Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

A new brick boiler house is being built
near the last new pulp mill of the Fall Noun
tain Paper Co. This boiler is 10 furnish heat
for the new mill.
The event of the season is to occur
Thursday, June 2ith, in the marriage of Mary
Wilson, daughter of Joseph Wilson, Esq.
to DIR. Maurice d. Clarke, a recent graduate
of Boston medical college. The ceremony
and reception are both to take place at the
residence of the father OF the bride ceremo-
ny at half-past one. Mary has for years been
universal fayoriie here, and the best wishe s
of many friends will attend her to her new
home.
Warren Walkers building modelprivate
barn upon his grounds opposite the Island
House. 1t is said to be the best in town.
-Childrens day was observed By the Uni
versalist church last Sunday by services espe-
cially for them, and seventeen received the
ordinance of baptism at the hands Of DIR. Ne
Collister with water from the river Jordan
which the DIR. brought from there on his re-
cent visit. $1,000 has been pledged for the
building of their new brick church on Green
street, and the plans were executed sometime
ago but work has not yet been commenced
upon it.
The large drive of logs has arrived here
during the Yast week and the river is conf
llSAtil hllNN WIN lOBb hbONt tue DOoLn near
ly to Charlestown, so II crossing could be made
upon them any where. None have passed
the dam as yet.
Everything looks toward very success
full season for the Island House, Mr.. Towns
having received many more applications thus
far than usual. 1t will be under the personal
supervision of Chas. w. Towns, the proprie-
tor, he leaving the other house to the man
agement of Mr.. Prouty, who has been with
him number of years. A pleasanter place
to spend few months in the summer can
hardly be found in New England than on our
Island"
Adams brick block, next to the old post
Office building on the west side of the square,
was sold Monday to Joseph and f. NJ. Will
son for 50, 100, and the lot in the rear to tn e
same parties for 81 500. 1t is expected that
the block will remain as now for the present,
and a store house for the firm of j. Wilson
a Co. will probably be placed in the rear.
The graduating class of st. Agnes ladies'
boarding school numbers four only this year
The school closes next Tuesday with no pub
lie exercises. A private ''soiree musicale"
was held Thursday evening under the direc-
ton of the class.
DIR. Allbee closed his work as enumerator
Thursday, and finds the inhabitants in the
limits Of our village TO be 225O,
1t is rumored upon good authority that
Mrs. c. L. King of our place has had a
''windfan' 10 the extent of $40, 600 in mon
ely and the income of 100000 more during
life from friend in Paris.
Quite a number of passengers for the
West left this vicinity Tuesday by the West
ern excursion, which Babbitt q Hayes sell the
tickets for monthly.
DIR. s. Il. Allen of White River Junction
is spending one or two days of each week in
our village in the practice of his profession.
The Millville Insurance Company of New
Jersey which failed two weeks ago. had
quite number of policies iu this vicinity,
the holders of which are naturally indignant
at the frauds perpetrated by the company in