Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-09-02

of horse, at Kccnc. y. H.. week afterncNt.
Particulars are given i'm his advertisement
Arthur Roberts. vino finished work at
Smondss grocery store this week. has
bought the Allen Brothers milk route.
The State SUNDAY school convention will
be held in Brattlcboro October Is I'D and
20. and the list of speakers includes promi-
nent Sunday school workers from ont of
the state.
Eugene Burrell. the brakeman who was
killed at EoNbury, as recorded i'm our state
news columns. was % brother of Henry
Burrcn. formerly of the Braulcboro and
Bellows Falls bah teams
The New England Homestead says that
the lowest price accepted for tobacco grown
i'm the Connecticut valley is 23 cents, while
some sales have been made at as high
price as 30 cents
Roland = Thayer died Wednesday at the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. l.. +. stock
well of West Bratileboro. Mr.. Ihayer was
formerly a weli-known citizen of Guiltord
and the burial will be at that place. His
age was 50 years.
Seventeen new voters were made at the
naturalization court held 10y Judge Wheeler
Monday afternoon. and T. others declared
their intention to become American citl-
zeus. Most of the foreigners We're Swedes.
and all but four were residents OF Brattle-
borO
WAYNE Reed and Dederick Stote were
riding rapidly around a sharp curve on
/ their bicycles AT Bernardston Sunday, when
/ they colided. Reeds rat-trap pedals caught
/ in the front wheel of Stolte's new SlGj
/ Columbia Relay road racer and tore ont
all but three spokes.
All Nermonters who mean to attend the
worlds fair next year will he glad of the
information contained in the advertisement
of Mrs Warren Gibbs i'm this paper 1t
/ settles in advance. in very satisfactory
way. the question of good entertainment
for Vermont visitors to the great eNposi-
ton.
John Z. Russell the Democratic orator
OF this evening. whom the local members
have brought here to offset the effect of
the Mckinley speech, is one of the party
war horses in Massachusetts. He was
born i'm Greenfield i'm 1884 and Is farmer
living at Leicester He was secretary OF
the Massachusetts board OF agriculture tol
six terms and was "a Democratic represent
alive from the 10th district in the jutl
Congress.
Next sunday will be marked 10y an inter
estiug commemorative service at the Bap
tist church The occasion is the 5Oth an
niversary of the beginning of the pastoral,
of Rev. Dr. j. H. Foster who was the mrs
pastor of the church. DIR. Foster will b.,
present and will preach the same sermon
which he delivered 30 years ago. At the
evening service Rev. Mr. Parrys sermon
will appropriately recognize the anniver
Sary.
John W. Drown has sent to Brattlebor'
friends the official program and prospectu
OF the Springfield bicycle club tOuramcn
tohe held on Hamnden park Sept. ii and l.
1t is a pamphlet OF some 30 pages and con
tans Illustrations of the exterior and int
rlor OF the bicycle club home. portraits O
the officers. including MIR. Drown, who re
Gently resigned the secretaryship: OF tn
clubs racing team including Tyler. Taylo
and Graves: pictures OF other fast wheel
men. the start in the worlds record rae
last year. and the $1,000 team of horses .
be given the winner of that race this year
The fare from Brattleboro to Springfield a
I the time OF the races including admisslo
b to the park, will be S2.l5.
When F. j. Bailey took charge of Tn
2 Miner building some time ago. one of IN
II I
I provide place for the tenants TO hang on
o their washings Necessity again prove
the mother OF invention and Mr.. Bale
designed a clothes reel to be fastened {
the outside OF a building, with wire cord
u so attached to extension arms that the
Il can he drawn into the room through
u window, the clothes hung and then ri
back outdoor to dry. one of the reels ha
T. been constructed and placed IN position a
- Smith ~ Co.'S factory. Mr.. Bailey ha
Il applied Tor patent. 1t is thought tha
t. the reel will fill a 'long felt want, esp
O cially in city tenement houses.
EX-COngressman Butterworth of Obi,
n who is to deliver an address at the rally q
o West Brattleboro tonight, was born
q Warren county, Ohio, in lS22. His faith,
o was originally a Virginia planter who ha
# freed his slaves, and, removing 10 Obi,
Il became active with Levi Coffin in the "uI
: derground railroad The son was edl
Gated at Ohio university. studied law an
|, was admitted to the bar in lSGl. Aft,
y serving as district attorney and as a men
p Der of the state senate. he was elected {
Congress in 1873 and atterward retlecte,
: In 1883 he was appointed commissioner {
L pensions. He was reelected 10 Congre,
4 in lSS4. Mr.. Butterworlh is considere
+ one of the most brilliant and forcible can
4. paign speakers in the country
The order of 4gis is in trouble again
n the second time within a year. lniunctio
u papers were filed by Dr. Williams. Lynn
Mass, dentist at that place Monday. TIL
plaintiff alleges against its present otficia
fragrant violations of the constitution of tl
: order, fraudulent reception of money III
- fraudulent expenditure of thousands
- dollars for the purpose of influencing legi.
- laton, the conducting of the rider Tor tl
personal pecunaTy benefits OF It's Officials
- and not in the interest of its members tl
illegal conversion of the corporation fund
for the use and benefit of the officials an
b a generally eXtravagant and improper Us
e of the corporation money by the deten,
e ants. The name of the official whom il
Il alleged has embezzled $1,000 and is still T.,
$ tanned in office is not cited i'm the appici
d ton. DR.. Williams further asserts that TN
= reason why nothing came of the injunctio
i which Joshua b. Stearns brought again,
a the order a few months ago was becaus
. N e matter was fixed He says he tol
Mr. NJ. 'ans that he supposed il cost tn
3 order son, 70 shut him up and Mr.. Stean
] replied: 1T was nearer $4,000 and if 20
2 want TO you can get tie same
, The Boston Records "Looker-On'' ha
: this TO say concerning a former pastor O
the BrattlebOro Uuiversalist church:
met Rev. Nj. H. Harris of Chicago a
5 Young's the other day He is on his vaca
. ton and is spending few days in this city
, For ten years Mr.. Harris was pastor of tn
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