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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
w. +. GODDARD,
RetunE Block Hlrb Street


The Foreign Mail, publication issued
10y the lnterratlona, !. NJ. G.. A. commit
zee III regard 10 its work in foreign fields
mas the foAoaiug in regard TO a younc
man VINO was formerly Oh Gen E,,ey.
stan and who has many acquaiutances
through Ut the state; The commute. s..
unusually fortunate in being able To secure.
a. us representative in Shanghai. one. VIM
Such imperial On ltcations as tbo,e of NJ
hooeil L. Lewis. He is a graduate OF tb.s
University of Vermont, has had experi-
ehct III association work as local secretary
III 81 Johnsbury, Vt. as assistant seer
taIy ID Massachusetts and also in the in
tefcoilesIate work in Boston. For the Dast
TWO years ne has been one of the trayeltpr
secretaries OF the Student Volunteer Move
uleAI' and was in charge of the Local ar
ran "a Semenls Of the great convention held in
NleNeIahd IN February Not little credit
o 81 'ne success of that gathering is due IN
me invaluable service which he rendered
- Is also qualified spiritually to do a very
, thorough and far-reaching work and il Is
IDehe'ed that his efforts and those of Mr.,
Lewis are to be abundanllv blessed" Mr.
LEWIS and family sailed from San Fran
cisco few days ago.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
WESTMINSTER


mrs d. J.. OoIIlhs has been ILL., but is
NO" improving
Miss Kate Grout is visitinglher sister.
MIS- Mary l. Jennison-
Jesse White will reenter the employ of
Il. +. Atcherson Apr. !.
The school in the Rocky hin dis.r,c,
Will be opened this spring.
II. +. Bond is getting his bicycle, in
/ readiness for the spring trade.
The selectmen deem e. Advisable ,o
/ meet once month drrIno rho ,.a,r
Harvey Spencer of Jamaica +. o., hi.
/ brothers Sidney Snapcar's t,, -. -''
cooroo An. $780,. '''''
draw q II VIZ. '. a, t. II.' 10
his vow San anu I'e'-l' I"l
was IN. a,,as, 81 Ne. ~. VI olllllIilrIo
y te,r 49, ias, nrol,. -e'SoN 'onnSoH IoI
-r,.-e.,,.-..
nv suuJec' ol he'' H. HYDE ser
~" ~, SUNDAY VIII DC True King
'Hlp oOIH ALL Id.
Inc Junior Society Of Christian En-
ueayor VIII give concert on the evening
OF Easter sunday tAprl lol.
a. IL walker went TO Boston Wednes-
uay loi a IL" DAYS WINE there he will
selecl ms STOCK ci spring goods.
Walter Atcherson intends to leave soon
for Boston, where he expects a position
with the West End railroad COMPANY
Sumner Rideout began WORKING for p
T. Lewis & Son MONDAY The lsttn,
bought t. 7. Fentou's pair of horses tbis /
week.
Kunawavs have baer rr,roro,,s ,o..,..
for ms ouiat tou,,, T. b',i- a. /
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS.
The Excellent work of the v. NJ. G. A.

The Excellent work of the v. Nj. G. A
At the quarterly meeting of the Y. NJ
G. A. Monday evening reports from the
committees were read. showing that ef
ficient and successful work has been done
during the winter months The financial
condition of the association is the only dis
couraging feature, but it is hoped that diff
ticultv will he overcome in the course of a
few weeks
The educational committee report, aside
from the usual reading-room privileges. a
series Of practical talks upon popular
topics by representative men such as State
Treasurer H. i. Field Of Rutland: Deputy
Collector L. S. Fleurv of Swanton: Hon.
Adna Brown of Springfield. State Geol-
ogist g. W. Perry: Principal Ellerv of
Nern ont academy: Hon. A. n. Swain G.
W. Osgood. DR. Kirkland Capt W. Ii
Taylor and others of this place A high
grade lecture course has been maintained
Throughout the winter in the opera house.
The unvslca. work has been confined
mainly o. gymnasium classes and basket
ball The latter team has been defeated
only once during the season
Gospel meeting, have been held each
Sunday afternoon: also a bible class each
Wednesday evening conducted by O. W.
Osgood
The membership of the association at the
present time is 19G-151 seniors and $50
juniors The association is doing grand
work, and one which no other organization
can do $50 citizen who is interested IN
the welfare Of this town can afford 10 bee
Indifferent to an institution which is liv-
ing factor I'm the uplifting of its Young
manhood and raising the standard Of its
CITIZENSHIP
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01

