Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-10-11
*, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1885


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Ms. Geo. c. Hove Is visiting in Puiney,
Vi
Mrs. Alice Bradley Of Harrisyille is visit
ing ia town
Mr.. and Ms. 2. H. Elliott Are visiting
in Goshen. y. II.
Rev. Stephen Smith Is in ioHn this week,
packing his household goods fof removal.
Z. J. Richards has BEEN in Boston.
Mass. this week buying goods fof fall
trade.
Geo. II. Thompson Of Orange. Mass,
Vas in town this week. visiting bis father.
who Is quite ILL.,
Measurements have been taken and ere
long a new flight Of stairs viii be put in
leading from the street 70 the depot
Mrs. Gertrude ". Nichols ami young
son Of White Plains, V. Y, are guests Of
Ms. Cotton al The Cascade farm.
J. ". Shaw and L. Il. Estey have been
drawn as grand and petit Jurors respectively
70 attend the October term Of court
Rev. A. A. Blair Of the Universalis,
church exchanged last Sunday with Rev.
Mr.. Williams Of Westmorelznd, y. H.
The foot ball eleven were defeated IN a
close game last Saturday by the Bellows
Pals eleven al that place. Score 4 10 0.
Miss Annie Spooner. a compOsitor Oh
the Fi;chburg Sentinel, has returned 70
Hinsdzle and is assisting IN the Record
Office.
Mr.. and Ms. Z. J. Temple vent TO Bos-
ton Tuesday 70 attend the reunion Of the
Brigham family, Of which Mrs. Temple is
a member.
Mrs.. VIM. Chadwick and little daughter,
returned TO South Hadley Pals, Mass,
Tuesday, after visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Fales.
". D. White, our genial station agent, is
taking a ten days leave Of absence and
will visit Philadelphia, New York and
Washington, D. c.
l. :. Lazelle returned from East Dover
Tuesday. and reports his father, who was
20 seriously injured in the carriage aeci-
dent, TO be improving.
Misses Helen Lewis and Lena Denison
returned from the mountains Tuesday.
They came via Boston, staying few days
for visit with friends.
Z. V. Aldrich and wife returned Tues
day from Sunset Hill House, Sugar Hill,
where M Aldrich has held the position Of
assistant steward for several seasons.
The concrete walk al the western end Of
High street and the south side Of Main
street above the town hall is completed,
much improving these two streets.
Mrs. Eliza A. Thomas Of Hudson, y. Il.
is soon TO erect two-story house on the
site where 5. L. LiscOm's house was
burned on the BrAttleboro road. L. W.
Goss has the contract.
Mr.. and Mrs.. T. J. Barber and children,
who have been visiting In this vicinity for
the past month, left Wednesday for their
home in Oshkosh Wis, where Mr.. Barber
is a prominent lawyer.
The production Of HovelTs farce, The
Albany depot" at the Univers2lisi yestry
Tuesday evening was "howling success. -
There was an appreciztiye audience and
the socieiy's treasury is enriched nearly
IS. Il is hoped ii may be repeated on a
larger stage
james Britton, James O'Bren, o. c.
Robertson, T. A. Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs
Alva Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Pearson,
and Mrs. {. A. Fletcher represented the To-
cal orders Of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs al
the grand encampment held al Claremon'
this week.
WIN. O'Brien. who claimed to hail from
! Manchester. y. H, was lodged in the
cooler Tuesday afternoon, as he had helped
himself 10 some raZors in d. Bellyille':
| barber shop. Mr.. Bellyille leaves his shop
which adiOins his house. unlocked while Al
his meals and il was during his absenc,
/ that O'Brien entered and took the razOrs
He was brough; before Justice Horton ant
| fined s. and costs, amounting 70 S7.G2
I for drunkenness, Bellville not appearing
/ against him.
The first meeting Of the season Of Hop,
| Chautauqua circle was held al Miss Kath
/ crime Cunningham's last Monday evening
/ when the following officers were chosen
/ President, Miss Margaret Leonard; vic,
| president, Mrs. J. T. Holman; secretary
I and treasurer, Miss Minerva Burroughs
1 the president and vice president form tbs
executive board. This is the American
year and they will follow the course in the
| Chatauquan. The next meeting will b.
held with Mrs. J. K. Holman next Men
| day evening.
Mrs. Mary Coffey died Sunday morning
at the residence of her son, ID. L. COtfey
al the age Of y. She was a native of Ire
| land, coming 10 this country in 1865, living
| in Worcester, Mass, most of the time since
then, until about three months ago, wheI
she came TO reside with her son here. Mrs
| Coffey had been an invalid for severa
| years, but she caught cold last week which
caused her death. The funeral was held
in ST. Joseph's church on Tuesday morn
i ing and the remains taken TO Worcester fol
| inteHment.