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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
Rack to Anpnmattox.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l5.-The conside
alton OF the protests arising from the !
cent change of the name OF the old App
mattos postofiico in Virginia TO ST.
render ,esulted yesterday In an order
storing the name Appomattox to the
Office recently designated Surrender, a
changing the present Appomattox, {
merly Nebraska, to West Appomattox.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15

organization that has rapidly come toto
popularity and whose members will in
but few years as truly represent the
University as the other clubs. The off.
GERS and members are ~ follows:
President, Everett Wslling; business
manager, r. Il. Horton; conductor. e. NJ.
Gallup; 1st vioiins, &. M. Broome, Charles
Park, viii Merchant, Monahan; "a violins
Walling, J. Richard Colby; flutes. Huse.
Minor; cornets, Horton, Bucklin; cari-
"sts. Allen 95. Gur"; French horn. Cog.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
Wrecked For Good.

FIRE ISLAND, Jan. l5.-Barge Seth low
after being wrecked once on the Florida
reefs, repaired and turned into q coal
barge, aud after drifting about tho ocean
for days and being again rescued and
brought into New York bay, is now a CON-
plete wreck. Two of the persons on the
barge, when she went ashore yesterday,
vara drowped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
l.iea.led Not Guilty.

QUINCY, Mass, Jan. 10 john Glover
and Reginald y. ii. Watkins, who are said
to have been with Michael Tenney, whose
mangled remains were found late Satur
day night scattered along che tracks of
the railroad at South Braintree, were ar.
raigned for folonious assault upon and the
murder with aE unknown weapon OF
Michael Tenney. Both men pleaded not
guilty and were rcmanded to ja'i without
bail until Thursday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15

hill; cello, Powers; trombone, Angel; /;
basses, White, Maynard.
The symphony has PLAYED several times
at ths Y. NJ. &. A. OF this city and at
Woonsocket. II has varied and exten-
sive repetoire that has been acquired by
long and diligent practice.
The Brown Brass Band is not an entity
this season. 1t had healt by existence
last year, but has not as yet been organ
ixed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
6LEEmEN OF BROWN.
Well Trained Clubs Of vocalists, Banjo
and Mandolin Players.

The Spartan idea OF education as con-
sisting of music and gymnastics may not
find favor In these days OF practical
existence; but nevertheless 1t shows how
truly . part OF human nature 1T Is to
express emotions and sentiments through
the harmony of sound. OF oil forms OF
music, so varied in these progressing
tunes, perhaps there is none SO popu-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15

Boston. Jan. 15.-Augustine McCraith,
secretary of the American Federation cf
Labor, OK. secretary of Typographical union
13 Of this city, was rendered banquet
last night at the American House. Secre-
tary McCraith left FOR Indianapolis this
morning, where the new headquarters of
the federation arc established
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
Were Evenly Matched.

Boston, Jan. 1b.--Members Of the de-
batting society of Harvard college and
members Of the Trinity club Of Trinity
church debated here last night the ques-
ton: should the Standing Army Of
the United States Be Increaseds" No de-
cision was given, both sides having been
well matched
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15

DovEu, Del. Jan. l5.-rhe Republican
caucused last night for the purpose %
making a successor TO Senator Higgins
Early this morning vote was taken, re
sulting: Higgins, y; Massey, Ii blank, 2
Speaker McMullen declared Higgins th,
nominee, and the caucus adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
Fuw,ustloo Caused Fire.

N,surt H.. Jan 10 The hous,
and barn OF William II. Martin OF II hudson
were destroyed by fire. Mr. Martins
daughter died OF scarlet fever, and th,
house ssugIit fire while being fumiga
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
The Herring sauabbIe.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, Jan. 15-T.
Byrnes arrived In town yesterday IN COZ
pany with Mcssrs. Gross and Martin, q
two United States treasury officials, TO i
vestigate the herring trouble num
of captains Interested in he herring n
cry were summoned and questioned abo
tina nm ntfpr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
A Double Crime.

