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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
SOUTH LONpoNpFRF-

Nina IOIman Of buual- n. J.. came q.
visn ner sister, MIS-. j, 5. Goddard. las.
MONDAY nIEl.
The light OF the ure or lie note al
Chester Depot was plainly visible mere
IaSt SATURDAY eveu.r-
On account OF tine severe storm. The en-
tertalnment IN which j.. Clinton Iarune-
was 10 reau IL connection win music nv
nome talent, mao 10 pe gwen up
hOyt a. BauDitt OF TINS towu was one
OF the Judges az Inc prize speaking contes,
between Chester High senOO. and Rau-
doipn seminary. Chester pupils won the
prize. Ear DAVIS, q promising vouur
man OF TINS Town. was one OF The winners
Mrs. Ella Turner OF Atnu.. Mass Mrs
4. ". j. Wilkins OF Futney. asa Whit
man OF Chesterfield, \. T.. and MI and
Mrs. Franz sparrow OF Springfield. W..
were IL Town TINS week 10 attend the ruu
era OF their father. Ara Whitman
Ara Whitman, the oldest person III
Town, and much esteemed citizen, passe ed
10 ms ma res, lasl SATURDAY al the ad-
Vanceo age OF So years II was born III
hInunam but mas lived IL TINS Town many
wears. be nrsJ married q Miss Hasklns
IRON MlndnRm and later q Miss Wheeler
VINO survives min ne also leaves rva
ehiidreB-Mrs. Ella Turner, Atnol. Mass.
MS. Emma Howard of TINS tuwu. Mrs
Lima Wilkins of FuJney Mrs Ma-v
sparrow OF Springfield .Nt. Mrs Lettie
Smith OF New Mexico, Orlando of CnIcae.
H. ana Asa OF Chesterfield. n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
VERNON

Mrs. Aiouzo Wheeler u seriously ...
Nj. and Mr.. O.. J. Moseley visited III
Springfield inns WetL
Vernon grange viii hold regular mes.-
Ing on Saturday eveuiu-
Miss Loiue Tnayer OF Leydeu is en-.
pioyea Al Mrs. Whthel
z. l.. Johnson LOST me -years-olc col,
euneslay from dlstempa-
Mrs. EmeiIne oJocRve4 IS 10 FllcnDurc
with her son george VINO ls ..
Capt i. il. Alien is spending some time
al ms Gu nome ID Newport. H. T.
PAU otreeter is recuperatiug iron his
recent illness Toy spending "a snor. time
with relatives III Greenfield and Eastman
tol
vernon people are snoweo or rather
Diowe- AZ, again TINS morning. but the
moving elements nave slacKened their
grip somewhat ana We wall soon dlc ou..
Elder ". ~ lennev viii preach al The
chapel next SUNDAY al 1880 Il. 81. and
1870 D.. 81 lie viii also noil an evening
service q, 1880 with blackboard iiiustra-
lions
many people are suffering from inlu-
en-, among whom are Mrs +. &. warner
hrs. L O. Lee, george and Mary Fair
man. Geu. l.. StebDlns a. D. White and
OIners
Ninunam County Pomona grange will
meet with ernon grange next THURSDAY
teu. - al the vernon House al 1880
A. Ri and o CLOCK p d. Ii the weather
permits goOu program OF entertainment
Is expected Afternoon meeting public
and ali invited
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
GUILFORD CENTRE

Ellen miner Is with friends i'll HInsdai,
IDr q rev days
Inc eucnre CLUB meet FRIDAY evening al
Frank L. King
3-eriey Potter Of Milford, n. L., Is with
ms aunt. Ri rs. d. Brow
Mrs. Darwin L. Carpenter is III town
assisting Mrs. E1. Squire
MI. and Mrs O. T. Wood nave relative
spending the winter with them. Mrs
Thompson ana daughter from northern
vernon.
hi and Mrs David a Henry are i'
with erysDelas Their friends. hi. and
Mrs. HasKlns OF springfield. are coming 90
care Tor then
The ladies q. the Jniversanst society
viii hOi1 tneir annual sugar supper au-
GRnce al the town nal Tuesday evening.
Feb. - Il. Il. Hines Will act as prompteI
Mrs. a. brown returned MONDAY from
Milford, N t.. where she went 10 see her
brother VINO was crushed uy tine cars
She left nun very low. Inc doctor 1earea
DiOOC pOIsOnIu-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
WTNpHAhL

