Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-04

Vote for BENJAMIN Harrison, who has
proved strong, safe man in the president s
chair
,lot it down for reference next year that
the ground was white with snow in Brat
tleboro Nov. ..
E. Wales will open a dancing school i'm
Mortified, Mass, tomorrow night, with
prospect of large attendance.
James Jeffrey Roche, the editor of the
Boston Pilot. would like to see Eudyard
Kipling made poet laureate of England.
j. II. Chamberlain broke the record
with a sale of A. horses i'm four and a half
hours at his horse sale at Hartford, Conn,
last week
The loss on II. NJ. Adams S steam mill
i'm Marlboro Ia, been adjusted this week
through Cudworth a. Childs' and sherman
d Jcnne's agencies at 5000.
News has been received of the death al
Chicago Tuesday of Mrs. sophia Wilder
Burdett. wife OF the late Riley Burdctt,
the well-known organ manufacture
The Pacific coast association Of native
sons of Vermont has passed resolutions
recognizing the valuable services of Judge
j. Mcmillan Shafter. and deploring his
death
NJ. +. Hickey the base ball player. was
defeated 10y d. Malone in the 100 yard
dash for purse of $500 on Hampden park
Springfield, Saturday Hickey had a start
of two yards
When news came that the Peoples Five
\ ear Benefit order was in the hands OF a
sheriff C.. c. Turner trusteed the funds OF
the local branch to recover $40 due him for
two weeks sick benefit
"Benetits Forgot is the title OF post.
humous novel by Wolcott Balestier in III,
December number of the Century. 1t Is ,
vivid description of life in Colorado--it'
business methods. its romance, its restless
activity
Miss Florence Clark. the BrattleborC
agent. sold two Hammond typewriters las
week The Hammond machine has new
manifolding attachment which can be adj
iusted in a moment. and which does per
feet work
The friends of Mrs. James O'Neil. u
the number OF about -. made her a sur
prise visit Monday evening. The compau,
presented her with two nice chairs. Re
treshments. music and games kept then
until a late hour.
Maud Granger with the same compau'
which is to appear mere the 18th, Is play
ING at the Grand Opera house in Bostol
tim, week, and the comments of the paper
iu that city on the play and its presentation
are very complimentary.
Key. +. J.. Phalen has accepted hl, cal
tO the Unitarian church in Concord, y
H.. and Will begin his work there the thjr
SUNDAY in November a meeting of th
Brattiehoro parish will be- held this eyenln
TO act upon his resignation.
The KEY boxes of the fire alarm hav
been broken repeatedly 10y boys. Numbe
"A. near the Unitarian church, was smashe
this week for the sixth time. The guilt
lads are being watched and in case sue
act, are repeated the law will be above
to take its course.
The Rainy DAY club, together with abou
~ invited guests. were entertained a
Grand Army hall Monday evening by Il
=. Frost and /. l.. Davis. The evenin
passed pleasantly with games and dancing
besides ample Justice being done to one @
Cooper me suppcre.
The directors Of the Northampton ba
team are still owing about 500. IL co,
$1,000 TO run the team during the season
over $1,000 being paid to players The oil
bills will he paid as soon as possible an
the prospect of a strong team in the Meade
CITY next year is regarded as good.
A chair made OF rails taken from On
fence at Gettysburg behind which lay til
old ' ermont Brigade is on exhibition In
store window ON fremont street. Boston
The chair is handsomely upholstered an
trimmed. II was made In Boston by OF
der of GOV. Fuller. who is 10 present IL Z
~edgVick post.
Mn. Almeda Eir. aoed ~ wife
Charles \ Rice died sunday al her HON
an Vine street after "A lone Hines. wit
consumptiou. She wa, a member of III
well-known Perham family and several
her relatives have died of consumption.
sister is now on her way here from Coh
RADIO.
Rey W Snrarue was called to lie,
den Mass Tuesday tn attend the FINER,
nj Mrs Austin Mowrv daurbter-iu-law ,
David Nowrv of that Mace Mrs. Now
was 40 wears old and her death took pla,
in Greenfield SUNDAY She leaves daurl
Ter - years old Mr. Austin Mowry al,
in Nov York a wear AGO
T.i. 4, I-ondriol- of cr.o,,s.l4 t,o,
-, a., EIIiot stroo, Lal-or,, &c /, I
T To,gL The no,r ,,roDriotors oro ,ro,, ,
evnor,enca in the business The sale w,
made tbroupb Grir0s A. Perrv's aqenr
and the firm is deserving of credit f,
nromntness. the property being mt in the
hands Oct 25tb and dismissed OF the AIS
nv, n..,.
ne neLnc'' must vi "'een s1iee'
De SOFA at "ucliUii uO'IloIIo", anu MI
rersiS Eallles VIII SCI. d quantity oI pc
soH"I properly al auction ~ tre a ls
pace one anu oiie-lall nut soulIl ol anger
me D"lsh' uoouei,ousu farm anu
T Stock, iOolss nouscnoiu furniture, etc.