Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-18

to animals will hold its annual meeting on
Tuesday evening. Nov. =, at 80 O clock
in the Free library.
A. V. May has leased the lower part of
Mrs. Z. X Whites house on North Main
street to Miss A. NJ. Melville and brother
who will locate here this winter for the
practice of medicine.
There will be no Harvest concert at the
Congregational church this year. but in
stead there will probably be a supper on
the night of the annual pew rem al The
Christmas concert will be held as usual
II. d. Ryder, the county examiner of
teachers, has decided not to hold an eX-
animation at Wilmington this month. EX-
aminations will be held IN Bellows Fails
and Brattleboro Nov. 1926 at the usual
places
Rev. Mr.. Marble. who preached at the
Baptist church a week ago Sunday will oc-
cupy the same pulpit next Sunday. A
the Congregational church the preaching
will be by a representative of the American
Tract society.
Arthur Birch. who lives on the Brooks
farm on The Vernon road and who former
" worked in the meat market of j. a.
Pulen. has gone into the meat business
for himself. He put a meat wagon on the
road OH Monday of this week
DR.. Edwin C. Thorn is to change his
place of business from Winchester, y. H.,
to Deerfed, Mass. DR. Thorn went to
Winchester last July and he has been sue
cessful in his practice, but he believes
there is better opening in Deerteld.
Rev. c. O. Day preached last Sunday,
morning and evening. in the Second Con
3 al i'm mi rvff "a
so gave an address at the afternoon Y NJ.
c. A. meeting. AT the Mon service in
the evening a large part of company X
were present.
Iucius and Fred Richardson went to
! Chester Conn, last week, where they
! bought six fine pairs Of Hereford steers Of
! John 3. Ripley who arrived from Maine
with two carloads of animals There is a
! great demand for this class of cattle The
cattle bought by the Richardson's range
from two to four years Of age. They will
! be kept for workers.
Judge Z. L Waterman was in Bellows
! Falls Friday and Saturday to act as referee
! in the case of buchanan, Witherbee a Co.
| of Bellows Falls against the Fuller-W War
ren Warming and NeDtilatlng company Of
! Boston to recover for extra work done on
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Major {. Hought u, son OF Mrs. ;. Is.
| Houghton, and Miss Ella Is. Blodgeit,
daughter OF +, W. Blodgett OF 81 Green
street, were married at the brides home at
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ouiet because of the recent death of the
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trimmed with chrvsanthemums Mr. and
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