Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17


the intention of oiling the machine, but he
fell through the timbers into the water and
was drowned.
Rev. J. T. Fullerton occupied the pulpit
of the Methodist church last Sunday, in
exchange with Rev. j. +. Diverty.
Now We have another whist club, the
Henry Street with the prospect of young
ladies club. with rooms of their own.
The bargain store of Geo. Welch on
Canal street has been repaired and en-
larged, giving much more commodious
quarters.
There are many children i'll with the
measles. In one school there are so many
i'll that the teacher reports an attendance of
only Is pupils.
Landlord Knowlton of the Commercial
House was fined 5000 and costs for liquor
selling last week. Three saloons al North
Walpold were also raded.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fisher left Wednes-
day morning for South Lake Weir, Florida
where they have winter home They
took with them Mary Riel
The ladies society of the Universalist
church held their fortnightly supper at the
church last evening. Mrs. Geo, Wheeler
Mrs. Hetty Green of New York, who
has been al Towns hotel for several
weeks, returned to her home last Saturday
Miss Sylvia will remain here for the pres
ent
Hands across the sea is advertised to
be played at the opera house Monday even
ing, Nov 20. The play has been given
here two or three times, but many will he
glad OF the privilege OF hearing it again,
b. W. Shedd. an aged resident, was
found dead in the cellar of his home on
one of the late d. X. Barry Hill farms in
the Stoddarj district Saturday. 1t is
thought that death resulted from an acct
dent.
J. c. Clair a well-known and very pop
ular clerk in the railroad division office,
leaves his position here on Dec ] to act as
travelling freight and passenger agent for
the Illinois Central railroad, with his head
quarters in Boston. q e. e.
Last evening the Mount Kilburn Wheel
club held their first "ladies' night at their
new rooms in Wilson block. Sunday
evening the club orchestra gave a concert
there, which was heard in Fitchburc
through the telephone.
The Amherst college boys. returning
from Hanover where their loot hall tesr7
was defeated by the Dartmouths, "swiped'
everything they could reach at the depot
restaurant Saturday EVENING taLino candv
jars, dishes, etc. in addition to the goods
offered for sale. =
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John royce was quite DadIy injured sat
ufday' lie was al WORK win DINER men,
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ad hnt Ln seem - Ia,-a aoca,,o5 ,,,i,i,
brTisas
Al Inc meeting OF the Columbian whist
clup WEDNESDAY evening y. {. CAR re-
signed as president Inc committee OF en-
terlaihmthi We're MI. ana MIS- SWltzer,
AImon bones, ChaS, whitman, George
himnalI' IT, MISS SleiIa Kelley; Miss Mary
Woods Won Ihe ADJ ~ Nd II - IL a.
Uo,t The men's Mnsid ,rse fnrnitbed br
Ms AdaIine Ran and Nise F,,,raa Wi,,,'e'
wiser
ne Mount AAburn missionary society
OF Inc OohgIegallohaI church mold their
annual supper anu saIe at the church par
lots ms evening. MS society IS compos-
ca OF Inc young lsdles ana chlIdTen OF the
church' ana lhty nave spared no pains 10
MAKE peasant occasion, Mother
goose WIZ De lhere win over 90 dlnerent
chaIacleIS' SO dear 10 me children hearts
IN Molhel Goose melodies, Inc supper
VIII De on inc European ana lhe American
Piahs' served IRON 10 ':5O O'CLOCK