Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-01-17

The union meetings were well attended
during the week of prayer, and good
spirit prevailed.
There is prospect that another resi-
dence will be erected below Charles Will
lard's.
The platform of the Methodist church
has been lowered IA inches and Widened
two and one-half feet.
The annual installation of officers of
Delta lodge, Knights of Honor occurs in
Masonic hall this evening.
Foster Mack of Chesterfield, n. H., en-
gineer for F. l.. Pierce, has resumed his
labors after an illness of week.
Baxter Wilder of GAINESVILLE, Ia, is Wis
iting relatives in town, including Mrs.
Geo. Howard and Mrs. George Fifield.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will hold supper in the vestry week
from next Tuesday evening, Jan. rs.
Miss Clara Cushman, for several years a
missionary in China, will speak at the NJ.
E. church Sunday evening, Jan. 20. She
is an excellent speaker, and large num-
Der will wish to hear her.
Arthur Smith narrowly escaped serious
injury Monday. He was in the woods
chopping when tree which hal loose
striking Mr.. Smith on the head and injur-
ing him so that he tainted.
Rev. F. b. Kellogg of New York city,
who supplied the Congregational pulpit
here three summers ago, was married in
New York Wednesday evening to Miss
Mary Kyle, well known here as a summer
boarder at Chandler Puffer's.
Everybody interested to learn to sing
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come to the Methodist church next Wed
nesday evening at 1880. Rev. Mr.. Parker
and Professor A. r. Parker will organize
a chorus class for improvement in sacred
and classic music.
These regstries appear at the Kendricl
House this week: G. G. Ruggles, Franz
Harrington, E. j. Davis, M. j. Gattman
Boston; John Marshall, F. D. Wiley
Newport; B. S. lockwood, Middlebury
S. j. Sill, Holyoke, Mass. Charles Die
kins, Utica, n. Y, and Albert Mehrbach
New York city.
'Shinburn has got into the safe" wa
heard on the street Saturday night. Al
investigation showed that the bolt in F
D. Kendalrs safe had become slipped il
such way that it could not he unlocked
and not wishing to pay the eXorbitant pric
of 20 cents per hour and expenses fron
the time an agent left Boston until he re
turned, Mr.. Kendall engaged e. o. San
derson to drill into the safe and move tn
bolt.
A county institute for the benefit of tn
teachers of the ungraded schools of Wine
ham county will be held here in the tow
hall Friday, Feb. IA. Stase Superintent
ent Mason S. Stone and County Examine
II. d. Ryder will be present, as will prol
billy be Superintendent Nash of Gardne
Several of our local teachers will preseI
DapeIs upon educational topics and clal
Exercises. 1t is hoped that large nun
ber of citizens will turn out and partic
nate in the exercises as far as is possible.
In last weeks issue of The Phoenix v
r1ported the fact that the Emergency FL
eftinguishers bought by F. L. Pierce we
fpzen. In justice to the local agent
Uey be said that the night when the e
l|nguishers froze was an unusually co
one and that they are so shaped that
1|ge surface is exposed. 1t is claim'
no the liquid in bulk, such as is used f
E0Fn fire protection, will not freeze at al
|4nperature. The liquid is not injured
Icing, though it is advisable to keep it
Hild temperature If convenient.
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