been so long anticipated with pleasure bv hi,
prospective parshioners and, indeed by
the greater part of the people of the vii.
lage, begins ms work as pastor of the First
congregational church next Sunday Mr..
and Mrs Reid and their two children. ar
rived Thursday, and have rooms tempo
rarily. at Towns Hotel
A fire alarm last night about half-past
tive, from box 81 called the fire depart
ment to the second house south of the old
Green street mill The house was occu-
! pied by Thomas Oman The fire was
| found to he in a bed. evidently from a
smokers pipe The bed was thrown out
and the fire extinguished by a hand hose
before the arrival of the department
Engineer + 7 Clifford and Fireman Z
7. knights of this villalss were in charge
OF the 2:3O train Tuesday morning. with
George Boutelle as conductor. when that
tram colllded. near keene with a freight
engine, which was running wild Both
engines were badly demolished. but no
persons were injured seriously MIR. Cliff
ford and Mr. knights escaped with a few
slight bruises and scratches
The basket ball game last Friday even
ing between the keeue and Bellows Falls
T.. NJ {. A. teams, was in all probability.
1lie ld>t OF lne season. as ~ was tine rough
est. 1t will be remembered that in
former game. played at Keene. the local
team was defeated the only time this sea
son. Considerable interest was manifested
in this return game Great credit is due
the umpire. by whose cool and correct de-
cislons the game and the players were held .
I'm check The score was Bellows Fails Il. .
keeue 10
The many Bellows Falls friends of DIR .
o. =. Davis of Springfield are interested in .
the fact OF his having received last Satur
day unanimous call to become the pastor
of Pilgrim church congregational of /
Nashua. N. H.. and which be has intlmat
ed ms intention 90 accept Since receiving
this call a very tiatterIug one has come TO
him from Hope church of Springfield
Mass The churches of all tins vicirit,
VIII regret his departure which tits en-.
pected will occur about the miidieof April
lr Davis has proved himself 90 be- an abfo
preacher and popular with tine churches at
Springfield and neiehborin- towns lie
vii. come here from Nashua 90 till bi. gu
oontmeut as Memorial day orator
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
sAXTCNS RIVER

Miss Chaplin came home Thursday to
lie sDrinr vacation, ~
Miss Cordelia Eros, i. teacbinc nusi
at Montpelier academy.
MIR and Mr.. a,,is rro,,,,.... al.
ENJOYING tbeir ,-si. to the ca,,i,. ''''''2
The NAM, ,rio,,,,s If No, -
pleasp3 In yralco,re ho, a,,,,, az
A.. ,,t go CAV ''i's pI"''
th1 sI,, ~ ''i't ""lsH moved IRON
- y" '"' I"IIs"oIlH Dioch
49,, 49,. .....
334.! 'u"- Us uIINen WIN bu'i-
49, a,.. W NUS via "f wanted
Nfr. ras... 80. ". ,-..,...
-,-,,,t,a.,.' ,,.l -. '' ID '"i 'Ae spring
49, ',. ,,,;I r''1 s'li'' JOY tue spring
ram SUNDAY. Apr. ,, will he observed
/ Jul sPe'I"I exercises al Inc Congregations.
chuicA III the morning.
/ - = frosi mas lately bought shoe
store III heene' \. ii. lie expects to go
immediately lhto business In heene.
March has been an exceptional month
/, would be still more remarkable if it
proves TO be the limit OF sugar making for
lS'N.
Mrs. Snow and Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Houghton are expecting 10 occupy two
tenemenis IN the Clark Lake house in a
short time.
Some OF our farmers are under tba i'm
preston that sugar MAKING for This vao~
i'll this vicinity is at an end In some
places the buckets have been gathered.
Mr.. Osgood will move his business
about April / TO the Warner store M
store. with a new hard wood foor an5
fresh coat of paint. presents neat and
attractive appearance.
A comDanv nj vorrr or4 ala No..
gathered al Mr. Wriqbfs TnosIa,- P o,.
inc for a surqr eoci,T c. 7o o,' r''li'
occupied the young naorla fnr tI,,.i nus
later warm sucar p,,s sor,.lt IN, any
The tables vere oh,,,,Go,,,i, .,,..'i
cake as vel as SO ~, t',e. VIZ
Toasted and lauobed enio,i,,-, o,'if' any
the generous bosnitsli,y ~, A. o, 'i'e i''
Wright and family anu III 30
H.. W.
no ll T. " .ies, ~ uieu Mohday after
~ ne luneI"I occurred on NedneS-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
WILLIAMSVILL

