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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS,
A Narrow Escape. Perhaps.

A discovery was made a few days ago
which has been discussed considerably by
the water commissioners and the Oailitts
and which indicates that If "a large fire had
occurred u the vicinity of the square or ON
Rockingham street In the past few months
the result might have been serious from
the Gripping Of the water supply.
10 was found that the lU-Incn gate near
the junction of Rockingham aud Atkinson
streets that suppivs Rockingham street and
the square directly from the large main.
was closed AS no one knew when lt was
closed or when it was last used. the sup
position is that IL had been shut for some
months This Rockingham street branch
Is connected through the square with the
pipe running through Schoo. street. max
Ing loop, and the places of business and
dwellings had been supplied via school
street only. very materially decreasing the
pressure. even with the ordinary use Of
water Had an emergency arisen the
force of water would have been decreased
TO a large extent if it had been necessary
TO use a number of hydrants at the same
time. but as the emergency did not arise
no harm has been done.
1t mas taught all connected with the ser
vice TO look out for such matters after
water mas been shut of from two ends OF a
loop 1t was evidently done at some time
when repairs were being made inside the
loop. 1t being shut at both ends. then when
water was let in again only one was
opened and, as the service was fairly good,
1t was forgotten.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
WESTMINSTER WEST

Misses May and Ethel Kerr are under
the care OF Dr. PettenG.U.
Mrs. j. L. Miller Of Westminster spen,
several days in the early part of the week
with relatives here.
Miss Jennie Goodell is al Capt cor
ham for a time Mrs. Gorhams broken
wrist is doing wei! and speedy recovery is
probable
Mrs Blanchard of Burlington, sister
of Mrs. II. T. Wellman, came Tuesday FOR
a visit. and is al NJ. Weimau for a time.
She has not been here tor Is years
Miss Annie Chandler has returned from
her school work IN Rhode Island MI
Chandler continues in much The same con
ditiOL IN which he has been Tor cOnslj-
cradle time.
Miss Kate Gorham recently spent several
days with the family of Deacon i. W. Car
penter She has very seldom been away
from home, having been an invalid for
many years.
Hon. W. i. Cutting has suffered in-
lensey Tor TWO weeks past. apparently
from an aDscess in The ear. j, has con
fined him 10 the house. b-t he seems now
to be slowly improving.
Mrs. Butterheld Is recovering slowly
from the effects OF the carriage accident,
/ an account OF which was given in The
Phoenix a week ago She is not able
fully 10 resume her home duties Vet.
A large number OF our Young people
went over TO Westminster Tuesday even
/ ING 10 witness the performance of the oper-
eta Golden Hair They report a very
! pleasing entertainment. and as they We're
we. paired Of it is 10 be surmised that
/ the ride 10 and from was equally as pleas
/ ant as the rest
Mrs Avery Of North StonlnCtOu. Conn.
with whom Barbara schwenk lived Tor
/ several years as an adopted daughteI is
/ making a yisi, of Two weeks at the resi-
dence of A. /. Harlow Il is her urst
/ trip 10 Vermont Anthony Schwenk came
up from BrattleDOrO Wednesday. so that
all the Schwenk family were here together
T. L. Harlow has returned 10 Maiden
/ after an outing OF a week, par- Of the
/ time having been spent upon his rarm il
haymaEiu- Mrs. Harlow. who has been
suffering from slow fever Tor seyera.
weeks and who was though. 10 have nearly
/ recovered. has recently suffered a relapse
T IL Is hoped, however IL Will mol prove se-
/ uou.
! + w. D0Odhue was al the Mortified
student conference 1Or ten days. coming
home Monday. He was a delegate from
/ Dartmouth college. with three other young
men Harry Perkins of Burlington, who
/ is classmate of j. j. Coddiug, having
graduated this year. came mp from North
/ held on his way back and stopped a day at
Mr.. COddings
Charles Gorham has entered the employ
/ OF the wooden company at Saxtons River
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
DUMMERSTON

Joseph Miller. town clerk for half cen
tury. was seriously Ill few days recently.
but IS now so much improved that ne can
resume light clerica work
The lawmakers have had TWO weeks Of
remarkably good weather Tor securing the
hay crop which is very abundan, some
farmers have more nay than they have
room Tor storage.
There will he preaching in the Concre-
gatioua church mex, sunday. The Chris
tiau Endeavor meeting ON sunday evening
viii begin a, the usual hour. 1880 oclock.
For TWO or three evenings recently il began
al % clock. The mid-week prayer meet
iuGs have been sustained in the absence OF
a pastor since the nrst Of June.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
STATIONS RIVER.

