Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-07-01

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Ins yJ..-onic. viii be opei ifou 70 ~
Oi ths morning ~ July 40. Tie carrier.
Vii. make only the cary morning delivery.
fhHlreus day vas appropriately Oh
served a. the tru,ri church last SUNDAY.
aud thnsf children were chrsteuec
The aged persons aud inya.Ids who arc
sru' 0ut by Dr. JudsVu church in NeN
York have arrived and are nov dOmiciled
a. the frOwell cottage iu Highland park
The Red Men work The chief degfee w.
night after which The deputy great sachem
@ilI faisf ny Tie elected cAisis for the next
sIg nyDut.
The annual eucsiuymem Of the Son, 81
Veterans and Ladi.s' AID sVci-ties u Yer
mont occur. ~ Brandon next Veek. Wed
uesday and THURSDAY. the 9TH and 7tL.
The .V'al camp aud society vii send dele
gaue
The Republican STATE committee will
bold q meeting with the Republican StsJe
league a. the court hDuse in Montpelier o.
Tuesday for the purpose of organization
for thr camiaigu An executive commit
~ viii b. elected 10 assume Tie manage
neui II the o4upaign.
These officer Of tbe Baptist SUNDAY
school we're chosen Sunday Moderator. r.
= parry superintendent j. " HaWIey
hfs' assistant. J.. d. Van Doom second
assistant. Mr.. =. A Dari.. secretary and
treasurer. George H. kes-d auditor. j. =.
4. Joodt. librarian. j. Harry Kstey.
q qu.,i wedding OonuffeG Yesterday a.
tcrupDu AZ one O'Clock. when Miss Mar
=. NUilitan. formerly Of ths place. and
NJ Charles Buckland ~ Springfield. Mass.
were united 80 marriage by keN. Father
Cunningham ~ the parsonage Mr. Buck
land ls the market editor Oh the Home
steat. and they vii. reside ln Springfield
going ~ housekeeping al once.
Al iAs eneamyment " the National
Guard 81 Vermont August = ~ Il. pet
mission b. given for one additional DAY. the
Zld provided thai The men volunteer ~
serve without pay. subje't ~ the usual re-
sfnrtiyus a. ~ discipline. The men vii
not avail thenselNes ~ thi. privilege
They have had experience DO paying their
own r1pensrs at tAe time ~ the New
J orb centennial.
A. has Doen announced. the Young Men p
Christian association ali rreci tent al
Mortified, for use during the meetings
which open tomorrow. ~ which reference
Has made last week The tent Will be-
furnished with cote aud all Young men
members If the association and their
/ irruds will br welcome ~ The use Of them
without charge. Il D. hoped the number
Oi those attending thr srryIc,> SIli h.
largely increased.
{ The adjourned annual meeting Of the
( New England Trout aud Salmon club Vas
( held Monday evening when these Oficers
/ were chosen President. Col q. ". Hook
I or. vice president, \. T. liawipy; sscreta-
/ - and treasurer. {. 81 Irau direcJOrs
/ George = DowIey, Dr.. r. :. Bowen, :. A.
/ Smith. {. Is. Hopkins Of HinsiAle, !. u.
/ Reynolds II Orange Mas. and .. A.
/ Marshall trustees 7. J. Holman. Il. r.
/ La~rence W. g. Minor.
The Bellows Falls Times Of tins week
/ says: John Gilman, publisher Of the
| United States Farm Register Of Worcester.
/ Mass, has bought the well known Samuel
| Wheeler timber lot 10 DumnersJOn. This is
said ~ be the best old growth pine aud oak
! in the STATE estimated 10 cut Z.OJO. 90 feet
/ Of pine aud 80, 900 feet Of gray aud white
OAK The lot j. situated four miles north Oi
! BTattlebOrO and lOins the Connecticut river
aud Valley railroad. Mr.. Gilman has alsn
! bought the large Bowkcr timber lot ia Ches
tcriicld y. 49,
4 delightful evening Was spent last Sat
urday by few friends 81 M and Mrs. T..
/ J.. Cook Of Canal street who were invited
~ their home 10 meet Mis-, Florence Baker
| whose graduation with hOnprs from ID,
Boston school Of oraiOry WAS alluded ~ q
few weeks since. During the evening Miss
Baker entertained the company with scy.
I cral selections, which though Of light
/ character suited ~ small room aud audi
ouce. were sufficiently varied to show thai
/ her ability b. not limited 10 one class Of
readings Beside, her skill in clorutiouary
rendering, she has Pheasant personality
/ which spou makes warm admirers Of stTtug
| gers.
/ About 30 New York, Brooklyn and Bos
| ton people left the Brooks House ycstrrda,
| tor Wilmington, Ia the tally-hO coaches
! with siAiu-hand, under the guidance oi
! Z. NJ. Waite and l.. ;. Higgins The pariy
Was 10 attend the opening of ihc club house
Oi the Forest and Stream club, and 81 per
sons went To Wilmington, Via the railroad
! Among those who were AT the Brooks
House Wednesday night were Mr. and Mrs
! -. H. Cochran, Thomas Cochran, Mr.. and
Mrs, A. II. Watson and two children, Mr.
aud Mrs. Henry Truman and two children
Mr. and Mrs, +. G. Atkins, Mr.. aud Mrs
II. y. Kirkham, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. +. Bates,
and Miss Persis r. W. and A. W Childs
attended the opening
Julian Porter, who with win Emerson
assaulted Cynthia Sheldon, a pauper, AT
! Londonderry ~ announced ia The PhWniA
last week, Was arrested by officers at Wor.
cestrr Mass, Monday, Porler's father la,
been living at Worcester for some time, and
| after the crime was committed the young
man fled 10 that place, while his cOmpan
ION remained At Londonderry and was ar.
rested. When Porter was found at WOr
ccstcr hc was AT work on the Worcester
and Millbury electric railroad Sheriff
Mrlcudy went a. Worcester on Tuesday
and brought the prisoner 10 Londonderry
A hearing was held at Londonderry on
Wednesday before Justice Holden, State,
Attorney liitl appearing for the prosccu
tiou ana r. w. Stoddard for the defendant
Porter was bound over In the sum Of SlOOt
for trial at the county court. II Is under
stood that bah was furnished by his friends
Rarely does the stroke Of death fan 81
| suddenly, or cause shock so painful q,
happened on Tuesday evening when Mrs
W. i. Goddard Instantly passed away, with
no premonltiOn to herself or friends that IN,
event was near Mrs. Goddard had been ~
| about 0Hnd half weeks with what seem
ed To be- a slight attack OF fever For the
week previous, however, she had improved
| steadily, and her recovery was cOnhdcntl,
expected. Her husband, ON returning homt
| about Il O'Clock, took her from her bed aud
placed her In her chair whore she was /,
| have her supper which had been prepared