MONTREAL. ian. 10. AT Windsor Mills
Younr Mrs. VI ,orc left her house with her
i5monthsold child In her arms and
walked into the river - Francis Mother
and child we,e Immediately swept under
the ice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15

TRENTON. Jan. 10 The joint caucus OF
the Republican members of the New Jer-
sey legislature, ~ n vote OF 20 to So placed
General william J. Sewell In nomination
for the Unfcd States senate To succeed
John X Mcpherson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
Brig Badly Damaged.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Jan. 15 - Brig
Harry Smith, from Demerara for Boston,
with sugar, was driven ashore among the
rocks at White Point ledge. She was
badly damaged, but was able, with tempo
rary repairs TO proceed under tow for Bos-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
VIII Don Mortar Bonrds.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. l5.-The senior class
OF the Yale scientific department lasl
night voted to adopt the custom of the
academic seniors and have class day and
also TO wear caps and gowns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15

NEW LONDON, Conn, Jan. l5-Asa
Potter aged 60 years, an eccentric but
well-to- do resident of Noank. was killed
by train at Avery's Crossing. He was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
HAIR a -,eron House. Rurned.

MOUNDS. Ills. Jan. 10 - BY tearing
down two houses n fire was stopped here
after half dozen houses were destroyed,
smong them two grocery stores.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
settling Up.

NEW York, Jan. 15.-The Harlem
River bank, through its receiver. has OBJ
tanned permission to pay dividend OF 10
per cent. The liabilities are reported Ut
S225 COL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. ID. The Democratic
caucus unanimously nominated Horace
X. Chiffon United States senator. He
will be elected on Jan. %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
For the Short Term.

RALEIGH, Jan 10. = The Republican
caucus nominated j. Q. Pritchard for
United Statos senator for the short term.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15

II you have home laundrying equal to the
professional laundrymsn's work. give your
lanndress us sccret-Elsstic starch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15

Wy ANTED~-sPoT CASH PAID FOR LARGE
w lots Of second hand household furniture,
carpets etc, to parties breaking up housekeeping
OF ib5 Weybossett street Geo. Ia Robinson, auc-
teneer septs-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
NOTICE.

On and after January lst 1895, the business Of
the NATIONAL BAND AND ORCHESTRA will
be conducted by MR. ALFRED NJ. LANG3TAFF,
who has been elected leader and agent OF this
organization and VINO takes this occasion TO thank
the public for past favors and respectfully solicits
continuance Of same
Business office, 2iO Westminster street, Room
ii; take elevator. Band koom, 70 Dorrance street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-15
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NY ANTED-- GIRLS FOR DOUBLING, TWIST
w ing and spooling. Apply Geneva Worsted
Mil Providence. Hast
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21
sAxroNs RIVER


MIs. Vrace lIooIi'sIs 'lsil-A- uei 'dhls'
'ls Nis7'a i-"1'.
MISSES LOCKE ana I'olA calli- Ho'lie l''l-
Neiie'ie' on "euneaoat.
Rev. u. Balou occupied the Longreca-
tional pulpit Sunday morning
some have begun having The hay crop
In this vicinity will be very light.
Mis-. Eutb Barry visited This week her
aunt. Mrs MARY D Webb. nj MoutpeIier
str, ,,,,..,... ..,.. ,.,,,,,,,. s,,,,u
The frost I'M many places killed line earIv
bIoou
p.. .-5 zfr. p..t5 y,.,.t.- aud +,,.,.
,,,-,,,i,,,r- -, t.- W.. I,l,,. ra.,,,,I,.
-, i,is ,,,-.t. ~ W..
So.
new All ''II-ul spoAe 7u'll"N e'e-'I-
~ lI1 Noli-l o-"'loll"l '''''' i'
anu 0ol ui'i 9pl-'"
Mrs. d. j. Cnapn and Miss Alice leave
SATURDAY Tor ilp to Massachusetts and
the Wellesley commencemen.
Mrs. Mary Fay OF Minneapolis Mimi,
has been for several weeks with Mrs ~o-
Ion Morrison sine leaves on Saturday 90
visit friends in Massachuseus
Walter Barry accidentally set one toot into
atub OF scadinr watereu "Wednesday Vbi.
at work in his slaughter barn. lie seems
to have escaped without serious Injury.
An important administrator sale takes
place Thursday. June d. Derinninr al @
O'Clock. sharp when the real estate and
personal property All tine residence of tb,
iate John Lord about "a mile east of tbf.
village. will be- disposad of at auction In
addition 10 line homestead there are vain.
bic pasrures and wood lots and pronorty
in this viiiare An advertisement of ILL.,.
/ sale appears In another column
Att.- ,,, ,I,-,,s. ,t -,,,,- ,,,-,..... Solos. r,
,f-,--,s-- A. 80, - l- 49,
80. mo i,,,~,sI ,l. ~, .i,,. t.,,'-,,. W..
Iast Aist1,l y II - 80 o.
ill., F1.l Il.to,3 ,,,-,st, r,r,,'l,,... az .t
- s,,.-,,,. a., -, t,,r,
Nj Al or,s al - -.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21
A Paner Making Combine.
The Fail Mountain Paper Company
one of the Concerns Interested.

