Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-05-10

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no,ition IL hoinc o;r,,,o,od Gov Tho
"a $3.50. Is Ji .oO iOi 'io
az - 80! Pr
Cnause II eAPec.eu W lake piace III
wen Auo"u Ilul "lVnlu Ie" uays'
MIS-. d. Draper Is MAKING extensive I'M
pIo.einel's oll neI Asylum street mouse
Ihe appearance OF f. H. Holden ~ Co.. s
drug store Is being improved 10y a new me
tallic ceiling.
A large party OF Rebekahs will go 90
Hlnsdale to attend a meeting OF the lodge
there tonight
1t is expected that the front of Market
block will be remodeled this season and
new plate glass windows put in.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Brosnahan have the
sympathy of many friends in the death of
their two-year old daughter, Katie. which
occurred Tuesday.
Rev. Geo. c. Needham of Mortified
preached at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening In the afternoon
he spoke to a large audience in the town
hall.
/ Ex-Mavor Alger of Cambridge. Mass.
/ who died a few DAYS ago. is well remem-
/ bered bv the members of Ououektacat
/ tribe OF Red Men, before whom he had
/ twice lectured.
The Grange Dramatic club will present
"Out in the streets" at Grand Army hall
/ the latter part of the month The play
was rehearsed at Miss Eames's on Harris
/ place Saturday night
T. is ro,,or,aa -, moo, ,,,.t,,,..i... .i,...
business men bought Yesterday on Pros
pect Hill several building lots. which they
/ expect will becomp vaiuabla when tba
electric road is completed
Tobr Todd +tg ,.a,o-,,, l,r-, ,,,,..,,
has bouobt Il fine northar,, borses ,yGicI
viii ha bron1bt IN i{rattIehor0 ~ Iva soiI
at anction NJ II y Iroy,,,,s I,liio. -.
stables saturday Ma Is
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the io. eI,ititi,,, 80 - ~, 'i,l,ij
coIlecti Of ,,, iIlI,., 60
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baye also cc,,sort,,i -, on, ~, ,I't,.ittl-i
rara 60, ,f = - ,res hin
~ 90
g. - Onanuiei opened ms OentT"l street
ized since then b,. tho naonls nj pros,,ac,
Hill. Mr.. Chandler has neat well ARRANGED
Quarters. and NOT only carries q full lime of
groceries but a general stool, sncb as is
usually fouud I'm sYbrfbar, storas
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Massachusetts intercollegiate Prohibition
association in Boston last night. his sub
iect being The Saloon "a hinderance To
civilization At the business meeting OF
the association Ny. Ward was chosen pres
ideu,
largely attended narisb meeting v,as
held "Wednesday evening a, =. NirbaaTs
Episcopa. church. a communication was
read from Bishop Hal. and matters per
tanning to the welfare of the church were
discussed. 1t was voted TO continue the
weekly offering system of raising money
for the expenses of the church.
The insurance Oh W. A. Cole A Cas-
mill at Putnev has been settled tbrouob 4
". Child, az Co. Ten compauia. were
represented. Thi, i, the LARGEST loss II,
which Childs AZ Co. have baar irtar.
ested since so 600 wa, paid to the Whit
incham Shoe COMPANY The Insurance on
the Carpeuter steam saw mill IN, Readshor,
has been adjusted al Sla5O
w.. r.,
N@'soH rIencH' whose release from the
nous vi coIIec1loA was noted Ias' Week
ilas lle uIs1luc'iou Vi having received the
Ie'' ies1 sentence ever imposed LOT SIN
Sle on'Iice vi LquoI se,I!u6D3 year III the
Iiouse VI coiIecIlou anu SIuo me ID had
GETTING Rutland LAWYERS ta show ~, th.