Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-30

| saw an item IN your issue Vi MdrCn 10
containing the notice of an ancient book
owned by Walter Crawford of Putney,
printed in 1926, and asking for notice of
any which was more ancient. There is
one owned by Mrs. Geo. Bacon of Bellows
Falls, entitled
THE Vanitie of the Creature and Vexation Of the
Spirit By Edward Reynolds, Preacher to the
HONORABLE Society of Lincons lime" Lon
don Imprinted by Felix Kingston for Robert
BOStOCk, 1881.
1t is book of some 532 pages and is in
good state of preservation. When speak
ing of ancient works it seems to deserve
mention, as it is a sound and well-written
treatise. 1t also contains a treatise on
"The Sinfulness of Sinne," and another
entitled "The Life of Christ" Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Pierce spent Mon
day at Bratteboro.
James Keefe and wife spent Sunday and
Monday in Fitchburg with friends.
W. f. Hubbard and wife of Brattleboro
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5.
Hayes Monday.
Mrs. F. P. Hadley has been in New
York this week, looking at the spring line
of millinery goods.
Frank B. Phelps has placed on his new
mandatory building on the island three
large and snowy signs.
G. f. Welch went to Boston Monday to
look over goods preparatory to putting IN
his new spring stock.
Rev. W. II. Collins of Brattleboro was
in town Monday and attended the bishops
reception in the evening.
W. C. Smith, travelling agent of the
Vermont IA Machine SnenG
Easter with n. G. Williams.
The family of F. c. Anterior spent Sun
day with Mrs. Atherton's father, Alfred
Dow, returning to Rutland Monday.
Geo. H. Brace, who is now employed in
a printing office at White River Junction,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Alice Banks, member of the class
of 92. B. F. II. S., is to teach in district
No, 20, Westminster, the coming season.
A. j. Holley spent last Sunday in Ever
ett Mass, with the family of Geo. A
Brown, where Mrs. Holley has been fol
several weeks.
Miss Mary Mcleod, a graduate of the
High school in '92, now pupil at the Bos
ton school of oratory, came up Saturday
returning Wednesday.
B, F, Brown of Concord, n. H., was il
town Wednesday, and on that day sold hi
large tenement house at the foot of Terrace
hill to IL. d. Aldrich.
A reception was given to Bishop Hall a
the parish house Monday evening. Man!
of the church people awaited themselves o
this opportunity to greet the new bishop
Prof, Clark the eye specialist, will b
here Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday o
next week, For some years Prof. Clarl
has visited this place, and has larg
practice here.
Edgar Carruthers, who is home for hi
two weeks vacation from Norwich univel
sity, went to Brattleboro this week to as
sst his father in the mill, as he has rus
OF work just now.
The young people of the Universalis
church intend giving another of their fin
entertainments next Monday evening,
celebration of All FOOLS day. 1t will cor
SIst OF music, readings and tableauX.
H. B, Davis's farm and all the persona
property on the place is to be sold at pull
lie auction April 10 by the administrato
D. +. Weston. The sale will attract
large number of purchasers, witho'
doubt
d. j. Harrigan, who for some time hi
oeen studying in the dental office of e. v
Knight, is about to open an office in Pu
ney, though it is expected that he will IL
me present spend part of his time he
with DR.. Knight.
D. w. Shelley of Putney is winnir
much praise from his audiences here f
MS singing. He has been well received
number of evening concerts, and la
sunday sang at both the Methodist al
uhyersalist churches.
Inc United Brotherhood of Papermake
VIII hold its first annual concert and bf
III / mon hall next Tuesday evening. Su
per will be served in Towns Hotel, al
the proceeds of the entertainment will 9,
toward fitting up club room for -