Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19

The trees on the bank between Prospect
and Clark streets, near the road leading up
from Canal, are being cleared Off
Since yesterday noon G. d. Noyes, rep
resenting Timothy Gay IL Co., of Boston,
has sold 500 pounds of ID. a. l.. SHADES
high grade cream of tartar.
Mrs. Harriet IIolbrook of Townshcnd
died on Sunday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. p. Nichols, in this village.
The funeral was at Townshend on Tues
day A further notice of Mrs. Ilolbrook
will be found in our items from that place.
The horse attached to Wright's milk cart
ran away in a lively manner on Monday
night on Main street, freeing itself from
the cart in front of f. X. Barrows's store
and continuing on its fight up Main,
around Walnut and through several streets
to Estcyvillc.
At a meeting of the bailiffs Monday
night it was voted to put i'm new fire
alarm box at the Estey factory. as re-
qucsted by the company. An official visit
to the Elliot street engine house was made.
The work by Mr.. Calvin was found to be
very satisfactory and was accepted.
An Argus scribe was at the league con-
vcntion at Burlington and this is his con-
clusion of column of narrative and com
ment: "The situation is an interesting one.
and future moves In the political chess
board will be- watched with curious inter
est, but the indications are that the next
governor Of Vermont will he Levi X. Full
Ter"
Durham Brothers report the most sue
cesStu year in the history of their business.
To show the public that they appreciate
their patronage they have decided to give
their customers, until further notice the
benefit of wholesale prices on Boston and
Noonsocket rubber goods. Read their adj
vertisement on the opposite page.
&. +. Aliens annual catalogue is out
this morning, with a specially engraved
cover of attractive design. It's closely
filled pages show the growth and extent of
MIR. Aliens business. while the rs pages of
novelties in seeds and plants prove his act
i've enterprise. There is no need that any
should 90 from home to find everything
which is either essential or desirable for
the vegetable or flower garden.
There is a good attendance at the teach
crs' institute, which has been i'm progress
since Wednesday, and the exercises are de-
veloping much practical interest The sew
eral towns in the county are well represent
ed through their teachers, those present
yesterday numbering about so. The adj
dress given by Principal Horne on Wed
ncsday afternoon on 'School management
was plain, practical effort, direct and
helpful throughout in its terms and sug-
gestions. Among the prominent educators
who are in attendance from abroad are Mr..
ID. G.. Fletcher Of northampton in charge
of temperance instruction in the Massa-
chusetts schools, Superintendent Hall of
Winchendon, and Principal Simpson of
Bellows Falls. Mr. Russelrs illustrated
Columbian entertainment last evening
drew full house. The audience found
the pictures unusually fine, and the accom-
panying lecture entertaining and instruct
i've. 1t is an entertainment calculated to
be very popular during the present year,
which marks the 4OOth anniversary of the
great Genoan's immortal achievements In
order to give a record OF the three days
proceeding, in one issue we leave until
next week the detailed report now being
prepared for the columns of The Phoenix.