Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-02-13

Mrs Geo Dicicrman, Ellen p Fptey-9, Essie Powers
Laura Rice, Flora Sargent Mrt Frank slyheld, Mrs
osntiemen-E Allen, = P Barrett Baker, }
Henry Beckwith, n NJ Colbrom, W CooeuHki, John
french, NJ 6arlana, Chas Lang ~ MoniHgu, r'Y
quinn, Ira Rogers, u smith
Misoellaneous-C Couels A 90, II Richards Son.
AN oLD.r1ME BRAr11EBoRo COUPLE HEARD
FROM.
The Tribune, Of Cambridgeboro, Pa,
gives an account Of the golden wedding Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses White Tyler which was
recently celebrated at their residence at Nc
Lalens Corners, Pa. Mr.. Tyler, who was a
brother Of the late Ferdinand Tyler Of this
place. was a native Of Townshend, and lived
there until his removal to Brattleboro in lsij
His marriage to Miss Sarah Ann Potter OF
Carthage, N. Y, took place Jan. %, 1885
Two children, daughters, were born 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Tyler during their residence in
Townshend. From 1s45 10 1856 they were
residents of Brattleboro. In the latter year
they removed to Rochester, n Y. Losing
heavily by FIRE in that place, they removed to
Erie, Pa, in 1859. In 1883 their house in
that city was burned and since that time they
have lived near one OF their daughters q half
mile from McLallen's Corners. On the coca
sion Of their golden wedding large number
Of their friends we're present. aud many to-
lation were received from friends at a dis
lance An original poem addressed by Mr..
Tyler 10 his wife was read by a clergyman
present, and Mr.. Tyler himself gave the com
pany chapter out of his life experience.
The printed account Of the celebration indi-
Gates the high respect in which the venerable
couple are held by their neighbors and friends.
A TRAMP CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF RANsAcK1NG
THE DEPOT AT VERNON.
Officer Herrick was sent for yesterday
morning to 60 10 Vernon 10 arrest a tramp
who had been caught in the act Of robbing
the ticket office in the depot at that place
during the previous night. II appears that
Mrs. Stebbins, who is in charge Of the depot
and lives in the second story, soon after mid.
night heard a noise below and awakened her
assistant, Wesley Davis, who, armed with
revolver and light, went down and caught
the fellow in the act Of going through" the
office. With the revolver 1t his head be
marched the thief over TO the hotel. where be
was held in custody until Mr. Herricks arri-
val In the afternoon the fellow. who WAS
evidently Canadian Frenchmau and gave his
name as Selrac Rsitellap, had an examination
before Justice Newton and was put under
$500 bonds for trial at the next term Of the
county court, and taken to NewfAne Jail
THE REWARD OF KINDNESS TO BLIND SOL
DIR.
Mr.. Ross, who received a pension last
week, surprised Mrs. +. H. Smith by present
ing her with 500 as some recompense for the
many bowls Of nourishing soup and other
food with which she has helped to supply bis
scaniy table, in bis lonely room in the base
ment Of Nlnton's shop, these two or three
years past He now eI Joys pleasant cham
Der at her house, and bis meals, nicely pre-
pared, are sent 10 his room. K
LENTEN sERvIcEs IN ST. MIcHAE1's CHURCH.
-Nert Wednesday being Ash Wednesday
services will be held in ST. Michaers Episco.
pal church at J. A N. and 4. 80 p NJ The
published order Of lenten services is the fol.
lowing
SUNDAYS.
sundays 1880 A. n; p N.
LESrEN SERVICES.
Ash Wednesday uAu.A1opu
Monday II a
wednesdly', Cottage Lecture, 80 p p y y
fnaAys, II 4 40 P N.
Lectures or Addresses At the Evening services.
HOLY wEEE
Daily. lowAM.Asor
HOLY COMMUNION.
Second sunday in Lent, March
f1urtb lMid-Leut1 SUNDAY. Wrrcb "a
sixth tp4Ul sunday, Mnrcb "
TIKI RECORD MATCH At oar apor-r p.,-1-