Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-30

Oasis Encampment will nominate Off
GERS next Thursday evening and will work
the Royal Purple degree.
The men OF the Universalst parish are
requested to meet at Festival hall Tuesday
evening to assist in arranging the hall for
the annual fair.
Mrs. @. w. Sawyer recently underwent
a successful operation In a hospital at
Holyoke and is making rapid progress
toward recovery.
The resignation Of Rev. j. II. Rabbit
was accepted at the quarterly meeting OF
the directors Of the home for aged and dis
abled Tuesday afternoon. The vacancy
will be fllled at later meeting.
@. d. Noyes has bought Of Park Car
penter q Son Of Blacklngton, Mass. the
trotting bred stallion Alkmaar, by Alcan-
tara. Alkmaar is said by expert Judges 10
be the finest styled horse In Berkshire
county.
Anthony Clarity, who lie employed by the
Central Vermont Railroad company. and
Miss Susie Kelley, who has been employed
In the Brooks House kitchen, were mar
ried at the Roman Catholic church Wednes-
day evening. They will live in the Pat
ick Lillis house on Spring street.
Over 100 gallons of water were pumped
from the Main street six inch gas main
Monday night as a result Of leak Ia the
pipe In front Of the public library building,
where the cap on the short stand pipe had
become loosened, letting the surface water
into the main and putting out the gas in
many houses in the north part of the vii.
lage.
A feature which gives the December
number of McClure's Magazine local in
terest is the appearance in that issue of
the first installment of Rudyard Kipling's
new novel, "Kim." In the scene and
plot of this story Mr.. Kipllng returns to
the country of his earliest triumphs, far
away India. The illustrations for the sto-
ry are drawn by Mr.. Kipling's father
Lockwood Kipling, and by Edwin Lord
Weeks.
David Carey, who is employed by Blodg-
EFT & Dewitt, and Miss NAno Butler, who
has been employed in the family of L. r.
Adams, were married by Rev. Patrick
Cunningham at the Roman Catholic
church at o'clock yesterday morning
Thomas G. Carey of Fltchburg, brother Of
the bridegroom, was best man, aud Miss
Butler OF Claremont, N. H., sister of the
bride, was bridemaid. Following the GER
emony reception was held at Mr.. Carey's
| hOuoO Oh GhlOb oIIttl, WHICH was largely
attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Carey received
many handsome gifts. Among those pres
ent at the wedding were Thomas Carey
and daughter Katherine, Mrs. Katherine
Collins and granddaughter, Miss Grace
Mcmahon Of Fitchburg, Miss Brown of
Holyoke and Miss Butler OF Claremont.
George Gonyer was arrested in the Flat
street bowling alley Wednesday afternoon
on suspicion Of having been connected with
the robbery at the Valley Grain company
building a week ago last Sunday night
He was arraigned before Justice Newton
this morning. The evidence tended TO
show that after being arrested Gonyer was
| questioned by Chef-of. Police Hall and
Lawyer Fits and that he made statements
then that were contra lictory to other evil
dence introduced this morning. The cash
drawer was robbed of about 80 in pennies,
some of which were larger than others.
The evidence tended TO show that on the
second day after the robbery Gonyer ex-
| hibited some large pennies in the bowling
alley. Other evidence tended TO show that
Gonyer was at home on the night Of the
robbery. Gonyer was bound over in the
sum of $3.50 for his appearance in the
county court. He thinks he can furnish
bail.