Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-01

The GUY Brothers Ministries will appear
at the town hall tonight.
The total receipts of Fritz Stein were
about $500 and the net proceeds will Doe
about so.
Matthew McVeigh has sold his milk
route to. NJ. d. Staples who takes posses
sion today.
Michael Guiheen, about lj. had his head
q hand-car Sunday.
The annual meeting of Windham coun-
tv association of underwriters will be held
at the Brooks House June B.
$. A. Smith d Go. began last Saturday
to give their employees % half holiday Natur-
days as has been the custom I'm previous
years.
Duntou a. Farr will. open the Lakeside
House at Lake Spottord next Monday and
will bee glad to- entertain their friends at
any time thereafter
The last meeting of the FortnightIv club
for the season will be held at :. b. Emer-
sons next Thursday evening The occa-
sion will be q social one.
The annual meeting of the Western
Aqueduct company will be held at the Of
fee of c. +. Thompson, IL Crosby block.
next Tuesday evening at 1880.
A drum corps. consisting of Charles a.
Smith and Clayton Daniels. snares G.. +.
Sturges bass: Gerry Messer and Harry
Horton. flies. furnished the Memorial day
music at West Halifax.
l.. B. Lamson. of North Hinsdale, re-
Gently appointed special deputy TO act on
behalf of the Humane society, was deposed
Monday by High Sheriff Perry, of keene.
This action was taken on account OF the
receipt of a strong petition from the citi-
zens of Hinsdale.
Gen. y. j. Estey was chosen one of the
board OF managers of the American Bap-
fist Missionary union al the annual session
at Saratoga, \. Y, this week. The union
has felt the hard times seriously and there
is deficiency of S203, 595 in the treasury
at the close of the fiscal year
some person of more literary taste than
conscientious scruples stole the first volume
of Katherine Lauderdale from Geddis and
later managed TO abstract the second vol
ume from Clapp q Jones S counter. 1t is
now a question whether the firms shall
swap the missing volumes or draw cuts for
the ones that remain.
c. l. Hood of Lowell, Mass. the widely
known proprietor of Hoods Sarsaparilla,
has recently bought a farm and other pro
perry at Chelsea. this state, his native
town. Mr.. Hood lost $4,000 worth OF
property a few days ago. a barn on his
farm at Tewksbury, Mass. being burned
with 26 head OF fine Jersey cattle.
j. II. Chamberlain will receive at his
stables tomorrow. Saturday, a carload OF
Vermont horses, which he bought in Poult-
ney. Fair Haven and Rutland a descrip-
tlon of them appears in his advertisement
IN this issue. Mr. Chamberlain sells a
carload of horses today in Meriden. Conn,
and next week Friday will sell one at
keene. y. Il.
The New York Times continues its eX-
/ pOsures of the "A. J.. a. II publishe,
/ the oath every member must take on Join
ing the association. 1t is thoroughly pro
/ scriptive Of roman Catholics IN every par
/ ticular, and pledges efforts 90 exclude be-
/ hevers In Catholicism from all politca
/ positions whatever. IL mixes religion IN q
/ way that should never be countenanced by
/ any friend OF republican institutions.
/ The stockholders and bondholders of the
/ Denison. (TeXas.l Land and Investment
company will meet here today to hear til,
/ report of a committee recently appointe,
/ TO ascertain VIVA, is necessary To gel thu
/ property ont OF the receivers hands. Tn,
/ property cost s60O.OO and the total iu
/ debtedness is less than 100000. II vii
/ be remembered that the committee wer,
appointed al a meeting held here few
months ago.
The sun presents a rather remarkable
p appearance lust now. There are two spots
. ta vf-4+ Do
aid only OF a piece of smoked glass. on,
( of these. the most conspicuous. is near the
solar meridian. and the other is not tal
from the eastern edge Of the disk. A tele
scope shows an immense white tongue dr.
viding the black centre of the larger spot
/ and also reveals number of smaller spot,
which. together with the large ones. form
belt across the sun from east to west.
The State Register OF Springfield. H.
! gives an account of the impressive tunera
of Mrs Robert Gordon Hardio. The body
arrived in Springfield accompanied iron
Boston by Mrs. Hardie.s parents. her nus
band. and her sister, Mrs. VIM. b. Ridgley
and by other friends who Joined the sa,
party IN Chicago. The funeral was hell
III the First Presbyterian church of Spring
field. where. on the 14th of November
The pastor who performed the marriag
ceremony read the funeral address. Tn
chancel of the church was almost hiddel
by the floral tributes and decorations. Tn
burial was in Oak Ridge cemetery.
While L. B. Lamson OF North Hinsdal
was in BrattebOrO on n short visit last Sat
urdav evening. Officer Gordon INFORMED
him that he had a writ for his arrest as al
absconding debtor. iu favor of Miller &
kinson, harnessmakers. Its after sun
down Saturday night and you can't do il -
said MI. LamsOu perhaps You didu'
know the last legislature changed the hou
OF limitation until midnight Saturda
night answered Mr., Gordon WhereUp
on Lamsons face fell very percepubly
After some delay he succeeded in gettiu
bail and lost no time In putting himsel
across the Connecticut river. 1t is uu
derstood that he has numerous creditor
who have long been wishing To see hin
this side of the river
A special meeting of Beauseant Com
mandery was held last Friday Afternoon
and evening. at which the order of tn
Red Cross and the Temple was conferre
upon candidates. 1t was the occasion of tn
official visitation by Il. Z. Grand Command
er Marsh O. Perkins, and there were ais
present visiting Sir Knights from Newpor
and Claremont, y. H.. Windsor Vt.
Mortified and Springfield, Mass At 5:3
upward of 50 Sir knights sat down 10