Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-19
AN HISTORIC AMERICAN ROAD.


few yard, of what must be considered
Is historically the most interesting road in
he United States The entire length of ID
rom Boston TO Concord is but sixteen
miles and the portion we propose to tray {
arse but half that distance: but no stones
ever read a more stirring, and. to an Eng
isnmau, perhaps a more humiliatinc ser
mon To man than do the stones of this
quiet old-word American road, along
which Earl Percy marched early IN tn
morning of April I'D. 1910. with tnr
icct of destroying the 80 -'''
.,l -+, sr,h National Guard
1r. Interesting reports of the Epworth
League convention held recently az Chat
4 tauooga. Tenn were given at the meet
/ ing OF the League Thursday evening.
/ sneak thieves helped themselves 90 s.I-
yer forks and spoons at the picnic in Cen
/ ira Park Vernon. last week and the ul-
versahst Sunday school settled for the
1 property
The regular meetings of Fort Dummor
colony of Pilgrim Fathers will be- held
I hereafter on the FIRST and third Tuesdays
OF each month instead OF the second and
fourth Friday.
The work OF macadamizlnc North Main
street. So long delayed by the breakdown
oft the Stoue-crusher plant was finally ilu-
ished Yesterday To- the relief and cratinca-
tlou of everybody concerned
President 81. o. Sanford of Stanford and
treasure II W. Vail of North Pomtra.
met here Yesterday with Secretary Pierce
90 arrange tor the next annual meeting of
the y ermout Dairvmen association
Prof Henry GehharJ who S, 81 the
Brooks House. was formerly She phys.ca.
instructor al tine Water cure gymnasium
lie Is now the proprietor %; natatoruw
and swimming schoo. tn New / FORK.
The plating works of C.. 4. Aiken We're
Co have been sold az auction yesterday OBJ q
foreclosure oi q mortgage held bN Ephraiu
Haskell. bat j. a. Hubbard OF Springfield.
who also held a mortgage on the property.
bought Haskell claim
The Western Fire Assurance company
of Toronto, one OF the leading stock com
paniss mas lust entered the state for bust
ness and has placed Its loca agency with
. s. W. ChiIds IS Co., It's standing Jan. i.
was: assets Sl.GIZ.OuU, surplus. S5jo.@u~.
The Christian Endeavorers OF the Bau-
fist society had singular and no. particu-
larry pleasant experience III East Boston.
when the members appeared OF the streets
near the n ermout headquarters there We're
repeated erie. OF "a. j.. A." "Orauc-
men, etc.. and street urchins and vaca-
bonds gathered aDou, The Eudeavorer-
These demonstrations were an after er-c.
of the riot Iu East Boston ju.v
AT the Christian Endeav0r convention
in Boston the Estey Organ was very promt
uentIv before the public eye. in each H'
. the mammoth tents was placed one oi th.
largest sized Phon0rlum- lu the centre OF
the platform. and boz the Mechanics Far
: auditorium was one 90 the new Phiuar
monte chapel organs Estev organs aul
pianos also me. the ewes OF the delegate.
p IN several of their rendezvous. The beau
p thu. new wareroom. OF the Estev organ
D I company were tastefuliv decorated and pre-
seutel q most charming effect. especial
4 ! when lighted 10y the long rows % mean
p / descent burners IA the ceiling corners
, / one OF the happy hits OF the occasion wa
p the souvenir maps of Boston presented by
the Estev company. Verify Briuleborl
always gets there Id one way or anotuei.
e. The trustees OF the Gil Odd Fellow.
S Home al Ludlow met there yesterday and
p elected Il ". Hal o: Burlington chair
To- man and Il. L. SuIIson OF Bennington
b secretary. The trustees are. besides Mr
20 Hall and Mr.. SulsoD. J.. j. BETTING o.
p Brattlebor0 W. ID. Wilson OF ~. Alb4us
% II. Henderson OF St. Johns bury. J.. O.
Fuuam OF Ludlow, C.. A. Perry OF Reads.
boro and Il. l.. Parker Of Bradford. IA,
latter Two being grand master and gran,
secretary OF the grand lodge Messrs. Perry
. Parker and Wilson We're appointed COM
mittee 20 solicit funds. and advertise for
bids Tor heating the buildlu- Circular,
will bee issued 20 the lodges asking Tor doc
nations. and for the furnishing OF room,
a competent man and his wife will be- eu
gagged 90 have charge oi the home auI if
/ will probably br opened next fa..
I'D the case % =. II. sherman VS.. th.
{ / Estev Organ company, heard by the su
prrme court OH exceptions last MaE
the decision IN which was announced las
: FRIDAY. the court remaud> the case fu
tra. ll the county court. The suit wa
brought oy sherman 90 recover OF On.
. Estey Organ company the value or uuau
1 Ity of lumber. logs and Wood On which b..
had taken "a mortgage as security Tor sign
. ing a note as surety Tor i. N Waite. s.
y the trial OF the case al the March term u
/ the Windham county court the defendant
I held tina, on acCOuu, of the condition,
under which i, was cigeu the morlgae.
was invalid The court SO held and d.
: Iecled a verde. for the defendants ~ev
eral points We're involved III the exceptions
taken and the tu. meaning OF the man
& date Tor a new trial will not be- known uu
Ill ike text OF the decision Is received.
- o. II. Chamberlain auction sale of hi
+ / livery stock which was held Yesterday
a undoubtedly called together the largesU
: company OF active and responsible Buver
5 from . wide territory ever seen mere OF
] / such an occasion AL. the horses ant
o. nearly all the carriages were sold, the day
. sales acgrecatinc nearly $4,000 Their,
only remains of MI Chamberlain stoca
- Few new carriages, harness. and SINAI
articles OF horse and carriage Furnishings
which will be closed ont al private sale
4 Horses and carriages went north 10 Water
B / bury. y L., and ClaremOut, y. H., anl
70 south To- Worcester, Mass. and HarttOr,
o. and Merlden. Conn. as wei. as 10 many
3 1 Intermediate points. Among sales OF
- n0Tes IN BrattlebOro We're a span 10 Rich
d arcs bradley the ponies 10 the Brattleuor,
E Livery company. and single animals q
, the Retreat and the Farmers aua 'hecEal
z les Exchange. a hceue man IS I1Ok.u.
D / the ground over with a view 20 taking III,
stand which Mi. Chamberlain vacates.
A recent number of the Waterman. IN,
q baptist denominstional paper, contains
b / notice OF the death IN Brooklyn, N. y o.. o.
s Rev. Or. Rufus l.. Perry. a promineu
b worker for the colored race, who used IL
b years past 10 visit Brattleboro IN The inter
. est OF ms mission work. and who found il
. our churches several liberal contributors IL