Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-30

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The BARRIERS have all agreed to close their
shops on Thursday evenings beginning
week after next \ good thing to do
The First Regiment band will give their
third concert next Wednesday evening,
weather permitting
A wicked Democratic neighbor wonders
if it is because his party has grown so small
locally that 1t was necessary TO 90 into the
ranks of the infants last Saturday night to
get material to fill the delegations Will
W. II c. or the member from Somerset
please explain
A handsome window brass, made at
Tifany's in New York, has been placed
by Mrs Balestier upon the base of the Bal
ester memorial window in the Unitarian
church The inscription reads: In me
moriam, Joseph Neret Balestier April /,
1914, Sept -, 1888.
The next quarterly session Of the Yer
mont G. Conference will be held with
the Advent church IN Brattleboro, com
mencing Thursday. June -, and holding
over Sunday. Elder 5 Cook will preach
next Sunday at 2:30
A new Harrison bag rack, holding -
pouches has been ordered for the post Office
One of the latest improved letter boxes is
to be placed IN the Brooks House
George Burton OF Providence, r l.. rep
resentinr the Standard OIL company has
bought half acre Of land of Royal Wood
on which the company will put in tanks for
storage purposes
Services in st Michaels church ON Trin-
itv SUNDAY are AS follows $3.50 sun
day school; 1920 A NJ morning PRAYER. ser
mon and holy communion $50 p NJ even
ing PRAYER The rector will also officlate
in Christ church, Guilford, at $50 P. NJ
At the meeting of the state committee of
the y NJ c. a at Ludlow last week Fri
day it was decided to hold the state con
vention at either Brattleboro or Benning
ton The first district conference of the
associations of Windham and Windsor
counties as held on Saturday and sun
day. and the meetings were interesting and
profitable At SATURDAYS meetings ad
dresses were made by State Secretary
Lawrence. Col EStey, Rev Evans Thomas
and Rev W. Bailey, and papers read by
f. c. Crosby aud f 5 Livermore Sun
dav morning a conservation service was
held, followed by II regular church service.
Delegates supplied the pulpits at Ludlo"
and CuttingsvIlle in the morning and at
Tyson in the afternoon. Sunday afternoon
an open air meeting was held and IN the
evening there was a union service of the
Young peoples societies Mrs II h Hud
| son Of New York, formerly Ludlow girl
added much TO the enjoyment of the
different meetings by her singing
I A delightful musicale and entertainment
/ to the ladies banjo quartet was given al
/ the residence of Mrs W. c. Carpenter
/ Oak street, on Monday evening Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
The annual meeting OF the shareholder,
/ of the Western Aqueduct association will bt
/ held at the Vermont Savings bank on Tues
day evening, June 3, at 1:3O
The June number of Outing contains the
opening installment of Lieut. Leary's arti
Gle on the National Guard Of Vermont
| The military history and achievements oi
the state are sketched briefly down to tn,
organization of our present militia system
and description Is given Of the annua
muster held at West Derby in 1855 Their,
are several illustrations, giving a bird 's-ey,
view of the camp ground, views Of Lak'
Memphremagog, portraits Of Gems Fect
and Gilmore and a group showing Gov
Dillingham;, with the regimentAl officers a
the muster in 1889 The article will fin,
many interested readers in Brattleboro
In this connection it may he said that tn
Outing magazine shows steady improve
ment and is breezy, wholesome periodical
of out door life
The annual nesting of the Natlona
Teachers association will be held at st
Paul. MINI July : to H. The round tri
fare from any point in Vermont will not b
over S3l 80 A large delegation from thi
state will attend 5 W. Landon Of Burhng
ton can give all particulars in regard to tn
meeting of the association and the rates o
fare from different points
There was good attendance at the Dem
ocratic caucus at the town hall Saturda
evening c. II. Davenport was chose
chairman and L. 5 Brigham secretary
W. H. Childs, Frank Emerson and O. A
Marshall were appointed committee I
bring in a list of delegates. The list a
prepared was somewhat amended, an
these delegates were finally chosen u TN
state convention c. H. Davenport, jaime
Conland, W H. Childs, l. S Brigham
John Calvin, f F Brooks Geo. II Burn,
L. d Mitchell, G. B Kirwan and w
Goodrich These delegates were chosen t
the congressional convention l. S Bril
ham, P NJ Baker, W. H Childs A W
Childs, j. G. Ullery, ?. G. Spencer, Tho
Judge p c. Baker, Frank Pratt, n.
Ryan. l. S Brigham, n 7 Ryan, job
Calvin, S. F. Foster and S s. Sargent wer
elected town committee for the next tw
years
All members of the Educational and Il
dustrial union, who are interested in II
botany class, are. requested To meet vii
Miss Janette Howe, Harris place TO mo
row Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
The Plymouth Rock Pants company a
making arrangements TO occupy the stol
in Herrick x Boyden's block, where j, I
, Simonds q Co. were formerly located,
J Rev. Mr.. Webb of the Methodist churc
gives the Memorial day address at Wate
bury Centre today
y j. H. Chamberlain had large CROW
and good sale at his auction yesterda
D The % horses which were sold hrougl
from Sl20 10 1928 each.
The measles are developing unplsasal
3 familiarity with the children on Prospe
! hill.
Several carpenters go 20 White Riv
junction next week to work on the bull
ings on the state fair grounds
An original pension has been granted
= Charles Knapp of this place,
Mr. Clay has done good work in the eel
I etery this year and it never was in mo
o tidy aud attractive shape for Memorial da
e Tile TO take the water from the junction
Estey and Organ streets TO Milestone bros
, is TO be laid The sewer on Organ sire
, is to be extended up through Esteyville,
Is The McElroy Theatre company, one
, the best playing at low prices which h
Il ever appeared here, has been giving go
d entertainments at the town hall every eve
J ing of this week. Many people will
glad TO learn that the company has ma
4 arrangements 10 appear here next fall.
O The division encampment of the Sons
Veterans will be held at st Albsns Ju
y $40
il The mock legislature last evening "
one of the most enjoyable meetings viii
e the Y A. G. A. debating society has be
# The members from Bucketville Limeki
c willie and other places took part in the Pl
e ceedings The womAns suffrage bill "
Il defeated, although the vote was a tie IN
N the speaker broke the deadlock The hi