The Fail Mountain Paper Company
one of the Concerns Interested.
The publication in the New \ orz Times
OF the proposed plan OF the wOOd-pulp pa
Der manufactures. who make the paper
Tor newspapers. to combine their business
III a stock corporation and 10 place its Sc
cuIites III open market through the stock
exchange, is confirmed.
The project was discussed at a meeting
OF the wOod-pulp paper manufacturer.
held al q hotel in New Ork city about 10
DAYS ago. but no dehnite conclusion was
reached. II was determined however,
thai all those interested in the manufacture
OF paper Tor newspapers should be consult
ed. and in the meantime the project was
10 be discussed with nnancIers. There are
between 10 and 20 concerns whose interests
would be affected by such a combination
as Is proposed, and among them are the
Manufacturers Paper company. the Fall
Mountain Paper company. the Niagara
Falls Paper company. the Glens Falls Pa
Der Mills company. the Glen Manu1acuuT-
ing company and the kumford Falls Paper
company.
K. b. Fullerton OF the Manufacturers
Paper company SAYS; "The object OF the
combination was tWo-fold. In the FIRST
place il will reduce the cost OF produC-
ing the paper and also the cost OF selling
The manufactured product. and. III the sec.
Ond place IL will correct certain abuses
which have crept into the business OF sell
ing paper within the past 10 years. A
combination would perhaps reduce the cost
OF manufacture or % per cent MI
Fullerton claims there will he no increase
IN price TO the concerns buying paper
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL
EsTEYv11LE ETCH1NGs


Harry Dowley mas begun housekeeping
at. Us y Inc street
c. +. Sargent Is improving his Cherry
street house with coat OF paint.
l.. A. Witt mas Deeu To- New London
this week To attend the reunion of the
Army of the FOtoma.
i. i. sampson and son. NJ. j. D0wley
and Geo. /. Bishop went TO Sunset lake
last Saturday. Their nsh stories are mod
est ones
John Aaniey took a run on ms wheel
last Saturday morning, leaving Dorset at
$40 and az $3.50 ne was with his Estev-
vile friends. He is enthusiastic in praise
OF the bicycle. lie returned nome Sunday.
The Auventists held the nrst service in
their new Chape las. SUNDAY Robert
Miles. a Young man from the Bethel mis-
sion OF heeue. delivered tine discourse.
The cnape. is not Vet completed. but IL Us
hoped THAT III may bee finished and dedIcar-
ed some time this fall There Will be an
other meeting al $3.50 next sunday. uur j.
is not known whether there will De preach
ing
The Artillery band gave tine FIRST open
4 air concert of the season Monday evening
on Fuller park 10 good sized audience
and the Ladies Enterprise served a H. cen,
supper ana ice cream and cake under the
Battery large telit. The repast Melted q
good little sum. as many TOOK supper with
/ them last Thursday evening. The pro-
! ceeus were not tor the band. as many sup
/ posed but FOR the Ladies Enterprise. Al
/ ter the concert the West Brattieboro coach
! took the band to the West village TO give q
} sereuade II the electric cars mad been
/ running what q nice nye cent evening eA-
B cursionit would have been for the young
B VeGa|.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21

