Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-10-11

which iE0 young people Tel known here
were the contracting parties. Altre1 fleld.
bo0kkeeper for L. q. q &. Z. Howard.
and Miss Stanley. who has been a member
RI Rev. &. X. B. Dodze's family for some
time. zere married ~ Mr.. Dodge The
good wishes Of many Bellows PALS friends
are extended.
a Fisber- ans Luck given a; the
opera house Tues1ay evening ~ the yOung
People q the Universzlisi church, 7TAs =
very enjoyable play. and each part Vas
well taken. There was lot as large an
audience a. the young fox deserved. but
expenses we're paid aud about So vent 70
the treasury Of the Young Peoples Chris
tizn union. besides furnishing an evening
Of informant for about Eve hundred p-so-
PIE.
The Bible class Of Deacon c. ". Osgood
numbered - last Sunday. in response 20
cards sent out BY him asking al members
% BE present 10 begin the quarters lessons
and 10 rally for the winter. A oontrlbu-
ton Vas taken for the American Home
Missionary society. with special reference
% Gen'l o. o. HoEard's rol q honor. and
the sum q 500 WAS coniribured, placing
both the class and is teacher upon the
roll
A. A. Halliday has raised this season and
extracted the SEEDS from between 60 and
90 bushels Of his new tomatoes. He 81 out
900 plants. Of which about = Per cent
did not live. leaving 800 plants which
Welded an average Of bushel and half.
When BE- finished work Saturday night be
had go bushels Of whole and mashed to
nAtoes In bis buildings. He has curl
osiiy for our climate in the line Of ripe to
rnatoes coming forward nov. which have
groEn from SGD raised this year. showing
the rapid growth and perfection Of his
fruit.
The result Of the Times prize contest
On personals was that one dollar b given
TO each Of the three conisstAnis-lda Fla
win, MARY Hughes, and William Hayes.
Miss Flayin had the largest number Of
pure personals, l45. William Hayes had
the largest number Of local news items
and 146 personals. MARY Hughes had l45
personals. The two latter prize winners
are members Of the eighth grade Of our
public schools. The former Is a freshman
in the High school. The Times Office was
literally showed under this week. No CON-
plain Of lack Of news this time,
At the last corporation meeting the mat
ter Of the addition 20 our fire appliances Of
chemical apparatus was left TO the dis
cretion Of the bziliffs and fire wardens.
They have just closed q trade with the
Emergency Extinguisher company for one
Of their TN gallon tanks, which has arriv-
Cd. A truck is 70 Be built for il and il IS
TO have place in the hook and ladder
! house on Rockingham street. A dozen
and half Of the small hand eXtinguishers
Of the common pattern, and half dozen
nickel plated ones, have been bought also.
| They are 70 BE- distributed among the diff
! ferent hose companies, and the nickel ones
attacked 70 the hook and ladder truck.
| Three more men are 10 be added 70 the
| hook and ladder, and Instructions given
| the company that the first Two or three
men 70 reach the house after an alarm, are
| 70 take the chemical truck and few gren-
/ ades and start. leaving the later arrivals tc
90 with the truck This Is what our de-
| parlment has long needed, as much more
| damage has lately been done By water than
! FIRE al a number Of alarms.