Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-12-29

Collector Gordon has received all but
$4,000 of the total of $1,000 Of Brattle-
boro taxes. He hopes to have the whole
amount not later than Feb i.
The business of the post-oiiice this Christ
mas was the largest in the history of the
office. The volume OF business at the eN-
press Office was also unusually large.
The larger part of the stock remaining
in the II. W. Simonds store was sold by
auction Saturday. The two horses used
on the delivery wagons will be sold at j.
II. Chamberlau's stables tomorrow at
o'clock
W. II. Adams had the thumb and first
two fingers of the right hand badly cut at
5. A. Smith u Co.'S factory yesterday
The worst injury is to the forctinger Mr..
Adams will probably be disabled for sew
eral weeks. He was running a moulding
machine during the absence of the regular
hand.
On Christmas day David Perry's home
was the scene of a family reunion, incud-
ing the Mllers, Reeds and Perrys, Number
ing in all about 40 people. Dinner was
served in the hall Santa Claus was pres
ent in person in the evening, when
Christmas tree was unloaded, and after
ward dancing was INDUCED in by the older
people.
T. j. b. Cudworth is smiling this week
over the discovery of three new grandchil-
dren. He received a letter from his son.
viii Cudworth, at Fort Custer, Montana,
containing a photograph of the latter's four
children. Mr.. Cudworth had heard moth
ing of his son for four years and supposed
that he had only one child.
Enos White, one of the most highly re-
spected of the business men OF Brattle-
boro, and Miss Eta Smf h, who has made
many friends during the few years that she
has worked here as a dressmaker. were
married Tuesday evening AT the home of
the bride Oh High street The ceremony
was performed by Rev. F. j. Parry in the
presence OF immediate relatives
\ Since the national election of lS92 not
zen cropsDf tobacco have been sold in the
Connecticut valley north of Mt. Holvoke
range until last week Thursday. when
Philadelphia firm bought eight crops OF
1892 at prices ranging from II TO Is cents
a pound, or about seven cents less than the
prices of IL months ago. There is also a
loss TO farmers of 200 pounds 10 the ton by
evaporation insurance and boxing. Farm
ers still. hold all the 1893 and one-thirj of
the lo9- crops, but even this sinai sale re-
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MI ilardIe portrait of Oscar Marshall
mas I''rH''H o'eH competed ana no" h'hs-
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ana represents MI M"fSh",l Iu a standing
Posl''oN' III an "'l'u"' I"iHiliaF 10 ms
iIIeilus' win one manu- resting llsh'ly III the
PocAe.' me expression OF !i' lace ha>
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s"''e>slu' anu SATISFACTORY ne portrait
wa painted 'oI Mis' MafshaI Uut Will re-
mann d. 'l' uat4A LOT week or Ten uays
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uoli4"S N'"lA Oh I5u'lli''trs'on' uird Mon
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III f. hH'hei' ~ belIiaIus'oh' Mass
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nv Di"1'Io"oi" my! Ii M N'"'h u''' apou'
TWO year ago ne Iunera' vas heid a
peIharus'oh W euhesuay ana Inc bouN
DIouSHl heIe Io' ouIlai IN the Locus,
iIuse cclneITiS, MT NlAIA j. survived
py one son, heroerl lark' VINO mas worked
a. lhe Elno' street uaherH, Sne ais'
leaves TWO sisters one Oh "hom Is MIS-
Iholnas MoIse oi Nt"'ah''
Calendars are again the fashion fol
advertising purposes and handsome ones
have been printed at The PhuniX Jot
oihce Tor local trlns There IS handsome
picture "Halllng the Feriyman, on the
Bratteboro Overall company's calendar.
}. II. Chamberlain IS distributing particn
larry good one which shows his livery
stable with the teams IN front OF it. The
cut on Jordan and Van Doorn's calendar
gives very good representation of the
front OF their store one sent out by
Hooker Corser a Mitchell shows the
beautiful view looking down the Connect
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