Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-01-29

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sharp: supper at six.
Nothing more has been learned abou
the condition of the North Star endow
ment order At Keene, n. H., S12, OOOha
been paid into the treasury in assessments
Pullen Bros grocery team was tippe,
over on Harris place Thursday morning
The horse cleared itself from the wagon bu
was stopped aftera short run on Main street
The firm of j. ID. Whitney ~ Son il
| Harmony block, has this week put i'm
new Edison dynamo, which has 20 mean
descent lights Mr.. Hurley of Boston die
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Iawley entertained
the members of the various committees o
the Baptist Christian Endcavor society a
their Chaplin street home last evening
New plans and the best methods of worl
in various directions were proiitably dis
cussed, and the evening was a pleasant on,
socially
"Brattleboro is at its best as a host o.
the farmer says the Farmers Advocat,
of st. Adams in the opening paragraph OF
the dairymen'S convention. "The Brat
tlcborO fair has been school and citizen,
of Brattleboro devoted pupils and public
sentiment now warrants success to every
effort in that town to promote the great
fundamental industry
Green goods circulars, similar to thos,
sent to Brattcboro men, were recently re-
ceived at Barre, and placed i'm the hand,
OF Sheriff Camp. Mr. Camp communicate
ed with the officers i'm New York, and bN
their direction answered the kilograms in
cipher arranging a meeting with the coun
. tprtRitpT with thn pnlplt Ia,
rested on Wednesday.
At recent village meeting at Barr,
1t was voted to charge two-horse ped
dlerS license of $50, one-horse team,
$40, and pack peddlers, or foot peddlers of
any kind, SO; while fakirs are not to be
allowed on the street at any time. Brat
tleboro would do well to adopt a similar
rule. The public would be relieved OF
many obnoxious visits of quack peddlers
and the payment for privileges of selling
would add a small sum to the village treas.
ury.
a merry wedding party gathered Wcdnes
day afternoon at - South Main street.
when Fred e. Gale and Miss Josephine NJ
Reed, who are well known among a wide
circle OF Braltleboro young people, Were
united in marriage. The ceremony took
llt'' III All' INV ublllt III lllt YOUNG couple
which had been made ready for their occu.
pancy, and Rev. F. w. Sprague OBLIGATED
pleasantly. About - relatives and init.
mate friends were present, and after the
ceremony rcfreshment of cake and coffee
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Gale at once
begin housekeeping. and will be at home
to their friends after February ,. They
were the recipients of numerous handsome
gifts.
The persons interested in the coin-opera.
ting tollet-paper delivering machine have
been in consultation in Boston for a few
days and on Tuesday organized at Port
land, Maine, with 100000 capital The
company will buy the patent from Frank
+. llouSh. and proceed at once To place the
machines, as fast as they can be built, up
on the railway cars and in public buildings.
The officers are to he, with possibly one
or two changes, Is follows: Geo. +. Crow
ell, president; J. G. Ullery, vice president A:
Frank +. llOush, secretary: Hosea Mann.
Jr, general manager: W. :. Carson of
Greenfield Mass, treasurer There will
be- seven directOrs-thc above list and j.
Il. Watson, general passenger agent OF the
Fitchburg railroad, and another man of
prominence. The main business Office OF
the concern will be at Boston. Mr.. Housh
VIII not remove to Boston as present
States Attorney Hit was called to Bel
lows Falls on Wednesday on a case grow
Ing out of the stealing OF a gold watch.
Walter Clark, colored, is the cook at the
Towns hotel Monday night he took pity
on fellow countryman, a youth who gave
his name rs Harry Brown, and who was
allowed to lodge for the night i'm Clark's
room. In the morning, after Clark had
arisen, Brown suddenly disappeared. and
1t was soon found that Clark gold watch
was missing. Brown was traced To Winch
endon, Mass. where lac was arrested. On
being searched the watch could not at first
be found, but after time it was discovered
suspended on the inside of Browns trous-
crs. Brown was brought back to Bellows
Falls and a hearing was held before .Iu-
tice Swain. The case proved very anus
Ing one in several respects. Brown stated
that his home was in Savannah, Ga, and
that he came from that place to Pittsburg,
Pa, by steamboat, and at length drifted to
Rutland, from whence he came to Bellows
Falls. He was bound over for trial in the
sum of $500, in default of which he was
taken to the county Jail.