Mrs. Fairchild came home las, week for
a visit
M. Duncan OF Boston spent Sunday at
the Bancrofts.
Mrs. Neil and children expect TO leave
on Monday for their Buffalo home,
Miss Frost is attending a summer
school OF music at Auburndale, Mass.
Mrs Waterman OF Southington, Conn,
is visiting her sister, Mrs W. [, Clough.
Rev. Mr.. Reid Of Bellows Falls occupied
the Congregational pulpit Sunday morn
ing.
Mis- Pope Of Vermont Academy is at
tending the French summer school Of
Prof. KouX.
Mrs. William Buchanan returned home
Monday from a TWO weeks visit with her
children in Boston
The rain of Wednesday was exceedingly
welcome. Gardens were suffering and the
roads exceedingly dusty.
Miss Edwards Of Boston. a graduate
from college, is member OF the French
school and guest OF the Tenneys.
Mrs. +. smith was brought on Wedues-
day from Westminster 10 her daughter
Mrs. Farr Mrs. Smith is helpless,
Farmers are progressing finely in the
work Of nayInG. The barns in many cases
will not hold this year abundant crop,
Nj Jakway has bought OF Walter
Glyuu the goods .L his Bellows Falls
store and viii continue the business III the
same store.
Early in the week q party LEI. here Tor
an outing al Sunapee lake. The party
numbered Mrs. BemIs and daughters. Mrs.
Fairchll Homer Nourse, Wayne Thomp-
son, Miss Scouay, and perhaps others
The midsummer meeting OF our town
Sunday school association al the Congre-
gational church las, sunday evening was
an excellent one. There was large au-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

MI ami Mrs. II. /. White and Nj,
C,ertrlld. William, OF Maiden. Mass. spent
SuUta. ~ C. J. Parks
!, i-- --"' 90 Pa Ia
n-'. '.
"',A -'' S'.! $40 D'- -o-1
A'- Il ''.' ---''
T. /. and Warren hea.d Il brat-.,s-ll
gave llCuOc-apA exhibition al this place
Z urSl. .r'rIu-. The audience all I'd
terta.L.l,L. .,.r u-.l -n
p-r... W.ris,.. win, has s-s-. .,.s
rs.- r.., .,. -r.. r,-,o.,.s ~ da,i,,s.-, -,
.-,,,-.,..l. A.. ,-t... F.,,,s.. },.. .,-'
49,. 80. 7. yv'.-,srs +o, - leu y,sst.s
Inc preaching service al Inc MeiAoalst
church next sunday WA. pe IL The evening.
- lAr pastor WILL +Ir~cu Oh Juln IheEs sion
Hal ID 'Le MuIA-l E sunday scAoo- a.
noon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
WARDSBORO

Miss Minnie Coy Is a; work Tor a. L.
Wheeler
Mr.. and Mrs c. 3. Dexter Of Troy, y.
I, arrived here last week.
Frank Plimpton Of Somerville. Mass. is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. t.
B. Pllmptou,
Mrs. Charles Halves OF Barre, Mass.
and her two daughters are visiting Mrs
Dexter L. Brigham.
Miss Agnes L. Wheeler is visiting in
Bellows Falls and will visit other places
before she returns home
= Old Jack Frost visited some Of the corn
fields in our village and left his marks Ju-
~ II. much 10 the regret of the owners
Mrs. NJ A. Smith has returned home
from Hinsdaie, y. H. where she has spent
two weeks with her daughter. Mrs. c. Il.
Newcomb. Although she cannot speak OF
much improvement in regard 10 her health,
she Is considered more comfortable al the
present time.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
SOUTH NEWFANE

