Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-06-03

II. A. Perkins, the edtor-in-chief of the
Rutland Herald, who is making tour
through the state, was in Brattleboro yes
terday and interviewed several citizens
The frame is up for the building for the
stone crusher plant on Frost meadow. 1t
is put together in a very substantial man
ner. The four large bins i'm the building
are to have a capacity of 600 tons.
The annual field day of the Estey Guard
and Fuller Battery occurs on Saturday of
next week. The companies will be in
spected by Quartermaster General Gilmore,
Col Estey and Lieut.. Atkinson of the
regular army.
Rev. Father Coffey of White River June
ton, Lonergan of Windsor O. Riley of West
Rutland, Houlihan Of Ludlow, and Rev
nolds of Bellows Falls were among the
priests who were in attendance upon the
| 4O-hour devotional meeting held at the Ro-
man Catholic church this week
Those who attended the band concert
Wednesday evening found the flyers con
tanning the evenings program, distributed
Fs an advertising scheme by Morse d
Simpson, quite convenience. 1t is
understood they will issue these programs
for each concert during the season.
viii Baker was severely and uniustly
| criticised by Democratic newspaper last
week, for throwing brush upon the bank
of Milestone brook, near his Brge street
property. The fact is Mr.. Baker has spent
| considerable time and money beautifying
the land adjoining his premises, and the
brush in question was thrown upon the
bank by the town workmen.
The bright planet Venus reached its
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visible in the day time, and in the absence
of the moon and other lights it casts a
shadow in the evening. BY consulting
the almanac, we see that this planet will
pass between the earth and sun July 9. and
will be again at greatest brilliancy as a
morning star in the east August -.
The Republican town committee have
called a caucus at the town hall for to-
morrow evening, to elect II delegates and
| ii alternates to the state convention, which
is to be held at Burlington, Wednesday,
! June 22d. This convention is one in which
| the Republicans of BrattlebOro feel an I'M
usual degree of interest. There is no
doubt that delegation to support the can
| didacy Of Col. Fuller for the goyernorship
| will be unanimously elected, and there
! should be a large and general attendance
VI ~ i'','''' '''i, ~ '',' '''''''S'
\ train on the Delaware Il Hudson road.
| consisting of engine. combination baggage
and smoking car, and passenger coach met
| WIN an "c'lGrnl yesterday afternoon near
llEdr'lIl'' WINE rounding a curve the
! passenger 'oa'h was thrown from the track,
IaluliiS Oh us siur III thr dltch' conductor
! Noou received injuries from which he died,
anu J." Oh Ine ~ passengers were more or
! l,.. i,,1t "A.
,rss III urea, among the wounded was r.
! ~ 'sA oi brd't.eooro' VINO had two ribs
pr"Ken' Mrs' iSk was notified by tele-
gram ana LOOK .he Montreal express last
evening 10 JON Her husband at Rutland.
General Palmer COMMENCEMENT of
| the Grand Army, is cooperating with the
executive committee of the National Co
| lumbar public school celebration October
II. which aims TO impress upon 1900, 900
| pupils powerful lesson in patriotism.
In letter Gen Palmer urges that the half
a million veterans under his command as
sist IN celebrating the fourth centennial Of
America discovery. The Grand Army
is asked to make common cause with the
schools by acting As escort to them in the
! parade and at the morning hour when the
scholars raise and salute the flag, detail
Of the comrades be present to assist.
The pna,r,,tic fir. hi.,.,.,s ,.i.;.L
many Brattleboro whcelmen have hnngbt
this season. are proving their oreat snno.
rioritv in races. and many records have re-
Gently been broken. In 25-miIa road
race at Buffalo. y. Y. on Monday r.
Graves of Springfield, Mass. WON tba limo
prize i'm one hour. Il minpt.s and II .nr-
onds, and on the same dav NJ Ncwarl, Y
j.. Rowland Smith of New Bedford rnJncaj
tins record by four seconds Zimmorman
the American. now in ENGLAND rode a
quarter of mile in 30 seconds a few DAYS
ago, and Eads an Enplisbman. has covered
- miles on a track i'm less than an bour
Roy Dr ,rorro,,s odJr.ss ,.i,.,,., ,,,'.,..
tbn ausnicos of Tho " NJ ,.'' ,r'l
Ne,bnJirt cbural, ias, Er;i,. - "a, az tre
Ali that il nromisaJ 10 ha aJ s'a'i's, a" a.
all who bad t,a rri,,iIoo,a &c az I, ~
subject CHE most snooassS'i SS,t ~. ilio
worker sirca tba fo,,,,dotio, 90
was well HANDLED and osnocia III 'te 1nulJt
IN ali RibIe lovers rrason,iyy, i,.'i ~ 'ii
the wonderfuI life ~ tbe Snnst7d, D. ~
its nntiring 1oai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a'.i wiz,
miracnlons mower in connar;So 90 .;,, anu .ha
Christian worLers Of tnda~ ''T W. WIN Tn .ie
retnrnod ON Saturda,' ~ ". a., III r ley
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