Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-08-11

Inere VIII De sacred concert AZ DTOoh
side Park Sunday at p. NJ.
George e. Crowell is building two.sto
ry oak corn-barn in the rear of his main
barn.
Santanelli will play return engagement
at the Rustic theatre, Brookside Park, be-
ginning Monday evening, Aug. a.
A tally-ho party of II ladies from the
northern part of the village went to the
meetings at Mortified Wednesday.
o. o. Ware and G. D. Spencer have been
appointed appraisers and commissioners OF
the Jane W. Bowker estate in Wilmington.
G. e. Gilman arrived home Tuesday
with carload of 30 fine horses, including
matched pairs and single drivers of differ
ent styles and sizes.
John Lynch has greatly improved the
| appearance Of his premises on Elliot street
! by putting in some granite steps from
the street to his residence.
States Attorney II. G.. Barber of Brat
tleboro and Edward NJ. Goddard of Mont
peler we're admitted Tuesday to practice
in the United States court.
A fine program of sports has been arrang-
ed for the Roman Catholic picnic, which is
to be held in Central Park, Vernon, next
Wednesday. There will also be dancing and
other forms of entertainment.
Mrs f. II. Putnam and Mrs. c. f. Sew.
erauce gave an informal dance at North
street hall Wednesday evening in honor Of
Mr. Putnams niece Miss Field of Bos-
ton, who is Mrs. Putnams guest.
About dozen people attended the auc-
ton sale Of Z. A. G1rlon's Photographic
apparatus yesterday. Most of those pres
emit were Interested .n photography, for
which reason the articles brought good
prices
Frank Larrow is now sole proprietor Of
the Brooks House barber shop, having
bought the interest of his partner, John
Bissett Mr. Bissett has made arrange
ments TO go into another business next
year, bat will remain at Doe Brooks House
shoe unIl The spring u 1900
The Miller family reunion win Doe held
iu Brookside Park Aug. 23 II the weather
Is favorable. In case b Is stormy on That
dav The reunion viii Doc held ON The frs,
pleasant day thereafter The members Of
the families will meet in the afternoon
and in the evening there will be q public
corn roast.
In accordance with an order banded
down by the superior Masonic officer.
their own request been Identified from tht
, subordinate bodies win hereafter DE Obliged
90 affiliate again with these bodies. Thi'
order viii largely increase the member
ship Of the lower societies.
] W. e.. Stevens, who was manager Of tn,
( Bay View House at Wells Beach, Ne
which was recently burned, has rented /
large cottage near the site Of the hotel anC
: is boarding some OF those who were spend
= ing the summer at the hotel. II is though
[ that Mr.. Chamberlain, the owner of thI
. hotel, will not rebuild at Wells Beach.
S Hon. j. l.. Martin will undoubtedly b,
e chosen a member of the school board a
= the special meeting of the voters of schoo
b. district No. at the High school building
D next Tuesday evening. Mr.. Martin ha
: agreed to accept the office If elected, and /
e is expected that he will be chosen unani
+. mously. He will make a strong membe
d of the board, especially upon matters re
, lating to its business and general affairs.
Mrs Susan May, So, of Wardsboro
=. mother of A. v May of Brattleboro die,
1 early yesterday afternoon of heart disease
= She began failing yesterday morning, bu
: up TO that time she had been in her usua
a health. The funeral will be held Sunda,
at II o'clock at the house. Mrs. May wa
born in Wardsboro. She married Dan
e forth May OF Marlboro about GO years ago
4 Mr.. May has been dead several years. Mrs
May leaves two sons, A. V. May and Sila
a May. The latter had lived with her tn
/ past year.
e The bride mentioned in the following
4 from the Holyoke, Mass, correspondence il
4 SpringfeldU of Wednesday recentl
b finished work as operator in the telephon
: exchange in Brattleboro: "News has reach
ed this city of the marriage in Boston Of
Saturday afternoon of Miss Edna Giffort
: : and Parker Smith, both of this city. Mis-
, Clifford was for some time an operator il
\ the local telephone exchange, and Mr.
a Smith is a brother of J. r. Smith, tn
: local grocer. The happy couple are enjoy
r ing their honeymoon in Maine and vii
q later return to this city permanently"
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