Mrs Bicktorl is visiting friends In
Massachusetts.
A friend Of Arthur Moss of New York
is with him f0r a few weeks al t. r.
Bruce,
Mrs. Il r. Willard is very .l., not able
10 leave her room. Mrs. j, W. Kelsey is
also upon the sick list.
Mrs. s. j.. ShanDacker and son OF
Lansdowne, Pa. are with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e.. Morse.
Mrs. Kendall and daughters arrived
from Boston last Saturday and are now
with her father, Samuel Morse.
Miss Sarah Morse OF Philadelphia and
Miss Hawey of Brattleboro were the
guests OF the DeXters at the villa on Tues
day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

y. O. Williams supplied the pulpit OF
the Congregational church at Alstead last
Sunday in the absence of the pastor
Homer Bacon, assistant principal of
the High school, Is taking o two month.
course of study at the Harvard summer
school
Prof s. Z. Whitney, who Is connected
with the Church Of the Advent in Boston
will have charge of the musi. at the Euis-
Copal centennial celebration on July -
Bodine * Davis are making great drive
on many varieties of their granite, TIN and
wooden ware. having Yesterday circulated
about town q tOur-page circular with cuts
showing their bargains and giving prices.
In the new quadriennial appraisal of real
estate lust completed the increase made
upon the real estate of the international
Paper company over what the Fall Noun
tain Paper company was four years a-o.
and on the Bellows Falls Cana company.
aggregates $4,000.
W. & Glvnn has made another change
IL business. having sold the store which
ne recently opened IN the new MAYNARD
block 10 H. T. JaKway Mr.. JaKwav has
mad charge Of Mr.. Glvuus store ar sax
tons River during the time Mr.. Giynn mas
been mere The Rockingham street store
mas been closed for some DAYS, until II was
opened Yesterday again by Mr.. JaKway
An inventory has been taken during the
time It was closed, upon which the sale
was based
The old wooden bridge at Brockwav $
Mills, where the railroad crosses the river
Is being replaced by g substantial iron struc-
rure, the work being well along upon the
change. The taking away of this old
bridge recalls TO many citizens the accident
which occurred there over 30 wears ago.
when passenger train was derailed lust
as it approached the bridge, and portion
OF II went over the side, leaving a passen-
ger car lust balancing over the edge The
bridge Is a very high one. it being - feet
from the rails 10 the rocks below.
tOucr BcU0l~s Fails ue,rS on 7tt 0oosl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

Divine services in Christ church on sun
day next al 2:5O O'Clock.
Miss May Of Rochester Y. T., is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Frank Beck
Mrs. Emery of Boston. mother of G. ?.
Emery, has arrived to spend several weeks
al GeO. J.. Milers.
Archie Melieu, who takes the lead IN
cabbage raising has field Of over 1000
plants for this year
Postmaster John Wucoz is very low
and not expected 90 recover M. Ellis OF
bratt.eooro is taking care of him
Henry Howard of New York and Mrs.
Augusta Sanders OF Jamaica, uncle and sis-
ter Of Mrs Jesse WeatherheaJ. have been
guests OF the latter this week
William Rose and daughter. Mrs Ida
Newton of Greenfield, Mas. and Ms.
Ralph Parks of Bernards,0u came 90 at-
tend the funeral Of Warren Wilder.
Mrs. Cooley who mas been housekeeper
for Edison smith for several years past.
suffered a para.ytic shock OF the lett side
last week and d, ID a helpless condition
The body OF Mrs Walter Cook was
brought from New Hampshire 90 this place
for burial on Thursday Of this week Ms
Cook being % daughter-iu-iaw Of Fred
Cook
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
The sultan and our Missionaries.

