Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-18

T.. w. LAtDIN Us 10 Alt9t.lt AIS ALlAllttl'
play in the opera house IN December under
the auspices of the Odd Fellows.
The schools viii nave only one session
"Wednesday OF next week closing at noon
so that teachers may 90 to their homes.
The union Thanksgiving service will be-
held in the Baptist church at $50 clock.
Rev L. L. AargCrat viii preach the SER
mon.
John W. Isnam's Octoroons drew very
good audience at the opera house IuesdaN
avAp,nq ana gave a good entertainment OF
the ciass
Mrs CARTS Chapman of Everett. Mass,
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Il Chapman she will remain until after
Thanksgiving
A house warming Is TO Toe given at the
Congregational parsonage tnls evenn-.
when MIR. and Mrs Reid will receive their
friends from To- n"
The ladies of the JnIversanst church
hed their tornIghtlv supper last night.
Mrs u. 4. Eaton and Mrs. Fred Lowell had
charre of the supper
The hsh market on Rockingham street
mas made another change. the urm name
now being ,rodsoa IS Marshal. The uew
member of the nrm is G.. j. Golsa.
Miss Mildred Booth went Monday T..
Mortified and will spend rev weeks with
ner mother Mrs Jessie Booth at the home
of Rev Dr. H. . Booth III M0rrlsv-e
A. II. Fisher went Monday mornIu- G.
MS winter nome at south lake Weir. El.
He viii stop for a time with ms brother
William Fisher. VINO Is Il IN 0Ioucester.
Mas
Mrs. Tnurstou of NewburvpOrt. Mas
who mas been spending week with Kew
and Mrs. j H. Reid, returned to ner nome
Thursday Miss Ihurston was one of Mr.
Reid s former parIsnIoners
Nelson Emo and Miss Mary LaUior were
married IN ST. Charles church TUESDAY
morning. a large reception was given lu
the evening TO their many friends III their
new nome on Wells street
a reception is TO De given to John %.
Spring at the Baptist church TO say good.
bve to him before leaving for MS trip
abroad he sails from Boston next Wed
nesdav on the steamer IctorIa for Liver
pool
Fred G.. Hidreth returned vesJer-
dav from a business trIu of few days
to Montpelier Barre and ST. Adams TAX
ing the opportunity while IN Montpelier e.
near some of the discussions upon railroad
matter
The father of MIR. Harley j. huntoou Of
this place died very suddenly at ms home
Ill LanCdon last sunday afternoon while
visiting with ms son and ms family who
were spending the dav with him. The tu
neral was held Wednesday Afternoon
Another is TO ne added 10 the number Of
soious in Bellows Falls, making seven.
which Is SAID TO ne the perfect number y
NJ Dlmlck is the name TINS sOlOu Dear-
lie comes mere from CavendIsh and expects
to open his Office Dec. III the Howard
block
The High school mad SOLID session TODAY
so that the teachers may attend the Com
necticut \ allev Teachers association held al
Windsor today and tomorrow. O. W. Cox.
superintendent of our schools. Is TO present
a paper on a Plan for school w orK IN
EnglIsh
DIR. O. NJ. George mas been iii the past
week and not able TO be IN ms seat IN the
Legislature he came from there Saturday
having been able to ne at the state house
each dav last week. but upon arriving home
was so I'D ne went 10 DeO and mas not been
able To leave the mouse since
The Junior Epworth league gave a very
pleasant entertainment ana social at the
vestrv of the Methodist church Friday eve.
ming OF last week. A program CONSISTING
OF recitatlons and music was rendered. ther
a merry time with games was enjoyed hy
tine 5U OF more children present
Advertising cards containing the FIR,
alarm and school signals, the offices of tn,
~.
location and the foreman of each, also o.
the steamers, chemical engines. and hool
and ladder companies nave been disrribut
ed at tine houses throughout the village
The annual fair of the ladies of the Uni
versalst church Is TO be held in Union hall
Thursday and Friday. Dec. and O. Thurs
dav their sale and supper will occur witt
some entertainment FRIDAY evening
Mother Goose carnival will be given. fol
lowed by dancing. Ice cream and cak
will he served. hehearsals were begun II
the hall last evening
Miss irgInla box of the Education soci
ETY., one OF tine benevolent societies of tn
Congregational denomination, spoke at tn
Congregational church last Sunday morn
ing IN the interests of Whitman college a
Walla Wala, Washington Her them
was How Marcus Whitman Saved Ore
gou In the evening she talked OF he
own work IN the West Monday an
Tuesday she went about among tine peopI
receiving money and pledges OF future nav
ment tor the college. The willingness wit
which people gave testified 10 tine interes
she mad awakeueG.
The "Wluter Night College" of Tn
Noung Men club helu their ursr sessi0
Tuesday evening III tine parlJrs of the Con
gregarional church. IL was q debate up0
the question shall the United States an
mex the Philippine. II b. Ryder pr.
sided Dr. Edward Kirkland and l. q
took the affirmative, and Waite
There Wud W. q. Belknap the negativ
church Suptgular debaters mad preseuts
Tot, r. q nus several others gave thei
~ ~ and con- The Judges. ". Il
nifty. Hau,h,,,--t do.;5-
MIS-. henry # the argument was IN f.
Mass Is visiting aarive. Another deDat
town. eeks from Tuesdsv ev.
Edison Smith issstiOn, Resolved, Thu
house III South bocv toward the iormatio
ter with Sanford Snental to the indiYidul
A watch was fopur citizens with d.
urday near the resn and Mr.. H. L. Newe
and Mr.. G. II. hobb an
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