Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01


j. V. Brdgeman, salesman who had
travelled through this section many years
for the Standard Clothing company, died
last week.
Miss Elizabeth A. Burr, 80, died at the
Brattleboro Retreat Tuesday. The body
will be taken to Cypress Hills. y. Y. to-
day for burial
Manager Fox has issued invitations TO
the % attaches of the Auditorium tn a
banquet which he will give at the Hotel
Brdttleboro Friday evening of next week
"Yarirk " the MAGICIAN ,yho 10 T., a,,.
near i'm GRANGE baIi . waok fror, n"t,
Monday night. has Cancelled weeks en-
gagemeut at AusDnia, Conn. in order To be
free To- come here
u. NrGilivtav has so,,otbir, 8, sa,
/ elsewhere in this paper. about flower. far
Easter He has a large DISPLAY of lilies
tu.ips. etc. and ne would 1rg. his cu,to,n-
ers To- send in their orders 6efor,. the best
have been taken.
c. i. Gilman. who has been ip NT-chi
gan to- buy another carload of horse. will
return today. His family will come here
/ next week from Michigan and will o,cupy
/ the house on Elliot street where II Il
/ Brown formerly lived.
II was arranoal ot tho ,roo.i,,.- az ,ba
Esrav GporI iast ,,1,,,, "''.- ',F
/ the gong at the E,tey Organ works will
| be gwen as signal for the immediate as
/ sambIing of the members of the Guar6 AT
/ the armory in case there comes a call to
/ arms resulting rom four combinations
with Spain.
| W. +. Goddard. the bookbinder has a
| novel and attractive display i'm the win
| dows of his new establishment in the Ret
, ting building, High street, Mr. Goddard
/ will give present to every man, woman
! and child who calls at his bindery Satur-
! day. April .
a telegram representing the business
men of Brattleboro. Of both political par
! ties. was sent to Senator Proctor vester-
/ day. in these terms. kindly convey to
/ the President our hearty approval of his
course for the preservation of peacp We
| trust the Vermont delegation will give him
cordial support
W. G.. DoOlitllc's auction sale Wednp.-
/ day was largely attended All of the 40
cows. the oldest being but seven wears old
were sold at fancy prices and were pro.
nounced by good cattle Judges as being the
finest herd of cows ever seen in one large
lot. Jerry Dodge bought ten fancy cows
at the auction to nut on his fathers farm
III DummerstOn.
These teachers have been engaged for the
schools of the town district. No. I Emily
| Guild: No. +. higher departmenf Ftbal
Waterman: primary DEPARTMENT Lena
Crosier: No ,. Ollie Miller. No Il Mrs
Martin Bailey: No. :. Lillian Miller. M
/ Ollie Warner: No. 9. Walter Cheney. No
10. Carrie johnson. No. H. Florence Eos
ter. No. -, Sarah McVeigh.
c. T Gilman the now ,,ro,,,i,,,,- rs
the Elliot street stables. was formerly win
/ the Cleveland Raw Horse conr,rv o,l
later was a breeder of shetland no,iss
/ The ponies which ne had when he cam. 70
| Brattleboro will arrive TODAY Mr. GiJmar,s
Young son heinz with then tn ,,,,,i.s
/ will be in a pen al the stables NJ SO Fllio,
street and they will make a rarely rIa,sing
sight for the little folks
A haIf-tora on, ofE r. U-;u,,. .ooo,,..;..
no.ition Of tha i,aal 80 ,I., Wv, i'''s
late issna of tbe Tan tnrioo '1''l Ia ~ ="
Mr. Wilbur is a native of Sou.b London.
derry He came to Brattlaborn in 1sGa tn
work for Smith a Robbins cracker bslars
and in 1870 he began work in ,ha Grocer.
store of A. c. Davennort He i now
salesman for the VIM II Ravmond crn'
cerv company of Boston
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repairs in a short time Con CiI,nnra ~
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