Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-10-12

ceived recently.
Mrs. y. T. Brigham gave a spiritualist
lecture at the home of Mrs w. II. Adams
Wednesday evening.
5. B. Emersons grapes are still a irving !
from his Euclid (Ohio) vineyards in large |
quantity and in fine condition.
Leitsinger's First Regiment orchestra of |
10 pieces are holding regular rehearsals, |
with their large fall and winter business in
view
Henry Pellerin is succeeded as driver for
the fire department steamers by Mr. Sta
pies, who came here recently from New
York.
The government has advertised for bids
for carrying the mail between Bratteboro
and the new post-otiice, Eagle, at North
Hinsdale.
1t is expected that the annual encamp
ment of the Vermont department of the
Grand Army will be held in Brattleboro
Jan. 30 and 81.
The body of Rose Agnes Harmon, wife
of VIM d. Sullivan Of Hinsdale, was
brought here Friday for burial in the Bo-
man Catholic cemetery.
pleasant social gathering, with box
supper, was held at the Walker place home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. Z. Westgate last even
ing by members of the Epworth league of
the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Averill's 18th
wedding anniversary was celebrated last
evening with a surprise party company
OF about 30 calling upon them. The even
ing was spent in playing whist.
The fall opening of Mrs. Phillips mi
linery rooms occurred Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week, and the many
dainty millinery creations have been in
speCted by an interested number of ladies'
Fred NJ. Spaulding of Claremont, y. H.,
who was recently married, was remembered
by his old associates in the Farmers q
Mechanics Exchange, who sent him bar
rel of sugar gayly decorated with ribbons
and old shoes and bearing the inscription
1--WE are just married
A defective chimney in the water cure
! building on the north side of Elliot street,
/ came very near causing a serious fire
/ Wednesday morning. The partition was
| burned through in one ROOM but a timely
/ discovery of the fire prevented further dam
age.
At the annual meeting of the Woman
/ Foreign Mission society OF the Methodist
church. held last week, the following Off
GERS were chosen President, Mrs. \. j.
| Hough: vice presidents, Miss Helen Chand-
Ter, Mrs. A. Brodie; recording secretary,
| Miss Carrie Blair: corresponding secretary
aud treasurer Mrs Beeman: managers,
( Mrs a. G.. Allen, Mrs Haskell and Mrs
Weymouth.
The Vermont Missionary completes its
fifth volume this month and enters upon
the new year with a reading and paving
constituency and circulation OF 5000
copies The paper 4, published monthly
10y the Vermont Domestic Missionary So
cirty and edited by Rev. c. H. Merrill, the
secretary Of the society, now of -. Johns
bury Ou, formerly pastor of the West Brat
tleboro congregational church.
Richard Golden. the creator OF cold jed
Prouty" was the original fo.eleGs OF the
heller in Rice's celebrated burlesque,
"Eyangeline" which was first produced in
Boston - years ago. The hindleGs of that
heifer contemporaneous with Golden. was
the since famous Dixey. Mr.. Golden is
making a farewell tour before going to Eu-
rope next year. and will not appear again
in this country until 1900. He will be AZ
the town hall with his excellent company
Oct, -.
A meeting of the Woman's Relief corps,
held last evening al Grand Amy hall, was
OF uluch interest Mrs. Elleh NJ oeaEei
OF montpelier asslslah. department III
specloF' was present. ana lound lhe corP'
III a nourisnlhe CONDITION. ana Ine a'erSe'
OF the "ork qulle up TO Ihe standard %
former years A supper was served al
o'ou, Inc inspection iolio"lhs' y GOO
NUMBER were IN attendance ana a piano
que oy Misses Louise Larklil ana LEM
walker auued 10 the enjoyment OF th'
nour' Mrs. oeaVer was the guest OF Mrs
l. H. TuVhau WINE mere
The Boston ~ Maine railroad is the lar
gest system in New England and its track
run through four states and into Canada.
The total miles of road operated 10y tn
company Is III Oh "nicA - are u|uol'
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anu LoIai lracha9e Oh I''' uhHes' ~
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, 'lIhol' an" 90 III IHn'u"' II, uh'o'
8 s''''oH al pos'ol' "uIcH ia, IVo'u''! 'ec'
, colnp'ele"' mas me l"I4rs' business oI an
~ ra'I"dN 'eIilInal III 'H' country IN
"a, summer ''N trains pass,' IL, "uu ou
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