Vermont phœnix. [volume], May 02, 1890, SUPPLEMENT, Image 7

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IX THE LOCAL FIELD.
nets-taiie.
"ur villas school In-ems next Monday,
in charge of Mis A K Knli.
The imllitifry season opens next week
with the uual display at V N Chase's U
lymdonderry lnili-s, Thursday anil Kridaj'
Attention of inetuliera is called to I lie
library meeting Saturday at ."! r
The funeral of Mm Addle Holland, only
daughter of Mrs Sehna and tin- late Mail
iwn Holland took place Monday, Kev C
It. Smith officiating Miss Hollind patient
ly lre h long and very painful s.kness
dating from the illness of her brother
Frank who ,1ml last fall or in early winter
Itev t V Uurenn. late of MedH-ld.
Man , has leeii in town recently
Carieuters have this ek begun work
on the llirrhanl bouse
Frank Ixiwehas taken ikmm-ssioii of the
hill farm in New fane, lately bought of II
Marry nf Putney The Davidson tenement
vacated by Sir Uwe is now occupies! by
Mr. ami Mrs Swain, who move from Hel
lows Falls
Mrs. V T Hruee and her daughter Car
rie. who was Mtnously ill III Toronto from
about March I, returned last Fridav
The uell-kr-ouu Oeu P. T. Kimball
homestead, ow ned by Hon. M II. Tw itchell.
was told on Wednesday to K. A. Benedict,
of Atlanta, (ia., who will extensively re
model the bouse for a summer residence.
Baile .V- Miner of llrattlelsiro made the
sale.
Supersitor C I' Hall will hold a public
educational meeting in Union ha'l at 7 . (
o'ch k next Tuesday evening. During the
day the county tmarilof eilucation will hold
their animal meeting.
The Sins of Tetujiersnce will meet next
Saturday evening at the residence of M
Davidson, and will begin the historical ami
scien titic coulee of reading on the temper
ance question as found in the new- publica
tion, "The Better la " All who are in
terestcl are invited to join in the reading
The annual meeting of the Fayetteville
Park association was held at 1'uion hall
April 'Jil. and the follow jug officers were
chosen : Trustees, S. Worster, H. C Kager,
N M. liatchelder. J I Pierce, A T. War
ren, M. R. Pratt. F K. Wellmau : presi
dent. M. Davidson . vice president, A. T
Warren , secretary, II. C Kager . treasur
er, tieo. W Sherw in.
Mm. C. P DeWitt. who is now- in Palm
er, has decided not to return to Xewfane,
ami plans to go South in the winter.
The meiuliers of the I.yal Temperauce
legion are resplendent with new badge
pins.
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson and Mr. Cieo.
Goodenough attended the lecture by Iter.
Sam Small in Krattleboro Monday night.
The funeral of Miss Addie Holland was
attended at her home Monday afternoon,
Rev. Mr. Smith conducting the services.
Mrs N. M. Batehelder has charge of
raising funds among the New fane ladies to
go toward the Mary Washington monu
ment The reorgauiiation of the Congregation
al Sunday school will take place Sunday,
May 4.
MUs Minnie Morse uf Nouth NVwfaue uilll- at
Mrs V Moore's next Tuesday and Wednesday
with milliner' g"is
At the last meeting of Birchard tost
ComraJe Weston, at the request of Mrs.
Birclianl, presented the post with a large
portrait of Sardis Birchard, in whose honor
the post was named. A vote of thanks
was tendered Mrs. Birchard for the inter
est she manifested in the post, and in hon
or of our brave comrade who laid down his
life at Andersonville c.
Samuel Morse i dangerously ick with
la grippa.
U'illUMirlllr.
The next meeting of the Sons of Tem
perance will Iw held Tuesday evening, May
13.
We hope that all will remember the edu
cational metrtititf at Union hall, Newfaue,
Tuesday eveiiimr. Mav ... Mr. Hall, our
eountv u-ervior. will have charire
Itev" James Eatw.l will preach m the
- iinuilnl.a a sa a, I ik. hUkl
Bev. Lewii Orout will preaTT. rnT,r:.l'X.S I 1
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liuvralHt church next Sunday at the
usual hour.
Mrs Joneentto IWou on Tuesday,
and will attend th wholesale millinery
openinc thete tht week.
U Irr.
Mr Ut- Holland wnt Tuevlay to
Townhend tit work in the hotel.
liv l'wii liiout will preach heie next
Sunday, an mention! under the Wilming
ton item.
Knit Irrr
.S. M Waw h4 wtld hi hore 'Tom" to
Jtrnttlf l-ort) tartie, and is now- tteen ujon
our tre-tH with a fine pair of hays
W C Halliday i receiving iiew gvwU
daily
A I Kesenden is to carry uii Mrn. M
A Sherman's faun thin year
Mis Ida lioodell wfnt to HrattIelorn
Tuvulay to work at the HIi Houe
Mrs. Sherman, wife of the late Reulen
Sherman, who has been hoard in if at .. V.
Kensenden's since lant fall, (fin?1 this week
to her home in BtoAlyu. N. V
Mrs K. A. Iti-rtJi has nintlj- rvctheJ new
nilllliifry kmj.1 from NV York.
TWBihfHf1.
