davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-17

Charlie persuaded their guardian not to
sell the farm, but to let himself and
brother and sister try to run it. The old
farmer knew that Charlie had been
great help to his father about the farm,
and that 1t would require hard work to
produce enough for the children to live
on, so he decided to bet them go ahead,
keeping an eye on them in the meanwhile
to see that they did not want for any
thing.
Charlie hired a man on shares to help
him with the heavy work, while Frank
and Lena looked after the poultry, the
vegetable garden and their two cows,
while all three pitched in and did the
housework. The first crop was a. success,
and brought in a handsome price. "A MINI
ineapolis grain man, who was travelling
through the country buying wheat during
the harvest, took entire charge Of the
marketing Of the crop for Charlie. He
stored It in one Of the large elevators and
waited until the price reached good
round figure when he disposed Eof It for
his young clients and turned over the en-
tire proceeds to them, not charging the
customary commission. Eighteen hundred
dollars clear gain for the Johanson chill
dren came from one years crop.
This, of course, served to stimulate
Charlie, and he Immediately began to
make preparations for the harvest of
1893 Improved farming implements were
purchased, a woman was hired to do the
housework, Frank and Lena were sent to
school, and two men were employed and
put to work breaking In new land for the
next seasons crop. AT the suggestion Of
his Minneapolis friend $50 more chickens
were purchased and this branch Of the
business was turned over to Lena and
Frank. 81 Ell
II Early this spring there was great ac-
stivity on the Johanson homestead, and
more than twice as large an acreage of
wheat was put In and ten acres was put
5in fax as an experiment And now comes
tie harvest. ---Sxiety Is past. The
NEED OF sucoND 3Aal)
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-17
REVIVAL OF ;1RESTLING,
The Art OF Wrestling in vnrIou
StlEes, S

a .AA4AnAAS# 1rt Oh wrestling In Various
StiEes.
There IS revival of public interest in
the ancient sport of wrestling, which is
PROBABLY due somewhat to the arrival In
TINS country of a wrestler from the Sui
tan's domains known as "Yousouf, tn.
terrible Turk" Whether Yousouf mer.
It's the title of terrible" or not is as vet
much-mooted point among the athletes
or this city, as he has not had an oppor-
tunity to show his powers. To be sure,
the Terrible Turk and Ernest Roeber.
the champion Greco-Roman wrestler of
America, If not Of the world, met in
Madison Square Garden a few nights ago.
put before any wrestling was done Roe
per was thrown Off the platform by his
antagonist, and was so badly injured
that ne was unable to go on 1t was al
legged that Yousouf had committed a foul.
and Roeber was declared the victor The
men, 1t is said will be matched again.
and 1t will then proba bly, be demonstrated
which is the champion in the Crete
Roman style Of wrestling rs
While wrestling is the most ancient tesr
of physical skill. strength and endura nee.
known to man. says the New York Tri-5
pune. 1t has had its ups and downs like
the latter-day sports, sometimes being
the most popular OF public exhibitions
and at other times apparently lacking
sufficient inducement to excite public at
sentlon. In the days OF ancient Greece
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-17

II ne Hawanan islands are extremely
wholesome. The natives have suffered,
as many races WILL from contact with
whites. Originally, however the islanders
were extremely robust. I never heard Of
scarlet fever there. Catarrh and bron-
chitis are never met with. Consumption
Is always imported. Smallpox Is ex-
tremely rare. There are no diseases In
disannlis to the islands"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-17
The NEGRO
A SOLDIER.
HE PROVES HIMSELF BRAVE AND
EFFICACIONs.

Conduct of COlered Troops in the
Battles Mt Santiago Such as to
Remove Much of the Prejudice
That Had Been Entertained
Aga Inst Them-Magnincant
Charge OF the Tenth Cavalry at
III Cnney-Their Endurance is
Great and Their Kindness to the
Sick rProverbtn1. --t--------- =; - -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-17
OPPOSED TO
A PROTECTORATE.
PEOPLE OF CUBA WANT FREEDON
OR ANNEXATION.

