Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-24

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egates to the state convention was heiu
Tuesday evening at Montpelier to see what
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lowing III regard 10 FORMER Ne"-kho"h
DlA'IieooIo Ies'ue"'s' - T. nIuM" Has
SOFA MS undertaking BUSINESS 10 DE- warren
hooef's ana WI" 60 next week 10 boston
"heIf ne Will become associ"'eu Win al
undertaking nrih employing large mum
Der oil men ana conducting TWO stores MI
ROBERTS comes 10 burlington from NOT
"lcn' Conn., "heIe ne mas oeeH Io' three
years Win Henry Alien " son ID the same
line OF business during theiT y
years resluehce III burlington MI ana
MS ID "" La maui many "''' IL u ieius'
| VINO Will regret lneI departure "hlIe al
the same time wishing MI. brown much
success. Mrs. Brown and daughter Will
remain IN this clt7 until September.
Several Brattleboro young people will
receive their degree from New England
colleges this month. Charles Hawley, who
has stood at the head of his class at the
Worcester Polytechnic institute, is one OF
the class officers there Walter Eddy is
a member of the graduating class at Am
herst and c. Ernest Clark at Dartmouth
Merton Robbins was in the graduating
class at the University of Vermont, but
left to accept an appointment as adiutant
with the first battalion of the First Yer
mont Volunteers. He will, however. re-