Most of our sugar-makers have gathered
their buckets, leaving many orders fol
their product untitled
Mrs Minnie kaston and child of West.
minister spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr., and Mrs l., Il. Morse
Miss Craze Plat, formerly a Williams.
willie school teacher, but now of Concord.
Mass, is calling on old friends here thi,
week
Miss Lucia Williams gave an en-
lerianment in the form OF whist party
to number of her friends Wednesday
evening
Mrs. A. n. Sherman receives word from
her brother VIM. b. Ballou, on his way
TO the klondike, that he has been snow
bound in the mountains of Montana.
Miss Luella Williams returned the past
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01

week from an extended visit in Boston and
vicinity accompanied by Mrs. Nellie Nose
and brother Wilbur Downs of Somerville,
Mass
II President Mckinley and his cabinet
are TO be held responsible for the manage
ment OF our foreign relations why should
not they be given their own time and their
own way in the matter
Seyeral families are DESTROYS of becom-
ing residents of this village but are unable
TO OBTAIN tenements. Money invested in
a nan dozen moderate priced dwellings
here would seem pretty sure of good re-
turn.
MS Chester I. Perry and daughter
Mabel are IN Springfield. Mass. where
they attended last Saturday evening the
performance of GilIeu's "Secret Service"
IN which Miss Sara Perry of ST. Louis and
W lllamsville, is one of the leading actors.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01

WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Mrs. Z. p. Cook has gone to New y orl
for a visit
Augusta Fox has gone to Amherst for
weeks stay.
viii and Kate Fisher are home for a
brief vacation.
Harry Dunklee is at home from Worces.
ter, Mass for two weeks.
Miss Edith Stowe will return to Shel.
burn, Mass, next Monday.
Henry Halliday and wife have entered
the employ of DR.. Hamilton
Misses Helen Mather and Fannie Holden
are home for brief stay from Mortified,
Mass.
Emery Eddy has given up his position in
Boston bakery and has entered the EN-
ploy OF {. II. Eddy at the East village.
/. j.. Gobie has completed work at tbe
Esley Organ works and has engaged him
self for the season to W. A. Morse the
painter
Work on the Rockwell house is being
pushed rapidly. The entire l. part is be-
ing repuiIt and all the buildings are TO be-
reshinglcI
Fast day services will be held atthe Con
greaaiional chapel on Friday evening. April
3. al 1880. Rev. r. $ Smith will give the
address. All are invited to attend.
A thank-ottering meeting will be held in
The chapel of the Congregational church
on FRIDAY afternoon. April $. at 8 O'Clock
The ladies of the village are cordially in-
vited To attend. The thank offerings will
be collected on Easter Sunday morning.
April 10
Thu annual Fas. day service, thi, va,r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
THE LATEST.
The Days Dispatches Bring News of
luminous Import.