Mr.. and Mrs. /. Il, Jones and son nave
gone to New ORR city
Hattie Howard mas been called nome on
account OF the illness of ner mOthe,
geo r. Carleton mas moved with his
family 10 IOwnshend where he mas taken
d farm
NJ Ii. ingalls, mas taken tine rob OF Dainc
7. Il. Harris nay, anu began work with
ms other hands Oh ii last Monday
Alder. I. Abbott. former resident of
TINS town, is ~ ST. Joseph hosplta
Omaha, NeD., with broken leg caused Dy
the breaking OF a staging on which ne wa
workIn-
The scnool IL the Centre closed las.
week Friday The following Is q list Of
pupils having no absent marks during the
term Frank Carleton, Archie EDDY. Ed
ward EDDY. johnnie i,oger. MARY harrIs
and Lura smith. Those averaging s5 pn-
cent or over il department and recitation
during the term Isabelle Roger. Wm-
fred Chapman and MARY harris. 90. Min
ME Coleman. Lucy o8ville. johnnie bore-
and Edward EDDY, o-. Nina Coleman 50.
LuIa Smith, hay Lawrence. Archie Eucy
and Ernest Eddy 3d. Bertha NJ Abbot,
was the teacher
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18

The women OF To-Day arc not as s'rons
a. their Franamotner-
Tnev arc bearing q puracn IN silence
that grows heavier aav by day. tn-. =.
sappinr trc.r vitality. ciouainF their h2i-
pings. weighing tnem oov'n with the woe
OF Ill health.
Mrs. Alexander 3. Clark. Of AZ Mich
gan Avenue. Detroit, IS q typical wonl-a
OF TO-DAY. a v,iic with such ambition a.
oDty iovin- wiic Gan nave. bui inl
SOW, OF he- lite were narrca ~ tnc c.
istence OF aEeasc
Suffering as thousands Of nef sisters nave
suffered. sne almost aesoairea OF lie 2n-
yet Sne was curc1.
! o-oay sne IS wei
she wants otners 10 profit - me- O..
pericncc; TO PROV well TO ENJOY nc4lil
TO DC as happy as she 3D..
ror i've years j suffered with ovarian
trouble" Is Mrs. Clark own version o.
the story. was not tree one sinFlr ga
from headache ano intense tvItcnfnp pair.
IN my neck ano snouiacr-
Fo- months al a time / vyoui1 &c con
hnea to my cc1.
Al umes black spots wUuic appcar
before my eyes ano voulo become pln-.
MY nerves were n such q state thai . stc-
on the floor unsettled me.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18

" Er,fnent doctors. skilifui nurseS N.
best tooa ana mcnicinc all tallca- ne.
consented 70 an operation la, Co..
t,,,ra anc tncv said another one Wa ne.
rs.s--.. After the second 4 was wura
tnan ever ana the woria was oarkef Una.
pcIor-. $50.
~. was tncn j hcard Of DR.. " liia--
Pink Pills fo- Pale People
81 ncara that tncy haa curco case III.
mine ana tr1ea tncr4.
Tnev cured me- ! ney brought SOL
snfnc 10 my hic and hlica my cup Wi
nappincl-
"Tn nc heaaacnc Is zone; the twitcnirg
,s PONG: the nervousness Is gone 10.
trembling mas cE1seo. ana 1 nave game
twcnty-six pouno4
ficaitn anc strength Is mine ano ar
thankful 10 Dr.. Williams Pink PnE i1.
pale People for the blessing.
d.. Wiinarlg' Pink Pills nave PROVED
poon TO vvomznIuno- Acting directly o.
the piooo ana nervcs, tncy restore Tn
requisite vitality 10 ali parts Of the DOC
creating functional regularity ano perte-
harmony throughout tnc nervolfs syStcr.
7 nc palio- Of the cheeks Il change Or
tne aehcate plush Of health; the rye cr1Fn
Il: tnc muscles PROV ciastic- 11np1fion 3
created ano pood healtn rcturn6.
Dr.. Wlnarls PINK Pills are soid py a.
c-ugg,sts. VINO universally consiaer tncr
the most important remedial agent tBr-
nave n oIsDcnsc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
JARAICA
kLsv. 4. =. Cameron Resigns 10 Join the
Vermont hiOndtKe EXpeditiOB---the
AIanerary OF tine NOyRgerh.