Rabid Cubans Continue to Demand
4, That They Be Given Control Of
Affairs In the Island, While the
business Men Are in Favor OF
Annexation, but All Apparently
Are Opposed to an American Pro-
tectOrate With Military Occupa-
tiOn-Insurgents DisbandinE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28


The Grange Dramatic CLUB 60 Putnry
this evening 10 present "The Nagabonds
The seven men clerks In Duuham Broth.
prs' shoe store enioved a sleigh ride ~
Winchester y. H.. TUESDAY evening ana
had supper al Landlord richards c..
j. ellison furnished the team without
charge
An electric car was derailed Saturday
night on Canal street near Pine hv the
breaking Of the tiange on one wheel The
car was thrown heavily from the track
and Conductor DYKE and Motorman F7au
were badly shaken. but luckily ascaDed Soc
rious injuries
A sDaoisl naa+in~ NJ tho uarct+o~. ~f
1.a rrer;cov Bevoirtior nil 49, tai3 ~
morrow SATURDAY EVENING ar tho G,t
streat homo nj M q F = Io,--a
oavaI r,,5a br C4aorrs r4,nas 80, 49,,
her I'm the oi5 Wastno,ne-ar co,'-, -
v-ifl siIra- rtata sTi,a,,,,. rsor,,+ ~
be presented 10 the chapter by Dr. Fl. d
Hol1ou
Tho ANNA raroa hon. in nssi,.,. t,.ll No..
Wednasdav avenrnr Val - NJ IT,.
hcro,s olt snortirr rivsI Nor,ha,+,.l..
,,,l,, ~, 4rsg ia-o. a,,l,,o,,e
No. Tbs Nortbar,r,o,, -, -
an avoalIar- racord III. saosC,, ~ ..
The last came SCHEDULED hars mill 49,
ter ns-, nj the mont m bondso,r,.
now ,hi,e and bira srf,s of t. -
ars vii, he worn for tho frst I'M i'''''
M --..-..-- -,
H' pio-ie9si,7 Uouln4ilienI game
p'"F1' " q , i'oo"'A' li'iIoNa-."H a. the eI-
ll'..s " Sr,, ~" GUNS '4s1 IuesuaS
''''--- ne EAliIe wa plaSeu al eleui
, . an" .H' piII1 WINNERS W. were Marlih
- -s i.'' - anu "a'iira w. Aus-'A, Dill
IA" l'i' t'o'I ANTS ~ T,lIIiA oie week nave
5su.,'" a. a. ioi'o"s Hiee na'l DI.4aIu7
49, w. I'A'iIs - hH.-ml winning on
-.'' az o ,t 0ai. o1l'IaIu 9uulh-
va, i'. II I'.-e' " " Gnu way winning
NJ ''g u ''I,5-lap 20 I''tf ~ n--
~ -''' i4@l Jus -o"' hAcoH I9'' Ha'iI'
D.. t,-t..-.LHl os-9- I"J'
.,,-,r,.,.., 30 80. N'''- u. 1l-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
THE UN1vERsALIsT FAIR
over 600 People saw the Novel Attr"c-
lions az the Town Hall "wednesday
Ntght---t.ross Receipts Upwards "i
s4OO.

