Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-25


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Inc Ieopie Nat'ohai oalh mas "e1l'.'
lts semi annual dividend OF IL PEI CENT
paN"oie July I'
The Chlldren's union conducted interest
ing services at the Universailst church lasl
sunday night, consisting largely OF songs
declarations. etc.
Eva, youngest daughter of VIM. Ellis,
broke her arm Tuesday afternoon while al
play in Clarence Whitaker new house on
south Main street
G.. ID. Moves has sold his registered stall
lion, Tyringnurst, to Northampton persons,
who will handle him for speed "a. the
y Northampton track.
Confirmation and FIRST communion will
be administered To- a large class of children
i'm ri. Nichaers Roman Catholic church on
JuIv bv BIshop MichauU
,rb. ioc,,a, a,r,vaa aa,Iy I'm the week
and triIt a second noor, from the cove TO
The toll bridgs The zoos of the bic drive
are now going down the river.
Gan. I a. T,msor of liaremout for.
r,e,I, of ErsttIsno~o ina. n44r elected
,,,si,~ ~ no tfirt narration patris,ebs
NiiI,s,t dersrtr,ant of Nov Haupsbir.
CAM Timson is commander off the military
comrar,. nj Ciareuont and drum major of
~ America, bapa of tba- DIaca
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TUESDAY evening VIII, III LAY l9- hl't'l d,
business ul"ua-'- i'' jan. y J" 80
conullIon no" 'uaI D. u"s pe7n loI se'ei a.
year auu N Las s''el". eH-'"- N1s
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vi Sc "a Loul>- "'A"u- scr ''ves
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lhe oman helei CORPS was HAHusOlle's
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The Young People Christian union of
the Jnlversailst church have chosen Rev.
and Mrs. II u. Maxwell delegates and
Myrteile Easou and Lucy SlmOnds alter
mates TO the national convention. which
will be- held July ia a. Detroit Mich. ir
lhe NnuFcu OF 'ui amer OF "AIeA h'N-
Lee MO- oleslei' formerly 'i NIarelhoL .'
H. H., is pastor. IL Is eA pret"- -uH- ut.
anu MT. MaA"r'-' his Las'- anu -a'N'
MAY TOWARDS Will at'eAI the convention.
4 prominent Chicago banker and ous.-
ness man held an interview with Gen.
Estey In New orK recently urging him
strongly TO move the Estey organ business
, 10 Chicago, and eniargluc upon the at-
vantages which would accrue from reduced
cost OF manufacture, from iessened freight
charges. from being al tH- centre OF the
business interests OF the country, and Tor
other reasons. Ii Is unnecessary 10 say
/ that the proposition was not seriously con
/ sldered by Gen. Estey
d.. L. Il. Caulder of Burlington came
/ Wednesday to fill the mace OF second as
( slstant pbysiciau at the Ketreat DR.
/ Caulder is a native of Salt Lake CITY. He
/ received mis- medical education al the Uni.
/ versity Of Vermont, graduating Il the class
/ OF 1888. He then received the appoint
ment of house surgeon al the Mary
/ Fletcher hospital. a position which he has
! since held. he comes TO BrattleDoro with
/ an excellent preliminary training for his
/ work. and bringing high recommendation
The perkinsvilla corresnondence of the
/ Snrinpfald Renorter contains tho follow.
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