hey. Il. o.. Cameron announced las
SUNDAY MS resignation as pastor of the
Congregation cnur.l 10 take e11eg.
march q. Nil Cameron resigns ID order
TO ION the ermOu, hIOndIke expedition
winch sails IRON New Ork March TO-
TINS expedition. winch mas been organized
ana chartered under the laws of \ ermu-
is 10 De mace uu ui y ermUuters vino VII.
be carried OIL their tour u an ocean steam
snip bought ana fitted TOY the TOM The
Vesse. Will So. IRON New J ORR 10Y Lu.
Mediterranean. stopping q the Azores
ana Jne fortress OF Gibraltar Oh tine way.
FROM the Mediterranean the snip VIII pas
through the Suez Caut into the heQ Sea
ana across the Indian ocean to COlomU-
and tnen uU the coast OF CHINA anu japan.
stopping al points of leading Iuteres, OIL
the way, including singapore. Hong hCu-.
5hangnal. and i ukUuama From the las.
named port the vesse Will proceed 10 ST.
AIcnaels. 6u mites north OF lne mouth OF
Inc uKou. arriving there the latter par
OF MAY
The snip Will remain al 81. Mlcuae
until the zU,E OF oepIemue- Meanum
the expedition vii bee divided INTO sma
parties Tor the trip NJ the ukou 20 the
gold nelus, each secuOu being provided
Will steam launch DuiI, 1Or TINS service.
Inc start nome viii ue made not later
tnan Ocl. j and vii be- uv way OF the
straits OF Magellan ana Gown the coast 10
Dan Francisco ana thence by south Amer
lcan porls, around Inc cape anu north
ware 10 New Ok. arriving about Dee. 10.
Inc absence GOVERN period OF nine
month
Inc journey is TO be undertaken Dv NJ.
Cameron TO CRAFTY desire Tor foreign
travel ana TO secure maIer!a Tor lectures
ana IOr use III ms future Work as minister
MRS Cameron VIII ACCOMPANY ner nus
Danu, and there viii De some 20 OF so 9th
er women IL tine party. The tourney mas
been arranged through A- Cameron
friendship with the leading organizer Of
Lne expedlJlUL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18

a comfortable house OH Ash street. and his
daughter ls student of the hoxDurv
High school de was porn in West Wards
DorO ID lS45. He served IN the 10Th Yer
mont regiment, company L. tie was soon
made mounted orderly. and served under
SIX captains, until July ., 1865. when he
was mustered out in Burlington
-Four wears be worked as conductor
and driver on the Metropolitan street rail
way. May -, 1871. me was appointed 10
the police force 10y Mayor Prince. and
began duty June o. de has an enviaUle
record as an officer lie has never been
reprlmanued, and has never mad made
against MIN a complaint by citizen lie
mas mad many encounters with unruiv
teamsters, bringing them into court one
GAY ne saved the lives OF several people 10y
stopping the runaway horses Oh an ice
wagon at the risk of his lie. Tor which the
captain cOmpllmented hin
lie belongs TO seven iraternal sOCleues
besides the Nermonl y eteraus association
and the ermonJ association OF boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
WEST WARDsBORo
Retired on Half Pay
For 10 Tears Fairotmsn ..DHve" FeIt. q
Native Of this Town. Has Gsuard,d
bOstOn's BustraJ Corner.

for 10 Tears FRtrotmsn '.Dave" FeIt, a
Native Of this Town. Has Guarded
BOstOn's Busirst Corner.
Dave Felt, The one police officer who
is known 10 almost every person IL Dos
Ton, was retired from the service FRIDAY OIL
pension OF naIi-pay 5000. Dave asked for
the retirement himself about month ago
Inc scene al rOii-cai wneu "Dave. the
guardian OF the busiest corner III boston
was relieved from duty. was "a TOUCHING
one 'Dave Is said 10 be the most pupu-
lar o1ncer III the CITY with the police as
well as the puDu, be mas served neariv
"a wears III tnaJ police precinct. under nine
ulneTent captains. Capt. Warren, after
reading the order, said That Mr Felt had
always been faithful U1ncer. attentive To
ms duties, and he mao Wei earned his re-
JIremau.
Dave Fel, mas stood al Washington
street and Temple Place 10 years, except
curing TWO years when be served Oh the
HQuOr squad. one of his oldest expert
ences happened over TWO years ago. when
lie escorted al old la0y across Iu front of
LIE cars she said 10 him. tIuu Deve,
helped lady of 100 across tine street be
lore, dIu vou'' "Dave- was a llttie slag-
gered uy this. but the next Nav he H.
celveo an invitation from Mr.. Peavey of
Souln boston 10 De "a guest al uer lUIst
DHlnuay celebration
Dave comes of "a sturdy Vermont
lamhy of j. children His father and
mother, MT and Mrs. George J. Fell are
hVlnl IN Maucnester w. lie mas one
brother ana TWO sisters living there. and
brother IN Carthage, N. J These are
al ina are LETT OF tne family Dave
: HsI M b. b
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WEST CHESTERFIELD. N

