Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-26

The Farmers d Mechanics exchange
will probably open their new store August
The Estey Organ companys sprinklers
and hydrants have been connected with
the Crowell system, so as to give a supply |
in addition to the one usually used
The regalia worn by the officers at the |
dedication of Grange hall last evening was |
presented to Protective grange by Master
Geo. w. Pierce at their last meeting.
A lad from Guilford was thrown from
carriage near Richardson's market Tues
day. He was SHOWING off, and ran into !
one of the iron posts. The harness and
carriage were damaged slightly.
The Boston journal says that Henry o.
Aldrich, well known in Brattleboro, has
mare that has shown a pip gait and the
little flyer is not yet five years old. Bring
her up to the Valley Fair, Mr. Aldrich.
An official of the Boston (S Maine rail
road company was in town yesterday to
confer with people who signed the petition
asking that the frequent whistling of loco
motives be stopped. He promised that
the trouble would be remeded.
And now people who live, or walk, on
North Main street are praying that reason
able haste may be made in rebuilding the
badly-demoralized sidewalk. 1t is not
good time of year for principal street to
remain in such condition.
f. T.. Vanderpool was hilarious Friday
night and practced with a revolver in front
of his home on Flat street. He was lodged
in the temporary lookup and on Saturday
was arraigned before Justice Ne Tton. He
pleaded guilty to the charge of disturbing
the peace and was fined 50 and costs.
The village authorities nave ordered this
week for the fire department shut-otf noz-
zles, relief valves and hydrant gates. They
have also ordered on trial Thomson's
steel ham LESS horse collars. This is
patent quick hitch collar, made in Fitch
burg by brotherin-law of DIR. G., F. Bar
Der, who will come here to fit the collars.
The Block Island excursion train was
delayed Saturday by patch being blown
off the boiler, making a change of locomo-
tives necessary. The train did not reach
New London until 1890, and the steamer
was so late in leaving that it only stopped
at Block Island long enough to transfer
| baggage. Many of the eXcursionists
stopped at Watch Hill.
"The Wyontha" at Spofford lake was
opened Tuesday evening, when about 50
Brattleboro people were the guests of G.
| II. Thompson and the other owners of the
cottage The Waukentuck steamer was at
the disposal of the guests, all of whom en-
| ioyed rides upon the lake. Refreshments
were served at the cottage, and the festiv-
tiles closed with a display of fireworks
The selectmen made very favorable
sale of the town house and vault bonds
+ IT Rollins A. 20 Roston banLers who
were tho HIGHEST bidders TAKING tho So
600 town house bonds at a nremium of
s2G % nor thonsonJ and mo 5000 of
vanlt bonds at nremi,,n If a., ~, a
thousand-making a total of so42. 80 to be
turned into the town treasury to helm ont
on this wears extraordinary EXPENSES
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Inc notorious watson . frehch IS III
UNDO again. anu unless lie secures pan MS
apiulhs pace Will once more DE lhe county
jan at Ntwiahe, ne went yesterday lore
noon 10 Nese brattieooro ana attempted
10 secure oy iorce ms TWO chIiHren VINO are
oeihg cared Tor IN WIN. "ihSIo" FANNY
Inc chiidrth Iau oeeh Oouhd over 10 the
iamlly ny lne w wilmington oVerseer OF poor
for inns actloh he was arrested by Deputy
ShellH Starkey' charged with disturbing
Ihe peace: me nearing was heId before
justice Wih' . Newton george \; ives
ton OF Bellows rams appeared Tor French
ana oIaIS Attorney Fllls ior the prosecu-
tIoh' frehch was pound over TO the
county court ana pan nNed at Slou' lie
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;on "''' i0' MS commitment ~
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Hosea A. JONES' farmer Oh west Deer
neld, Mass was arralgned before Justice
Malone al ETeenheid yesterday charged
with selllng adulterated mix: Mr.. Jones,
VINO was tor - years an empioye OF the Es-
icy organ company ana well known resi-
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