Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-11

llarbingcrs of spring: Two tlocks of wild
geese passed over the village yesterday
Mrs Nellie brigham, the well-known
Nplnlualisi' gave Lecture at the lower
Town nan on wednesday evening.
The ladies' of the Congregational society
will give the last supper in their series at
the church parlOrS next Thursday evening.
Eight sacks. or 100 sample copies of the
Household. weighing $50 mounds with
cara accompanying each copy have been
uSIrloul'u ny the leltcr carriers TINS week.
The men of the Uniyersalist society will
give their annual maple sugar supper
at the church vcstry on Thursday evening
. OF next week. sugar will be served at
d:3o o clock.
Richard Goldrn's combination in cold
Jed Prouty." exactly tbc same rompany
which is to appear here in that play April
Is, has been greeted 10y crowded houses at
the Walnut street theatre at Philadelphia
TINS week.
Johnson. the ulumber. is soon to move
his shop to the Cobb a. Taft building. for
merly used for "A blacksmith shop and lum-
her ward on Flat street The shop will he
kept open regularly. Mr.. .Iohnson's son be-
inc EMPLOYED there. Mr.. Emerson is to fit
up ana improve the quarters now occupied
by Mr. Johnson.
The Wheel clubs railroad sleiphride"
to Hinsdale will take place next Tuesday
evening. 4 hot turkey supper will be
served at the Hotel AShuplOt. to be followed
hv ball at the town hall The invitation
to Join the excursion is general. Music
will be furnished bv Ieitsingers orchestra.
The railroad fare for the round trip will be
80 cents
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hroncbt into tbo local marie, fTnrn II r.
Carpenters Guilford farm on Monday. 1t
was of clear light color, of good weight
and had the genuine maple flavor. 1t
found ready sale.
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{ leaves Brattleboro at 1:3O every afternoon
r. Tor New LONDON was badly wrecked earl,
p Wednesday morning, about ) O'Clock, two
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e member OF the Democratic state committee
, attended me meeting AT CHAIRMAN Atklns
j. home at Montpelier last evening. 1t 1
e evident that Mr.. ATKINS stlll carries TN
c Democratic party OF the state IN ms nSid
5 pocket as II was voted To hold the stat
IS convention ana the district congressional
e conventions at Montpelier May 9TH. Ihi
. action was taken in spite OF the vote passe'
. at the last Democratic state convention
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l. Mrs. Esther Coleman, widow of the lat
n Gaius Smith of Wilmington, died yestel
D. day at the home of her daughters, Mise
l. Eta and Viva Smith, on Forest street
l. from an affection of the heart, after an i'll
1t ness of nearly eight weeks. Mrs. Smit
W was born in Nottingham ~ years ago, an
/. B years ago was married to Mr.. Smith
p. Almost her whole life was spent in Wi
Is mington. The death of Mr.. Smith too
il place at that place two years ago. Sh
4 leaves six children, the Misses Smith men
a toned above, Mrs. ). Ii. Barrett of Yves
5. Dummerston, Mrs. O. c. futile of thi
place, Houghton Smith of Wilmington an
y b. F. Smith of New York city Mr.,
: Smith was protesting Christian and Ina
y been member of the Baptist church at wi
I7 mington for many years. The funeral wi
~ be held at the house, l Forest street, sur
II will be taken to Wilmington for burial.
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