professor did NOT
argue the matter, he simply advanced and estab
isheu ms position 10y quotations from the play
Tie spoke OF Mrs. Siddons and her marvellous act
ing OF the part of Lady Macbeth as more nearly
approaching his conception of the character than
any other actress known to him. He took eNcel-
ton however to her idea that during the BANQUET
scene Banquo ghost was as visible to her rs 10
Macbeth. He dwelt upon the physiological dis
tinction between Lady Macbeth and Macbeth
Fhantasms became real to him, she did not see
them W
The subject was treated in a novel and original
manner which commanded the attention of even
tuose Who differed with the essayist.
Frot. Frankenstein is well known i'm the literary
and art circles of New York. w
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Announcements.

o. j. Pratt is showing an unusually fine stock
of dress goods. cloaks, house-furnishing goods
and carpets at lower prices than any previous
season Now is good time to make selections,
while the assortment is complete.
Photographs, only think, at one dollar for thir-
teen, Cabinets two dollars, and Minnettes 80 cts.
Views at reasonable rate the very finest ever
made IN this town. Call and see the samples for
yourselves. The best opportunity ever presented
for a view of your residence, your team or family
group, Also tintypes at low prices. Art Photo.
Co., Flat street.
For SALE-A side saddle in good order. Apply
TO James Dalton, Spring street.
Losr-between the depot and Mrs Balestiers
house, bundle containing two silk waists. Finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving at post Office.
For SALE-Three stoves Enquire at Mrs. c. F.
Coys, Is Central street.
WANTED-by his widowed mother home on
a farm for a healthy boy II years old. Enquire
of W. II. Alexander 36 Canal street
Croquet, croquet croquet at Clapp & Jones's.
Beautiful pictures, new mouldings in latest
styles and effects at Clapp & Jones's.
HYMN Books AND BIBLES. Have your name
stamped on them. w F. Goddard will do it for
YOU at his Bookbindery in Harmony Block.
Leave your laundry at Knapps for the best
work
Buy Picture Frames of Geddis
wANTED-9OO men to smoke the celebrated
Chronicle cigar.
The place to buy pictures and frames is at Clapp
& Joness.
Bring us ripe, mellow cider apples at 25c per
hundred pounds. We discount l0c per hundred
for hard ones, IRE don't wdut them.
BRATTLEBoRo JELLY Co.
$3.50 watches, Watham or Elgin make; 25c
steel bowed spectaces; S1.OO nickel alarm clocks
All warranted A No. by
CHAs. A. Trip & Co., Jewellers
The success of the year is the Passion Play Of
Oberammergau, which will be given at the town
hall on Monday evening, oct. s. as witnessed by
Rev. j. J. Lewis in August, 1890. 1t is described
by him in a lecture illustrated by over 100 lime
light views taken from actual photographs. Ad-
mission: Adults, p cents children, Is cents. Re
served seats can be secured without extra charge
Tickets and circulars can be obtained at Chaplin
& Co 5 drug store.
c. r. Simonds will run extra teams the two days
of the Valley fair, and will make special effort
to accommodate all customers.
WANTED.-A girl for general housework in
small family. Mrs. F. D. MORRIS, II Main St
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BRATTLEBORO.

