Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-06

tokens Of appreciation Of valuable service
tn the community
Another correspondent SAYS: " Rev
Mr. Smith, in very felicitous manner, re-
united the happy pair, amid many sugges-
tons and questions from the bride and
groom II is not safe TO say that the rit.
nal was strictly followed for to sew on
buttons and keep the wood box full. are
presumably promises not laid down i'm the
hooks as part of the ceremony but no one
doubts the knot will bind The gifts were
also presented by Mr.. Smith, with appro
pirate remarks, to which Mr.. Davidson
touchingly responded. Refreshments were
served to all the guests, aud amid the hest
wishes for future happiness, and for the
advent Of golden wedding day, the party
broke up
DR.. aud Mrs Weston attended the Ma
sonic installation Of officers at Putney
Wednesday evening A brother Of Mrs.
Weston. Col A. A. Hall, of St Adams de.
liyercd the address on the occasion Mr.
Hall returned last week from trip to
Georgia where he encountered snow
storm.
Rev e. II Smith will remain in West
Brnttleboro over Sunday, and Rev J. II.
Babhitt will occupy the pulpit here both
day and evening.
Womans Relief corps festival this even
my
sOuth NewfRue.
There will he Il donation party at the
yestry next Thursday evening, December
10 All are invited. Supper will he
served
The Loyal Legion will meet with Miss
Ill 10,
o'clock
g. +. Morse has opened grocery store
Sarah g. Mason left last Tuesday tor her
winter home in Philadelphia, Pa
Cur winter term Of school begun last
Monday with Miss Alice NJ Follett Of
uwnshend as teacher
PuIneY.
The school in district No | began the
winter term last Monday, with Miss Sara
Washhurne as teacher in the advanced de
partment, and Miss Cassie pemher in the
primary Both teachers live ia tuWu and
are well recommended
Dr. Charles Parker, dentist, has opened
AN office here. He has rooms at the hotel,
and will he in attendance two days in a
week
The Way Sisters of North Charlestowu,
y. H., will give an entertainment in the
town hall, Monday evening, Dec a. u
which the attention of all lovers of fine
music is called. The Young ladies' are
masters Of the violin aud piano, and u
pleasing program will be rendered
East Putney.
The ladies' all society will hold their AN
uua fair and festival at Pierces hall Fri
day, Dee. IL.
STATIONS River.
Vermont academy Y. NJ. G. A. will be
represented at the Vermont state conven
ton at Burlington by II. d Casey, c. $
Aldrich, +. q. Spencer, NJ w. Downing
II NJ. Barry and c, II. Osgood
Ed Gorham of Boston, member of tn,
Berkeley tabernacle choir ON his way home
to West Westminster spent the evening al
the academy.
People are looking forward with a great
deal Of pleasure to the evening Of the 18th
when will occur an opera entitled 4schen
broei,i the German version Of Cinderella
under the management of Miss Maud,
Marie Purcells There will he appropriat,
costumes and scenery.
Miss Prout spent Thanksgiving in Boston
aud Prof. Liebig in Granville, ~ Y.
DO not forget the Ladies' Aerial quartet
Dec IA
AGO. supper was held Monday evening it
the Congregational vestry under the direc
onof the y z. : g. f. Almost everything
that begins with G was to he had
Cur school was represented on the squad
ron in Boston harbor ON the 21th, and
good serviceable, well manned fleet, IA
we'll as crowd and plenty uf wind is re
ported.