Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-06-17

OF town were. MT. ana MTs. btO. west,
Miss Gertrude West, and Miss Alice West
from Somcrvillc, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Win
gate. Miss Wingatc from Portsmouth, y.
H., Miss Nellie Flagg, Boston, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Stcarns, Kcenc, and Mrs. JAS.
Putney Of Chicago.
Thermometer on Monday registered l02
in the shade.
Miss Alice jackson sprained one ankle
recently while stepping from carriage.
Rev +. +. Marggraf attended commence
ment at Tufts college, of which he was
graduate
d. NJ. Thaycr has been in Rutland this
week buying an additional stock of marble
for his shop.
Charles Cannon has been granted pen
sion through the agency of c. G. johnson
of Springfield
Mrs. Clara Ballou is in town this week
for the purpose of being present at the
graduating exercises, her daughter Annie
being one of the graduates.
The trade between DIR. O. NJ. George
and DIR. +. X. Woods having been given
up, the dental practice is continued by the
former and DR.. Woods goes to Greenfield,
Mass.
c. f. Eddy. formerly of the firm of c. b.
& G. F. Eddy, was in town last week as
sistng in settling up matters of his fathers
business affairs. His father general health
is gradually failing.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Flint gave a small
party Wednesday evening at their home on
South street, in honor of their guests, Miss
Silloway and Miss Bailey of Carcmont,
n. II. Progressive eroconolc was played,
the prizes being taken by Mr.. and Mrs,
w. A. Hail.
Mis- Stella Dana Robertson, wife of Mr..
John Robertson, died Saturday of acute
Bright's disease, aged b. She leaves one
child. The funeral was held at her lale
residence on Westminster street, Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. +. +. Marggraf of the nj
yersalist church officiating. The burial
was in Putncy.
f. B. Scarlc, formerly employed as a car
pentcr by the Fall Mountain Paper com
pany, spent last Sunday here with his
sister, Mrs. G. w. OSgood. Mr. Scarlc
went from Bellows Falls two years ago
and was employed upon the new pulp mill
at Mt. Tom for a few months, but for the
last year has had charge of putting in a
large water power in Fort Edward n Y,
which he has just completed.
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wise counselS, the heads of the sermon
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ou,n int,IIort,,oI ottairr,cnts and foiti IN
Gods GOODNESS and mercy
p'IeSa'lohs from c"'ii ol the Masonic
lodges ana NpchaPul 'halI'r are III BUR
hnE,"h TINS week III attendance on the an
. nuai hecIlhS ol lhe Srahd louScs' ne
interest III Masonry IN ih' past year has
not been as actlVe as formerly The records
OF lhe Two lodges showing ohlN TWO master
Masohs VINO nave taken Inc degree during
the year, when Is a smaller number than
Tor many years before, ne members OF
lhe fraternity mere NUMBER aooul Z'u' quite
h'lle increase during the past ten years.
Tuesday afternoon, when returning from
Putney where they had been attending the
funeral of Mrs. John Robertson, number
OF people from this place encountered the
wind and hail storm which did such serious
damage in many places. The carriage con-
tanning Rev. +. f. Marggraf and Mr., Clark
Chase was overturned and both men were
thrown to the ground, but neither of them
was badly hurt. The hail stones are said
to have been as large as robins eggs, and
the wind was terrific In this place there
was but little wind, and no storm, but a
slight sprinkle of rain for few minutes,
after which the sun came ont as brightly
as ever
The present week has been busy one
in all departments Of the schools, eXami-
nations having been IN order each day.
The mai ones and commencement eXer-