Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-12-30

The commissioned officers Of the Yer
mont National Guard will attend the Off
GERS school at Rutland next week
The annual peace masquerade ball Civ
en- by the Quonektacat tribe OF Red Men,
occurs about the 10th or 18th of February
The Peel's Food company's establish
mcnt has been connected with the tele-
phone exchange this week, the number be-
ing DDS.
Dr. Gale has had large sealed bottles of
water from the CrOwell reservoir, the West
ern aqueduct and West river sent 10 Boston
to be Analysed by Prof Wood
Miss BTasors primary school and the pu-
pills IN Miss Terry's room in the High
school building will move into their new
quarters in the Canal street schOohouse
next Monday.
The second holiday announcement OF the
Central Vermont Railroad company is to
the effect that it will sell round trip tickets
fare one way, Dec 81, Jan. / and ., good
to return Jan. 3.
II. W. Sargent Is moving his cabinet
making and wood working establishment
from the basement of Harmony block to
much larger quarters on the first floor.
This change Is neccssitated by his increas-
Ing business.
a daughter was born 10 Mr. ana MIR,
Eudyarl kWIng last night IT. will now
boz boo order for the noted novelist to sup
rlcmen' "Ihc story of my childhood
which hy has written for tine Youth
Companion with "Thc story of my faith
erhool.'
Following their usual custom. the gym
nasium at the BrattebOrO retreat was
made a scene of festiyity boy some OF the
inmates and attendants Christmas evening
The hall was decorated Tor the occasion
and dancing and refreshments were en-
ioyed
The Western Union Telegraph company
has this week added a "Boston direct
wire. thus giving US direct communication
with Boston. As well as New York. Spring
field. New London and ST. Albans There
is now only one relay To points in the West
and South and to places in Maine.
The six hogs owned by Richardson a
Co.. which were at first supposed 10 be sui
tering with hog cholera are recovering, and
no new cases have appeared. II Is now ev-
ident that the disease was not hog cholera.
Fifteen or - years aCu there was bad
outbreak of the cholera among the firm
hogs. the animals that died being valued at
$500
beginning Monday morning, the train
leaving here at ".22. south. will stop az
Mt Hermon and Bernaristou Heretofore
passengers fer these stations have taken "a
way train at south Vernon The o.1- A..
NJ. mail train from Springfield will also
stop al these stations and the train that
leaves Springfield al 1-lj A. ST. and now
runs TO South NGrnou will go only a, far
as Greenfield
c. T.. >cribnrr OF the Farmers ~ Me
chanics exchange was married Nciur~-
day at East Hampton. Long Island 90
Miss Ursula Arrowsmith Mr. and Mrs.
>crbner passed through Brattleboro Yes
rerdav on their way To- hi, old home at
Murri>yille. tu., state. MI Ncribncr's fell
low clerks were M waiting at Tn. railroad
station and the bridal couple received q
merry reception.
=. II. Barrett VIII begin tine circulation
of a paper TODAY for subscription 60 stock
/ iu the electric railroad. People In the East
village have made verbal agreement To take
/ Sll.Ou worth ol stock, while those al
West Braiteboro have not been visited.
MI Barrett thinks there VIII bc no diff
Guilty in securing 81. 900 in stock in town.
which is all that rs needed. as outside cap.
italists are willing 20 subscribe sum
sufficient 10 complete the road
1pa of the most attractive residence.
nuiIt the psst vearisJ n Hairs ON Cbauir
street n i. a I4-room bouse. built after
/ scientific American desiops bvN II White
and = Fisher The floor, down stair,
are of hard wood and the hall Is finished
i'm handsome oak. being the work Of Henri,
A Hclyar The housc is lighted by GA,
and electricity. Holm Calvin did the Numb
inc, and mn, in the steam heating appara
FMS. both of which are highly satisfactory
The house is pleasing both inside and out
and is very pleasant dwelling.
The death OF Ina, aged 10 years. Oun
daughter of LAWYER and Mrs A. f.. Cud
worth Of South Londonderry took plar,
Yesterday from diphtheria. A week az,
SATURDAY their only son. Clyde. bright
promising lad of II wears died from IN,
same disease. NJ Cuiworth ha, ais,
been stricken with it. but ms recovery IL
expected. MI Cudworth's sister Mis-
Maria Cudworth OF th, place, is assistin.
in caring for the family. Bertha Pierce
the young daughter of Mrs Lizzie Pierce
OF south Londonderry. died from d.phlhe
ria FRIDAY
At the meeting of the state GRANGE. he'll
here three weeks AGO. resolutions # co.
dial thank, 10 the peoulp of Brattlebor.
for the interest shown by then. 10 GOV
FuIler and Col. Hooker for their assistance
To the latter for the music furnished. an,
TO the town for the use OF the hall wer
unanimously passed. No publication O
these resolutions having been made, al
active grange member thinks II ought TO 0
a.. rot f.Hr ftf fA RHl