Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-16

in Ludlow last Sunday.
Dr. Charles Parker, who studied dent .
istry here with his brother, and went three /
years ago to California, is now practicing
in Chicago
L. Z. Keefe went to Rutland Tuesday
to testify in the case of Geno VS.. the Fall
Mountain Paper company, which is eX-
pected to come ZIP for trial this week.
A new and gaudy sign has this week
been placed on the outside of the opera
house block to show where the wigwam OF
the order of Red Men of our village is to
be found.
G. W. Osgood was at Sunapee, y. H.,
| Wednesday in attendance upon special
/ meeting of the stockholders of the Emerson
/ Paper company of that place, in which he
/ is largely interested.
Mr.. West. who has lived in the tene-
ment of Mrs. Aaron Arms on School street
| the past wear, will break up house keeping
| April ], probably boarding with the family
/ of Geo X. Russell, Mrs. Vests father
Prof Wrights sunday school class are
to give a chicken-pe supper at the Metho-
dist church this evening. In addition to
/ the supper the young men have arranged
/ literary and musical entertainment OF much
merit
The ladies' aid society of the Congrega-
tional church held their regular meeting
Yesterday afternoon. the work being to fill
a missionary box. In the evening the sup
per was furnished by Mrs. White Mrs.
Phelps, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Hildreth.
DR.. A. j. Parker and wife are to go to
White River junction Wednesday of next
week to attend the annual meeting OF the
Vermont Dental society, of which orGani-
zation he is the president. He will be alb
sent from the office the most Of the re-
mainder of the week.
George W. Kimball. ir., has succeeded
in booking the County Fair again for
April u The company has been here
twice before with the same play. and both
times had among the largest houses of the
season. The play is always popular with
our theatre-going people.
Geo. B. Wheeler was at Lebanon, y. H.,
Friday evening, prompting for the Beedle
orchestra at a large party. Few men in
that business have a more acceptable voice
for this work. and he is always popular
with the dancing public for that reason
being readily heard in the largest halls.
Conductors Gray and Woodfal have this
week changed their runs so that they 60
through to Boston, but do not 60 beyond
Fitchburg on the trains they leave here on,
stopping mere LII iaIeT one 1heE aiteI-
ryt .'' - 'r nv
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MI t. IT, Ossoo0 "lueHueu tH5 WASH
Ingtoh county convention Oh L. T. - -
T. helu at Norlhnelu iaSl + Tluay' IN ms
capacI'E Oh preslueI'l Oh tne society I9l .ne
slats ne wen. ron ILt,' 10 l1li' Iol W.
WIZ ne ''i' oS'l,S WIN e1'oS a.
with Mrs. Osgood who had spent week
there
Nrrs n II pior.o r.i,ol,as +o.- o. r,,r,
/ I,a1, of ,oars l,a,t a boordir~ bousa in III.
Goo A Rrov,n bouse IN school street a>.
, pecrs to give ND the house the tirst of
April and move to Mr.. Pierce's farm near
T. Cambridgepor,. This has been very con
] venient and popular place Tor many resi-
dents to take their meals, and it will be
missed
q me restaurant OF Mrs WIZ l.. Cotton
t ID brluseihah oioch was Ieopeneu Weu
D heSdaS' all danger OF Inc spread OF dlpA
thena having apparently passed and the
quarantine having been removed. IheI'
Is universal sympathy WIN MIS- COTTON II
t. heI aIiIcDloH' anu Hei business mas lh'
b. BEST "lshes ana uppor, OF an heI ulhIH5
@ room Is aIlraclNeiy IuIhIsAeo ana lh'
q meals are eAcelleh'.
b While the roads are not yet IN condition
To run bicycles. il Is supposed they will b,
C. some llihe' ana Inc dealers are arranging
G 1oE the summer trade by showing samples
e among those most actively engaged IN TN
d Iraue are H. NJ. Amadoi' VINO sells lh'
a OolullDl"- J' IL bIaKelN WG2 handles The
Nleloi' ana charlie Carpenter. VINO las
scar sQIQ number OF the Lovells.
The several Sunday schools of orr tow
e hold their quarterly convention at Saxton,
ii River next sunday evening and If is on
pected there will be a larre turnout. {Tber.
seems more than usual interest in the SIM
, dav school work i'm our vicini, a.. 49,
and os,...i -, 1r,a,,;,o tI.
rev FHurs"-' . - w. W -, 20 /,
schools OF lIe Uo"H' 1tiu9V .aota.,., .
&c organized Hto t'ic SUI ''7'VV'" Jag
T. meeting mucn l"'o- any goou results
- seemingly
- one Of the largest plate glass windows
our village has been put into the store IT
~ Gently occupied by c. II. Shepardson,
being a7A inches by 100 inches in slzi
al Those in Howard block are triiie large
j although of different shape. The grocer
II store in which ii has been placed is to {