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

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having less than three inches OF rain while
places III Maine had over 3 inches.
~trattau a. Foster are arranging tur %
celebration at SuverdaIe. Spon0rd lake
july q. Music will be furnished by q
brass band and Jubilee singers. A turkey
dinner will be- served iu In. grove. aud
there will be- dancing 10 tine pavilion af-
ternoou and evening. There vii be a
social hon al Sllverdale SATURDAY evening
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rented fin. invitation. To be presp,- There
were tasteful decorations OF laurel and o,b-
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Pine Grove Springs. Strattau a Foster al
Sliverdale, W. h. Ware a. Lakeside, and
{. Il. Eddy d Co. PAU henkel began
Monday night as night operator al the eX-
change in place OF John Ioomey, VINO
goes on 10 day work. repairing. etc
James NJ. Bace. -. called his children
and grandchildren together for a reunion
at the Mansion House in Greenfield. Mass.
YESTERDAY Nj. and Mrs. T. a. Bags and
children of Brattleboro were present.
I There were interesting exercises. Nj.
Bagg has lived ~ Greenfield 1oI the pas
I'VE years. Previous 10 that he lived IN
bernardstOu HIS grandfather was one OF