Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-19

same day at the home of g. p. Wellington.
The burial was in Pine Grove cemetery.
Frank w. Tiden has severed his connec-
ton with the Eagle Iron foundry, after hav-
ing been connected with it II years. the
greater part of that time as a member of
the firm. Mr. Tilden already has Architect
Perkins of Hartford, Conn, at work on
plans for new foundry, which will be To-
Gated near the railroad station. The new
plant will be much larger than the one now
in operation, and will be fitted with all
modern improvements, with a capacity for
in moulders.
The report of the Congregational Sunday
school for the last quarter is as follows:
Number of pupils and teachers enrolled,
1877; average attendance, 1l6; present
every Sunday, "a, enrolled in the home
department, b5; collections, $33 80; ex-
penses, S22SS; teachers meetings, 49,;
scholars received into the church, 3 Re
port for the year: Enrolled, 900; average
attendance, 105; present every Sunday, b;
enrolled in home department, So; colec-
tions, $13a. 15 expenses, $109 35; dona-
tions, 500; received into the church, 81;
eachers' meetings, 1852.
The annual meeting of the incorporators
of the Hinsdale Savings bank was held Sat
urday afternoon. These officers were elect
ed: Edward Stebbins, presidents Edward
Bishop, vice presidents; Miss Cora Well
man, treasurer. The board of trustees are
as follows, g. S. Wilder, G. S. Fay, II. +.
Horton, d. w. Stearns, w. n. Pike, E. j.
Temple, Edward Bishop, G. B. Hopkins,
G. s. Howe, f. w. Robertson, n. NJ. Wor-
den and G. p. Slate. An adjournment of
one month was taken, after which the mat
ter of appointing receiver will be consid
cred.
The newly installed officers of Queen
Esther Rebekah lodge are as follows; n.
G., Miss Jennie Taylor V. G., Miss Lizzie
Scott; Il. S., Mrs Carrie Oaks; F. S,
Miss Eva Stratton; treasurer, Mrs. Aman-
da Burrows; warden, Mrs. Mary Smith;
conductor, Mrs. May Leach; r. S. n. G.,
Mrs. Hortense Snow; L. S. n. G., Mrs.
Edna Kempton; r. S. V. g., Miss Belle
Delphy; l.. S. V. g., Miss Minnie Ma
ginnis; 1. g., Mrs. Edna Fletcher; o. g.
Miss Gertrude Goss; P. g., Miss Lucy
Smith; b. b., Miss Anna Regain; b.
B., Mrs. Welthia Clark; 3 b. b., Mrs.
Maud McDonald B. B., Miss Marguerite
Dale trustees, Mrs. Mary Holman, Mrs.
Lois P. Ferrin and Mrs. Amanda NJ. Bur
rows.
Inc losses by fire have for the most part
been adjusted. The damage to the Adams
House was mainly from falling walls. Mr..
Fisk, the owner, settled with the insurance
people for 1865 and L. w. Goss is rapidly
repairing the building. The slight damage
to the Fisk block was settled for $25 so.
For the loss of G.. S. Howe's stock of
goods, which was total, he will receive the
full amount of insurance, $500. The
Whitakers settled for $42S, for the damage
on the Evans house 1t is rumored that
the Evans block will be torn down, and re-
placed by an up-to-date building, which
would be pleasing change, standing as it
does, in a prominent place. Mr. Howe
says his plans are undeveloped, but he shall
go into business again, if a suitable place
can be secured. The w. l.. Goodnow com
pany have been holding a very successful
sale of goods damaged only by removal, for
week past.