Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-01-04

---------- ace in Masonic hall next
y r.ui ,oi.o ,,,g.
Tnosdav "yonip II. Roberts of this place
Tias ta,,,,ia SIS of Walpole, N. H., were
ond i Trod I Pramt ~. E. p. Seymour, Jan.
At rho narsonaek of Dartmouth college is
~, Cia5 Ecation at Charles Proutys.
s,,o,d ToOU III o'" rk was the guest of Miss
sPen"IiS ms Sunday.
Grace prortv Stry has returned to his posi-
CIaronoo ~, Dart IL Co.'S drug store in
.i,-, y. - having been out nine weeks
- ~ - n IT. of typhoid fever
from the effect of officers of the Congrega-
rhaaio,,ia., and transaction of other
,io,,ni lo-tp9ii AXE place in the vestry Tues
tioli", III when full attendance s
desired and most attractive lily
M. , section is that belonging to
- Inv ~ mith. 1t stands nearly five
NJ II III vi,ls the floor aud contains three
feet high from
large blossombr of Mount Pleasant ceme-
M. , on are requested to meet at
.ou-. e-i iii,ili VIM. A. Cole at 7 o'clock
10y ling for the election of off
NJ Mo, J.iOC y, Ensuing year.
GERS for the bers of the Congregational
M e corporation are requested
-. I'm len be vestry at o'clock p. NJ,
.s iouy for the purpose of eecting
" ~ r,i'T T, - transacting other important
officers and
business. Green, who has been peddling
r-,r In Burt of Westm ireland, n.
""t'ei ~ ght the meat market of Ami
TT Ia W oo and will take possession next
49, n1S W" lon Bros will run meat mar
u ,''oaI, DiU9,' cry store in Dummerston.
ket and groc Bennett was married last
1o.o.h >asday in Philadelphia to Miss
/ ,,, G'T W. y 4eer of that city. Mr. Bennett
Y MI IN W eunT'y engaged in business in that
nlil'F an nd Mrs. Bennett have come to
o w. '0I N.Y. lno will live with the grooms
wy. MI aren Bennett.
father, Warter which has caused the
m. yeen Chas. Gldden and Capt.
inI ioo9which will be settled this even
nDiol, ue' Town hall, is on exhibition at
49,, '.In' btore. If you are acquainted
~ ~ sno ms poultry call at the store and
' r'it G la ecognize the bird
see if YOU rjyision, No. 20, 5. of T., elected
Alpha Dl NJ a. C (ne., w ,r'e ~ MONDAY may
euest ~. A.; Miss Laura Sleeper, r.
TEellnS. y Smith, \. Il. $: Mrs. A. NJ.
l'''iI'"r, S; Leon Houghton, treasurer.
=. .fu'Ii" Sharp, chaplain; Miss Hattie
o.''i, W. Mrs. II. b. Powell, A. c.. Ed
NV. +, ~ " Mrs. c. b. Willard, O. ).
Bate. l. S'ser farm, one OF the most de-
M. ~ this section, will be sold at auc-
;i, lay, Jan. Il, beginning at 9 \. VI.
81 "" re- III is situated on the Connecticut
mn M e "r half mile from the railroad sta
ms '''A arge quantity of personal prom
, tion'' o,i' ding stock, hay, grain, farming
',on' - household goods will also be sold,
.l'y' nl',O W TO four pastures situated near
tooIs a an! iver.
Saxtons + Holton, 90, was found dead in
&c., near his home on West hill by
.,, "eoiEe .ildren Friday morning. There
'ne 9ro" relatives to take charge of the
$500 las taken to the town hall Satur-
t petns npsn Rev. f. w. Sharp offered
JouS fter which it was taken to Dunn
Jay WY Or burial. Heart trouble was the
Pi'Sei' Heath. Mr.. Holton was of an ex-
ilCio'oi laving disposition and, it is under
aus trI o' UT considerable property, which
s s.ellS . an only sister in Rochester, n
sV1Vu' Twas unable to reach here on ac-
WIN VIII 20 IA snow blockade.
count of oyerty ball Tuesday evening, was
/ M, both socially and financially, al
49, he small number who appeared in
sucCe ate costume made it rather unin-
.nousn to the spectators as compared
! "PPloPi one held last winter. Still, there
lite number of typical poverty
VIM 'ile rigs and at the close of the
e Wig va figure, the judges awarded the
stlIc clI rize to Bert Gale and the ladies
lour,u Mrs. Geo. A. Pierce. 1t was
nign psurprising that so many of the
pi!Ze failed to appear in costume, as at
l".nei ner attempts at masquerade and
all forl and onjaororo1 ~ ,,+ " -, "1 Se
porelty nique and appropriate. Surely it
H.. ,itgi lsgrace to wear poverty costumes
! is no di'
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