Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-15
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MISS Maud Burrows is visiting in Brandon, VT
load Of cattle -'' =" 'u'i"s anoVner
The Congregational ladies are negotiating for
lecture course
NJ. S. Leach has been making needed renairs IN
MS carriage shop
Hope Chautauqua circle meets with Miss Knott
next Monday evening
Z. p. Woodbury. went to Boston Monday with
Two nice horses to sell.
side Tracked" will occupv the town ban
next Monday evening.
Geo A. Holland of Chicopee Falls, Mass, was
at home over last Sunday.
!, A. w, Clogher has been spending the week with
his mother in Little Falls, N. Y
Presiding Elder Baketel preached at the Metbo-
dist church last Sunday morning.
j. J. Streeter of Vineland, n j.. proprietor Of
the Vineland Independent is visiting In town
Miss Nellie G. Smith Of Clinton, Mass , is visit
lng her brother, g. S. Smith, on the Brattleboro
Extensive repairs have been made on the Meth.
odist church. New stills and floor, ETC., having
been put in.
Mrs; c. F. Josselyn has postponed her, trip to
next spring.
w. @. Todd and family now live in Todd's Main
street block, in the tenement formerly occupied
by M. " Cotton.
The subject Of Rev. A. A. Blair's sermon Mt tbe
Universalst church next Sunday morning will be,
"A rational view of the Bible "
Miss Silverthorne, art teacher at the young
ladies' seminary at East Mortified, was the
guest OF Mrs. F. II. Jones over Sunday.
Miss Ellen c. Walker returned Monday evening
| from a two weeks visit in Boston. Miss Mabel
Kimball accompanied her for a short visit
A. F. Fisher has this week moved his photo.
| graph apparatus into his block on Depot
street, where he has much more convenient
studio.
| Miss Louise Fitzgerald Isl at the-Caruey hospi-
| tai, South Boston, where yesterday an operation
/ Va IN har for n milf ion Of 10
cases.
Mr.. and Mrs G. f. Policy are to give up run
| ming the boarding house Canal street and
about Jan. l. will return to their home on Cream.
| pot hill
! One day this week lead pipe connected with
the hot water tank in the kitchen at Hotel Ashue-
lot burst, flooding the kitchen, the water flowing
out on to Main street.
At the next regular meeting Of wantastiquet
grange, Wednesday evening" Nov 20, Mr.. Poole
of Jaffrey will be present to inspect the order.
Let there be a full attendance.
The first dancing school on Tuesday evening
was attended by over 20 co uples, but few more
couple are wanted to pay expenses. The school
is held weekly on Tuesday evenings.
The portable steam sawmill, which has been on
| the Worden. Higgins lot the past two years, was
last week moved 10 Warwick, Mass 1t took 16
horses to draw it with all its attachments.
Alva Martin leaves tomorrow for Lisbon Cen
| tire, N. Y, TO take charge of the farm owned by
| his aged father Mrs. Martin will remain here
| until spring, when she will join her husband.
The new mail box has arrived and been placed
at the lower end of Main street in front of Jones
/ & O'Brien's store. Mail will be collected from
this box before the departure of each mail train.
The many friends in this vicinity of Superinten-
| dent G p. Hall now of Shelburne Falls, Mass,
will be glad to know that he has so far recovered
from his recent severe illness as to be able to re-
sumo his work
| Through some misunderstanding there was no
minister on hand at the Congregational church
| last Sunday morning AS a result there a
| large attendance at the Universalist church to
| listen to Rev. A. A. Blairs sermon on, why
don't more people go to churchf
News was received here this week of the death
! in Philadelphia, June 6, last, of Edward Barrett
son of Mrs. Hannah Barrett, Higgins street. Mrs
/ Barrett had heard nothing of her son for many
months until few days ago when some friend
of his strayed into town and told Of his death
| Correspondence with the coroner at Philadelphia
| proved his statements true.
The local foot ball team defeated the Keene
| team at that place on last Saturday, by score
! of to 0, although the Keene team much
! heavier. They returned the II O'Clock trair
| and as they reached the depot large GROVE
| awaited them under the glow of red fire Pump
| knville band and Squash Hollow drum corps
| furnished music Keene rather blue place
| after the game, for they sure their team
| could defeat our "babies" as ttey dubbed them
| Upon their arrival in the city Monday, the Keen'
| team offered $40 to our team to play them agaiI
| Saturday, in that city. The offer was not &C
cepted, but they will play the return game herr
| tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 on Taylor's field.