Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-08

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The Democratic county committee have
decided TO hold the Democratic county
convention at Newfane. August >.
C. f. r. Jpnne's agency has adiusfed
the loss from the burning Of the Uerrick
buildings in Ccn,reyllle AT s1771.
Mai w CbiIds has roceived orlo,s from
GERMANY France and Ireland fnr fac Sim.
ilos Of 10 Oil Rrs,tlehoro nos,oaa sta,nn.
He received an order for six 10 90 TO Mis-
souri, Friday.
Tho posion a. Maine r,i,roa5 co,o,,,..,
sra ,e,lairinT ,heir ra,or taut roar he
Sicc,rid IaL, station Tba Lriiling is in
noon. co,,,iitio,, s,,5 ~ ,a,,. ono All ,,ror.
.il, ho hrii, ,,ext f,Il
Mrs. Z. A. Slack. Mrs. l. q. p. smith,
Mrs. Flora Clarv and Mrs. W. r. Haish
were accepted Tuesday as members OF the
Brattleboro chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Nrrs varnor Sroar ,ros thrown from
, c,r,f,co NanJay ,ye,i,,s ON Oal,
stroat lie horse Lsvino noon niobtened
by some fireworks. Fortunately She was
unhurt and the wagon not damaged.
The Waterman. the Baptist journal.
gives the name If Rev. /. Temple of
Brattleboro as one of the ias,ors who will
Occupy the pulpit of the First Baptist
church in Walham. Mass. during the
month # August.
Tho Christian Frla,ror sociotv cf fle
n,ntist cbnrcL oIoc,e1 ,baso o,,icsrs Tnas.
day evening for the semi-annual term:
President, A. /. Maynard: vice president,
f. 5. Knight secretary, Gertrude Croker;
treasurer, Lena Batcheder.
Several of the gardeners about town
have discovered a worm which is destroy.
ING their sweet corn. The worm is about
one inch in length. 1t operates on the
centre leaves of the plant. eating its way
down through the stalk and thus DESTROY
ing H.
George A. Dinsmo.e @. who We from
| Brat leb1ry TO Bridgeport. CONF. in April
to take a position i'm the America Ord
nance .ompany's works. has been promot-
| ed to a sistants perntcndenl Of the Gun de-
partment. This is Mr.. Dnsmore's second
! promotion. the first being TO the posi- ion
| of night foreman.
r.o,,,. ro,.,o,i u.t,o ,,... ~, ..;,i T., >-..,.
| York recently for the murder Of Mamie
| Cunningham. niece Of Rev. Father Gun.
ningham, has cen admitted to bail in the
sum of $1,000, which was furnished by a
friend. The jury stood to for acquittal,
and Judge Goff in his charge emphasized
| the fact that there was no real evidence
showing that the crime was committed by
Farrell.
Tho Ros,opTranscri,,, sa,-s ,Polar, Go,
don Hardie's latest portrait is on exhibition
in Doll ~ Richards's gallery. Its a likeness
of Mr.. Edward A. Strong of this city. and
is one of the artists most successful works
! The drawing of the hands is uncommonly
fine, and as has been remarked Of many
of the best portraits, this part of the work
is of the first importance as an index OF
! character"
Tho Dauohters of tho A,roricor poro.
luton held meeting at the Brooks House
| Tuesday afternoon. A large number OF
members were present. Several papers
on the early history of Brattleboro were
read The papers were written by schol-
ars in the first, eighth and ninth grades OF
the Bratteboro schools and were very in.
! teresting Four new members were voted
into the chapter.
eor Corod- lor ,o,,ao. Co.. CLo-1o.
Rean NC. arras,od o,,l 90, ~ ui,sIaI-
Saturday night by Charles Eebiqhagsen.
Canedy was charged with selling Uouo,
contrary to the law and his hearing wa.
I set for this morning. HlnsJale otncer.
visited both the Bean and Fuis brewaria.
Monday mornino as il was understood
that both establishments had stocked mr.
for the Fourth of Julv trade
~, ~, go.
ne '"sI 'SsHe o' men the oIlc!ai or
gan Of me Dung Men CHRISTIAN asso
cla'lOhs VI america haH 'He iolio"lng IL
lys "iilS uepaI.ilet l,r news "nIch VIII DC
ed AT Camp Cuba Iibre At Jacksonvile
Fla. for the use of tbe army workers
Frank L. Smith is in CHARGE. having az as
sistants r. r. Austin of New Yorl, am
Harry Morrison of Atlanta. Ga"
p, "A :, nearing Is IN progress To-Day Oeior'
N' "a. a l,oee vi DelloMs rams, sPecla
master ueterLilhe Tue yalue OF the stocH
ol the Farmers MechahIcs Exchange
grocery store al such time as t 1ne contend
ing P"ltles may aSIee upon Inc result o.
MS nhulng WIN ueternilhe tne amount, u
any Which must DE Palu 10 the stockDold
baro hoon r"ue ]p ;9 W. -" Exoh " mh ,,
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The eighth international convention OF
the Baptist Young Peoples union will be
held in Buffalo, \. y, July l4-l1, and il
is expected that over 200 from this state
will attend, The fare for the round trI
will be S9.4O from Bellows Falls and The
official route will be by way OF the Rutland
railroad TO Rutland, Bennington n Rut
land railroad TO White Creek, Fitchburg
railroad to Rotterdam junction, and Wes