Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-01-25


church next Sunday evening will be on
"Sunday and the Sunday papers,
Beginning today the post-oncc will dis
play the weather bulletins in front of the
town hall The forecast for % hours will
be received at II \. NJ each day.
Mrs. y. c. Sawyer repeats by request
her lecture on "Ants' at the Brooks
House parlors Feb Is. The lecture will be
given under the auspices of the women of
the Episcopal church.
Sherman IL JENNIE make strong show
ing in their advertisement this week of the
strength and souudness of the New Y ork
Underwriters agency whose fire policies
they ISSUE both ON business and dwelling
house risks.
A meeting of the board of civil author
| ity for the abatement of taxes will be held
at the town hall to morrow, Saturday, aft
crnoon, and once more it is suggested that
it will be i'm order for all the members Of
the board to be present.
The guild connected with the Episcopal
church are packing today quantity of
| clothing to be sent the Nebraska sufferers
Members of the church have recently sent
an offering of money to Bishop Graves to
aid in the work of relief IN that state.
"The representative of the f. p. Car
penter Organ company, who sells SO many
of their organs from Hagen, Germany, has
been appointed by the king of Portugal to
furnish the royal court at Lisbon with Car
penter organs says the Musical Courier
of New York.
Charles II. Crosby caught one foot in a
sleigh at South Londonderry last week,
causing him to fall heavily upon the curb
ing. 1t was afterward found that three
ribs were fractured, but the injury has not
prevented Mr. Crosby from being at his
work regularly
A severe cold, affecting the throat
brought Mr.. Days part in the Centre
church service to sudden close last Sun
day evening, but he is now much improved.
Next Sunday evening Mr.. Days subject
will be the difficulties in moral and reli-
gous work in Bratteboro
Among a collection of antique books
and papers now on exhibition in the store
of Billiard ~ Shedd of Keene is the orig
inal charter of the town of Guilford in
this county, dated April p 1754, and sign
ed by the first governor of New Hamp-
shire, Benning Wentworth.
q. II. Ellis ~ Co.'S brewery was raded
again ueSuay evening oy oIncers omlth
anu ne'V"It VI hilSuale' WHO iuunu pen
y Vi oeer' oul TOOK houe' SIMPLY summon
my 'he proprietor TO appear AT hIhsuale'
where lie VIII douotless pay hne TO-DAY.
me uIueI brewery WAS ho' Ns'eu' ouI
P''NiVuSiH II Hdu oeel rdlueu ouCe more
'iah Ellis $
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10y N'"o Au'su'H evening Mrs. rIa!lA o"-
e'S gave paper uh En'olhoIoSH' spec
L'iielts I'uill MrS' Io"ers corrections al the
free library were uSed 10 Illustrate the pa
per MI MSNWeil anu "eo' a. LINES ana
per. The musical nrogram consistad NJ
songs by Miss Fels and Frank Rrasor and A
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NN'''''u' '''' III ''i' No'i'i'V'''u' valley
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harris gave a de-
lshttuI SIN nand progressive euchre party
FRIDAY evening Eight tables were enter
tHlneu, me senliemeh prizes were won by
|eo, d. iil't ana Ueo' T. FoN: the ladies
oy MIS- Emma BROOKS ana Miss Perigo
MI ana MIS- harris also entertained
WHIST party OF eisht tables on saturday
evening Inc ladieS prizes were won by
MIS- f. r BROOKS ana Mrs. \. !. Hawley,
ana inc gentlemen oy .. l. Martin and
s. d. Harris MI and Mrs. II. {. Nick
erSon OF Boston were present on Saturday
evening Mrs NlckerSon assisting Mrs.
Harris III receiving
A Sunday school rally. to which all who
are interested in this work are cordially in
vited, will be held at the Conversational