Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-11
received for the goods sold was salts.

received for the goods sold was salts
factory.
The Hinsdale Ministries, headed by
the brass band will give street pa
rade at noon on the day of their ap-
pearance at the town hall. Reserved
seats for the entertainment will go on
sale at NJ. S. Manns drug store Sat
urday, April 10, at o'clock p. m.
The base ball season will be opened
here by the Hinsdale team playing the
Brattleboro aggregation on Fast day.
April II. d. Mccormick is expected
to help out the Hinsdale boys on that
day. He will soon leave to play on
the Norwich team of the Connecticut
state league.
j. b. Gooslin, who. with his parents,
recently moved here from Ashuelot.
died from consumption Saturday, aged
81 years. after an Illness extending
over a period of five years The fun
eral was held at st. Joseph's church
Monday morning and the burial was
in the Roman Catholic cemetery.
The date for the local minstrel en-
tertainment is set for Thursday. April
II. A great amount of work has been
put into preparation for the affair.
and none should miss it. Everyone
is interested in the object piano for
the town hall, so besides having lots
of fun people can help along a good
cause.
The young men connected with the
Congregational society had entire
charge of the supper Wednesday even
ing Both the supper and service were
above criticism. The entertainment
consisted of selections on the phono-
graph. Everybody seemed to be in a
happy mood, and socially and finan-
cially the young men scored a sue
! cess.
The following is a report of the
Congregational Sunday school for the
quarter ending March 81 enrolled in
Sunday school, 1856; average attend
| ance. SO; present every Sunday. IS:
enrolled in Home Department. IS: roll
of honor, 90; Cradle roll, 10; total mem
| bership. 272; offerings; $2S,45 dona-
ton to the A. NJ A.. $500: expenses.
$l5.01; teachers meetings, IL.
Eugene Bergeron and Marie Anne
/ Pellerin were united in marriage at st.
Joseph's church at o'clock Tuesday
morning. Rev. Father Ling perform
ing the ceremony. Joseph Bergeron. a
brother of the groom. was best man.
and Miss Regina Pellerin was brides
maid. Mr.. and Mrs. Bergeron, after a
short wedding journey. will make their
home with the brides parents on
Church street.
News was received here Saturday
of the sudden death Of Edwin r. Rob
ertson, aged 20. at the Hotel Bartol in
of
ness. He was a brother of the late
George Robertson of Hinsdale. and
the last of the three brothers. the
other being the late John Robertson
of Bellows Falls. Vt. all of whom were
paper manufacturers, as was their
father before them. An extended no
tice of Mr.. Robertson will be found
in the Putney correspondence.
District deputy, Mrs. Enda Fletch-
er. entertained her associate installing
officers of the Rebekah lodge at her
Canal street home on Tuesday after
noon and evening. A delightful so
cial time was enjoyed by all present.
One of the principal features OF the
war drama "6l-65" will be the tab
leauX which are pronounced the fin
est ever arranged in a play of this
kind. Twelve of our most popular
J young ladies will be drilled by Mr.
Collins for this part Of the program
The appointment for the grammar
school graduation exercises have been
made and are as follows: Miss Maize
Powers, salutatory; Miss Bessie Null
len, valedictory; Miss Mabel Brooks,
class history; Miss Florence ONeil
class will, and Miss Violet r. Robert.
son, class prophecy. There have been
no graduation exercises from this
school since Miss Sawyer was the
teacher in 1899, and those who attend
ed then remember 1t was a very in
teresting occasion with all parts of a
high order.