Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-30

Inc Murray club having had humorous
Ityuests TO repeat It's last entertainment
me seven old ladies Of Lavendertown -
anu the farce, Who's who. or all in a foe, ~
arrangements have been made for its rene
tltlon, with nearly the same cast nevt
wednesday evening in the Universelist vas-
try. The entertainment will begin ot ,i5
and an enjoyable evening is assured Tbe
tickets are on sale at Edwards q Coolidve's
L. A Fales, the proprietor of the Flat.
street laundry has bought the large lam.
! dry business Of O. w Burnett. and bnnes
hereafter toretain that work in town Mr.
FaIes mas put IN new machinery aud has as
SareiuI and experienced workmen as can
ne FOUND anywhere, and is entitled as a
Drattleooro man, and as u matter of local
patronage and enterprise, TO have his work
given fair trial.
Inc body OF Lille Lovern, the Vergennes
glri VINO died, but whose funeral was twice
postponed on account Of the strange and
unusual appearance Of the body, was final
~ buried on Wednesday Of last week The
glrl was the Younger sister of ID Inv
ern, the clothing dyer aud cleaner ON Higb
street who went to Nergennes h. attend
the funeral
Mary Howe sang in the Thomas popular
concert at the l.enox Lyceum in Ne,, WI
city last Sunday evening. The Times's
critic speaks approvingly Of cher powerful
voice, especially good in its middle notes -
anu says that her thorough training was
SHOWN To excellent advantage" The Tri
pune critic, on the contrary. after DAVIS
meditation, declared in the Tuesday jssue of
that paper, that "She sang as amateurisblv
and mechanically as she did four wears moo y |
and that she evidently has reached the |
limitation of her powers set bv nature |
Inc irritation of the Tribune critic. because |
MISS Howe's audiences approve of her and
always call for more. is amusing On
", ednesday evening in Springfield Mass,
MISS Howe repeated her former successes
IN That city. The Republicans notice of .
lne concert says Miss Howe, in her
PIenltnde OF charms and en- grande toilette,
was welcomed heartily, and sang with that
perfect confidence and generous assurance
OIL the favor of the audience which are hers.
and she was encored on every appearance
and responded The critic praises warmly
the singular beauty of her voice" but re-
grets' as he has done before-not always in
a sympathetic way, as it seemed 10 usher
.ack Oh expression and emotional quality
III other words, the young singer is meeting
WIN the usual experience of artists i'm get
ing the bitter along with the sweet in the
way OF criticism But of one thing she is
always sure, and that is the favor and the
'epturous applause Of her audiences.
electman Hail has the work well ed
'ahcrd on his part Of the annual town
ep"rt, and the auditors will begin their I
Examination next Monday This wears re !
,ort will be much more detailed and explicit q
han ever before g
IL F Jordan, jeweler at F. A. Hubbard's. |
ell on Tuesday when coming out of his l
ouse on Oak street and struck on his right /
nee IN way to tear away the hgaments
nd severely strain the muscles He will :,
e disabled for some time
Rev W. II. Collins will give very in =
1resting talk in the Y NJ @. A. parlor on "
Numlsmatics' Wednesday evening. Feb a.
Hon. + l.. Waterman has been in Keene nj
us week AS counsel in an unusual case n
Inch Is said to have excited more interest %
cally than any court trial since the last vi
urder case. 1t was in certain way a 10
st case between the interests of fox hunt. Al
: aud sheep owners Two village sports by
en- had each valuable fox hound killed
opt !, ON the Wright farm on Beech hill Gu
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