n. n -
m w A. - al q '-iN mas peeH seilou--.
49,, -ii' 10 'oiiie I-"' Oe''1' i"
heF. harry houIllaru exchanged pulpiis
VIII rev. MI. McIntre OF Marlboro las.
SUNDAY aIIerhoo-
Inc next assembly viii be held this, Fri
DAY. evening. with Crosby orchestra, -four
pieces. furnishing musl-
The roll OF honor OF scnoo No. s Tor Ia.
winter term consists of tine names of
Wayne L. hlce ana Marshal Il Far
oeversi from Inns mare att.nda5 tine trs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18

Florence Dickinson, harry Johnson. Der
tina Manchester. Florence MerriheId, DO.
seph Morse. Carrie oteumau. Ceorg.
Wheeler. Aaron White. Lulu Hall. Ethe
Froutv. George Wheeler deserves specia.
mention Tor walking two miles over g.
drifting road every 5sv Of the term Three
pupils, Florence Dickinson. Bertha MAI
chester and Carrie Sleuman were perfect
IN attendance during the school year
while Nellie Dickinson lost but halt-a-day
and Ellie Prouty but one day Whole
number OF pupils. ~; average attendanCs.
20. Mrs. J.. a. kenyon of 1ownsnenl.
who now closes her fifth term as teacher
mas given the school a very faithful and
efficient service. ON Friday afternoon this
school and the Parish school united for @
social gathering IN Village hall Betrest
ments OF cake and ice cream were furnished
10y the teachers and all had a merry time
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18

Maple sugar making is suspended rnis
WeeE
The mOnev-Order business Tor Jaor,~,
at this Office was $40.
Mrs. Fred Pierce and children are q. 7
u. Fierce tof lew uav
David Davis sold ms pair oI -Angora cars
Tor 81 III bratlleDOro last weeL
y. q. Muiett is at The Brooknpe Snr,rc
place engaged IL DotJhug ms laui- svrrr
The Nomans Relief corp, vii. mas.
with Mrs. @. W. Parsons mex. " e0ne.-
dny
Ear Smith, clerk al balcneIaer r--
turned 10 ms nome again with renewed
1901 trouble.
Llsle CarpenteI the narrow guara
brakeman. VINO lost part OF q nnger two
weeks ago, expects 10 return 10 ms wori
next WeeE.
Mrs. L. A. Carpenter Is ID Grafton with
her daughter, Mrs RedheId Miss hen
rletta Carpenter rs expected 10 return IRON
New ! orK next WeeE
The next meeting of Brchard Post viii
De al @. ". Parsons Wednesday eYeuIn-
the I'D Ii the weather be favorable
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
GUILFORL

Willis Weatherhead and family NOV.
TINS week from the Clisbee house in Tn,
village 90 So A. smith farm mouse Do
south Hollow. Herbert 1nayer ana tan.
iiv viii move from the Centre TO thu
Diace. occupying the ClsDee house as so0I
AS vacate.
a pleasant party Of 20 or more couple.
attended the dance and sugar supper q.
Landlord Chatheld on Monday evening
The music and supper were excellent an.
mac tine weatner for tine evening beer
more favorable doubtless the attendant.
woulu nave been large.
another blizzard snow storm which be-
gan TUESDAY evening ana ragged al. day
Neunesuay mas piled the drifts again into
small mountain No mai was received
at TINS place OH " eunesuav and trave be-
tween TINS place and BratLieDorU was dim
cult Oh account OF the drifts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
TOwNsHENI


