Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25


L. II. Putnam and his sister, Mrs. Kin
son, have taken possession of the Simon
Brook farm on a mortgage.
EX-Commissioner Osborne of Boston,
who has been at the Glidden farm, Putney,
accompanied by his young son. was in .
town over sunday
The ladies aid society of the Methodist /.
church will hold a lawn party the last week .
in June. on the lawn of w. Il. Geddis.
The date will be given later
The Picturesque Publishing company of
\ northampton is to issue q picturesque
Brattleboro." Frederic Knab is in town
securing material for the work.
The Baptist aud Methodist young PEG
pies societies have discontinued their
meetings which have been held in Estey-
Vile during the winter and spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Wilson, of West
Dummerston. will celebrate their tiftieth
wedding anniversary next Monday Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson are the parents of Mrs.
Henry Norcross.
A lon1-conunued. cool and gentle rain
has rarely been more welcome than that
which has prevailed this week. II assures
a good grass crop and favorable conditions
for all farm operations
L. L. Durham. of Lewiston. Maine. has
sold his interest in one OF the leading shoe
stores of that city to his partner. M
Durham will be associated in the firm on
Durham Bros of this place and will tax
his part in the management OF the Brattle-
boro and Bellows Falls stores.
The program for the commencement
concert TO be given by Arms academy at
Shelbune Falls, Mass, on June 3, pre-
SCENTS an attractive combination OF solo ar
/ fists. Among them Mrs. Lima T. Hub
/ bard appears as soprano. FL win W. Spear,
/ also known to BrattlebOrO young people. is
/ the piano solOst.
The listers are ready to begin on the
/ grand list tootugs. and will soon be able
to announce results. There will inevitably
be a falling of in the personal list, but
| probably not so much as had been antici-
pated. and the indications are that the in
crease i'm realty, amounting to about
$4,000 will keep the total list good.
j. G. Ullery has entered into a contract
with Pettlngill ~ Co.. the well-known firm
of Boston advertising agents, TO prepare
and publish an illustrated biography Of
the presidents and cashiers of banks and
trust companies in the United States
The work will be done in the same
general place as the Men of Vermont
j. A. Rabbit. son of Rev. J. II. Rabbit
of West Brattleboro. has been engaged for
another wear with increased salary as pro
lessor of physical culture at Havertord
college, a position to which he went on
his graduation from Yale last June Mr..
Bahbitt will act as one OF the directors of
the boys club at Chautauqua during the
COMING summer vacation. as he did last
summer
A.. tho animal ,raa-irc of tho Ladies'.
1g,+,,,,ris., sc,io+,- bsl1 NJ M Vaeb.
burns. the following officers were elected :
President Mrs. Hollis Burnett vice pres
idents. Mrs. Geo. Niles. Mrs. +. Davis
secretary. Mrs. Geo. (. Bishop: treasurer.
Mrs. Frank Davis: trustees. Mrs. +. Davis
Mrs. L. Lord. Mrs. G.. c. Benson: finance
committee. Miss Addie Burnett, Mrs
+ Washburn, Mrs. Williams.
p r. W p;or,. hoe ho,,ol,. tho Quito,
SOM, ~, 10 w ri,.or ,ayt ahove IN,
patroat as,ata l., committees r., acres an,
2 - Ia 90 h,. tho Fstd,, orran co,nran,
at the sale of the F. NJ. Waite property tc
save their mortgage interest. Thirty
acres OF the land is meadow. and has great
capablity for farming purposes. Mr.
Pierce names it Riverside farm, and pur
- due course of time.
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nj -, -, boid recon,i- ~,
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!. Chicago with his son. Rev. Jobn r. Cow
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s+renrtb seems assured
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