Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-02-17

service Oh ASH w tuuteuAN luOIllI-.
Sedrwicl Relief CORPS will have O.
''mum supper apron sale and musical eli
tcrtainmpnt as Graud Army hall next
Wednesday evening
IT, Bailey is now in the vicinity of
Boston where he is meeting with success
in selling his patent clothes reel 90 carpeu-
tiers and builder
The ice went out of MILESTONE brook
with q rush last Friday afternoon. and tine
current OF the brook ran through the river
10 the island baus
Several Brattieboro people will ioiu the
RAYMOND g. Whtcomb excursion 20 the
World Fair which is mentioned by our
Bellows Falls correspondent
Mamie LaveAe. aged g. daughter 0f
Peter LavelIe of Grove street. fell Oh the
ice Monday while ON her way nome from
school and cut bad cash in her forehead
There are beautiful Ire formations at
The toor OF theuuuntain where the brook
falls over the rocks. The solid mass OF
ice several teet iu thickness rises TO O.
height oft 30 to 75 feel.
The FIRST meeting of the board of civil
authority will bee held Monday. the 10Th. at
the seiectmen room I'm the town hall for
the purpose OF making additions and cor
reCuOns 90 the check list
A great mass OF broken ice is piled up iu
the West river from ats mouth back mp
the stream Tor many rods. presenting %
very picturesque appearance The asvium
meadow was flooded last FRIDAY and is
now covered with icc
AT the Murray club meeting at the yes
try Tuesday evening songs were rendered
nv Miss Cora Llscom and Mr. Sprague
and Mis-, 1oOdeuou-u and the cnarade.
'Metaphysiciau was presented. OWING
10 the small attendance the full program
was NOT carried out
Mr.. i. i. Gordon was thrown from "a
sleigh near the corner of Pearl and South
Main streets Friday evening. she sustain
ed bad bruises to the side of her head but
il is thought thai the INJURY will not be
serious About ~ years ago Mrs. Gordon
WAS thrown from carriage and sustained
similar injuries from which she suffered Tor
some time.
A quarterly meeting OF the ermout a.
ISOLATION of Life Underwriters was held OF
Rutland Nedneslav The banquet in the
evening was al the bates House Amou1
the speech makers were President Tiihne-
mast Of the nat!oual association OF Life
Underwriters. Col. IavIor and g.. ]. Il.
JENNIE OF BrattleDurO. and 4. =. Childs of
Bennington
L. r. Piummer mas every room al the
" OodsIde resort al Npoftord lake engaged
for the entire season. beginning June
Notwithstanding the Worlds Fair the in-
dIcatlons are thar summer resorts IN Ner-
mont and New Hampshire will nave an uu-
usually large business. people IN the large
cities evidently tearing an outbreak OF
cholera IN this country
Mir. and Mrs Thomas L. Martin nave
the sympathy OF the community IN the
death of their son. Charles Martin. aged J..
which took place sunday at their nome
IN GuilfOrd. from pneumonia. after al
illness OF a week Dung Martin had
many friends among the young people OF
brattieDOrO The family moved q snort
time ago from Esrevvilie 10 the Gregory
farm IN Guiiforl
The West BrattieDoro dramatic company
entertained the Asylum family Wednesday
evening with repetition OF the very sue
4 cessful production of "The spy OF tTettys-
burg which was noticed III our West
BrattieDorO correspondence two weeks ago.
Keen appreciation was SHOWN OF all the
good points III The play and of The GOOD
Of state supervisors were among tine guests
VINO found the evening delightful one.
Hon Homer Goodnue. who completed
lass pecemUer. Ten wear, Of continuous
service upon the stale board or SUPERVISORS
OF Inc INSANE. has never. mp 10 The present
time. missed attendance al one OF the
monthly visits % the nOara--a very good
record Tor "a man vino will Oe . wears old
IL HIf IN. did,. 81
that no man mas ever shown a more con
staui and intimate personal interest IN the
welfare OF the people whom the state
makes it ms duty TO watch over
The death of Mrs Eliza ". Fuller.
wife OF james AZ. Alien. occurred last FIR
day night. from consumption. after an
illness OF Two or three years. Mrs. Allen S
age was 80 years. and she was "a daughter
OF Alfred Fuller of Nottingham. and a
3 sister OF L. L. Fuller OF that town. VINO is
weli-KnOwn as president OF the Wilmington
savings bank Mrs. Allen leaves two chill
dreu. Sarah. wife of Arthur L. Adkins of
Minneapolis. and Frank Il. Allen. a clerk
III the Forbes d Wallace store al Spring
field. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs Allen spent a
rev months with their daughter in Mime
! apolls. and Mrs. Alien seemed 10 improve
with a change OF climate. but since her Tt
turn nome she mas gradually failed. Her
daughter was with her during her last III
ness Mrs. Alien was a woman of quiet.
home-iovInG tastes. but all VINO knew her
intimately were impressed by her sincere
ana devoted qualities.
A very small audience listened 10 an eX-
cepIlOnalty interesting lecture al the town
hall W Wednesday evening. when Edmund
( Hudson spoke on the German army. One
hundred and twenty-five views were pre-
! sented. accompanied By an appropriate
running commentary. while the First Reg
lmenJ band PLAYED SLOW marches. after
nrst playing German tunes as an lntroduc-
ton. one OF the selections was mat piay-
ed at MOiLke' funeral. which mad been ar
4 proved by the great general only a dav be-
fore his death. Several pictures OF the
German emperor were shown. as well as
those OF Bismarck. Crapivi and other noted
Germans. The life OF the German soldier
from tine reveilie 10 the time when ne returns
10 the barracks was illustrated Other
pictures showed the great krupp gun
works where 10000 men are EMPLOYED.
Nj. Hudson stated that krupp Is 10 spend
$40. ZOO 600 IN his Worlds Fair exhibit
Members Of the Estev Guard attended the
lecture IN uniform