Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13
THE VERMONT PHGNIx BRArTLEBORO FRIDAY JUNE 49,

Services in st. Michaelis church on Sun. |
day next A. NJ, celebration Of the holy .
communion $3.50 A. NJ, Sunday school |
1890 A. N morning prayer and sermon
The rector will also officiate in Christ /
church, Guilford, at 2:30 p.
Two Jesuit fathers will be at the Roman |
Catholic church Sunday, and will hold a
mission there during the week
The death of Mrs. Mary NJ Greene, wild |
ow of the late Admiral T. p Greene, took
place at the residence of her SON Rev 4. |
w Greene, at Andover, Mass, last Mon
day. This announcement will cause grief
and sense Of loss TO large circle of Brat
tleboro friends among whom she lived for
period of years and to whom she was en-
deared in many ways. Mrs Greene's bur
ial took place at Jaffrey, N II her native
town, yesterday.
At the Baptist church the services Of last
Sunday were given a double interest from
the fact that they celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of the organization of the Sun
day school as well as chldren's day The
only attempt at decoration was in the way
of large jars Of flowers placed about the
platform AT the morning service Rev
Mr. Parry spoke in an especially apprecia
tive and happy way to the children his
text being, when you pray say, Our
Father speaking of Gods care and love
for even the smallest of his children. At
8 O'Clock the Sunday school gave a concert,
the basis of which was musical and re-
sponsive exercise arranged by j E. Hall,
and into which were introduced class exer-
cises, recitations and solos, making one Of
the most enjoyable concerts given in long
time The primary class, with their march
ing and singing, their flowers and little po-
ems relating TO the flowers and spring was
very pleasing The superintendent, L. w.
Hawley, gave a brief historical sketch Of
the school since its organization and the
pastor spoke to the children of the garden
of the heart aud the flowers which each
should be cultivsting there
The Unitarian church of Someryille
Mass, has just come into possession of an
estate valued at $40, 900. bequeathed TO il
by the will of Columbus Tyler, who was a
brother of the late Ferdinand Tyler of
Brattlebero. 1t includes a valuable resi-
dence, designed to be used as a parsonage
While Mrs. Henry Fletcher and her
grand daughters, Charlotte and Marion
Noyes were riding ON the Hinsdale road
near Frank Liscoms last Saturday after
noon, the carriage ran off a small embank-
ment, throwing the occupants out Mrs
Fletcher sustained fracture of the shout
] hbI anu was Ut ulheu dDOub lie nthu. MAI
ion Noyes received slight injuries aud her
sister escaped unframed
Charles Simonds who drives Ray 5 coupe,
performed plucky act Tuesday afternoon.
Scott q Joness horse came dashing down
Main street with the delivery wagon. 81
monds ran out in front of the horse, struck
it with a whip, turning it upon the side
walk near Stickney Bros store, where he
caught it by the head and stopped it with
out damage.
+ c. =. Gilson's next auction will be held
, at his Elliot street stables Saturday, June
10, when 40 horses and "a large stock of
carriages, harness. etc. will be offered for
sale
; The Morning Star of Glens Falls, n Y
, contains an account of the annual banquet
= of the Lyceum of that place held on Tues
, day evening, Rev Dr. Cow acting as toast
master. The Lyceum, we imagine, is mod
e eled somewhat upon the plan of the Brat
I tleboro Professional club.
. Nothing definite was decided about tn,
e location of the uptown telegraph ofiic,
2 when the Western Union representative
4 was here last Friday
S The Red Men Of New England will
. have field day at Washacum lake neal
Fitchburg, June L. A grand entertain
d ment is promised and everybody is invited
e The annual list Of the men discharge,
{ from the state military companies has beef
received Eight or ten have been droppe,
+ from the rolls of the Estey Guard
5 F. H. Chapman of Rutland, as specia
y census enumeratOr, is recording the lOca
u mortgages.
The Estey Guard and Fuller Battery vii
have their annual field day to morrow
y Both companies will remain at home an,
y have out door drill, the Battery on the fAi
ground and the Guard probably at the OLE
II camp ground, Gen Gilmore and some o
the brigade staff will inspect the compa
10 MES The Guard will devote much OF tn
- time to target practice, every member q
~ the company joining in the shoot In tn
&c afternoon the Guard rifle team will shoe
the postponed match with the Richfords
y young man named Elmer, who work
{ for W. II. Fletcher, fell from a watering
i cart ON Canal street Wednesday. One kne
r was badly injured and his head gashed
- The Convey farm at Dummerston depo
- owned by j +. Jacobs, has been sold tn
week through Bailey & Miners agency I
II Messrs Randall & Clapp for 5000
% Concert by the First Regiment band ne
Wednesday evening.
ho The followingi is the list Of letters remaiI
=, ng in the post office June IL
he Women Miss Eva Edwards Mrs. Julia A Pc
-, ry, Mrs Lydia Sanderson, Miss Mary UnderwoO
TX Men John Flynn, Arson Howard ChAs
is, Paru j X Parsons =
y. The annual meeting Of the New England Trul
ON and Salmon club was held Tuesday evening
H. the office Of the secretary. ChRs II Pratt IN Il
'' building Of the Vermont Savings bank and vi
well attended. The reports Of the treasurer al
Of Of the board Of directors showed commendAb
V progress had been made during the past year, 4
re though there had been a loss OF the eggs furns
~, ed the club by the government and 10y priva
nm contribution This loss thought 10 be due
- injury Of the eggs while in transportation
Gu from shipping when In too far advanced con,
ALI ton. $500 land locked salmon eggs were su
ctssfully hatched IN the clubs hatchery at Il
lake The young trout and salmon ~ the pom
or on Frost : meadow were reported TO b. 10 a mC
nd thrifty condition and from them million eg
NJ, will be stripped and Matched next fall AppliC
rs tons OF five gentlemen for membership were
ne cepted. The old board Of officers and truste
by was reelected as follows Geo W Hooker, pre-
ar dent; Levi X. Fuller, vice president; G II FRA
- secretary; W 5 Moor, treasurer Geo $ Do
ley, + 5 Bowen J. l.. Martin, c. b HopkiI
10 Hinsdale, y H, b Reynolds, Orange. Mas
directors; F. j Holman, p F. Amidou, II.
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