Special TO The Phoenix
Senate foreign relations committee has
Spain reply.
Members say it contains no conces-
sions to the demands of the United States
Capt Crowninshieli chief of bureau of
navigation, has been called into the cabi-
net meeting 1t is thought an important
move is to be made
The Associated Press has received this
from Havana, "The Vizcaya and Oauendo
sail. The despatch ended there and il is
supposed the press censor killed the rest of
the message
The flying squadron has been ordered TO
be ready to sail to intercept Spanish tor
pedo fotilla
The New York sun has issued an extra
claiming to have news from its foreign cor
respondent that war is imminent. and gen.
Woodford is preparing to leave Madrid
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
e. E. PERRY
Clothier

way There We're two sigma. posts. so rods
distau, from the several cross Iugs. respect
lively. That sign board, with large letters.
''E4ilr0Jd Crossing. Loo ont for the cars. o.
were maintained al each crossing and the
required bell was carried upon their on
Gues That the four Young men tina.
We're killed drove from North Adam, to
WUuamstoTu. where they took into the
carriage another Young man by the name
Of frulle. These hve drove 10 the Stat.
Line House. where they stopped and drank
lager befi took Iu another young fellow
name. White and then drove 20 FOwuaI
village. stopped 40 the hotel and drank
more u-eE. Pruile and White then dropped
from view. and the other four drove through
North FOUua. aud'to saloon kept rv one
Wells just over the state uue. and iu the
state 80 New ork. where they remained
from oue-GaG hour % an hour drank there
of beer. and what else did not appear. al
though The evidence tended 10 show that
a. these several road houses where they
stopped whiskey, gin and rum We're KEEP,
Tor sale. ON their way from the State
Line House % Fowua one of the Young
men IN the carriage exhibited a bottle and
shook il toward, a farmer who sat at his
window IN his house That on their re-
turn from Weiss saloon they stopped at
North Powual. but go, nothing 10 drink
there: they were apparently somewhat in
toxicated
Al Pownal they again stopped and 90,
some beer to drink. and when they left
Prinde and White were in the carriage
with them That along the road they
were seen by several who testified that they
evidently were considerably under the in
hueuce of liquor They arrived at the first
crossing and drove over II lust in front of /
the engine TO the freight tram east bouud +
The driver whipped up ms horses and got
round 10 the second crnssiug ms, as H.
rear part Of the train passed along. White
had Jumped from the carriage soon after
passing the mrs, CROSSING and audeavora4
TO catch on 10 the caboose as II passed
along As soon as the caboose had cleared
the second crossing the driver Wbipped mn
the horses and eudeavore5 TO drive over
prindle Jumping ont OF the carriage as
they reached the east bound track. but a.
the team reached the west bound track the
was struck bv the engine of the
passenger train with The results above ,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
CAMBRIDGEPORT.

Mrs Edith Hopkins OF Springfield has
recently spent two weeks with her parents
here
The April meeting of the W. c. T. L.
will be held with Miss Oma HARDWOOD
next Thursday afternoon The topic is
Social Responsibilities of the w. CT. L.
Women"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
CHURCH AED SOCIETY


