Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-21
BRATTLEBORO.

ton for new house on Highland avenue.
He has sold building lot TO Vim. Baker.
1t is understood that Col. n. c. Sawyer.
now of North Adams, is one of the special
pension examiners for whom the present
administration has no use.
Henry Cook. a Canal street boy, while
playing leap frog yesterday, fell under a
heavily-loaded two horse team and a wheel
passed over one leg, but did not break it.
A session of the United States court was
held at the Brooks House Tuesday. The
final DEGREES were rendered in the ST. Al
bans First National bank cases. and the
marshall accounts audited.
T. Frank Turner, who so successfully
managed the New England House at Ber-
nardston, Mass, the past year is 10 give
up his lease May l, and it is understood
that he will take charge of a hotel in Con-
necticut.
The Republican town committee have
called a caucus, to be held at the town hall
this, Friday, evening, at 1880, TO place in
nomination candidates for village officers.
to be voted for at the annual village meet
ing, May 2 1t is desired that all voters.
irrespective of party, participate in the
meeting.
The warrant has been posted for the an
nual village meeting to be held MAY I'd.
1t contains four articles, three in relation
to routine business; and one to see if the
village will extend the boundary lines SO
as to include the residences and property
of John & Strand, F. j. Bohrman, An.
drew johnson and George A. Barker The
meeting will be held at A. NJ, an aci
passed by the last legislature not permit.
ting ii to be held in the evening.
There is one good thing about the snow.
storm. 1t has laid the dust 1t seem.
rather strange, when you think of ii, that
civilized business community should allow
itself TO suffocate in dust for a month OF
more every spring and fall, when there is NJ
good reason whatever for tolerating thu
nuisance. Why not have a meeting Of
business men and property holders TO tall
the matter over and put it on bushes.
basis.
Three important sales have been made
this week through the May d Grown
agency. John Retting, jr., has bought the
North Hlnsdale farm of Ira c. Lazelle
Robert Norton's fine large farm at Yves
Brattleboro has been sold TO F. H. Spauld
ing of that place, and his sister, Mrs
Smith, of North Carolina. The Edward
Clark house on Oak street, one of the mos
desirable residences in this village. ha.
been sold to Mrs. Abbott of Winchester
\. H., who, with her mother, will CONF
here to live.
At the meeting of the Sons of Vermonf
in Rhode Island at Providence last FRIDAY
evening President Chas. A. Cotton tOuchei
upon Vermonters' love for home, anC
introduced Gov. Brown, who extended q
hearty greeting TO the distinguished guests
Gov. Fuller replied, and in closing said
THAT little state among its hills and lake
is glad to welcome you home, not becaus,
there is money in your pockets, but be
cause there is love in your souls AS
friends, accept from me the greetings O
the old Green Mountain state, while You
far from home, long for the song Of tn
breezes blowing through its trees" Fo
an hour before the regular meeting Gov
and Mrs. Fuller were given reception.
A rare opportunity TO witness Wm. II
Crane great American comedy, 1.-The Sen
ator, win be given next Wednesday evening
THE Senator has been the most success
full comedy ever presented in this country
having been played continuously two sea
sons at the Star Theatre, New York
besides having long runs in Boston, Phila
delphla ana all OF The Olher large cities
Mr.. Louis Aldrich, the well known actor
will appear as The Senator" supporte.
by Mr.. Cranes original company, including
such artists as Harry Braham, Henri
Bergman. Adolph Jackson, Lewis Baker
Matte Earle, Carrie Rose and Della DelOro
No amusement goers will like TO mis-
this really high class performance.
We wonder how many of the people il
this village know what a bright, readable
paper the pupils of Miss Sawyer's NOrtl
street school are publishing, in " TIL
School Dial, issued once a quarter. Herr
is the April number with 80 guRrto page
filed with original, well written and wei
edited matter There are three pages O
editorials, some one of the pupils made
remarkably good report, nearly verbatim
of the first sermon which Mr.. Leavitt, tn,
Unitarian pastor-elect, preached here; the
secretary of the "Hedgerow Debating
society gives an entertaining account O
TIE winter term; there are hAlf-dOzeT
articles on dignifed themes, some verses
and two or three pages of school notes
geographically the number is as hand
some a. the best paper, type, ink and press
work can make it.