Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-05

lOunu breathing neaNlly, IN an I'M
conscious condition, from which he
never rallied death occurring in
short time.
The five per cent discount on taxes
will expire July 10.
Fred George recently made a short
visit at his home in Wisconsin.
Miss Lillian F. Britton is visiting
in Fitchburg and Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Clara Roberts and daughter,
Miss Hazel Roberts, are in Boston for
few days stay.
William Burrows is spending short
vacation in Maine, where his wife
went several weeks ago.
Miss Ellen Walker has been enter
tanning her cousin, Miss Fisk of Brat
tleboro, for several days.
Mrs. William Stacy of Holyoke, with
her three children, is spending two
weeks with relatives in town.
Mrs. William H. Manning of Wen
dell, Mass, has been visiting Mrs
Lucretia Atwood a few days.
Andrew Hildreth has enlisted in the
Sd United States heavy artillery, and
will go into camp in Washington.
Percy Booth and Walter Brooks left
for Old Orchard Beach, Maine, Mon
day, where they will work in one of
the hotels for the summer.
w. Jackson Leonard, for the past
year instructor of art in the Universi-
+, ty of West Virginia, arrived at his
home here last week Thursday, and
will spend the vacation in town.
John Abbott sold a quantity of
household goods at Parks block Sat
urday afternoon. The bidding was
not very brisk, and for The most part
the goods were sold for allow figure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott left Wednesday
for Nashua, where he will be employ
ed in machine shop. and where they
will make their future home.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of the groom on Mortified street
Saturday afternoon, when Miss Inez
w. Day was united in marriage to Ar
thur l.. Taylor Rev. w. f. White
pastor of the Congregational church.
performing the ceremony. Only the
immediate relatives were present
The bride wore a travelling gown, and
very soon after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor started on a few days
carriage drive, from which they have
returned, and will make their home
at the old Taylor homestead.
The 65th milestone in the life OF
Deacon S. K. Hildreth was celebrated
on Tuesday by a gathering at his
| home of a few friends who had pre-
/
! Hildreth. The time was spent so
cially, and in enjoying one of the fine
suppers for which the hostess is just
! ly noted. A large cake was placed
/ by Mr.. Hilderth, at the close of the
| feast, which was ornamented will
65 lighted wax tapers, thus marking
the good deacon's age. Mrs. Hildretl
never fails to remember in this way
her husbands birthday anniversary
so the friends can begin to look for
ward to July 2, 1902.
A wedding took place on Tuesda!
evening, June 25, at the home of tn,
groom on Kilburn street, when Mrs
! Elsie L. Harvey, formerly of Boston
became the wife of Oscar Cooper, Rev
e. ]. Deane, pastor of the Caviar.
Methodist church, performing tn,
ceremony. The bride was attired il
a gown of white organdie. The cou
pie were attended by Miss Berthj
Lewis and Andrew Sergeant. Re
freshments of ice cream and cak
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Coope
did not take a wedding journey, blu
remained in their home, which ha
been neatly and costly fitted up. MI
Cooper has always been a resident o
Hinsdale, and Mrs. Cooper came her
nine months ago to take a position
as housekeeper for him, position sh
has filled so satisfactorily as to resul