Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-08-12
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Phietus Averill is at work in Somerset.
~ L. Cook has returned from Halifax.
Political matters are remarkably quiet.
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Mrs. John Il. Buell. and children are Wis
iting in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Betting are visiting
at L. f. Harriss.
X. p. Ames serves ice cream daily and
has large patronage.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Arlington have
visited in town this week
Field crops never looked more promising
for an abundant yield than at present.
VIII Watkins has removed to Arthur
Howe and will work for i. p. Copeland.
The ice cream restaurant conducted by
Archie Rice appears to be well patronized.
The village fire pump has been repaired
and replaced. and is now in excellent work
ing order.
Appearances indicate that a large num-
Der will 90 on the excursion TO Saratoga
tomorrow.
Rev Mr. Abbott, the Uniyersalist min
lister will occupy the tenement in Edward
Titus house.
Mrs Bennett and her daughter, Mrs
Bagley of Worcester. Mass. are visiting at
II. l.. Adams's.
Rev. K. c. r. Mckenzie exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Mr.. Narramore OF Jackson
vile last sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Ray went to Brattle-
boro on Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. O..
\. Alvord, who are in poor health.
A very pleasant musicale was given at
the Club house parlors on Sunday evening
Mrs. Mary Howe LAWN sang a selection.
and Mrs Osgood-DeXter contributed to the
enjoyment of the occasion.
Very fine crayon portraits of the late
Liberty Wilder and John Patch have been
hung in the savings bank this week
They were made by lockwood Of Benning-
ton, for whom c. c. Barlow is agent.
/ Are You going to Washington to the G..
A. t. encampment. Sept. 1924? {. NJ
Russell. committee on transportation and
accommodations wishes all who intend to
90 to notify him at once, that arrange
ments may be closed.
Agreeably TO announcement an Episco-
pal service was held at the Methodist
church on Sunday afternoon at 1870, con-
Quoted 10y the Rev. VIM !. Harris. The
service was impressive and was enjoyed by
the large audience present.
The Henschel quartet of Springfield.
Mass. assisted 10y Mrs. Addie Chase Smith
of Boston, elocutionist, will give a concert
and reading at the Congregational church
next Wednesday evening. The entertain
ment will bee first-class and it is hoped the
patronage will be liberal.
An agricultural meeting was held last
Saturday night. The date of holding The
annual fair was left with the president and
secretary. The matter of cash premiums
was discussed, and J. NJ. Bassett, G. NJ.
Russell and H. /. Fox were appointed a
committee TO canvass for subscriptions for
this object. If an insufficient amount is
subscribed the committee have the prvi-
lege of making it up themselves, agreeably
to the suggestion offered two years ago.
About the first thing that a man does
when he arises in the morning is to put on
his trousers Agreeably TO this ancient
custom, {. ID. Spencer, on arising Nednes-
day morning, prepared to make his morning
toilet hy drawing on the aforesaid neces-
sary article of attire; hut they were gone
emphatically and Enthusiastically gone,
But Mr.. Spencer like prudent and
thoughtful man, possesses two pairs OF
trousers, and, suitably arrayed, he pro
ceeded to his place of business. Investi-
CATION showed that a thief had entered the
house by removing screen from a window
and had taken the trousers aforesaid.
About 10 o'clock they were found under
c. NJ. Russells piazza, nicely rolled up,
everything being in the pockets except one
or two dollars in silver Appearances in
dictate that il is the same thief that robbed
the post-otiice last year. When a thief en-
tiers a mans bedroom and carries of his
trousers, with lamp burning in an ada
cent room, he is getting altogether too ia
miliar. In fact he is getting bold and i'm
pudent.
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