"a sieCI"' Lenten service was conducted
iist cbrrl a. tn, a., MaA"eI 'N the unlVersa-
81 u'suay evening
o'l wees III 81. Michael S church on the
SUNDAY mex, before Easter tApul 81 1880
al. anu D.. M+ Sunday school and
1".o1il'sIiN \ I-.I' p. NJ.
The Rebekahs will hold a public sumner
W. va" Feuow, nall nest Tuesday even
IH-. musical and hierar! entertain
VIII I""'" the supper
Inc oman auxiliary of the i. NC.
/ a Wl.I hold lts aunul meeting al the assoc
cIaLIon rooms 90 . O'Clock ueNt Tuesday
afternoon full attendance is hoped for.
The subjects announced for las, yye,l-
WILL pe considered uy thr pastor at the Gem
ire church HeN. sunday Ila spec.a.
music arranged tor the evening service vii.
also ue given.
The last of th. sarIa. of social katharine.
was held al Mason. hail tuesday uirr-
with about ~ people In attendance TGa,.
assemblies have been feature. tn the social
lite of the town dr-l,..4 ... ,,,,,.. ....y....
First Unitarian church. Ec. p % =
Osgool. pastor: Service, every ~uud4, n.
lU.5u a 70 SUNDAY school al 11.l- q,
NeNt Sunday. Ami . NJ 6s,,,4 MI.
take as his subject. "Tne frs, Palm SIM
day. All are cordially welcome
The next p,ao,,,.., al. ill.,. Ai'.,,,. ..,....
class viii. b. h.IIs5 H. -. '."
the Brooks rj,,,.. '..i. '"''''' a.
q a, -.s0 ...,. ..I. '''..'-' ~ H.'
Will give paper OF, ..r0. >,r,,r... I,'.,l
SLAVERY" Member and f-..,..I. .... ,....
daily invited
onion Fas. 4,,.. s.-,...,... ....ir t..,..rlr...
.. '.. '+'.-' D..
church ua-tic.,.at..' ''' gay
cnurcbe, J,fat ,l,t-..... ,,..,i ..... 81"
III, yarious I,inis,e-. 49,. '' ny
i-c,. ~ - Kinq5o,,. ~, 49,, ,'-,.'t .,-
aim 10 br,. nm, 49,. 49, y" .'
truths uaai;u,, sr.,,.I .,,,,,,i., ..5
Nor,,,,,.. -''
cbI,rct -. f ere Inv eisaIs' /
with rreachir., NV tb. 49,. s'''' ho',.' .
"The Ethics nj Tn,rn-,ai.',-.,. /
NJ, SUNDAY scboor. - -. a.
Pecple's Christian r,io,,. ~
service with an ad5ra.- g.. ,f''
FauIt or Two All ar. o,-A,.li -.
to these maatirg. az '''04
A.,bo ADJ. ...-, .
u, 1O.au -. ~ -" S"i'""S hhoIAlh-
Sr,,da,. - -.....'ti- I"i''"'u 10y 'He
loo, u,ijl A., .. NV PhS'o' > SUD
~, vii wa" wan, VI I'ees a. =. NJ.
"Tbs Crns. IL. ,-'s nus vs.. 4.eo lecture On
I1I., raa-ti,I, "tuhesu"S evening
s,re,, s'ti ~ AZ C"Il on blrge
e,,o,t,,,, -, -. ne o"U"".H' thursday
Io,r,J ~ H. s1'o'' sermon ios
'A'i
, very interesting business meeting of
,n, D"t-HleIs OF The revolution was held
!. I"e D'ooAs house Wednesday afternoon
y. IN " IA -' number OF memo rs present
- was No'ru 10 revise and amend the by
u" - W '"e CHaPlHI' ana a committee for
Irn Hs purPoSr wa. elected Mrs. j. Il
baObii. OF West Brattieboro was elected
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01

IN an Official note issued at ST. Peters
DuTs' relative to Russian acquisition of
IorI Arthur and Ta-Lien- Wan. the minis
yer OF foreign affairs saws that This A.
rahgement ''iujuies the interests of no
Foreign state On the contrary. il affords
an nations the possibility of enterIuo In
tue near future into relations with the rtv.
eI regions OF the Yellow sea hitherto
closed to them" ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
GRAFTON.

Mrs. Abbie Aiken is spending few
weeks with Mrs. NJ. W Wright.
Miss Abbe Leonard is home from Yer
mont University for the spring vacation.
Miss Ella Bathric has returned from
SaXtons River where she spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis White of Green.
vile, n. H., have recently visited at "
l.. Whites.
There will be a sugar social t the chapel
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
sufferers in Cuba.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
WESTMINSTER WEST.
A Series of Golden weddings.

Your correspondent has taken the pains
to look up the cases within the remem
brance of present residents where husband
and wife have lived together so years OF
more, and so have had the opportunity of
celebrating their golden wedding. The
first one believed to have been actually Gel
ebrated in this place was in 1870 Previ-
Gus to that time, so far as is remembered. no
special notice was taken of such occasions
but since then more or less attention has
been given to it, though not in all cases bv
anything that has attracted public notice
or been reported. The following is a list
OF such instances, - in all, which he has
been able to verify, three of them not as
to exact dates
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
Verdict for $3.50.

