Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-13
JAMAICA.

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o. N. Wardwell has gone on business
trip to Massachusetts.
Henry Clark of Brattleboro was in town
last week buying cattle.
WIN. Castle spent the holidays with his
children in Watervlle, Mass.
Elisha Ball, formerly clerk for Abijah
Muzzy, was in town last week.
E. S. Jones has sold nice four-years-o
colt to w. A. Farr of Windham.
Many are fillng,their ice houses. The ice
is from "a to 80 inches thick, and is of the
best quality.
Z. s. Jones will sell large amount of
personal property at auction at East Jamai.
ca tomorrow.
w. II. Joslyn's cab stock business has
been sold to w. II. Reed. Mr.. Joslyn re-
mains with Mr.. Reed.
w. F. Gleason comes to the fore with a
hog which, when dressed, tipped the scales
at sos pounds. Next?
The loyal temperance legion met at ]. A.
Muzzy's this week. The next meeting will
be at j. c. Robnson's.
George Shipley and wife of Nashua, n.
H., spent the holidays with Mrs. Samira
Bemis, and also visited in Londonderry.
Sleighing is at its best, and lumbermen
are improving it, as the large loads of logs,
wood and bark, which are constantly NOV
ing through the streets, testify.
News was received here Monday that
Matt Bradley was in critical condition
with the measles at Westminster, Mass.
His father, S. Bradley, went to him at once.
Mrs Ida Raid Of Sholhrrro r.,a;'Ian, -
tho V,r ~" ,,eiu W o NY IN president OF
a nul,lic iec,rro - ~ I.,,ou ~, VIZ CIV. ~,
month Tbe dote y;i i'I ha 49, par vi tnlS
Tna e.. ~ y. So ArN' "eeA'
.oo;a me V guy .t VI the christian EnueaVor
IUSy ~ ~ She iieAI sIA months are fresl-
In LII. a. ", o. brigham; wee president,
Ma " nui %",i secretary ana treasurer
r. r. a1 i"S- nenoss: ~,
lug ,onS I'm ~! VI coIu weather mas oeen
se,y SeseIe III It's eHecIs' cellars that nave
49, nv o1 80. lioIeh III iohS series OF years
ha nav i ,,n a NOV WINE ON every hand is
f hen,u 'he complaint 'hat water pipes are
AT the meeting of the Y. p. S. c. E.,
heiu sunday evening, u. w. Holton was
convontjo,, 80 ~ 80 HIt ~ VIC w. y; a
10 oO ~ IT, oaeon - ~ os'ioy t Oah.
received nv tho sociotv ADeoei' "eie
ri SHrao-,,o IoS,
saxorai w Sp ;0 ~ n'nuay Ior Tour OF
wicE in H. in,ara.,a ftko ""u we" p n
orator cornnsnw ~ IL VIC Cn"IiPion E'ap-
IocoI ooorts ~. S VII - WIN tue
aoent f5r -oo., 80 ,bi 80 E oeiS SeneIu
and New York. In bis late trir of ,Lrao
weeks in New York he covered more than
lOOO miles Of railroad travel, besides long
drives with teams. He reports business as
good.
At the annual meeting of the Baptist
society, held Jan. 8, these officers were
elected; Moderator, David Eddy; clerk,
u. W. Holton; treasurer, j. Q. Shumway;
prudential committee, t. w. Boynton,
David Eddy, G. w. Holton; auditors, &.
hring ond dafond - op'i1i agent W
mttee to solicit funds, Mrs. Silas Barnes.
Mrs. w. L. Barnes. Mrs. j. c. Dargett'
T. w. Boynton; collector, Mrs. Fannie
Howard; ushers, David Eddy, George A.
Day, Ralph Daggett.
Grand Army Relief Corps and Sons OF
Veterans Officers.
The installation of the officers of Scott
post, No. II. G. A. r. the Womar,s Pe
lief corps and Warren Holton camn No
63, Sons of Veterans. took nIana Ios,
Thursday NIGHT Tho let of oeip" rs. 'tS