The Porte mas demanded the recall Of two
American Missionaries from the province OF
Aieppo on the preteZr THAT their mission Is likely
TO cause disturbances The SICK man OF EuroV-.
is as unreasonable as his political health IL feeble
AS O. bright contrast 20 his onstinacy and stupid
Try, the people OF America are acknowledging far
and wide -h- prnehceuer OF the mission of Hos
letter stomach Birters. namely, 10 relieve and
prevent malaria. rheumatism, and kidney com
plant. chronic dyspepsia. constipation and liver
trouble The nervous aul weak ana the iuhrm
derive uusuesEal.e benefit from IT'S use. and Dr.
greatly miuEates the weakness and inurmities
which. are specially incident 90 advancing years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

a. =. Larabee is working TO. /. Il. BAL
lon
M, T. NJ Tucker and daughter ara a;
Il s. F.uma>.
Mr.. Pers.- lame, and daughters are
stopping n town
L. ". summer mas a new Granite state
Moving machine
Frank Seaver Of Orange, Mass. is work
ln- a. /. W summer So
Henry Beals and wife OF North Adams,
Mass. have been staying with y. j.. Bal.
". T. Clark. wife and daughter. Elhe..
spent severa. DAYS visiting IN Massacnu-
sets. returning lha lO.h
The Rev Samuel j. Smith will deliver a
Masonic discourse TO the members of
Unity Lodge, + and a. NJ. a; the Baptis,
chcrch at 1875 A. ~. on sunday. all are
earnestly invited TO attend Evening ser.
vices a. $50 as usual.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
JACKSONVILLE.

The Jacksonville military band adver-
Uses a dance and refreshments 10 be given
al Glen House the evening of July %
L. L. Brigham of Hinsdale, y. H. was
.u town this week. returning with his
family who have been visiting home a
couple OF weeks.
W. W. Heald of BrattleDor3 is adyer-
used 20 give a concert Al Grange nall the
evening OF July -, reproducing "SOusa $
band and many other nne musical pro
CuctlOns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
GUILFORD CENTRE

VINO picked up a shoe box with little
girls new shoes last sunday morning
Ms Anna Newton OF Greenfield ls
spending several weeks az L. W Miner. 5.
/. H. Akiey Of Vernon and GEO
Philips OF Pu,ney We're IL town buying
COWS Wednesday
j. A. Henry took a general shaking up
Tuesday afternoon. falling J. or more feet
from a load Of hay Il the ban.
W O. Wordeu is confined TO the house
from the effects OF getting poisoned while
spraying potatoes.
Wednesday Mr., Walter Cook body
was brought from hc- home iu Stoidarl.
y. H.. 90 Fred T. Cooks IN this Gown Tor
funeral and uur.A.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
BIOOd-Cleaning.

Hous--clsanIng is duty lu every vell-reg-
ulat-d household People don't wait until the
nlJu becomes painfully apparent but 10 stands to
reason that Iu every CAV use more 0T less dust
or Girt accumulate. III De- $50 with the human
blood. From the enormous variety Jt eataulrs
takru into the stomach. quantity uf Useless
material Is bound 20 accumulate lu the blood and
clog the free and Wholesome n1U il the vessels.
Every person should from time % time have
blood cleaning and the best cleans and blood
purifier is lascarrt- Candy latuarII. We rr-
commend them 10 all our readers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