On the editorial page of The Phoenix to-
day will be found some of the facts on the
operation of the new tariff, gathered by
Senator Morrill, OH his recent tour of in
vestigation along the Canadian border.
IIildreth & Co.'s shop on Elm street has
so far neared competi on that work in it is
now being carried on regularly.
During the present season f. A. Hub
bard has sold u new Columbia safety BIZ
cycles and a large number of secondhand
machines.
w. II. Minors horse, Col. Mansur, in
addition to winning the three-minute class
race at LacOnia, n. H., last week, also
won the second place in the PAS class.
Make ready to decorate next Wednesday
and Thursday and give Brattlehoro the ga
la appearance which BELTS the town hold
ing the best fair in New England
Our annual hint: Next week, at the time
of the Valley fair, when everybody comes
to BrattlebOro is good time to call at The
Phoenix office and pay subscription dues.
This year, as heretofore, The Phoenix
will try to give a full and correct report of
the Valley fair. The work involved is
large and publication will be delayed I'M
til Saturday morning if necessary.
5. b. Emerson is now receiving consign-
ments of luscious Concord grapes from his
vineyards near Cleveland, Ohio. The crop
is abundant and of unusual excellence. A
large shipment is due tomorrow to meet
the demand of fair week.
The High school boys are organizing a
foot ball eleven and expect to arrange
games with the Vermont academy and
Mount HermOn school boys. Principal
Horne will play centre rush, but the other
positions have not been decided upon.
The "Old Cronies' will not be present
ed at the town hall the second night of the
fair, the company having Cancelled their
engagement here. The local management
have telcgraphed all over the country to
get a company for that night, but thus far
have been unsuccessful.
The death of Hon. L. O. Greene, editor
of the Woodstock Standard and state in
spector of finance, has caused sincere grief
to many friends in Brattleboro. In the
performance of his official duties i'm this
place for term of three years past. he has
impressed his personality upon all those
with whom he was brought in contact as an
able and painstaking official, performing
his duties with untlinching impartiality,
but with courtesy, good temper and self
poise which won the friendship and respect
of all.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-09-25
THE DUMMERSTON HILL GROVE
MEETING.

five days religious convention of deep interest
mas Just closed at Dummerston Hills eight miles
northwest of Brattleboro, Vt Eight wears ago n
MIR. Cheney of that place and a few Others met
together in a small schoolhouse for PRAYER for a
and their own hearts were ouckened The next
year similar meeGng was held with like results
These meetings have been continued year after
year with increasing power. The little school
house soon became too small The people then
adjourned 10 neighbOrng grove. Last year a
permanent organization, known as the Dummer-
sion Hll Grove association, was formed Its
members are from the various churches Baptists
Methodists, Congregationalists and others new
tabernacle has been built in the lovely pine grove
being erected and other improvements made The
meetings this year We're well attended and by far
the most successful yet held. There were many
conversions
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Thursday Mornings Cavolcnde

The committee in charge make this an
nouncement: The line will be formed at
$3.50 A. VI. in three divisions.
The Brattleboro Military band will form
in front of Miss Waite's residence, resting
on east curb.
The cavalcade will form, right resting at
Col. Chase's, left extending north on east
curb, leaving an open space in front of
North street.
The carts will form, right resting at Mr..
kimbalrs, left extending around the Com
mon on south curb.
The coaches will drive in at Terrace
street and form, right resting at y. |. Haw-
ley,s, left extending east on south curb.
The column will move precisely at 10
o'clock Thursday, Oct. /, in the following
order:
Bratleboro Military band
L. h, Fuller, marshal, and aids mounted cayal-
Cade
y. l. Hawley, marshal and aids decorated carts of
all kinds
w H. Minor, marshal, and aids. Goa ches and
mrnouts of all descriptions
All persons in this and other towns are
invited to join and make the cavalcade the
finest yet seen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-09-25
w. c. It. U. OFFICERS.

AT the annual meeting of the W. c. T..
T., Mrs. j. A. Orion was elected presi-
dent; Mrs c. W. Wyman, treasurer; Mrs
j. ). Brown, secretary; with the full list
OF vice presidents and department superin-
tendents. The delegates to the state con-
yention, to be held at st. Johnsbury Oct.
10, are Mrs. j. Orion and Mrs. G.. Robert
son; alternates, Mrs. A. A. C. Ware and
Mrs. II. E. Atherton. The ladies of the
union are hoping to make satisfactory ar
engagements to introduce to Brattleboro
people some time in October, Miss Nichols.
a very prominent public speaker.