Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-22

The annual log drive of the Connecticut
Valley lumber company. which will be
started soon from the headwaters of
the Connecticut. is estimated to contain
As, 600 900 feet, which is somewhat larger
than in recent years.
Henry f. Burgess of Bennington has
sold the stallion, George st. Clair, 210h,
to G. G. Harrington of Grand Rapids,
Mich. for 5000. The horse was shipped
to Michigan last week. Charles Miner
formerly owned the animal
4 pair Of handsome young Morgan geld
ings. bay were shipped Friday from Lyn-
donville to Fred w Putnam. Mr.. Put
nam bought them last autumn in the
northern part of the state and had them
kept in Lyndonville through the winter
The Vermont Consstory. 5. p. H. s..
Valley of Burlington, has issued hand
some memorial of DR. Dan Pcaslcc Web
ster, who was member of the consistory.
The printed tribute is surrounded with
purple border, and in one corner is the
purple badge of mourning.
\ Viai lecture illustrated. will he Civ
en-. to ladies only, ON Thursday. April
2>, at 80 p. m, ut Grange hall. 10y Frank
&. Condor, manager of the NiaNi com
pany. This lecture will be upon mat
tcrs pertaining to the physical welfare
of women. There will be no charge for
,,d lIrs lrr,,sta Ntors, 81 GmtIr',rI
straot ,,oro ,narried S,turda,. n,.onino ,t
49,, b,,,a Of Ntrs ltn,,,is con L,,,,l,
Morse on Guilford street. Rev. T.. @. s.
Osgood of the Unitarian church, perform
ed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. stowe
went at once to Mr.. Stoves home, the
old stowe homestead. where they began
trade
The Reed house on Green street fla
milary known as the Reed castle" and
the small house next west of IT have been
bought by Harry L. Emerson Mr. Emer-
son will tear them down and erect on the
site a handsome residence for his own
occupancy. The sale was made through
a. v May Ital estate 4SencE, me Ne'u
mouse was pulit UPWARDS OF on years ago
w the la'e Jai,ies l'eeu' II WIS one "i 'le
LANDMARKS OF the TOWN.
A Springfield Republican news item
saws; "The New England mining company
will set llp a smelling plant Mt the con-
per mine in Charlemont as soon as the
tunnel which has % or 30 feet further to
go. is finished The tunnel will be go
feet in length. The shaft has reached a
depth of 100 feet and will be lowered 70
more to meet the tunnel the work being
done from below The comnanv is talk
assayed." This is the company for which
ID. T. Perry is Mt work digging the TIM
mol
a. n. Johnson sugar house in West
Brattleboro was burned Monday night,
with 10 barrels of sap, a store tub. evapor-
ON which thnra was M insurance Whot
caused tho fro is not known No vrno6
vas mt i'm the arch oftor g o'clock and ar
< o'rIoc, avarvthing ,,as all rigbt In
the morning ali maj w.. laft ,,.as s,,,,,,l
deriny rims Tho buiIdirp stood IN n
hollow about An rods fror, tbn bn,so
Aftar tho 6ro tbora ,,.,s a ,rond r,,,, 80
eon uLicb ,.os t,l,a,, oa,., 90 a., o,,
of Mr. Iobnson,s raigbbors
a reception TO Rev. ana Mrs, +. w.
Lewis was rendered by the ladies OF the
Methodist church Monday evening to cN-
press their satisfaction because of the
return OF Rev. ana Mrs Lewis to Brat
'leboro for their third Year. There was a
large attendance ana the reception was
very pleasant ana cordial y short mu-
steal program Vas rendered. consisting of
a duet by Miss Lewis ana Mr.. Roberts
and solos by Miss Matthews and Miss
l4eitslnger, Mrs. Hlgley being the accom-
PIANIST. refreshments OF cake and coffee
We're served. Rev. Mr.. Lewis will at
tehd the general conference at Los
Angeles during May his pulpit being sup
pied during that month.
James Perley Kingsley. o. who has
been employed by LiNeryman II. r.
Brown the past three years, died at the
American House shortly before noon
Tuesday, He had been i'll with grip, fol-
lowed by acute meningitis. He was born
n"