Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-04-05


evening.
ne breaking OF window in the Canal
sleet scilooI nouse oS spent Ille bullet
c"uscI !, conslueraole excitement III JhaJ lo-
CAVITY rIl'ay afternoon
Inc CenuevlIle schools begin next Mon
DAY. VIII w NJ. Robb as teacher of the
hIEueI sr'Ie' ana Miss Johnson I'm the
PRIMARY department
Henry Il. Brown had very successful
sale at his auction Tuesday. Is good horses
being disposed of at fairly good prices.
One handsome matched pair was bought
10y the Baulabolo Livery company
Mrs. q. II. Smith announces as her
spring opening days at her millinery rooms
tomorrow, the 9th. and Monday. Only
trimmed hats will bee shown, and the rooms
WIFI Doe attractive with pOttel plants. etc.
g. w. Wilcox has presented to the Brat
tleb3ro Free bubIi. library comics off pic.
turesgua Bratuaboro and the Brattleboro
directory of 1894. both of which Will bee of
historical interest i'm the future as works of
reference.
Slcighs are still used on "a part of tbe
route between Brattiehoro Wilmington.
The jacksonville stage driver saws that but
for bare place on the hin beyond Chill
ford Centre he could come to that VILLAGE
on runners
Hacllav a. NIoran's on.ri,,,, o,i,iti,. 70,
bicycIp. has attracted nuc6 ,tta,tio,,
They SHOW, % wheels for. ,,e,, o,,J ,,.,,,,,,,
i'm different st,les nj fror,os .tc inoI,,Iina
the Union. Lowell Silver KING Wavarla,.
Crescent, Fleetwine and Eclipse makes
The serord Fstav Gp,rj so,.ioI h,o,,,r,,
pleasure to some 10 counles at tLa orr,or,
iasi EVENING dancing .nl carJs bairl-,I,,
diversions Rafora tho do,,c, tba C,,,,-t.
came ONT i'm tbe rnanu.l of arm. ond l,o
bavonet drill. making an excellent anneat.
ance.
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nart of the nrorr,, co,,sist,d ~ 90, i,itl,
estine manner an, l.Nti,o,als ,,,I g-,.st,l-,, IT,
Iora NJ Howe Tbn ,,,,si,,l ,,,.,,r-. -,
wa. mad4. nm of 'r..iI, Said Inv. Frsd I{r5s,r.
SONGS b,. Franz R,aso,arl Iy.ltor S.,
with violin oblipato NV Mic AIbi. ma
berr: and bv a quartet NIassrs Crosb,.
Stearps Fred ami i5r.,l Rr,so,.
m, ,,,.i.... -..;., 80,
il1 uii'oi spo'aI % .Hg oman heIlei
1V anu iu Iiie l"qigs AIu socIe'y al 'railt
atta,tJ,j .d ,,,,. -, va ", Ii
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violin slloe ,. M. r.,
NIissas NTi,,,,il D., a. ny
ya, ,,citatil,i I,. NJ. L. u,3iilI
nio,,o srIos L,. p,,,ii,-- - " iii"i u
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ami " = Staarrs 49, ~ '77 q i''-' 81
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-, ~ II I.l liIIU'' inelouIous IrInce FRO EN-
WIN nav Z" ,r crowded mouse al the Town halL
sG-ni7Li.' ne company Oh 'U people ar
- I- VA 1no ~ ~ ''dlil ms morning WIN
" o'-looI cal loaueu WIN oa4Glge ana seen
ca5 ba aasii,. 1i,,.5 -, a. w. -. - as IL
III. co,,,,,,,' .,,','I =. ''- t,ig 90 C.
last riaIt 49, I,L ,,,.:.,.,s vi
nra,.v seat ,.in'+ sII tltr,'e W.,
rnany bein7 tIrned ora Ue'o'' " - 0'0'A anu
- q ie''el Jus. received from Manager d.
~ stevens Oh tue eImoht 1--we STOCK
SOnl P"IS, says INA. ne mas arrived at the
, 9Ou,H Ddko'a rahch AFTER having purchased
-voO heau OF cattle III New Mexico for
3Ilpilient 70 ulie raiCh IN May ana June.
ne mus mus lna' the callIe nave passed through
tne winter IN sood CONDITION and with al
ms no Ioss' shipments OF cattIe Tor
ogei iIuiil One Iaiich are expected III August,
- 9n'. "i"' e'iiie! IMAM usual
y l. whitney an ola Brattleborean,
no" IesiuenV OF Ne" HaVen, Conn,
"uiIe Uli business "Trip 10 kentucky, saw
! % x N'uHUu VI tn"l must FAMOUS OF slres,
. ~ NIAeS' anu he was so strongly
IN esseu WIN Illls morse beauty, quality,
Sp s. anu oieeulns, InaI ne bought MN.
A.lllei slorV season DOC simmons VIII be
SiNeI record, thefe oelhg no doubt about
us aollity 10 troI III ~, having repeatedly
SIo" ~ raster lriais' his sire simmons
mas 20 SONS ana daughters IN the 2:3O list,
Wulle sIA nave records better than 2;l5.
| Dee advertisement IN Ihls issue.
| The men of the Universalist society not
only served warm sugar but an excellent
| supper at the vestry last evening. The
attendance was large, as shown by the
receipts OF over $40. The culinary depart
ment was III charge OF Oscar Smith, c. L.
! Stlckney, l.. ii. Barrett, Henry Willcutt.
! Newton Staples and 4. /. Staples. j. A.
! Taylor and Harry Rove. Col. Hannon as
head waiter directed the movements of
| Walters Barber, Harris, Bracket, Combs,
Root, Goodenough, Reed, Lamb and Pow
| ers. The visitors We're received by Col.
| Hooker and g. \. Hines, while Col. Tay-
! Tor and ID. L. Tasker acted as general
| committee OF arrangements.
| The Vermont Wheel clubs race meet
will undoubtedly be held the last week in
August The Valley Fair track has al
ready been engaged, and the matter will
| be fully decided when the sanction of the
League of American Wheelmen is oh
tanned. AT meeting of the club Tuesday
evening this committee was appointed to
make the arrangements: NJ. J. Moran,
Martin Austin, jr., H. L. Elmer, Frank b.
Putnam, II. f, Jordan and President L.
d. whitney, George E. Fox, w. II. Chids
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