lions ~ the Town Hall "wednesday
Ntgh,---Gross Receipts Upwards "i
S4OO.
The ladies of the Universahst society
have won @ reputation for iuiroduIiA-
novel and striking effects az their annual
fairs. and this was maintained al the lo"h
hall Wednesday evening, when theH 30 sH
annual gathering took the form OF rain
bow festival The cnrOmatic coiorlnG wa,
produced through the many colored stream
ers. which were festOoned from the SIDES
of the hal. to the large chandelier Do I'D"
centre This cOlOrug effect was helGhl-
enei nv the costumes of the walters at the
eight supper tables and 10 the decorations
OF the banquet lamps at each table. Inc
walters appeared 10 costumes OF soHa
cOlOrs. and the co.ors on the lamps core
responded to their dresses.
over 800 admission tickets We're sold.
and a large company partOok Of an excel
lent supper from $3.50 To- 1880. Tn jA'
centre OF the hall was the beaut.fu. floral
booth. the frame work being evergreen and
protusiou OF pink peoples. Roses. car
nations. and a variety OF other flowers
palms etc. were sold here bv Mrs.. +. u.
Vaughan. Miss Dora Mitchell. Miss Amy
Hines and Miss Edith Fari. At the south
side OF the stage was a unique receptacle
for the dispose. OF lemonade. the beverage
being served from a moss-COvered bucket.
within a snow covered well sweep which
had a snowy background Mrs. Il. d.
Brown. MS. W. /. Hubbard and Miss
AddIe Bailey served the lemonaI-
ON The north side of the stage was the
loan art exhibition. IN charge of Florence
Lamsou and L liza Newman. III the little
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
pRArrbEHoRo AND No"1"''"'''

inject. r,c,,n.
The Movement 80 come -. u,o-
nv Electric RRiiroad w."
80. t.orr,.--,ft. Cr"shv t'"-
80, ,,,.rd Of Trade
........ cd. ,l,o board ol trade
a.. paouI,.. NaUma hNnL
was he'd 3. lI' ,'l, ,t... .,,frpo., OF t,t.
Monday aIleII'"'. .,t.nr toward thr
ing some P''''' .,,.,,,. railroad from
construction Oh a" .,sII Mas Ihr
BratllenoI" w 49,, y.,. T. d. Crosby.
chairman Oh 'ut p.. u,ovrmcnt 60
VINO ls 81 OH' i'''' .,. ,r.yiouslv been
hulld t4e ','''. ,,,'' ro,,tos have hrcu
told in J. he I"'..'''1 d, .or,,.s tbc island
proposed one "' " ..','..".,..i ,.,,r uin.daIc
at bra.iieo'r" aI.. ''',',''- t,,a ID. vernon
ana hlhsD'I, Nv, u.,f uI4r. Thc
ana across 'H' ....t.. .,na roluIla.ue
former route WIZ. ,.. island or OBJ.
or lh' w." "i ..t. road over
uuH1iH- OF '"o WV .,... ia. hrItu.
ihe Ia''e. IoN.' t'.I, st Vernon
"A'th "ii .,.,. r....ya fine suu-
ANYWAY ana J.. "'''-
por. OIL lh' 'I''o' i''.....,.. vo-pop r9u,.
Mi. 'ros'F o,,ors. which
on atcoun. oi ....... %, cradles uar.
"ouid oe HI'o'' ...'.... nj rr,y,pr mo
I"" 5i-.,,,.,,ro street EaHroa1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
state Of Ohio. CITY Of Tol

Lucas County. ~
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner OF the firm Of g. J Cheney & 90.
doing business IN the CITY OF Toledo. County and
state aforesaid and that said tirm will paw the
sum OF one Hundred Dollars for each and every
case or catarrh that cannot be cured by the use
Of Hau's Catarrn Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn % before me and subscribed IN my pres
ence, this btn day OF December. a b. 1856.
sea A. W. GLEASON. Notary Public.
Hal Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood ana mucous surfaces Of
the system. Send FOR testimonials. free
F j. CHENEY 81 Co. Toledo, o.
SOLD by druggists. 70 cents
Halls Family Pills are the best
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The class of 1900 ENJOYED a sleighride IA
Gui.iord last Tuesday night. stopping at
the Broad Brook House. TINS evening the
junior class GO TO Winchester, where they
will NEE, the junior class of the keene
High school
L. Charles White, 800. is scoring a great
success in his artistic portrayal OF Leon
ard Trevor, young Nirginiau." in The
agaDonds, which is now being presented
by the Grange Dramatic club. Nj White
portrait will probably appear in the next
issue of the Dramatic Mirror
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
CHURCH AND SOCIETY