Fred Livermore has been quite i...
Miss AddIe TwitcheM has new Bares
piano.
Miss Pamela Hobart of Boston has Pee
Gently visited here
Miss Blanche Phillips is working at Nj
Morse's .u WiIuamsvilr.
Alice Randall of Atho.. Mass, is at her
father s. Moses Banda.Is.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson of Beaufort. S. c..
are at Mrs Dale's for the season.
Sunday both churches observed in
measure the Presidents proclamation.
Albert Mason and family Of Gardner.
Mass, are visiting al Adelbert Mason s.
Dana Brigham and wife of Southboro.
Mass. are visiting at Elliot Wetherbee's.
Miss Dale has returned from Beau
fort, >. c., where she spent The winter
Mr.. Britton. an athlete from South Had
ley Falls, has been spending some time al
the hOttl.
Miss Bessie Hardy has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where she has spent
several weeks visiting relatives.
Leon smith Of Springfield. Mass, took
"a bicycle trip TO Wardsboro and on his
wa -'---''- q t'-- "a 4taatta AA-a
Mrs Edw. Batchelier has returned
from MiddieOury. whore she went to spend
commencement week with her son.
c. II Grant of BratteDoro has recently
set nice granite monument Oh t. Il.
tesseudeu iut ia OakwOod cemetery
Mrs. Addie Green. who has been spend
ing seyera. months ia Rutland. Mass. IS
at her sister S. Mrs. Achsah FrankAn's.
Mrs >bsttuol- and dsrrb+e~ l,rri. ,r..
a, Henry HoIian5-s and Ms AdFIs Si'...
trcl viii come Ia-a- ana thew v.II s,,s,-a
some weeks In foun
Ii w N.a3b,r. cio-.- ,r Holland.
store -ool, sho~. VACATION which ,rrI,,1
IN mo. lb U.,isite5 fr,or,J. H.. W..
,o- and Colab-oop Mo-
l NJ - D-.t-..
~ ~ IN IT,
~, " az d. - ,-" Ilplo'o3A s.
a. ,--- '-'. ~ OITa9,'-s al
q ,.scle- In. \sy. VI 90 .s -, ~.
,,,,s,-.
Norman hant oi orange, Mass. mas
been -u Town looking up Ola friends anl
schoo.maies, and visiting The old home
stead, the farm That Ephram Fuller now
owns and where his father Chester Rand.
A'e1 many year
The community was saddenet 10 hear
Of the death OF george a. BROOKS al san
uago. Nj. bTo0Ks was young man OF a
kind heart and generous impulses, and
great sympathy is fe.i Tor the mother and
sisters who are so wei known here.
MI and Mrs. Ade.Dert Mason started
Thursday on a carriage drive TO Piistowu,
Lanslneourc am o-her places -n New
ork stale where they nav" relatives.
They will be accompanied uy A.be-. Ma
son ani family of Gardner. Mas. who
have been visiting al Mr. Mason
Mrs ". L. Lsw-ou Of Brat.leuoro and
her sou-iu-.aw an WIFE NJ. an3 Mrs
Bailey. came last week for q vlsi. al Asa
Greenwood s. Mrs. Lswion was taken sar.-
ODD .-...r. -rr..~ r...-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
WEST DUMMERSTON
!. N. Dunklee IS VISITING here

The postmaster has received and placed
on sale the new stamps OF the Omaha Sc
ries.
The farmers report big crops Of hay and
tine quality. Many of them have finished
hayiu-
j. E Townsend took hiswife home last
Saturday. She seemed 10 enjoy the visit.
She returned Tuesday.
Hugh Rogers has bought the Van Doom
cottage and will move il into next week
W. II. Clouse moves into the Green house
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
Six Cases Of Diphtherin in one Family.

The family of w. T. Parsons. living on
Wells street opposite the snath shop, is
being sadly afflicted lust now. ednesday
Renia L.. a child of four years, died of
diphtheria about ! O'Clock and was buried
at in the afternoon. The other four chill
dreu. and Mr.. Parsons himself are III with
the same disease. although none of them
are critically so at this time Ar. Parsons
mas been sick two or three weeks with
rheumatism but since the children We're
taken with the diphtheria "a week ago he
mas had mild attack also The attending
physician is DR.. Hill. who mas been assisted
bv Or. Allbee portion of the time There
mas been diphtheria Iu the house three
times during the last year. An lnvesuga-
tion of the premises dlscIoses the fact that
while the house itself is well plumned.
there are two or three dwellings further up
the hill from which there is no sewer.
From these the sewage runs down a little
valley and empues into the sewer lust In
front of Mr. Parsons :. and it Is thought
this may be the cause Of the disease The
board OF health is 10 be called to look into
the matter az once
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