The nome of MI and Mrs. q. i. Derry
was the scene Oh the evening of Feu I0
OF delightful gathering. Tine occasion be-
Ing the marriage OF their uaugnte-
Florence, 10 Ernes. ". White. a prosper
Gus young farmer of brookuut AT pre-
cise'r O clock The happy couple entered
the parlJr 90 tine strains OF the march
played 10y Miss bessie n. HARDY Tnev
were attended uy Clarence Derry. a brother
OF tine BRIDE. as best man. and Miss Marcia
Mnlte. sister OF the groom a. Drluema.a
Inc bride was ualntlIy atlIreo III white
and carried a DOuuue, of l~ white carua-
JlOus, one Tor eacu year of uer age The
ceremony was performed under bower of
evergreens, Rev n i HARDY. tine bride s
pastor, officiating After lunch OF coffee
ana cake tine remainder of tine evening was
spent IL socIal way AL q rather late
hour the welded pair TOOK their uepartur.
Tor their nome IN brOoklIue. tine regulation
shower of rice falling upon their devoted
head
Among tine guests were the mother and
sister OF Tine groom OF brOOkuue. also d
married sister ana husband. AI. aul Mrs
Cheney of south NewIau- Lr and Mrs
AlDer. Austin an. ALL auu Airs. treorga
ware of brook.ue Nj. and Mrs. Justin
WneeIe, and Mrs Eros. ol ruuey. am
Miss Flora bemIs OF Lamurlugepo- A
choice collection of gifts was uIsp.av..
among linen being cake uaske.s. silver
knives au- forks, butter Knives. cake
knlse, sugar shell. pickle oar, glass tea set.
uovues. aua numoe- o.. pieces or
very me linen. Not the ieas, among tine
Ciils was oeu omit pIecea uy great auu.
OF the bride al the age OF 81 year
he bride viii be- greatly missed. nol on
F Ill the home anu socla. circles. put u
the church. sunday scuoo. and Christian
Enueayor society OF which she is a mem
Der and the best wishes OF MANY friends
60 with her upou lite luurne.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
wHITINGHAh
Fireman ADpor, ~, serlou.,, ln,urca

Hehihh AbDott tAitN seriously Injured
Abbott J. Dix %. was seriously Inc
lureu last week Tuesday on the Eitchburc
railroad al williamson Dung DIX IS
a fireman and he was placing a number on
tine headlight when ne slipped, and fell
from the engine To- another track and was
Struck 10y passing coz. car HIS right
arm was crushed, and ne was badly nurt
ABOUT the head and III other places De
was placed IA CaDOose and brought TO
North Adams. he was placed IN the nos
pltal and physicians ampuJated ms arm
anu LOOK several stitches ln tine wound 10
MS head dis condition IL regarded a.
serious, Dui he Is expected 10 recover.
DiG is a SOL of John WINSTON DIX and
Celia rarnum UiX he was porn III this
town and lived mere until ABOUT eight wears
ago. Wnen the family moved to Fucnuurg
where the father died. The young man Is
unmarried, and ms home mas been with
ms mother Id tltcnburG He mas worked
III q machine snop and iu meat market
10 fllcnpure, and 1t Is understood that ne
became fireman oniy @ lew months ago
Hon. j. Is. Batcheiuer was IN town Sal.
uruay
About 81 ATTENDED the supper al the
baptist vestry las, Thursday evening AND
report good time
hoyal Chase family are moving into
the Jane oiUiey house TINS WeeE Their
granddaughter Lila May Is assisting them
Chas. Parker, native OF tins town.
oul Tor several wears al inmate oil the
state insane asylum a, Waterbury dled
there te1.
Mrs. Mary Simpson and Henry keet
were married last FRIDAY ny heg c. L
Cameo OF heausD0ro They lei. SATURDAY
mornlu- OIL wedding Jrp 90 NortL
Adam
VINO says Whlnghau ISL booming
q son was porn to At and Nil. IS. j.
Chase last THURSDAY aua another one ar
rived al the nome OF Iii. auu Mrs. Artuur
bancroft, MUuuar
>evera. GAYS Of Lnawing weatner las.
week settled the snow considerably bu.
ieit AL aUunuGugs SUNDAY was ciear
anu colder tuesday afternoon a nar.
snow storm storm Sc. Ill and the snow
gathered very las. over one foot o. "tne
beautiful failing
There viii bee quitting party a. C.
p. Chase FRIDAY afternoon FEB ~. with
supper from 3 $50 ciOcE ult o O CLOCK
Inere Will be al auction sale of useiu. and
OrnameuL2. articles games. music and
sugar Iu the evening The proceeds will
20 towards building d new chimney IN
Green Mountain hal. il rs hoped tnai all
VINO car VIII come 10 make ID q success f-
financially. Is the ladies viii spare no pains
10 make It d success socially Al. both
young ana Ola. are cordially invite.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
Do You Take