W S. Holland is in IkMon for a few
weeks, irtly for pleasure and partly to
buy spring and summer fcood.
The park looks very much improved
ince its thorough cleaning and other work
tone on it.
Mr Votf. au or pa n manufacturer of
Detroit, Mich . inadt a brief visit with his
sister, Mrs (' H Smith, last Monday, he
fore starting for Kunie, where he and his
wife will In- absent alpvit four mouth.
Wrmt TtvHhrnl.
Mr Abram Howe, a life lon resident of
this town, died suddenly of apoplexy last
Friday He was in usual health until
within a few hours of his death, and plow
ed Friday morning. He was held in high
esteem by his fellow townsmen, aud all feel
creat sympathy for hisicrief-stricken family
A Sunday school roucert was held on
Sunday evening; a pleasing program Iwing
presented by the children and oung people
of the school. A gondly number were out
to see and hear in spite of the rain.
School opened last Tuesday with Miss
Susie Lawrence as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins made
calls on friends in towu last week.
Dr. John Page of Manchester has Iteen
visitiug his father in this place.
Rev. J F. Whitney delivered his farewell
sermon last Sunday. General regret is felt
at his leaving.
Mrs. D. Doydeu, with her daughter
Norma, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R.
W. Wheeler, in Canterbury, X. II.
Josiah Taft has been making decided im
provements on his house.
There was a dancing party at Smith's
hall last Friday evening.
West VMrrfbr.
Last week Mrs. Sntead was taken sud
denly with la gripie aud is still very sick.
Will Payne of Spriugfleld, M&ss.f is stop
ping at Henry Payne's.
J. H. Watson of Bradford and C. C.
Fitts of Brattleboro have been at D. A.
Hammoud's.
Geo. E. Putnam got hU foot caught by
the saw mill carriage April 3, and could
not get away till the machine was reversed.
His loot was cut through and a bad hurt
was feared, but he was not laid up long.
The snow storm Saturday made very bad
traveling for Sunday, so a very small con-
fregatiou gathered to hear Rev, A. M.
licgius preach.
Geo. Phillips had so far recovered that he
benan work here, but probably too soon,
as he has been obliged to give up.
The L. T. I., will meet at Mrs. K. A.
Pierce's again Saturday, May 3
ltBd.bar.
The ice company from New York, which
has been cutting and stacking ice this win
ter at Readslwo pond, proposes to build a
sluice toIEeadslioro, adi.tauceof two miles;
from that place they will send it by rail.
Catarrhal deafness is relleit-J l. uln- John
son Amsl) ne Unluielil as directed Try It
and muVsms surfaeatf 'the sVstem. r'"'. P t'.
MAY 2,
GLEASON & ROBBINS.
Weare lion rcl.ii t.. slum a i-.-mpl.-t- line of the MMUm s-anal I- i ...Is . f first
'iwslily and at ts.tlom prices
Lawn, (Janleii aud Ur.irel Hakes, Hoes, Spading ami Manure Forks,
Shovels, Grass Hooks, Hedge Shears, Grass Seeds, Arc, Arc.
Si i.E V.FNT- I !: TIIK f KI.KlilUTKIl III..H WHEEL
Pennsylvania Lawn Mower.
Tl.- i-st ii i. -i ii, j I- a - i l-i ty . f ! ne niii-liines at fi , - t . -
Chilton
We luve jut re.v,el
"Gem" Ice Cream Freezer
Which e ha kl vr of w itlnmt a ird of fault and can rec i'nii"nt tbeiu In every way
Cedar Tubs,
Covered Gears,
Heavy Castings.
Use Little Ice.
Triple Motion,
Adjustable Floats.
joti n.un
Be Sll M SeeTflBRI BefOfelYOU BUV.
We hare also in stock for .spring clemiing n full line of Scrub, Dust,
Store and Point II rushes, Brooms, Hops, Pails, Step Ladders,
Window Brushes, Force Pumps, A.T., Arc.
We have a Urjrer stock tuan eser of
GENERAL HARDWARE AND TOOLS,
And mi. she you the ta-t prhv for authinj; in our line. Call and see u
GLEASON &. ROBBINS.
t-akenf KnctlnEnam. nn.l .Mrs VMiJi- I
wii'irir Ms-tnunster
1890.
. Piants.
N -rv eer a j.ular a at pr -nt an 1 are
s-lliiiaf it.iw Mr oil their met it wth mt a l
eiti-.iu. a n. I hive i.r i t U all e i la -1
rr them
Pure Leaii, Pure Ml,
Vino Zinr, Vmv VlznmxU.
Great Weight,
Ureat Body,
Ureat Durability,
Full Measure.
Seeihat thi-laWIN on the -aii,t iu tHiv,
and if iivt tatt-fj..-t.rv in eiery Mat vie -a. ill
make It We hate NO hmfr. Id "Utile awl
can gfe prompt attfi tloti to all ontrr t'olor
canl and anir furttior Infuiniatioii gUU fur
mheiion applKitiiii
imr saon) tocV of t'u-
tnit-iueiij can nut carry It ou. Aiiply to W. W.
NKWCOMli, llrattleliro, Vt.
me nutter marisfi ih juh hUui
the week previous and indteai
m ill tiwt Inn fit ttM for Hn