Mrs. A j. Dascomb and Miss Mary
opened their house here Monday.
The Harriet Goodridge home opens june
~ with Mrs. Angie aughu matr0l.
Mrs. Charles Stinson. has q cousin Miss
Carnage OF Bristol. Maine. here with her
Mrs. Lucy Fisher and Mrs. Lull of Rock
vile. Conn. are visiting at q. II. Walker Be-
Wednesday must have been ladies day
mere. as we hear OF several dInereut gath
eTln--
Mrs Geo. sabin OF Portland. formerly OF
This place. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. A..
A. Ward.
The Misses deuel. of New i ork arrived
at 81. c. Fenns Saturday Tor their summer
vacation.
Albert Fish mas moved into Geo. Ellison s.
house near the covered bridge at old
Gacevi.ly
MIR. and Mrs. i. +. AIduch, VINO have
been at L. ;. Stafford returned TO Spring
field Saturday
Henry d. tarweli returned with his
bride Monday W e wish them much hap
pIness on their lite Journey
Fourteen OF the friends OF httle Bessie
Butterheld gave her a surprise party on
her eighth birthday last SATURDAY..
Miss Brvne OF Somerville. Mass. who
mas been visiting Mi and Mrs. J.. j..
george. returned TO her home Monday
Miss Lucy n. Whitney. rranddauChte,
OF Geo. NJ. Chase OF this place. was one Of
the graduates of Bellows Fails High school
last FRIDAY.
Mi. and Mrs. o. NJ Miller went 20
Windsor last Tuesday TO attend the Wed
ding OF a relative. the daughter OF Gilbert
Davis OF that place
Il. C.. Lane Is visiting his daughters.
Mrs. /. J.. Cakes at south birmingham.
Mass. and Mrs. George e. >tOddar4 al
Newport. l.. L.. this week
We have heard some talk that the West
ministers were going TO fuIney Saturday
afternoon 10 return their game OF base bal
OF Two weeks ago. j. is said he vino laughs
last laughs best
III is decided TO hold picnic next week
I Friday. on The grounds where the boys
brigade camped last July. There will De
/ exercises by the children. Refreshments
/ will be served. Every one Is invited.
Mi. and Mrs. W. F. Willis Of 'Wnches-
/ ter. N. H.. came up on their wheels last
week Thursday ana stopped over with
/ relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Willis, con
/ tinulnr their Journey 10 AIstead The next
/ day
/ samuel Cisch0 and mis- slster-in-laW,
! from estmoreland. n. H., We're here
/ briefly Monday. They drove up returning
/ the same day. Mir. Cischo is making his
/ nome Tor the present with his brothers a,
/ WesUmoreIanl. n. u.
/ Harry s. Miller came very near being
! drowned Thursday evening He had swum
/ across 10 the island with another Young
} man and started 10 return when cramp
/ took him through tine heart lie sank
/ twice and cried ont Tor help. The river
/ was very deep, but he managed to get hold
! OF a log and thus barely saved himself.
! After ne got out he was hardly able 10
3 stand. the cramp still Affecting him
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21

The class Of 80 IS decorating tine armory
for the commencement exercises.
White. ga. goes TO Boston next week %
take mis- preliminary examinations Tor the
Institute of Technology
OF the class OF 49,. Hopkinson is plan
ming TO 60 10 Harvard. stoddard and AL
dricn 10 Brown. BaIcheluer 20 ! ale.
The class OF 500 spent Saturday at the
lake returning Iu the evening Mis-
Emerson performed the arduous duties OF
cnaperOue
Misses SImouds and Williams intend CO.
enter Brown university next fall The
certificates Tor their entrance nave been
signed by Mr. Beverage
O'Connor Is 10 60 TO Dartmouth. Thomp-
son Will enter the iewelry store of II. u.
Thompson * Co.,, and Barnes viii remain
al DurElu pharmacy.
The senior class held IT'S last meeting
Monday evening al the home of Ella Steb-
bins Refreshments We're served and the
time spent IN various games
The introduction committee Tor the re-
ceptIOn viii consist OF the following stu
dents, all of 'eU. Misses Jones. Green anC
HOuEhtOu. and Aldrich, Stewart and No
rev.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21