Newtane, April /, 2:3OP.M.
The jury has just returned and has an
nounced a verdict for the plaintiff TO re-
cover S225O damages in the case of Geo. A
Boyden' Admir- of Edward Rogue VS. the
Fitchburg Railroad company.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01

My friend, look here Won know how weat and
nervous your wife is, and you know that Carriers
Iron Pills will relieve htr now WHY NOT he fair
about it and buy her box "'-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01


Miss Frances Osgood is recovering from
an attack of grip
The night lunch has departed from the
square, W Wednesday being its last night
Rodney Roundv came home THURSDAY
from Amherst college to spend his Easter
vacation
Miss Grace Harlow Of Keene has been
the guest of Miss Gertrude Hayes for the
past week.
mass meeting will be held in Union
nall Sunday evening IL the interests of the
starving Cubaus
Prof q. Il. Greeley. the optical special
lst, Is again in town for few weeks. and
as usual finds plenty of business
Rev. n T Dyer of Ashburnham Mass
mas supplied the pulpit of the Courrepe-
tlonal church for the past two sundays
Secretary Lougee Of the international
y. NJ. {. a. committee. in New York was
a guest, the first of the week. of :
Hayes
The young ladies missionary society of
the Baptist church viii give an orange
supper IN the vestry Of their church tins
evening
A meeting of the trustees of the Camn-
bell fund, for the semi-aunual distribution
TO the poor is to be held III the town hall
Monday forenoon.
{. W. Butterfield has radishes in his hot
house which are now ready TO phil and
look delicious His lettuce of which he
has over 1000 heads will be ready by the
middle Of April,
The ladies union Of the Congregational
church held their monthly social in their
parlors thursday evening Supper was
served by Mrs. Hildreth. Mr. Gorbam
Miss Gorham, and Mrs. KimbaI
Lectures are 70 be given in the after
moons April 4, and 6, in Union hall. bv
Miss Cora Russell from the New Era Cook
ing school Of Worcester, Mass. These
lectures are to be practically illustrated.
At the secretaries conference held in
Springfield, Mass. last week. General Sec /
rotary George FItzsimmons was elected a
member of the executive committee of the
y M I. a. secretaries of New England /
John +. Durham mas been making n
Trip through the northern part of Vermont
TINS Wefki placing agencies for the Man
nattan IAte Insurance company of New
\ ork, of which he mas been appointed state
agent for ermont
Misses Mary Read. Jennie Sbinmen
Charlotte Day and Caroline Arms of smith
college, returned for the Easter vacation
Wednesday afternoon Miss DAY was ac-
companled by her room mate, Miss Nav
Booth of Winona, MINI
The pool room of j Mahonev ON West
Minister street was raided 10y officer Tbomp-
son Monday afternoon Notbing was
found except a bottle of whiskev which
MIR. Mahoney mad in his pocket. for the
nndlng OF which, the keeping and selling
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
Fire Department Recommendation,

The national hoard OF underwriters have
made a thorough inspection OF the fire de
partment and made the following recon
mendatious
/. A central fire station should be built
and furnished So as to afford suitable ac-
Communications for tremen and housing Of
apparatus
2. At least 10 additional fire hvdrants
should be located within the business sec
tion
3. The tire hvdrants should have box
coverings. packed with anti-frost material.
Tor suitable protection during the winter
months
4 An ordinance should be adopted es
eablishing fire limits and restrictino the
erection of frame buildings in the business
section
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
Wednesday
Evening
6,

We sha. open our store ,o our
friends and show them VIVA, we carr
in stock in our Wall Pape. depart
mput.
Our store will be draped from cell
ing TO floor throughout with the new
patterns of papers at all prices and ia
al coiors.
We want you all to know Of the
great variety OF papers to be found
right here IL your midst and give Won
this chance to view them.
Every lady will be presented with
our daily shopping reminder Of wbat
we keep in all departments.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Anterior Hall, 1915
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Clark. 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs John Miller, 1862
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gorham. 1867.
MI and Mrs. Eieazer Harlow. 1870
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ranncy, 1870.
Mr. and Mrs. Fessenden Clark 1876.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldad y. Harlow. 1878.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Goodhuc. 1882
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Goodhue. 1885,.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Il. Buxton 1857.
Mr.. and Mrs E0enezer Hall. 1897
Mr., and Mrs. Asahe Gocdell. about S78.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. y. Hitchcock, about
1890.
Mir and Mrs. Christopher CrowelI. about
1890.
The next one to occur is that of Capt
and Mrs. d. c. Gorham, whose jOth an
nlyesary comes next fall