Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-04

day.
The time i'm which dog. may be licensed
expires May j..
New pipes for Crowelrs water are being
laid on High street
II. /. Taylor u Son advertise a good
three-tenement house for sale.
A 40 hours devotional service will be
held az ST. Michaels Roman Catholic
church next week beginning Monday.
The sportive trout Now darts about. In
search OF food which 10 requires And on
the bank, Are gathered rank And unre-
generate, reckless liars.
Mrs D. j. Estey invites the woman
missionary and aid society of the Baptist
church TO hold spelling match al Flor
ence Terrace on Monday evening. MAY 81
As usual there are numerous taxpayers
who are delinquent about inventories.
Prompt attention would be appreciated by
the officials having the matter i'm charge
The Baptist Endeavor society is planning
for a ship social which will he given in the
church parior, Wednesday evening, the
10th Fuller particulars will be given next
week.
At the Baptist Sunday school next Sun
day it is expected that special music from
the cantata of Joseph will be rendered. in
connection with the lesson which closes
the study of Joseph life
l.. NJ. Angler road mare hv King Arts
tos with a three-year-old record OF 2:5s3j
has been sold for $500 to Nj Wallen a
boot and shoe dealer at Brockton. Mass
The sale was brought about through the
influence of W. II. Minor.
The Estey Guard Dramatic club will 60
to South Londonderry the 18th to present
"The Octoroou" A special train will
leave here at 4:1J. and will return after
the performance The railroad company
will make a round trip rate of SLID. and
the invitation to JOIN the party is general
BY invitation of Senator Proctor Rev. G..
O. Day Joined the senator and Senator
Dubois Of Idaho at Rutland Monday
night for a two-days fishing excursion to
senator Proctor's camp at Pico pond.
senator Dubois and Nj Day were college
friends and classmates
+. l. Iioughton has shipped TO Bratte-
bOro the property and effects of the Hol-
stein-Freslau association of America. of
which he is now the secretary. II. K.
Lawrence assisted him in making this
property ready Tor shipment from Boston.
day night
A. w Child, Il Co. have paid TO the
Baptist society of Iownshend about $1,000
insurance on the church which was burn
ed and the parsonage which was damaged
slightly in the tire last week They have
also paid 500 10 Elliot swan of Spencer.
owner of one OF the burned houses. Other
losses have not been adjusted Childs a
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buildings burned
Here is another chance for the men who
would like TO see stallion syndicate form
ed in this vicinity. $50 Tor Ciydesdale
stallion 10y an imported horse: dam took
IA rrst premiums in Canada and is one of
the highest bred wo-year-olds III America
l am selling to quit breeding. stanford
Stock Farm Ithaca. y. y" And some
people really believed that an ordinary i'm
ported Percner0u stallion was worth $500
to $500.
Agent H. NJ Wood takes del of
satisfaction over the first gun of the sea
son in cycle racing, the Heating vince.
having won tirS,. third. fourth and fifth
prizes and a special for fastest time I'm 81
10 mile road race AT Providence. Il. l.
a local feat which was accomplished on
the Heating was the riding of the Union
street hill by Charle, 4. smith MANY
wheelmen have tackled this hill. but So
lar as known Mr.. Smith is the first 10 ride
up il on cycle
Alfred Hopkins. who put into the High
and Canal street school buildings a heat
ing and yentilatng apparatus OF his own
invention, fell dead one day last week in
Bridgeport, Conn. where he was attending
an auction. Nj. Hopkins had been a
/ plumber in Bridgeport for many years. He
leaves a wife and two sons Alr. Hopkins
was very successful in business. and hi,
estate is estimated to be worth 100000
/ The cause of his death was rheumatism of
the heart,
The sem-anuual meeting OF the \ ermont
/ Wheel club was held Tuesday evening.
I The election of officers resulted as follows
President, l.. ID. Whitney; vice president
NJ. D. Moran secretary and treasurer. Les
lie Scott, captain, II. J.. Elmer: lieuteu-
ant. {. A. Smith. color bearer. L. II.
Anterior: club committee. L. d. Whitney.
Leslie Scott, Chas. Shattuck, Adm Pet
tee, Geo. L. Foster The holding of a
race meet during the season was discussed
but no definite action taken, although the
club members think there is a probability
that they will have a tournament
The annual meeting of the Young Men :
/ Christian association was held Wednesday
evening at the rooms The usual reports
from committees were read. and officers
elected, the list being practically the same
as last year $, namely: President, j. j.
EStey vice president, /. c. Crosby: sec
rotary, c. II. Thompson: treasurer. c. &.
Averill: directors for three wears. y. d.
Estey, q. II. Capp, W. L. Geddis. The
treasurer report showed a deficit. but il
is expected that ii will be met by private
subscription before the anniversary. About
half is already pledged. Some changes in
the conduct OF certain branches OF the
work are contemplated the coming veal
Mrs, Lima T. Hubbard and Mr. L. H.
Miller will assist at the annual concert hv
the First Regiment band May l.. Nj
Miller will sing Schumann' 1.-TWO grena-
diers accompanied by the band An in
/ terestlng number is The musical critic $
dream, or "a modern melody among the
/ old composers which shows that we'll
known classic themes by Mendelssohn.
Mozart Chopin. Beethoven, Rossini
Haydn and Wagner were evolved from a
/ popular song of the present day-or might
have been. All the selections by the band
are repete with beautiful strains and the
concert will be worthy of a fuller house
than has ever rewarded their efforts in
/ former years. Friends and believers in the
band should remember that the effect of
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