open their cottage. II. 4. King and "Henry
Otis are already established for the SUM
mCr
Rev. G. Is. j. Dodge has been requested
10 deliver q church address I'm Boston dur
ing the Y. j. $. G. J.. convention, but was
Obliged 10 decline us 1t will be at the time
OF ms summer vacation. MI and Mrs
Dodge are to take @ trip to their old home
i'm Nova Scotia.
Rev. C.. Is. j.. Dodge. D. %. Spring. W.
A. Ferguson. Misses May Stuart and Min
ME Perry went to Ludlow Wednesday Co
attend the annual convention of the Wood
stock association of Baptist churches. Mr.
Dodge and Mr. Spring had addresses be-
fore the convention
A new street Is soon to- be opened across
VIVA, Is now called the Williams meadow,
from Atkinson street to the 'back Terrace
Hill. 10 vii. be called Burt place. and
building viii be begun soon. Charles Glib
son. LIna AllUee, and Frank Thompson
nave bought building lots,
A lawn party will be- given next week
Friday on the grounds of L. S. Hayes on
/ Green street. Ice cream and cake will bee
/ served at 9 clock and through the even
ing. a short literary and musical program
will bee given The proceeds are for the
/ benefit OF the Congregational Sunday school
library
c, I. White. Brown university '9l re-
turns this week for a short time before
} going to Block Island. where he is TO edit
/ the Block Island journal. This paper Us
/ published IN connection with the PrOyI-
/ dence journal and will contain all the So
/ cietv news OF the island during the SUM
/ mer months
Town hotel and the poo rooms of
! brisbane tc CRAY were raided by the officer,
/ Tuesday evening and small seizures of
/ liquor made at each place The propue-
/ tors of the hotel were fined $50 and Cary
/ SO, while brisbane. who mas been found
guilty on a previous charge. will be tried o..
4 the next term OF the county c0ur.
The burlington Free Press of Monday
! contained the following. "DT. William l..
/ White OF Bellows Falls has been severa
weeks at the Mary Fletcher hospital where
/ he mad very serious operation performed.
/ lie mas returned home very much pleased
/ with the manner III which his case was
/ treated ana saws that the elevated situation
/ pure air. excellent ventilation. and the very
/ good care of the patients makes tins al.
/ together superior TO any OF the hospitals IN
/ New \ ork or New England
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21
GRAFTON

Mrs. J. Clapp and family came 10 the
Butterneld house on Thursday last
Mr.. Phelps Is receiving many applICa-
tons Tor board during the summer
Martin Tarbell Is now employed by w.
/. /. Walker TO take orders and deliver
goods.
Marshall Redneid mas moved from
Townshend TO the Chas. Sherwin place IN
this village.
Iarke and Hermon tarrar from New
port are visiting their grandmother. Mrs.
Ezra WalkeI
The straw berry social al the chapel was
q pleasant entertainment. Home straw
berries are quite abundant
Mrs Howes and daughter. Miss Nellie.
were here 10 attend the funeral of Mr..
Weeks Mrs. Howe father Both re-
turned 10 New Ork the following Tues
day. june is,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21
Memphis Convention Did silver Nor,
Harm Than (sOod.

