Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-08-22
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itnam Is offering a large
shoes at very low prices.

L.e Vi IlCkelS lOI tue mdly
lUUth Anncert Thursday will open
. morning at s o'clock at the
VIM box office.
1yke expects to open his res
Ind lunch room on the south
llot street, opposite the Brat
-, ,,,,N,,ews company's store early
IN W'Not.
The 1Oo,o,o ,.,,, ,ros hod,v ,rirroA
Ing Ing 81 us ago. when a pile of lumber
Winunana him, went Wednesday to
mn here he will receive treat
n m.on gu hospital.
town and hrsionlsts to Lake Cham
with formert have an enjoyable time
forenoon n Sn trip. The train was
and at noon 4 they did not arrive in
lower rooms Until O'Clock in the morn
men of the
variety of dhy handicap for men. IS
country people second prizes, is on the
weather was golf links today. The
farmers were nbent has taken the in
hind time in finSom the golfng events
their work to fhTge extent
success 80 AZ. oaa ~.
II, u, a. caught a pickerel in
, .oon ptan IN be day this week that
an w" IVA "tnches in length and
nSt &C. az. dlu nd and three quarters.
G Hsabo " IN I'M 10y list fish that has been
adSross T 30 thn ooAlake this season.
building. The nth of shoes and rub
by a large choir from the store of
as director. "Wednesday on writs
The Windhahd by Hosmer, Cod
church was raisele New England Rub
seating capacity b., OF Boston. Bonds
The frame is sprte OF the goods were
some of the timbeinton, the mortgage.
ches square. Adrank a part of the
In July, 1902, thele of insect poison
by one hundred me by mistake for a
lected from each of He soon felt the
ham, Peru, Londonn and on examining
| Andover. The need his mistake. He
in uniform and not to a physician, who
en- by any Of them pump and gave the
of the frame except
soon after the fra oo,,os bova boor
put together youfI1na rottr" .Snris
the ridgepole and stcIast renort. Reed
A barrel of New AZ. Tbor,nsor
! furnished for the rails Ga p,oaiow hoo,
allowed TO use It UNI. lt;iIa7 -. Do
| timber was In its placu lot pisolou
The church societysot pinobono %
| by the Rev William
Tufts with nine meml, -
o. 1905. the Rev. Johniu peloIe "A,
| its first pastor ihkruptcy' Weu
The interior of the cla,iVn Vi n;
was not wholly complet Ieal %
In 1850 a vestry and IT, se IIoiii jam
placed on the first floor 6rus,ee, ooJes.
| forum raised to the straii oi cieui
The first steeple with forum I ,.i,l
replaced by the present tau qonui'ioi
| 1865. "lDsoh ap
1t is said that the build ne hearin'
on an elevation higher than uhesoa!'
church in New England, the II. Thomp
ing country being visible Tuesday Il
| dred miles. raj of Mabe
The pastors of the church C. Wright
as follows: day evening
John Lawton, 1S09-1S19. was born ii
Selah r. Arms, 1S24-1S34ad in Brattle
Nathaniel Pine, 1S34-1S35 known. BE
Selah r. Arms, 1S36-1S49. leaves elgh
Reuben Hatch. 1Si9-1S51. iece of Mrs
Royal Parkinson, 1S52-lStleboro, VIII
George 8. Kemp, 1S56-1S6
Henry Hastings, 1S60-1S6ls appointe,
Stephen Harris, 1S61-1S69lgton admin
Calvin Chapman, 1S70.1Ssoyd Ware,
Mellen ID. Stone. 1S74-1S7 estates an
Darius Goodrich. 1S75-1Ssoyd a minor
Charles A. Perry, 1SS01S r Rarnar
Amos Holbrook. S1-1SSSjstratrix an
George Beckwith, 1SSS-1Sl F. Bovd ar
c. ]. Harris, 1S93-1S94. oers of tn,
Frank ]. Grimes. 1858, of Wilmine
george Roger, the pres has been al
| since 1897. X A BARNARD
Some of the early preai
ed their salary in rye at faetstone built
or wheat at five shllingsu cted the pas
Windham was incorpornk Flagg an
township October %, 1895, alter by Fran
the early settlers were aturday nigh
burns, Atkins, Burnaps, all, who too
acks, Uphams. Goddards,gage. Tn
and others. rank Flag
The first house that could ter, by rei
a public one was that of Jols named /
burn, with whom most of the hand
settlers made their home umreclosur,
could erect log habitations. sell tn
The population in 1900 was ist 2S, [
in 1920 there were 913. Fran
John Akin was the first tonch ROOF
sent the town in the legislatureold
was in 1905 and Deacon David Schwen
burn was the first postmaster. Ward
The chief address of the da.Jamaic
delivered by Rev. Geo. Foster Prs spok
of New Haven, Conn, one of ruesda,
hams loyal sons. Short adlator hi
were made by Geo. Orrip Lamp at Bel
Boston, Edwin Hastings of Towagement
and A. A. Goodell of Windham. It Halifa
The following selections wegilmingto
cred by the choir: An anthem, ank Plum
full are thy towers" "Hurrah ration FL
England" "The Old Oaken committe
and Italia An original pey to spea
written for this occasion by county.
can of Melrose, Mass. The ingham wi
closed with the singing of ALLY at Sout
those present ening.
Guests and old residents
ent from Boston, New Yorl7eunion
phia, Milford, N. H., Deerfit
field. VT, Chester, ProctorseVehts OF u
tleboro and all nearby tow'euhloh OF I'll
OF interest 70 all was was held We
hibit consisting of old fastooro at the o
ings of residents NJ vears,d by Henry
stove. and also photogra' herauons wei
all the nastors of tbisIpany' numbert
other old residents. clam Dakes eve
On Friday evening q vermont WI
was given which was nu II was serve
by good number of PEG, tnlngs under u
Cole, one of IL
nily was seate
IN DUMMERSTON. IS spread on IL
The gathering In honor ell spoke vel
Wool, last 1rida,, MO-. 80 Inner was owe
ATTEST occasions in the rec" " o.uel