Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-16

heir seconi week week Bible study elias hold
." second meeting this evening.
"a ~ sAilbee and Hill went To- ,irrs
N.Y. SWV5nIesday, to attend n ,icaI meet
ing. of
harvest supper in the parish house last
evening.
Miss Mary King and James Blake were
married at st. Charles's church Wednesday
morning.
Gov. and Mrs. Grout and son, and Miss
Bisbee were the guests of Col. Carroll
Moore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Babbitt returned
this week from trip down the st. Law
renee, visiting Montreal and Quebec.
The library was closed several days last
week for repairs. Now, in its fresh coat
of varnish and kalsomine, it looks very in
viting.
Alez S. Browne, New England manager
of the New York Life Insurance company,
called on the agents of the company here
Wednesday.
Miss Ella Howe and Guy C. Blossom
were the delegates from the Congregational
church to the State Sunday school conven-
ton at Burlington this week.
Among those who went to Brattleboro
Tuesday to attend the funeral of ex-Gov.
Fuller were DR.. E, A. Gorham, W. G. Bel
KNAPP, G. b. Babbitt, G. A. Weston and l..
S. Hayes.
Dr. Edward Kirkland is to read a paper
before the 10th semi-annual meeting of the
Vermont Homeopathic Medical society, to
be held at the Van Ness House in Burling-
ton next Wednesday.
C. W. Osgood has been in Burlington
this week in attendance upon the conven-
ton of the Vermont Sunday school union.
He spoke Wednesday afternoon on "The
Bible class teacher"
A. N. Williams, special agent of the
Phoenix Fire Insurance company, has
been in town several days this week ad-
justing the company's loss on the Chase
house and making some inspections.
Sherry's Working World was exhibited
in Farr's block the early part of the week
to the great amusement of the little peo,
pie The diminutive mechanical figures
seemed almost alive as they went through
the various evolutions.
The ladies' union of the Congregational
church will serve an oyster supper in the
Vestry of the church next Thursday evening
Oct. %. During the evening "Aunt Je
Iusha's album" which was so successfully
given several years ago, will be repeated.
In the appointment of the different
standing committees made by the speaker
of the house Wednesday Representative
Hadley was appointed on the banking, ant
ways and means committees. Both are
important positions and we feel that oul
representative is making a mark for him
self.
An alarm was rung in soon after moor
last Friday, from box %. The fire proved
to be in what has been Familiarity know
as the sold Chase house." near Westmins
ter bridge, now owned by Guild & Wether
bee, of the Westminster Paper company
The fire is understood to have originated
from matches in the hands of children. 1
thoroughly Quilted the house and barn.
The local Republicans are becoming in
terested in the extensive arrangement
being made for grand reilly and a torch
light parade to be held at North Walpol'
on the evening of Thursday, the Goth
Some eminent speakers have been engaged
by the New Hampshire state committee
and the occasion will be an interesting one
An invitation has been received by the Re
publican club from Keene to visit that city
next week Saturday evening and take par
in a monster celebration TO be held there
If suitable RAILROAD arrangements can b,
secured large delegation will probably g
from here.