The Memphis convention Is generally
regarded in Washington as having done the
cause OF free coinage al 16 TO ! more harm
than good. II is generally set down as be-
Ing quite as much OF a tlasco as the Alleged
convention at Springfield, and its failure
seems 10 be ali the more striking IN con
trast 10 the success OF the business men s
sound-money convention which preceded il
at Memphis. The silver men claim that 10
was mlsmanaged from the beginning. that
II ought 10 have been either a business
men convention OF politician s cOnven-
ton. and that. if the latter. then II ought
TO nave been confined 10 Democratic poiiti-
clans. The prominence OF the PopuLsts iu
the proceedings. aud at the same time the
utter failure OF their attempt 10 force the
free silver Democrats out OF their party
will. 1t is believed. greatly strengthen the
sounu-mOney movement in the Democratic
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21
near rlayea rae Mllh oo,r.


FROM Lle MoulsLlck Al
Not since a zOU-pOund panther was killed
IL Barnard 10 or il years ago mas any big
game wandered INTO this quiet neighbor-
hood. Last week Friday Harvey Lock
wood found black bear among ms cows.
the cattle chasing him about as much as
they would "a dog. the sport apparently
being mutually enjoyable. Mr. Lockwood
didn 1aL III a heap, but shouted, hoping
he might raise some one with a gun. but
failed. although ne was III the village
limits anC only short distance rom his
house. The bear retreaJed 10 a rocky
ledge. threatening to ian with ms paw one
or Two curious cows VINO came a triue TOO
near, sat there Tor a few minutes and then
shuihed on into the woods. A bear weigh
ING 1870 pounds was killed i'm Windsor
Monday, which Is supposed 10 have been
Mr. Lockwood S visitor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21

MI. Wanamaker mas increased ms life
insurance TO the remarkable aggregate Of
s., 100000 de Is certainly tine most heav-
lily insured man III America and possibly
in the world. John b. Stetsou of Phila-
deiphia mas policies on his life for $780,
600.
The Mt Hoiyoke college alumnB associ-
alton Is making an effort 10 raise SljO. 600
with good prospect OF success. Dr.. d. L.
Fearsons of Chicago mas offered TO give
the college S5OO providing it can raise
an additional S15O.O0O within the next
year and half. Dr. Pearsons is a native of
Bradford who mas made a fortune in Chi
cago real estate. He has given hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars TO educational in
situations
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21
NORTHTIELD. MASS

The logs in the river made their hrs. app
pearance on Tuesday.
Mrs. IT. D. Clark of Bratue0oro i- iu
Mortified attending the commencement
exercises.
Miss Julia Webster graduated at the
Springfield training school Oh Monday
Sine was one OF a class OF nineteen
Miss Mary otearus of Greenfield was
taken suddenly Ill on Saturday. She grew
rapidly worse, her disease proving to Doe
appendicitis. and she died iu A. hours,
Her body was taken 10 her home. where
the funeral was held on Monday afternoon.
The ladies OF the Woman's Relief corps
Will hold baby show IN their rooms al
the Old church ON Tuesday afternoon. june
-. from q To- G Do. 81. Two prizes are
offered the FIRST Tor babies under TWO wears.
the second from two to five years AID
babies with their mothers are invited
guests. The public will be charged O
SINAI. fee
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21

Prominent arrivals at the Brooks House
this week have been: George L. Doane,
Portland. Mich. Charles 4. Knauh
Philadelphia; Elertou James. with his
mother Mrs. q. X. James. Nahant. Mass.
Mir. and Mrs. los. Lythgae. Providence. i.
1. Elisha Fiagg. New ] ork: Fred Wilder
st. Louis No; Lieut.. I. Il. Lawtou,
L. >. army Col. and Mrs Geo Whitney.
hoyaiston. Mass: Mrs. Henry Holt. New
ork; Mrs. T. W. Coggin. Miss Cogziu.
New y ork; Mrs. a. S. Webster. Miss C..
Il. Webster. New ork 5. L. Page. cashier
OF the Hayerhill national bank. HaverhiL
Mass; Herbert SAKE, New i Ork; k0uer,
Prodou, Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. H. O.
Case, Westheld, Mass. Mi. and Mrs o.
A. Billings. Hatfield. Mass. Mrs. George
keyes New York; Mir. and MIS-. y. D.
Mckenzie. Plalniiell. \.