Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28

There is talk of changing the name of
Flat street to Mechanics street.
A meeting of the state grange will be
held in Brattlcboro Dec. Is, II and -.
Two weddings of local interest are re-
corded in our Bellows Falls correspondence.
Leitsingers orchestra will play at a
dance at the town hall at llinsdale Satur-
day night.
The sewer in Estcyvile is being extend
ed out as far as Thomas Brockington's on
Chestnut street.
G.. l.. Clary is to mount the head of the
large OK which was roasted at the Forest
~ Stream clubs barbecue at Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs Timothy Ahcr have the
sympathy of many friends in the death Of
their little daughter Irene. which occurred
last Friday.
Willie the bright little two-ycars-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Calvin, died sudden
" Tuesday afternoon from a bronchial al
lection. He was at play about the house
in the morning but toward noon sank into
a stupor from which he never recovered.
Frank Harvey has bought out George
Jcfts's lease Of the American House and
is back in his old position as proprietor.
Mr. Harvey has proved himself very sue
cessful hotel manager, and his many friends
will welcome his return to the business.
Mr. JeftS, who has enjoyed the confidence
Of the travelling public and of our Bratte-
boro people during his long connection
with hotels in town, has a favorable open
ing in view in Chicago and will soon 90 on
a visit to that city
Next week will be tie week OF the ses-
sion at Montpelier, so far As social ohserv-
ances are concerned. Mrs. Fuller is ar
ranging for the events of Ladies day
which comes on Wednesday. There will
be an informal afternoon tea at the Pavil-
ion, given by Mrs. Fuller and Mrs Stran-
ahan, followed by a reception at the exec
utive chamber in the evening. This re-
ception, managed entirely by the ladies, is
always "A pleasant event The meeting of
the Vermont Officers Reunion society fol-
lows on Thursday. The business meeting
will bc held in the afternoon. and in the
evening Col. j. II. Goulding gives the ora
ton in Representatives hall. This will be
followed by the banquet and after-dinner
speaking at the Pavilion. \ considerable
number of Brattleboro and other Wind
ham county people will undoubtedly take
this occasion to visit the capital.
The Young Mems Christian association
llld'N a lhi'lg h'AHl'l' lN'' VI ''lilll-' w.
day evening, of their entertainment cours,
for the coming season. \ full house wei
coined the RcmcnH concert company
Miss MethotS soprano voice, clear and
true In its upper notes, and even and wei
modulatcd i'm the middle register, pleased
b. the audience and won hearty applause
Mr.. Marshhank sang with the dignity and
with the conscience OF true artist striv
ing after the best; and nothing more salts
81 factory in its way has been heard here thar
B Miss Sages work a- piano accompanist
but after full need of credit has been giyeI
to all his company, the concert was Re
mcnyi and Rcmenyi was the concert. Tn,
5 dear old man looked scarcely a day oldc
20 or a hair more bald than when he first Won
/. the heart of Brattlcboro in Crosby hall
, we'll good many years ago. just as o
5 old he stood and played with closed eye
p and rapt face: just as of old his yiolir
4 spoke with myriad voices; just as of ole
it scared in wonderful volume like full or
gan, and sank 20 minor chords which stir
red the heart and brought the tears. Ma,
the old man stil drink at the fountain o
perpetual youth. and may he come man,
times more TO charm the large audienc
= that Brattleboro will always give him.