Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-08

The Caledonia county court began Tues
day, Judge Tyler presiding There are
over 200 cases on the docket.
Rev. Mr.. Cooper of Boston, whose work
for homeless children is noticed i'm our
Bellows Falls correspondence, will soon
bring party of the waits to Brattleboro.
The four women connected with the
Mortified seminary, had so far recovered
from the effects of the injuries sustained
in the runaway accident that they were
moved last Friday from Lindenhurst to
Mortified.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will hold as their annual fair, the "Festi-
val of the holidays" June Is. Among the
usual attractions will be "The Shepherdess'
| drill from Ben lIur under the direction of
Major Bond.
j. Harry Estey lef' this morning to at
tend the bicycle meet to be held ut Green
wich, n. y, tomorrow. Julius Gull is
entered in the races. The young men will
return to Brattleboro next week, making
the trip on their wheels.
Three horses in pasture at North Hins-
dale were found in a bog last night. One
OF them had sunk so far that only the
head and name were in sight. The ami
mails were eXtricated, and they do not APP
pear to be- badly injured.
The annual field day of fine Estev Guard
and Fuller Battery occurs tomorrow, with
inspection by Gen. Gilmore and Capt.
Tutherley. The Guard will drill at the
armory in the morning and go to the
range in the afternoon. The Battery will
spend the day at the fair ground.
The name of the French Protestant col
lege at Springfield, Mass, of which Rev.
>. ii. Lee, formerly of Bratlleboro, is
president, has been changed to the French
American college. The commencement of
the institution was held last week, when it
graduated its first student.
The body Of George d. Kingsley was
brought here this morning for burial at
West Brattleboro. Mr.. Kingsley was born
in this town in 1894. For the past II
years he has lived at the Mansion House
in Easthampton, Mass, where his death
occurred yesterday from Bright's disease.
lie was the son of Daniel p. Kingsley.
one of the old time stage coach drivers.
The Goth annual convention of Congre-
gational ministers and churches of Yer
mont will be held at the South Congrega-
tional church at st. Johnsbury, June r.
l3 and II. Rev. c. O. Day will preach the
convention sermon. E. c. Crosby is the
delegate from the Centre church. c. F.
Thompson will attend as an ex-oflicio
member of the convention. Miss Minnie
Tyler is the delegate to the women's meet
ings to be held in connection with the con
ventiOn.
Rev. ;. NJ. Crothers was installed pastor
of the First Parish (Unitarian) church of
cambridge, Mass, last evening Rev
Charles G.. Ames of Boston preached the
sermon, and Prof. F. G. Peabody of the
Harvard divinity school offered the ordain-
ing prayer. Rev. Charles F. Dole of ia
macia Plain gave the right hand of fellow
ship. Mr. Crothers will remain in Cam
bridge until the middle of July. On
sunday, July -, he gives an address at the
Plymouth, Mass, school of applied ethics,
after which he will join his wife and chill
dren in Santa Barbara, Calf, where they
have gone for the summer. Early in Sep
TENDER the family will take up their resi-
dence at No. & Everett street, Cambridge.