Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28

vertisemeut this week the usual reduction
during February. before taking inventory
on watches. clocks and siiverware.
A. Y. NAV has leased the Halliday farm
BOO Guiitord. owned hv W II Hastings. TO
David Robbins of Westmoreand. y. H..
who viii take possession April
The class Of 99 OF the Brattleboro High
school will 60 90 Winchester y. II. to-
night 90 meet the Keene High school class
of 'gg at Landlord Richards A banquet
and dance Will be enjoyed.
The oyster supper iu Grange hall last
Friday night was well patronizel. a
large number were present at the dance
which followed the supper. Knapp and
Norcross furnished music for dancing.
John. son OF Frank il Brasor, cut one
wis, severely Wednesday afternoon while
working with q saw which his father had
inst sharpenei The wound caused some
alarm az first but 30 proved not To- be dan
ger-us.
AN orcina. widows pension of s, q
month has been granted to Mary T. How
ard OF Brattlebor0. Her husband. Lieut..
j. q. Howard. was lied while at work Boo
the woods on his farm in distric, No q
about two years aEa.
Arrangements are being made for lec-
turs In the Methodist church the latter
part of April bv Bishop John II. lucen,
of Topeka. Kan. the founder OF the Cnau-
tauqua educational movement. The Iec-
turr will be- under the auspices of the Eu-
worth league
The ladies' Of Vernon will give their an
nual fair and festival az the Vernon House
on Friday evening OF next week. A good
supper wi. na served and there VIII U.
many other attractions Tui, is an even.
10 which many BAuleo7ro friends are ale
way. interested. and large numbers from
here will attend.
The uarr0H--au-e train which reaoues
Bratuen1ra q. % o'clock boz the morning
20, stalled bet T-eu Nrwiaur and IoHn--
mend "Wednesday .u tAr snow that fell
curing the previous night l- was nrce--
sary To- shove. tH- snow from th- track
much of ,ne way from there TO Bratleoor1
and the train did not reach here unit. ...
In the afternoon
The following real estate exchanges have
been made q. r. j. Bailey agency this
week. The Ntcnu.u, block al the corner VI
south Main and Cana. streets owned by
Charles Miner. with Hollis D. Dewitt OF
CRANKY. Mass. 10, a tract OF building lots
Ill south Had.ey. Mas. large tract of
wood and timber land near the upper
Deerdet rv-r owned ov Hosea Mann.
with J.. 4. Marble. Tor house and lot u
Worceste-. Mass. and building lot Boz
Springfield. Mas owned oy {. II. Inomq
SOD. iaT property o"nrl ut E'eFel- a.
Pierce oi West Springfield. Mas-
''Iouu Sullivan. the alleged macklu-1sl
th.et vino was arrested al Northampton.
Mass. THURSDAY aud brought Co BraJt.--
nara Friday nF Nhl-t-oi-tolee Illa was
given D. Aear.l- uefnr. lus-la. Newton
Saturday afternoon. Ae Dreaded no. guilty.
aHs was placed ua1a- bonds boz $500 for
his appearance o, -ua March term OF the
county ca-r. la default ui bal. l- was
taken % \-1ta-. 'ai. p' Deputy >ne--
>tarkey 60 a"a.. tr.a.- Lawyer II. D. bar.
oar appeared for the respondent and G.. g.
Fltts Tor the s-A.. 'slliVaH stated l-A'
H' was hoIA ID I'2cA and ~ anu ina.
-is iea hamr was Joan = Livingston.
n" chaI-e against A-iu j, ihe stealing 'i
$50 worth o' goods from the American
Nrneer company when he was acting a.
agent Toy the conp-nt III bEAilienor3 i
OciooeI- 1891.
Principa. Whitaker second talk GA
American history before the Daughters of
tAe American Revolution, was given .u
the Brooks House par.or Tuesday even
ing Nj Whitaker continued his discus
sion OF Hamilton career. taking up Dol,
work % the. Annapolis and Philadelphia
conventions and IL the raItyluc c0nyel
ton q New ork state. HIS work as sec
rrtary Of The treasury was then considered
beginning with has uuaucIa. scheme an
including his revenue policy. the excis-
tax and his plan for funding the uati0ua
debt. Nj Wh.taker's third address w.l
4 be given on Thursday evening. Feb lN
when he will discuss Hamilton plan Tor
The assumption OF the state debts and hi-
national bank scheme. 4 large mag
showing The territorial holdings OF the seV-
. eral colonies il 49,. a. the establishment
OF peace with England. which was used
tuesday evening was OF great Interest O.
p the company present
The viii OF Mr.. Lucv Clark widow O..
r orion Clark. has been filed ~ the probat.
office Bv the terms oi the will 500 !.
given 20 the Prospect u..l Cemetery asss-
r citation. $500 is given 10 Mrs Clark pa.
rents. Mr. and Mrs. George W. kenuev. OF
Perkinsv.Ie. and the residue. which Oh.
. cluaes she lot and building on Eliot s,Iee'
. containing Mrs kusse!Hs laundry. is Civ
en- 10 Miss EUZauetL NJ kennev. who na,
lived with Mrs Clark Tor the past "a wears
teen e. j Estey is named as executor at
the Will. After Mr. Clark death l.. wear,
ago no Will was found and an administra
. tor OF the estate was appointed. The al
ministrator died and another adminlstrs-
Tor was appointed He also died an.
, since then there has been no al