Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-10-26
BRATTLEBORo FRIDAY OCTOBER 1894

Dudley II. Kendrick of Amherst, Mass,
was at the Kendrick House Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warren and Herbert
Wheat of Boston are spending the week at
DR.. Fosters.
Mrs. NJ G. White visited her daughter,
Mrs. E. W. Sharpe, on her way home from
Montpelier Tuesday.
Frank Bixby OF Putney Falls removes 20
Keene soon, where he will carry on farm
for Butcher William Wyman.
Mr.. Sharpe's little boy, Macie was sud
denly taken i'll with cholera infantum Sat
urday night, but is now recovering.
Mrs. Dana Clough, Mrs. Oliver Hough-
ton and Chandler Puffer returned Wednes-
day from their excursion to New y ork
Clarence Derry of Putney Falls, who is
employed in the drug store of F. G. bort
d Co. of Keene, is i'll with typhoid fever.
Upon every opportunity the common is
alive with boys and a foot ball. as a result
of the "fever' with which the boys have re-
Gently been attacked.
Dr. d. j. Harrigan, who has successfully
practiced dentistry here from the first to
the fifteenth of each month, announces
that, after his return on November first,
he will reside here permanently
Oliver Houghton is enthusiastic in his
recommendation of Veterinary A. W. j.
wilkins, who has successfully treated sew
eral of his cattle which were suffering from
aggravated cases of "swamp fever
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Tenney of Peter
boro, n. H., spent part of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dickinson. Mrs.
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also visiting them.
Erastus I, Corser, who has been i'll with
typhoid pneumonia, died Thursday morn
ing at the age of 81. Funeral services will
be held at the house Sunday morning,
after which the body will be taken to
Chester for burial
Mrs. l.. NJ. Pantz is making three
weeks visit with l.. W. Goodel. a seeds.
man and florist of Amherst. Mass. and
with Mrs. Fowler of Orange, New Jersey.
proprietor of the Fowler chronological
Journal of New y ork city.
Sneak thieves helped themselves to
clothing from the lines of Mrs Blanchard
Mrs. Huntley and Mrs j. II. Wheeler this
week. 1t is not the loss OF the clothing 50
much as the base impulses of such low
characters that is deplored.
A small but select company attended
the pie supper at the Baptist vestry We'd
nesday evening. Each one who ate pie
was requested to give recipes. which were
as ludcrous as they were illuminating?
The entertainment was pronounced by
all a social success
Miss Helen Robertson leaves tomorrow
for Orlando, Florida, where she will re.
main for her health during the winter. Re.
turning in May. She is accompanied by
Miss Edith Forrest of Chelsea, daughter OF
former Methodist pastor, and Miss Alic,
jerks of Union village.
a detective was here Saturday working
on the bunco case that was perpetrated up
on Denison Davis on Aug. IA. Nj Davi,
readily recognized a photograph of tn,
robber which the detective had in a rugues
album. 1t is thought that the buncoers
have been apprehended and that possibly q
portion OF the booty may be recovered.
Mrs. F. l. Alfred OF Newport, this state.
committee for the second congressional
district, has distributed among the variou,
towns petitions relative to the selection of
a floral emblem for this state. TO be acted
upon by the legislature. The clover, but
tercup and daisy are under consideration
and all who call at the post-offce are re-
quested to sign for the flower of their
choice.
A meeting of citizens interested in re-
pairing the town hall stage was held Tues
day evening, al which time L. Z. Bailey. NJ
d. Whitman and c. b. Willard were appoint
ed a committee TO carry on the work The
stage room is to be increased and the old
red curtains will be replaced by sheathing
which will extend to the ceiling Other
repairs will also be made. 4 dramatic club
is TO be organized to detray the expense OF
the repairs
\ quiet home wedding took place at the
home of Nj. and Mrs. Amidon at l2'o'cock
Thursday Oct Is, when their daughter.
Bessie A, was married TO William p, son
Of Mr. and Mrs 7. ). HaEnum. The cere-
mony was performed 10y the Baptist pas
tor, Rev. Edwin +. Mitchell. The bride
was dressed in a green henrietta, trimmed
with white silk and lace. The happy couple
left on the AZ train, amid a shower of
rice, for a visit in Hartford and Bristol.
Conn The baggage was appropriately
decorated.