Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-02-01
BRATTLEBORO,

J. H. Chamberlain sold eight horses
Wednesday for shipment to Connecticut.
He has disposed of five carloads at private
sale since Dec. 20.
The Methodist young people of the Ep-
worth league will have an oyster supper
and social at Miss Sarah Winslow's in
West Brattleboro next Thursday evening.
Grace, daughter of Eugene Adams, fell
distance of u feet from a bannister at f.
D. Whitney's Monday No bones were
broken, but she was so seriously injured
that she has since been entirely helpless.
Webster Dunklee of Centreville dropped
Tuesday while alighting from a
Esirs accidental discharge,
commandments that his'riSgs finger was
of Attack on man is authority for the State
at,,o,, -. standard gauge railroad track
a.t From here to West Dumulers-
ne cour, coming season to accommodate the
uay eVenl business which will be carried on at
ing establ ranite quarry.
III n. lie day and night lnnch room VIII Oh
RarnoI, long Il Martin of Bellows Falls opened
1arnb9S re Judge building this week has had
No. ling business The quarters have been
Srharn' fitted up and a good assortment of
opened Sermanent jus ''''' ~
GERS, reIembers of the Murray club will pre-
departrt the farce PEI Telephone with the
st which appeared in a previous appear
~ &c, at the Unversalist fair at Hinsdale
=, DePifXt Tuesday evening. 1t is expected that
him y Wv
best etfor M It'll,
dav he town district during 1894, according to
srdsLire record of Ernest Waterman, the dis
the Get clerk. The record in the village dis
ganizatct, as shown by the reports of Clerk 5.
The fac. Kimbal was ~ births and Sc deaths, so
ed the lat the total for the town is Ill births
many I'd 105 deaths,
along t. The New England Telephone company
etitioned last Friday for a temporary and
Rafearmanent injunction against the Brattle-
said. cOro Gaslght company, to restrain that
a con-, oncern from so using the wires of its cleo
ought &c light plant as to interfere with the
ouGh working of the telephone exchange. Dam
man, ages resulting from the way in which the
coule electric light wires are strung were claimed
ger a in the sum of $1,000. The case is set for
the c,hearng before Judge Wheeler in the United
and States circuit court this afternoon. The
Doub action of the Telephone company was a
en- masurprise to the Gaslght company The
this Telephone cOmpanys proposition for a
Eiderssettlement of the difficulty had been amend
socie ed and forwarded to the proper officials, but
GOOD before there had been time for its receipt,
evide the Telephone company sent notice that
tastinthey withdrew all propositions When
Dractibeen considered the reply was nothing
and dmore to say
the A well attended meeting was held last
IT evening in the Centre Congregational
the church in the interest of Sunday school
al I missionary work. Geo. c. Haun, supern-
wer tendent for Wisconsin of the Congrega-
par tional Sunday school and Publishing so
corr ciety was the chief speaker of the evening,
easi and his address was one of much interest
who from beginning to end A series of pic
esp lures was used to illustrate the progress of
J the work which the society is doing on the
The frontier, in laying foundations and bring
Ne ing the children into touch with the Bible.
Following the very instructive address, Mr..
Tn and Mrs. Haun sang two gospel selections
-enrs.t to the accompaniment of the baby organ,
~ I'M which is used by them in their work. Then
,aod, 10 half-hour lesson on the Sunday school
~ AM, SIX of the society in ell parts of the land
ba ar given. In the last few minutes of the
.carcslr REV. Francis j.. Marsh, superinten-
'bair IA ~ or New England, spoke briefly of the
,stirnatel us work. He emphasized the fact
n basrtod there this Society plants a Sunday
y, it is at the time the only Protes-
,nes ne, sligious service in the place, that the
~, oon'for3aDe by a denOminatiOnal Sunday
III go 80 49, has in it the promise of
The sons OF NeteIsspanent and shcoui- IA |
iged and sustained, rs they are doing a cina
,ood work in teaching the generations r.