Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-20


glad to see Edward Titus, Esq, ct this
town elected an assistant Judge Of the
county court Mr. Titus has acted as trial
Justice for some 20 years past He pos
sesses the respect and confidence of all who
know him, and is eNcellently qualified for
promotion.
The Republican caucus on SATURDAY.
evening last was well attended. and the
following delegates were chosen to attend
both the state and district conventions: j
II. Kidder, Edward Titus and Clark Chan
dler.
Henry Church is in very poor health.
The strawberry and ice cream festival at
the town hall on Wednesday evening by
the ladies of the Methodist society, was a
pleasant and successful affair in every re
spect. The band played excellently.
The listers have completed the appraisal
Of real estate this week and the abstract
will be placed in the town clerks office on
or before the first Tuesday of July for the
inspection of tax payers.
Miss Viva Smith, who has Just closed a
successful term Of school in district No II.
is visiting friends in New York City.
Miss Carrie Snow has returned from
Philadelphia.
Many of our farmers will commence hay
ing next week
John f. BAssett will place stone curb.
ing in front Of his house, recently pur-
chased Of Fred Moore
Mrs Kate Bruce Stafford and two sons
of Philadelphia, are visiting at Rollin +
Harris's
Spencer & Leonard are displaying a full
line Of srasonable goods purchased by Mr.
Leonard in Boston, last week
j. A Taylor aud wife of Brattleboro
were in town Wednesday, having driven
from Manchester.
Work is progressing rapidly at the Ray
ponda hotel.
1t is reported that H. f. Knowlton will
resume ownership Of his store at Whiting
ham.
Hon. James X Batchelder of Arlington,
was in town over Sunday
| The illustrated entertainment at Town
| hall (thisl Friday and Saturday evenings,
| will be of much interest. An imaginary
journey around the world will he given
Mrs Ella Phillips daughter of Mr.. and
aud Mrs Nelson Mason, died on Tuesday
aged 10 years. Funeral on Thursday
Rev. Mr.. Spencer officiating.
| School meeting on the 24th.
REUNION NOTES.
Just l3 days before July 4th.
Nathan Green's grove would he an ex
cellent place in which to hold the exercises
Every mail brings responses from old
residents, stating that they will he present
A meeting Of the executive committee
was held at the town hall last Monday
evening. Various questions were dis
cussed
Prof l.. A, Butterfield Of Boston. will
read part Of the Declaration of Indepen
dence
Hon. Clark Jillson Of Worcester, Mass
will he present and make Il short response
WindhRm.
G. C., Harris and Randall Rhoades wer,
chosen delegates al the Saturday night eau
Gus to attend the Republican convention
No instructions were given them as to Their
procedure only TO do honor to the good OLD
town of Windham. q. w. Dimick and A
j. Stearns were chosen as alteTnates.
Mrs. James Laws and daughter made
week S visit at her fathers, Samuel Moore's
returning to their home in Milford, ~ H.
Wednesday.
+. IL. Harris and family have gone tol
short visit to Deerteld, Mass
Miss Mary Dutton has gone to Chester t
work for James K. Pollard.
Mrs. Ella (Dutton) Howe and husband o.
Worcester, Mass, made IA few days visi
in town last week.
Children's day will be observed at tn,
Congregational church next Sunday morn
ing
Levi Howard has bought fne-lookinI
new horse Of Mrs. Dexter French of Graf
ton, having sold his white (I4ambert) mare
price unknown, but supposed to be way up
E. Ober of Houghtonville is the lucky pur
chaser.
VIM. A Aldrich, who has long been
sufferer aud almost helpless, died last Sun
day afternoon. The funeral was Tuesda,
at So. Londonderry, Rev c, A, Votey o
So. Windham officiating,
Mr. and Mrs. S, Woodburn have gon,
to Mortified, Mass, this week to atten,
the graduating exercises at the seminary
Mrs. j. w. Could is making a weeks vsi
in Ludlow.
II. L. Gould has returned from LUDLOW
where he has been clerking at Lockwood
for a time.