Eva and Bertha Adams spent SUNDAY al
their mother S, Mrs. Willard Higleys.
Charles Bartlett and a force OF men are
here cutting his own and Henry Warren's
hay
Mrs Walcott and two sons of Greenfield
are stopping at her mother S, Mrs. Sally
Prouty's.
The rain of Tuesday was a great boom 70
farmers about here, as the TOP of the
ground was getting very dry.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

dience. Rev. Mr.. Boughton led the ser
vice of praise PRAYER was offered by Rev.
Mr.. Chaplin. i. W. Hawley Of Brattle-
boro spoke of Fright Ideas of the Sunday
School" he held the attention OF the
audience for a half hour Rev. j. Il.
Reid spoke on "Doubters and How to
Deal with Them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

success in life depends upon the liver Is the
way tAas. Lamu. the poet and punSter put IL
M-dical science mas proven, that nIne-tentns of
the ailments of living nave their origin no the
liver, and ~ constipation caused 10y its derangr
meut~ Keep the liver lively and all will be- well
Modern science points ont Cascarets as the only
perfect gentle. positive liver regulator it 10 be-
used ~ the delicate human organism. All dru-
gIsIs sell CasCarets lOc.. 2i-.. il,.. and We Tee
commend them most heartily.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

Ir there ever was specific Tor any one com.
PLANT then Carter Little Liver Pills are specid.
Tor sick headache. and every woman should know
tl.- They are not only positive cure but &
SURE preventive 81 taken when the approach Is
felt. Carter Little Liver Pills aCI directly on
tne liver and bile, and pa TINS way remove the
cause of disease without nrst making YOU sick bv
a weakening purge. II you Try them you viii not
be- disappointed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
SOUTH LONDONDERRY

Frank Tyler of Brattleboro is visiting al
Z. W Melendys
Mrs. T.. Is. Goddard returned from her
visit 10 Fitch0urg and vicinity on Tuesday
I. F. Sterling returned 10 his home in
Weymouth. Mass, on Monday after spend
ing a few DAYS visiting friends here
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

Senior On Bose, late secretary of the
Spanish legation al Washington. and
Lieut.. Carrauza, military attache. accused
or conducting a spanish spy system in
this country, left Montreal Tuesday by the
Dominion steamer Ottoman at the urgent
and repeated request of the Dominion
government.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
Halifax Tax Notice.

THE tax payers Of Halifax are hereby notified
i that the selecLmen have placed in my hands
for collection the town tax. on list Of 1895 dis
count OF per cent will be allowed on all taxes
paid within ninety days from the date of this
notice Halifax. July l5, 1895
esq WILLARD WEEKS, treasure
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
TOWNsHEND


a fire was started boy @ spark from the
engine setting fire To- some lies Oh Che
railroad track, which the wind famed in-
to- q flame and t soon spread go the grass
ON L. J., HASTINGS meadow and 10 the
little strip ot woods near the cemetery, and
it was much feared t would reach the
mountain and destroy @ large amount of
timber. bat a fore. of men turned out
large enough to combat B, and further
damage was saved
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
shipping scy,he snnth. to south Amer

The snath shop Of Derby * Ball Is being
rushed to its fullest capacity, and has been
for some months owing to the large crop
Of nay IN all parts of the country. 1t is
probable that the annual vacation of the
shop during the month Of August will have
10 be shortened this year They have al
ready made three thousand dozen snath>
more than last year and orders keep com
ing They received two orders aggregat-
ing 20u dozen TO go 10 buenos Avres this
week which viii be shipped Immediately.
Their export trade tins wear mas been un-
usually large.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
Special Notice.

A IL Gas ana Electric bills must ue paid on ur
"a before July 2Jth ar the office Of the COM
pany y Crosby Block c. F. THOMPSON.
Treasurer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

To get relief from indigestion. bilious.
ness, constipation or torpid liver without disturb
few doses OF Carriers Little Liver Pills, they viii
viii please you.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15

All disorders caused by a bilious state OF
the system can be cured by using Carriers Little
Liver Pills. No pain. gripping or discomfort at
tending their use. Try them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
To onrs Combination Forever.

Take lsscarets Candy Cathartic. DO or - cents.
il T.. q. T.. fail 20 cure, druggists refund money