Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-27
THE VERMONT PHGNIX BRATTLEBORO. FRIDAY, SEE
Tho Brownies took the cake.

-. W. I44Eftl alitDullNte a flbhlUE buL
sale Of 5000 worth Of mems furnishing
goods, as he is to discontinue his business
TO Brooks House block
That's the smallest policeman ! even
see" was the ejaculation Of a countryman
Thursday afternoon as be caught sight Of
one OF the Brownies dispouine himself
among the crowd.
F. ". Crosby has bought a half inleres,
boz the meat business bought by .. A. Pull
len last week The title OF the new firm
will bee Puilen 81 Crosby.
The dances Wednesday night a. the
armory and Thursday night at Grange bah
were well attended. The armory wa, dec
GRATED 100 national color,.
A farmer on the Pu'ney road made
good recon-. one day recently, when Doe
dug picked and placed boz bus cellar 80
bushels of potatoes Next
The boss. battalion will driu Saturday
night p, u-ua. ai 1880 and directions Wil
bc given loo regard to the appointment and
election of officers for the wear.
Wautastque' lodge J. %. %. r. attended
the funeral of Mark Cook at Chesterfield
SUNDAY Mr. Cook. who died boo Framing
ham. Mass. was tHe father Of Hnrmun
Cook q former BraftIebJro resident
Iu connection with the Wiudham county
veterans association meeting a. Whining
ton next week Friday, Company 2. 10Th
Regiment will hold q reunion. lis hoped
shat every member who can will boz pres
cut.
some potatoes grown hy B. 81 Whitney
OF Marlboro have attracted attention a.
/ the Farmers q Mechanics Exchange this
week Ia spite OF tine Valley Fair Three
I which were shown weighed tiyc pounds and
/ fourteen ounces.
4 The High school foot ball team and $50
/ spectators were at the island grounds Sat.
urday afternoon, expecting to seq the open
/ ing game OF the season. but the Greenfield
I High school team did not appear. probably
/ because of the intense heat
Lorenzo Harris and Mrs sarah Elizabeth
! Wright, both OF this place, were quietly
/ married this morning at the Baptist par
/ sonage by Rev. /. ID. Temple They left
/ on the morning train for trip 10 Niagara
/ Falls On their return they will live at !
/ Washington street
". T.. johnson is in town this week 70
/ deliver the seventh volume OF the revised
I edition OF Johnsou's Universal CyciOpedia
/ and will remain through next week. Each
/ succeeding volume confirms the high opin-
+ ION originally formed of the merits of the
/ "New johnson.
The Epwor,h league was looking for the
/ best. and think they have secured 10 tor
next Monday evening az grange ball. when
/ Miss sara Lord Bailey, eiOcuuoul,i. will
4 appear u Brattlrhoro for the urst time.
/ The general testimony OF the press bear,
/ them ont boo saying that She Is seldom II
+ ever rNcrlel. Max FIr-au. Miss Emma
/ Gregg and others wl.l assist boz the local
/ par, OF The program. Reserved seats go
/ on sale al Chaplin a. Co.'s az o O'Clock tul.
evening
/ A. the recent meeting oi Scottish Rite
Masons in Buffalo the .i5i degree wa. con
terred ju fun ceremonial form upon John
T Harris Whlpp., OF MaucheSter. kutrIdCe
Ilaskiu. of Battebor0, and Eihu Barber
+ Taft of Wtu,tou. and they We're received.
welcomed and proclaimed sovereign grand
inspectors general of the Ancient Accepted
/ Scottish Kite Of Free Masonry, and ell
/ rolled a, honorary members of the counc.
by signing The oath of tealty and subscriu-
/ ing their names in the book OF gold
Mrs Angelica b. Shea, widow OF the late
I Judge George shea. has made formal re-
! quest 90 the trustees Of the school board of
! the village district, 20 place on the ground.
4 OF the High school a sun dial This dial
4 was made uy Sheehau Of New York. and
/ was designed for Judge Sheas private
grounds The foundation for the dial viii
/ bee laid this fall, and the dial which is %
marble slab - inches square, will he placed
/ on a granite block with a neat brass in-
/ scriptIon plate with the name OF the douer.
/ The dial viii not be SET an spring.
The aunua. meeting of the Connecticut
Valley conference OF Unitarian cAurchr,
4 viii be held with the church iu Greenfield
next Wednesday and Thursday. The ser
mon 10 thr conference will bee preached ou
Wednesday evening by Rev. >. NJ. Crother,
. OF Cambridge ON Thursday beside, the
+ discussions OF assigned topics there will bee
addrcssc. boy Rev George Bachelor. score
tary of the American Unitarian associa-
I tiou. "The national outlook of the Uni
tartan church, Rev. +. T. Houbrook o.,
! Newton, Mass, on Reward and punish
meu'.
Chas, EndlIch has had a little fair OF his
/ own--and a very good one-this week. in
/ A. F. Roberts 81 Co. 5 show window. There
/ is a row OF mammoth squashes for foun-
dation and centre piece, seven kinds OF po-
tatoes. large and handsome, the Abraham
Lincoln leading with 20 tubers weighing
white pop corn, prize onions, beans, beets
tomatoes, peppers, and other garden veee-
tables in variety Mr.. Endlich has what
the French peasants call the growing
hand and it has by no means lost its
cunning
The attention of all persons interested in
! this subject will be drawn to the advertise
meni in this paper of the De Laval Separa-
tor company stating the facts relative 10
recent United States court decisions in re
/ gard 10 cream separator patents. The De
! Laval company claims TO have been the
pioneer in the introduction Of machines
embodying the centrifugal separator pro
cess, and it was 10 establish its rights upon
this point that its suits for infringement
4 were brought. The decisions sustain the
I alpha patents, so called, and the com
( pany's advertisement is TO give due warn
/ ing to dairymen and Others about TO buy
machinery of this kind,
The marriage of Josephine Demers. a
young woman who has been employed at
the Brattleboro House and Amos c.
/ Hayes, an emplOye of the Sunset mills
took place at the parochial residence Tues
/ day evening the ceremony being perform
/ ed by the Rev. Father Cunningham in the
/ presence of a few friends Miss Jennie
! Demers, a sister of the bride was the
! bridemaid, and a brother, Fred Demers,
/ acted as best man. After the ceremony
wedding reception was rendered the young
/ couple at the home of the brides parents
on South Main street. They left on the
night train for a wedding trip TO Mr..