colo or contract a cough easilv'
4nen We nave Just the remedy Ic-
you. something that acts esu.-
claliy on the throat and lungs
When they are weak II strength.
ems them When innamed Il cures
them WHAT is more, 1t is iuva.u.
aDle1or the stomach. Unlike cod
liver oil Il aids digestion. never
rerards it, 1t is already partly
ulgesteL. Its
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
~ L HAHLEY

T,,..,. i.i'i 3Nt WANTS To MAXI ,o,-v-
h. , -7 o.. 'itnlluE inns lac. Iu-f, =. ~. -,
sIiI-y't ul Nae spent TW FNTN VIZ.
g.l"- stVtulaiiJLs auu lug.sI r,,..rl. -.
TIE tttsg- 10 ~ }vare ago to flrr, A a vi
rr M ~ a. d.. AND PAY FIp fT .etIr r---
PAN ma i,N a oAr J AND THAT iT Wr---
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ftl -ty-llN ule hDI DINGS BFsIDf - T.
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Nasfr.... '.u'I tLlr,t Gents and l..,,,,.-i,i
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SlU.. ,.-'1. ~. ult Y-lr .'1LiA 40
wife a ks..,--. ''l oaiua bought uUv sr-
pay Iu, $50 10y wa "-. "a iuur Der ,-9r 100.
al ss,I f.r . Ni'l-ih one wear AMI Nil "a 80.
uriur. I '-1l- lHru VIII 1r slime - 'o So.
Aul como. 7" flie to & ii -,
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
ANGLERS
PETROLEUM
4 EMULSION y Sr,

Our Emulsion IS certainly the
greatest cough killer known
Whether the cough is acute or
chronic II will relieve il, 1t
cures any congestion OF the linz
ing membrane OF the throat and
lungs ana restores It to q healthy
condition Taken al the hrst
symptom OF q cold or cough IT
prevents further trouble. Coughs
40 not trouble strong throat and
lunEs
500 py al urugRists 5le. and 81 r.
anger Nnemlca. ~, AiIstol. Iusfricf t,rsro7.
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Bankrupt STOCK
OF the Paris
Cioak and Suit Co

OF Fall River, Mass.
4 amsto nave q portion O.
the stock mere which ! shaI
sell at the same prices thev
are TO be sold lor IN Springfield
OioaAs' suits. wrappers, skirt
aha waists. Hope TO nave
them mere tomorrow; MAJ
NOT get them before Monday
Few advance spring stvles
IN skirts and silk waists are
already nere-not many We,
A. l. HAWLLEY
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there will be, Oh the occasion. entertain
ment Tor the post and Relief corp
The Unuerwoous made valiant struG-
Gle on THURSDAY with their tandem team
ploughlnC out the village sidewalks. Eariier
ID the gay W. Is. PARK and nls on team
worked the highway roads The boston
GLOBE correspondent happened to nit right
III his prophecy OF severe storm ''aOOu.
the 18th, but let us not worry over his
prophecy OF still worse time IL the urs-
week III Marcl
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IN THE LOCAL FIELD
WEST DUMMERsTOK

"The Soldier of Fortune was not play.
Ell a. advertised las. Wednesday Oh az.
count OF the storm. If the weather per
mits. 10 will pc presented mex. Tuesday
eveniuL
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HHWLEYC
r eDruary IL

February I.
i large retai. mouse IT.
Springfield. Mass, nave ius-
Dou-ht ats25 cents on the do
az the entire
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pI ~ hehuers of The Vermont Pp,.pi, tr
teresieo d. ur hunters rseearep-s az -. .i
mem on luhs haiauies can obtain me DooE rr
VII ing 10 MIN a. Tine above uuur,e.
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c. P. gibson, AuCtloneer

NoMMlssION DEALER III horses keaj F.srsf.
- ahu personal property bLabies N III.
siT---t hrautenor0 VI 'e0' o. hlll4
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IRON Inc auuua. Town officers report
nov III Inc hands OF the printers anu suur
TO De ready Tor distribution, II appears tina,
the total receipts or tne treasurer during
the wear were S7.6509.. Tins sun ll.
CluO---.
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