Eememoer the o.d-tasnoue. dance q.
Odd Fellows hail. Tuesday @ eu.l1- teu. J.
Christian Science service and Sunday
school e. Iu.+l Glass meeting Friday
evening @. $3.50 Of their uar0rs 81 Pros
poet street.
The foundation ot public good will
boz the suu.er at -he morning sermon q.
-ue BapI-. church lez SUNDAY. n.
evening service.
Services 10 So Mionae ctu-.. ar t..
4.h SUNDAY after Epiphany Jan. a....
..l and 1893. a. 81. H. sunday
scleo. al. ca-ecn.s.u- 1874. ..
I'LL. ladies e.-.. af t.- Juvs-s4.,,
church 2l NEE. I'D -la church uar..-
next THURSDAY Afternoon There will u.
q business meeting O.. . O'Clock aal SUPP
per al
The election OF q secretary and tr-a--
Urer oi the Congregations. SUNDAY .elul.
was again postponed last Sunday Tor one
week on account " the small attendance
incident to The bad weather.
Unitarian church. Rev j. q = Osro1i.
pastor Services every Sunday d. 1880
ST.. Sunday scnO9. 81 1873 A. ST. MT
Osgocd Will take as his subject next sun
tav. "EArnestness As Applied Do the Daily
Life
The Woman auxiliary OF The Dung
Mems Christian association w.Il meet ar
the rooms next TUESDAY afternoon q.
O'Clock for business ana devotional ex-r-
ofsa. The sun,a-- o+tbs ,p-...-,- ,-..' ....
..Fai.h IN cod
MA. ,.-fr- ,,.,,,.,.. rs. Va &C.
NH -. $50. ,'-i, NJ
yJ-.ii,..-- -. -. T..-.-.
-, 1-.,.,-.i.,- - .-.'
me-, Vii NJ. - 80. NJ.
street. Tor Tea and a soci4o.e IN the evening.
TIN. ev,-s service. ,,... s,..s.... ,...-
,reratiorq, crr-ot, ,- E-.',e-. .s.,---,-.......f
~-,-.-,- .,.. 80 ''-'. ,'N' A'-.
-, ~ .,,,,,.. ...''. III
'.-,-,rsrs,-,-.. H.. -. ''".
~ - .t-.. -. .- -i'.''. ss .l WILL '-
-.ot,ol- 80 '-.--t.
In spite a. the storm a far sized audi
ence listened 20 heY. &. O. Days preseuta-
uon. sunday night. OF the situation In the
t-ris,,5 ana ,a-,-.-- A., t-' l'-774
~, r,e1,. NJ ,t,. 80. 81 LAY
~ Cb,rl ,ts+ 49,. 11-i, ~. -''--
mould no nareti-s5 st,l,,l5 MIA
ar nouers rnar-ior,si 80, ''l' o''..
ra-r,ror, --'
a spec.4i meeting OF The Baptist church
wa ne-- vas, evening al the reques, of
the BOARD OF trustees. Inc OBJECT of the
mems Wa 10 d scuss the question OF
raising Iuu4s JOY me coming year The
society needs 500 10 pay necessary ey-
anI n F a. T55r 80 ~. la, a. W l'..
mitt4e IN solir.r ,,'.',,5' q -,l-
at meeting in two w.. az 'et.l'
10 have conoregs,io,, 60. vas 'o'e~
NeA' tuesday evening a, : O clock, after
.he regular meeting OF the Pilgrim Faith
eIs' tue governor OF The colony viii give q
IAN on ms mp down The 81. Lawrence
NJ. lniou-- 'ne Thousand islands 20
Montreal The journey will be illustrated
by map A gentleman who has lived in
Montreal. charming story teller. is sure
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
er junction Home Of Rev. and sir.
4. j. Hough Last saturday Evening

