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


A new floor, new stalls and other inn
,rovements are being put into the Brattle-
,oro Livery company's stable.
The price of good winter apples has gone
Up to $50 barrel. The crop in this
,icinity is very large, but the farmers find
great difficulty in securing barrels.
G. W. Sawyer, a matchmaker and repairer
Of Keene, y. H., has opened an Office in
The rooms on the second floor at As Main
street, formerly occupied by DR.. Pettee
The Central Vermont railroad company's
fall excursion to New York via New Lon
don, will be run next week, round trip tick .
cts good to return in one week being sold .
for 81
A representative Of the American Fire /
Insurance company of Seneca Falls, y. y, /
is here to put new copper coils into steamer |
No 3. He finds that the old coils were
iron pipe
An excellent entertainment was given at
the Congregational vestry Tuesday even
ing by Johnson Bane. an accomplished
guitarist assisted by /. H. Miller, who
sang very aceeptaby, as usual
!. II. Chamberlain goes To Waterbury,
Ct, Monday for sale TO be held there
Tuesday. Mr. Chamberlain expects to
receive carload of horses at his Brat
tleboro stables the last of next week.
The first meeting of the Murray club this
season will be held al the Universalist
vestry Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present, as otli-
GERS will be chosen and plans made for the
winter.
W. H. Mead was presented with past
captains badge by comrades of the
John 5. Tyler camp, Sons of Veterans,
Tuesday evening Mr.. Mead with his fam
ily, left Thursday for his new home in
Lejminster, Mass.
As the skies did not clear early enough
to make it practicable for the First Regi-
ment band to give their final concert We'd
nesday evening, as announced, it will
be given next Monday evening if the
weather is pleasant, with the same pro
gram.
Giles Taintor, a Keene boy, who is wide
ly known as the superintendent of the
western division of the New England tele-
graph and telephone company, was mar
rled Wednesday in Springfield, Mass, to
Miss Charlotte Morton, daughter of the
late Judge J.. II. Morton of that city.
O. f. beverage, the newly elected prin-
]
/ boro from Attleboro. Mass, Tuesday, and
! took charge OF the school Wednesday. Mr.
! Beverage may depend upon the hearty sup
port of the whole community in his efforts
to maintain and to raise the standard OF
! the school
The first meeting of the creditors OF C..
Z. ellison will be held at the probate office
| the 10Th at 10 a. NJ, for the purpose of
.
signees. The third meeting of the credi-
tors of +. NJ. Waite will be held the 2O,h
at 10 a. NJ. II. 2 Wellmau, the sssignee.
has filed his account preparatory to hnaI
dividend.
The fire underwriters of Windhan
county held a special meeting al the Brook,
! House Wednesday. Two members OF the
New England Insurance Exchange wert
present. | was voted to abolish the
rule concerning the smoke clause on cloth
ing stocks, and the rate on farm property
was changed to Il and u for three wears
according to the desirabillty OF the risk.
Thomas Fenton and Thomas Ferritel
bought a horse and carriage last week foI
$50 The horse was stabbed in the
Brattleboro Livery companys barn nea
the Carpenter Organ factory. The team
was stolen Tuesday night, and the owner
have since searched diligently for it. The
question whether il was stolen as a Joke
or because of its value. is uppermost in til,
minds Of the owners
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pelier: Chittenden county, Mrs. ", i
NJ .KilHp.
e The burrlars who broke into the house
of George Bond and Henry Wilder in Gui
ford As described in The Phoenix of las
week. evidently first visited the house q
; l. n. Bi,hou on the road leading frol
, CentreyiIq Here they gained entranc
by breaking ont a part of pane of elias.
s pu,hing back the spring of the window
and then RAISING II by using a CHS.
as lever They rummarpI abou
both on the frs, ana second floors an