Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-14

Clapp IL Jones display a handsome new
black and gold sign.
The younger child of Mr.. and Mrs An
gelo Gorborino died last night.
The next Brooks House hop will be held
on Saturday evening, August p.
About $50 men are now employed by
the Geo. Lyons granite company at the
West Dummerston quarries.
The youngest daughter of George Ecls
has been seriously i'll at Pealle's Island,
Maine, but was improving at last reports.
There was brilliant metcoric display
on Monday. Tuesday ana Wednesday even
ings.
"Dan," the horse which has done good
service on f. w. Marshall's bakery wagon,
died suddenly yesterday.
The members of Canton Palestine will
leave on the 1910 train for Bennington
next Tuesday night and expect to arrive
here Thursday morning on their return.
F. w. Marshall has added lunch coun-
ter to his Elliot street bakery. 1t will UNI
doubtedly prove to be very popular, espec-
tally with people who come to Bratteboro
for a days shopping.
The horse which was stolen from Albert
Ashcroft's stable in Dummerston week
ago last Saturday night, and traced to
North Springfield, has been recovered. 1t
was found at st. Adams.
A North lInsdale correspondent writes
to the Keene Sentinel that f. VI. Waite
has bought the valuable Durham wood
lot at that place and will cut off the timber
next winter.
The Estey Guard arrived at Wilmington
at 0:4j this morning. They were escort
ed into the village by the Wilmington band
and gave an exhibition drill Lunch was
served them at II and at u they pushed ON
for Bennington.
There will be an excursion from Brattle-
boro to Boston on the 9th by the way of
Palmer. The train will leave here early
in the morning and return during the even
ing The fare for the round trip, including
a steamboat ride to Nantasket, will he
S2.2j.
The funeral service of Miss Augusta
Krokstrom, whose death took place this
morning at Mr. Johnson's OH the Brook
road, will be held in st. MichaelS EpiscO-
pal church tomorrow, Saturday afternoon.
at o'clock
Mr.. Coffield i'm charge of the section of
the narrowgauge railroad. was Frustrated
. by the excessive heat on Tuesday while at
work near the lodges this side of West
Dummerston and is quite i'll at his home
on South Main street.
\ pleasant wedding, attended only by
the immediate relatives and a few intimate
friends. occurred at No. 81 Main street
Tuesday afternoon at , o'clock when Gill
bert :. Davis and Miss Lottie wilkins were
united in marriage. The room where the
ceremony was performed was attractivcly
decorated with ferns, golden rod and sweet
peas. The notes of Memberships we'd
ding march We're sounded by Mrs. 5. :.
Hunt, and the bridal party entered. the
bride attended by her little niece. Lottie
Read of Shelburne Falls, Mass, and the
brother of the groom, DIR. Asa Davis of
New ork city, acting as best man. The
bride was dressed in white India silk and
her flowers were sweet peas. At the close
of the ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. W. |. Todd of Bellows Falls, congrat-
ulations We're offered and refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left on the t. 4C
train for Albany and other points in New
York state, where they will spend two
weeks, returning to make their home al
No. 81 Main street. Numerous rich anC
beautiful gifts attested the regard in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are held in BrattleborC
and other places, and good wishes for their
happiness are MANY.