Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-07

native Of Ferrisburg, this state. Pursuing
his theological studies at home, he was first
licensed 10 preach by the Baptist church In
Charlotte, receiving his ordination NJ Troy,
N. H., and his first settlement at Orwell.
During the last eight months OF the war he
was in the field with the army Of the Poto-
mac as an agent Of the Christian Commission,
aud Witnessed the final scenes eliminating in
the capture Of Richmond and the surrender
Of Lees army. After the war no was settled
four years at Sharon, subsequently preach
ing for several years in New York state.
When the war broke out he was pastor Of
the church at Pondville, this county, and his
last ministerial labors we're performed nc
Brookline, where, six years ago, he was seized
with paralysis which effected his vocal or.
gans aud from which he never recovered.
Last Sunday morning he sustained stroke
OF apoplexy, from which he died during the
evening. His life here, though one Of silence,
has not been wanting in peacefulness and
comfort. His third wife and son and
daughter, with whom he lived, survive him.
PERSONAL.
Coils. Estey and Hooker are in New York
and will remain during to-morrow's ceremo-
nies B Ranger has gone 10 Alburgh springs
for recuperation. Mr.. Clary, the electrician,
has 80 far recovered as to be able to go 10 his
er.in-law's in Guilford. Mrs. u. W..
Frink has gone to join her husband in Chi.
cago, where no has an excellent position.-O.
f. Brown IL in Galesburg, Ill.,, with q view
TO going into business there. VIM. Guild
and Daniel Kellogg are weighing the mails
during August on the BrattleborO n White
hall and New London routes. Rev. and Mrs.
y. Nj. Orothera leave tomorrow for a week 8
outing with friends at Nahnnt-O. Il. Allen
leaves for Cincinnati next Monday TO attend
the meeting OF the national forista associa-
tion Mr. and Mrs s. L. Hunt Of Guilford
will remove to Bratileboro TO live with their
son s. 8. Hunt In his Green street house 70.
Gently purchased. -Miss Fanny Warren, for.
merly Of Brattleboro, sailed for Europe in
July with An invalid friend
THE GRANT MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
The committee having tho matter in
charge announce the following program for
to mOrrow's exercises in honor OF Gen
Grants memory. The several parts seem to
ua to have been wisely chosen and the pro.
ceedings will be such ~ beft the solemn oc.
casiOn and meet the sense of propTiety OF our
citizens. The exercises will re held ia the
town hall, beginning at ? O'Clock
Organ voluntary.
Nh. LUCIEN HOWE
Marche Funcbre. Chopin.
FIRST REarMESr BAND
luvocation-Rev q, II. Merrill
Scripture reading-Rey. W. H. Collins.
Prayer-Rey /. McAnn.
Chant "HOw dark the road 60" Dow.
MEssRs. MAxHAM CLARK, STEVENS AND wARREs.
AddreEa-Col X. Haskina.
Hymn, my faith looks up 10 thee" Buck.
MISSES HOWE AND BRAsoR, NEssns. WILLIS AND BRA
Address-IIon j. L. Martin.
Poem Geo. A. Hines.
Dead march in Saul. Handel.
TiRsr RroIMEST BAND.
Hymn by tho congregation, "NeArer my God to thee
BeuedictiOu.
At the hour OF the exercises Tyler Camp,
Sons Of Veterans, will fire Presidents salute
OF ~ guns from tho bank at the end Of Wal
nut street using the old Spanish gun recent.
ly presented them by Col Austine.
Post Sedgwick Camp Tyler, and the
Woman's Relief Corps will attend in body
The committee on decorations have their
work in progress to-day. The central fea-
ture will be portrait of Grant of heroic size,
the work Of the artist IIardie.
The banks will be closed To. morrow aud il
is Understood that all the stores will be closed
from l o'clock till =. N. The Estey shops
will not run in the afternoon. In accord.
ancs with tho Postmaster. Generals order the
post Office will be closed from 10 Z.
Weather permitting the First Regiment
band will give the seventh outdoor concert
OF the season next Wednesday evening from
the Brooks House balcony, with the follow.
ing program:
March, Hudguugs, Unratb
Overture, Songs Of ~, Boetteger
Cornet Solo, Surf Polka, stoinhauseI
HIGdISs.
watzes, Immortellen, Gung
Euph0nium solo, Heartsease, CIappt
Nh. sHEARER.
schottsehc, Hurry, Little Children, Braham
Galop, Fantastic, Robinson
The following is the list Of letters remain
ing in the Brattleboro post Office, Aug I:
Ladies.-Mattie g Burnham Nellie L Bacon LIZ
Zie Gushing, Nellie Conefry, Mrs Susan A Chase
Kate Mcleod, Elizabeth Parker, Mrs NJ II Pease, Mr.
l. A Stearne.
Geuts.-A Alderman c A Barnes John But.
terrified, James Canheld, Tom Deyine, o A FISHER
Prof II Ketchum, IAmphear Is LALslI Gener.
al Book Agency, Mr. Morrill,, q Powers, Kaspar Rn.
der, Geo l. Smith, y Thomas, Iucian ThAyer J q
Whitney, W Ware, Morrison Son, Yolney Wiley
Harvey G. Kline, postmaster at Waterford, Gale
donna county, charged with embe zzement of govern
ment funds, and with unlAwfuly OBTAINING letters
passing through the mails, accompanied Inspector
hanson to Brattlehoro wednesday to have his
laid before u. =. Attorney Haskins. On his ar.
rival he was formally arrested by Deputy Marshal
Sprague Of Jamaica and on TuesdAy was examined
before Hon. X. W. Clarke, u. 3. Commissioner. II
appeared that Kline had kept no account Of his trans
actions with department funds, supplies received
ETC., and that since the quarter ending March 81
1884, he had made no report to the department al.
though repeatedly called upon TO do So Letters de-
posted n his ONCE 10 be mailed and letters received
there from other Offices had been detained. In an.
swer to Col. Haskinss question why he had done 80
he said he didn't know himself" He made no re-
port, he said, because he had Kept accounts aud
couldn't make any. On the charge Of embezKlement
be was held In sGpO to appear before the u e. Circuit
court at Rutland in October; the second charge
hail held Ia 500. Kinnes father became hir
hail, aud he was released.