The Methodist parsonage AZ White Eiv-
er junction was ul-l To- overlooking 81.
ur1av evening 1r the friends of hev. al
Mrs 3. d. u0u-l Oh The occasion OF the
-9iu anniversary of their marriage. L4r
MI H1u-l is among the Des. known OF
ll- Methodist cierEymeu .U New Luglar-
10y Ai> -ii- %. poetry USED 90 good purpos
ia religious illusions ana those I.tusLratlu.
,ue principles uI the Masonic ana ODD
feIu" tta-eruil-s be has justly Won the
little oi puvl laureate ui Tie ermont cor.
ference. Among the guests present wera
representatives OF business and profession
d. life. EN-1ov. F.ugr-~ was one OF The
company key O. + Roper. Cougreea-
uoua-, Rev o. a. Wilkins, Eplscop..
u',l OF West Lebanon, Rev. Il. q. Ma
nam. LulFersa.s,, of White RIVER juno
ton, and Key. MI Fairbanks. Methods.
OF iler, We're the clergy VINO persona .r
oHeFel Jheir congratulations 10 E-v. Nj
tough and las worthy wife, while Others
IIoiu distance sent expressions of fra
terua regard
Bishop Z. G. McCaoe wrote from For
worth, Texas, q letter OF congratulailo-
I'D which lac SAID. ou have oeeu a praa.
inspiration To- m- The song. we are
ouiuLhs t0o 81 day has brought many
thousands into Tie Lord's treasury l.
mas helped las WONDERFULLY" W
[ spencer ID. d.. corresponding s,.crats--
/ OoaFa OF church extension. Phuadelp1i.
III ms letter paid this compliment. "T.
inspiration OF yuW poetry has helped
great number whom you have never know
ana you nave larger place in the hear.
OF The great Methods. church Than yr.
nave even dreamed Letters oft siri.s-
import and teiegrams of cougratu!atio,
came 10y scores nom former pastorate.
aud personal friends
NE CUTS We're numerous and vsluabI.
some from intrinsic worth and all from fI..
kln-it SPIN, that moved the donor.
United Brethren lodge I. g. A. NJ ot
"Alte hiver Junction was present IN
uoul ana contributed 50 IN silver which
were grouped 10 represent those bpura-
IuulctylNr OF the years of married lite NJ
aua Mrs Tough had Journeye6 aiorr
I 'lhe highway The lodge also gave So.
u SllNer Knives and forks A 6ne skstrf
vi est nver 10y Stuart of braltieboro wa
contributed oy friends IN that place. on.
81 presents came from bradford. BrsttI.-
oolO' NuIlhheid, Nernon, Montpelier. One
T UI' hShdoiph, South koyalton, Hartforl
ME RIVER junction, Concord. Glare
ii4'o'i'' Mahehesler, West Lebanon, Cleve-
land, and Philadelphia.
after rendering their respects and GOO
WISHES TO the recipients OF this ovation I'm.
sues's were ushered into another room
Tuere an elegant collation. awaited then
nc remainder OF the evening was speu,
~ SOCIAL way, and the company al psr-
ing all wished that many more wears nj .
u@ppy Vie might be kindly vouchsafed /.
eae par honored on this occasion. who's.
enoI's nave not been spent in vain TO ma x.
INC l'Nes oi Others brighter and happier
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
A LeveI-Hsaded MAJ
From the Springfield Republican

Dwight L. Moody is to conduct a sbo~,
religious campaign in Boston next waeI,
extending from Tuesday TO FRIDAY. viii
two meetings day. His iabors in NJ
ork city have produced good results M
power and earnesJness of this man no,,a,
nag. and his practical business sens % a..
applied TO religious work command "a
popular respect. 'He
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
beauty Is RIooe Deen.

