Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07
The merry.go-ronnd took its departure

/ been renovated TINS week ana beautlned
with new paint, wide border and cornice.
An important New York patent case, in
volving a machine for post-marking letters
and cancelling stamps, was heard Thurs
day before Judge Wheeler
The garden party Of the Baptist ladies',
noticed for July 20, is changed to Wednes-
day evening, July 10. 1t will be held on
the lawn of the Baptist church and par
sonage.
The business of the annual meeting of
the Baptist Sunday school was completed
last Sunday, A. l.. Maynard being made
secretary and treasurer, and S. w. Edgett
librarian.
George Knowton has sold his farm,
known as the Richardson farm, in Gull
ford, to Estel Pierce of Philadelphia,
through May ~ Crowns agency.
Quonektacat tribe, No 3 elected, OH last
Fridays sleep, the following chiefs to serve
for the next six moons: Sachem, c. A.
Miles prophet, II. A. Chaplin; senior sag
amore, d. Stolte, jr. junior sycamore, L.
j. Retting.
The warrant for the annual school meet
ing, which is to be held Tuesday, the 18th,
will be posted tomorrow. Aside from the
regular routine business of the meeting
the only article is one to consider the plac-
ing of bell upon the Canal street school
house. There is a vacancy upon the school
board, owing to Mr.. Phalen's removal, and
the election of the best man to fill the place
calls for the careful consideration of every
citizen.
Marlboro people picnicked at the South
pond on the Fourth to the number If
about 125, and a good-sized contingent of
the party tried their luck at fishing. The
Trout and Salmon clubs keeper reported
list of those whom the club regards as
trespassers, but no arrests have as yet been
made. 1t is well understood that the
whole matter will be taken up to the SUI
preme court for decision as soon as posi-
BILE.
Some of the High school boys are not
saying much about how they rang GU the
schoolhouse bell the night before the
Fourth Their plan was a good one and
the rope, attached to the bell rope on the
second floor and running through win
dow over into Mrs. Wilder's yard, worked
all right When. at the stroke of u, they
pulled the rope the bell swung all right,
but where was the noise? The heartless
janitor had been there before them.
a wedding, attended only by the imme-
date family, occurred at ) 80 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon at the Whipple street
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Z. Warner.
The bride was Mrs Carrie Shedd of Bos-
ton, sister of Mr.. Warner, who was mar
ried to Edwin r. Bell, of Franklin, this
state, where he was formerly custom house
agent, Rev. j. II. Babbitt of West Brattle-
boro performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell went yesterday morning to their
home in Franklin.
Rev. o. F. Thayer, formerly pastor of
the Congregational church in Marlboro is
now on his first visit to the East since
leaving here and going to the far away
state of Washington, where he is doing
successful work in Pennington. He left
Mrs. Thayer with her relatives in northern
New York and spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends in this vicinity. Mr.. Thayer
has found his health greatly improved in the
Pacific coast climate He is enthusiastic
over the resources and prospects of Wash
ington, but recognizes that there are draw
backs there as everywhere, and frankly
says that man who has not the push and
energy to make success at the East will
not find bed of roses prepared for him in
advance if he emigrates to the West.
There was hearing before Judge
o 1890 "' the prooAs house euhesday
al.ei , Ior tne purpose OF settllng eX-
oeP'ions " ne taken 10 tne circuit court OF
aPPe"is III tie case Oh VIM johnston VS..
Ilie Nailauiah iacinc railway company,
when Mh!ch was hearo at the May term OF the
CIl'eu states court at lhusor, ana dam
iurv to the nlaintiff who was yer,, satoroi,
ininred while Working for tho 4ofo,,io,,,
coInnanv Tho counsel conid NOT aarno
upon tIe evcentions and Tndgo WbeoIor
ordered each side IN nrnnare and snh,,i,
their claims Henry RoliarJ 90 R,,rii,,I,t1,'
and G.. A. Davis Of Windsor anneared Cor for
the plaintiff and loci Raker nf Rntlond
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