Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Nellie, daughter of John Flahiye died
yesterday at her Elliot street home. Tie
funeral was held this forenoon.
On flower mission day, June q. the W
c. T. U. carried out G9fbouquets Of flower,
to the sick and shut-ins in town.
Decker, the noted Vermont wre,tI4,
who was in town today, defeated Whe4l4r
of Cambridgeport at Bellows Fall, ls,.
evening.
j. H. Chamberlain had a very success.
full horse sale yesterday, disposing Of ,.
animals Several were sold to a Connect.
cut firm.
Genuine summer weather put in an al.
pearance Saturday, and since then the
maximum temperature for each dav bs,
been from S3o to 96'.
The BARRIERS have agreed to close tbe,
shops at 10 o'clock on the morning Of .Tulv
4, and will keep open until 10 o'clock On
Tuesday night, the Sd.
Mrs. Geo, Harris has invited Denni, Re-
bekah lodge to her home in West Brattlebor
next Thursday afternoon Mr.. Higg1,
will be at Odd Fellows hall at , O'Clock "a
carry all who wish to ride.
The annual field day of the Young s.b.
letes of the Brattleboro and Hnsdal4 H..b
schools, followed by ball game. vii. at.
tract a large crowd to the Valley Fa.
ground tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon. at.
o'clock.
There is talk of reunion Of the H..b
school class of IS at an early date a.
members of the class who are fayora5e,9
such a project should commuuicatr viii
n fTay-lnp ,,paci,latt 20 -.
with F. S. Knight, secretary.
The annual reunion of COMPANY c o.
the First Vermont regiment is being he'd
at the cascade today. Among those from
out of town at the reunion are William
Thomas of Keene, Albert Mason Of
Gardner, Mass, p. A. Streeter of Holyok-
f. w. Bugbee of Orange, Mass. y. 5
Cole of Thompsonvile, Conn. John
York of Chesterfield.
Members of the commission to locate The
line between Massachusetts and Vernon,
and New Hampshire were in session herr
yesterday and today. While no paper:
have been signed it is understood tina. The
commission agreed that the line between
Massachusetts and Vermont should Be-
whas 1t is practically, a straight line be.
tween point on the river bank at South
Vernon and the northwestern corner Of
Massachusetts.
An improvement has been made il
easing the grade of North Main street BY
taking off the hump at the top Of tie
hill. 1t ought to be said that there is Uni.
versal appreciation and commentator Of
the excellent way in which Road Comm.s.
sioner Eames is taking care of Main stree.
Yesterday the street was carefully cleaned
Its whole length, and all the accumulatols
from the heavy showers removed from tie
cutters.
These officers of the United Order O.
Golden Cross were chosen last evenn:
\. G., Mrs. c. l. Stafford; V. n C., Mr..
NJ. F. CuTier; w. p, Mrs. H. Wyatt:
keeper of records, Mrs. L. \. Goodell; f,
nancial keeper of records, Mrs. H. r. Nc.
Clure; treasurer, j. A. Stafford W H.,
ID. n. Moran; w. l. g., Mrs. NJ. L, Hub
bard; w. o. g., A. |. Williams: P. y. o.
Mrs. A. E. Moran; auditors, H. NJ. Pike,
ii. P. Hunter, A. l. Williams.
The young people who went to the RAJ.
road station Tuesday night to give Mr.. and
Mrs. Risbey farewell greeting OF rice, Old
shoes, etc, were beautifully left" The
bridal couple drove toward the railroad
station, but it was found next morning
that the team passed through the toll
bridge, along the Chesterfield road, and
back to this village, via the suspension
bridge, to the Brooks House, where NJ
and Mrs. Risbey had engaged rooms, Mex
morning they left town in peace and quiet
ness by the 9:22 train.