Clean blood means clean skin No beauty
without ll CascArets Candy Cathartic clean
your blood and keep II clean bv stirring up the
lazy liver and driving all impurities from the
bodY. begin today 70 Danish pimpes boils
hlotches, blackheads and that sickly bilious com.
pieXlon oY taxing UascareJs-oeauty for 10 cents.
All druggists, satisfaction guaranteed: TO- IS and
81 cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE
Movement Asking FOR an Early Morning
Train from springfield. and one Bacl,
from White River junction IN th,
fyeutur

I..-,.-..-T - =. ,-------
go. ~ - p ~ ,'--..
...'' -, " -. -'''
AZ '-i ma. -''-- a.. A' -y's
.,s ~. ~ iioNl q p'-l7
-. 80. - r.
80 "a. a - -'' anu maj ''''-',
-. % ''' .''.
~ '--- ~ age 49, 90 ---',-- IT,
- -. 1'- NJ NJ j,
80 - 80 -'-- y" ---''
- 81 '-.-,---''- ~ i-- o-l- d"
go ~ .,'-. 800 lIAAe coliH7-
-i-'-' ID S-+- TAI DA@''-'' were Iua4e III tune
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28

r'I IN N5-'b IIinsdsIe. which ID RIM hv
T. d hanson Mr. sherman will NM IN a
new foreman
psst p.ts.. Agent A Y. Nav has solt
t..,.,r. has, ana farming tools of d. b
tIllIs+5 nj %aUtara 10 4 ST. hanson of
si,,str~g Conn Possession will boz riveu
ar ono.
~ t.........s. moe ,-,rso,,,l o., l,e moot.
80 ........ So 80, ls~,-..,,,,,,, ~
- ~ Ari,,si. Tpas4sv avarirg ON
49,. w.. I,a s,.sI ATTENDANCE aud
e....,'..- .,.,,,r,,,,,,-,, ~ ,at-r,-
,--.,.
deputy NtrI'- - a '''@' ''"' ~
inc 'il %. l'' ~. y'.'. '',''.'' an. W.,
orCA'.o'. ''' NJ" ,- a. -,
..--t-... 81 49,. d, .,..,,., st,,-.4 80.
., .'. ~. -.
"' 'ht ,o "' 'Na.'1 j." '.
STORE "' 9'Ai ~ =" Ne'''li''i d" ti't go.
'h' Nn'''"' "'N' -"."' sac "-.','
%" WI. Ii.. 'ie i'" '-'-.' S''.. g'.'-
anu Ill.," g'."' .'l"s - '.
,n1 '''''"- mas '' ''--
h'"l'
The report OF the biat-ieooio creamery
association for the month OF DecemoeT IS
as follows Pounds OF cream. ot'IH't
pounds OF outief- l'-3'. pounds OF nu.'eI
lat. l3"'4. price per pound OF hu'trI Ial.
- cents price per pound OF nu--eI' l' IL
cents; expenses. s"4l "a.
sheriff Gordon arrested j. y. Nav. the
former Main street baker Saturday on
complaint OF J. crosby a. t1- who have a
bin of about 500 against MAY. The writ
which is returuab.e Feb a. was issued as
NJ. Nav was ah3ut 90 leave Tor kocnes-
ter. n. s. MAY furnished bonds for bis
annea~auce 3D. February hfnar wrIts have
since been issued against him
MANY Brattiebor9 friends ot r. Chase.
formerly Of Warisn7ra and >ra'ton, ans
now ut Greenfield. Mass W. regret '0
/ learn ot the death of his wife which took
place 90 Greenfield Lass sunday MIR.
/ Chase had recently suffered an attack of
+ meas les. and period 0t weakness followed
/ from which she c1u'c no' rally. She Is sH'-
i vivel hv hey husband and Sis 'hIi1rel.
The t~st OF series OF Baptist sooIahir-
/ wa. I..f.at the home of Sir. and Mrs. IT,
70 W-.uau Nousar evening. About -0
4 member. of the ladies society and others
8 were rrasart and the occasion was e,upD
I fsuv ul4as7r. Nlu.,a was furnished %,
/ Mis-. Ithai Brine. Mr.. C.. +. X. Ieuue and
4 WI willard. and there wer. readings b,
Mr.. Burchart and MIS- l0rah-. Coates
Game, followed the mu,ica. and literary
/ program
A team owned bv an Asuue.lt man dasi
cd OH, FHio. street Tuesday forenoon and
started rar.i3ty down the Main street Ill.
RAYMOND EIrue~ who was near r1t tar a.
trs hH. MANAGED 70 7gun into the s,4.-t
and .5,ar nv har,frr over one side b.. .
trick circus rider ha reached -aa rein.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28

school teachers Of 81. Michaers church at
the rectorv this, Friday, evening
The selectmen request that all persons
vino have bills against the town will pre-
sent them for payment tomorrow or not
later than Monday afternoon at their Of
nee in the town building
The music for the reading to be given by
Mary French Field next FRIDAY evening a.
the Auditorium, will be furnished by
Leitsingers orchestra Tickets will 20 Oh
sale at the News room next Monday
Landlord Turner gave a supper and
dance 90 over 30 couples iu the dining
room OF Hotel Brattleboro Monday evening
The guests included the employees OF the
house and Of the suffer Brothers factory
The annual meeting of the Valley Fair
will be- held at the Brooks House Feb j.
I The meeting Will come later than usua|
/ this year on account of the farmers inst.-
/ tutes which are TO be held next week under
the direction of the state board OF agrCU.-
tura
The Catholic order OF Foresters held
/ their installation of officers Tuesday even
ing the installing officer being Depu,y
I High Chief Ranger Louis n Provost OF
Rutland. one new candidate was iuiu-
I atcI The Foresters' dance will boz held
ia Red Men hail next Thursday nigh.
LAWYER Schwenk hal his right hand
/ cut open a, the WHee. CLUB banquet last
evening. through the breaking OF bottle
$50 s,t,cf,a. T. . ~. p -,. o.os,,...
the wound. but be- was able 20 return %
the banquet 10 au1u. half az hour
Arrangements are already well under
WAY for the presentation. Feb. ~ and -.
--' ~ ~. -.
-. ~ - ,.....
49, ~ .. IN. ,.-..-... l.'.
,.. ...... ,.-.-.-...
-. ~ - t....,i.........
..--,..... -.-...-... .
..e.,...' .. 49,. -. ,-. 80 ......
Mil 80 90. $3.50, .... III. t
49,. - - ... o..
80.
capita. punishment was the suuIe'.
OF h-' H. y. Maxwell tax a. the O. i..-
YersaAsi church sunday evening IA-
theme va, given uuprel ldicr4 aud con-.
prehens.Ve treatment oy nj. Maxwell WIN"
claimed That the propreiy OF any mode ai
civil punishment turns upon these con,.l-
erati0ns: First. Its efficacy in tine pro'-.-
uon % society second. IL. relation % iar
90. 80. o..
'.... ..-..-..'H..
- "a
e - -.
-
- ...-
ll-.i' -. ..-
---.--'. .
80. ~. .''. --'. --.' -''- t...' ' -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28

BRATTLEBORO

Regular meeting next Tuesday evening az $685.
ociocS M. AUSTIN, JU.. Sec.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28

Pupilstn Shorthand

q. p Miller, once with A. E Miller. s. Main
street.. Bratriebor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28

a. ~. Ii. u, hotton was in Barre Tues
80 S@y 10 appear with other members of M.
10 ooAIu OF health at a public meeun-
t 49, sue purpose OF discussing the typhoa
49, 49, epiuemic IN that city. There nav.
IL - 81 a9oul LOO cases there and nine deal Ia
ana - , retrieved that the water is pollutel
,h ~ W MA there Is danger TO other towns on