Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-04
THE VERMONT PHOENIX,
(. BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1902

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smith in a carriage shop.
/ Harry Gilmore, a graduate of Hins-
dale High school class of 1900, will
enter the Leland Stanford University
at Palo Alto, Cal, this fall.
Mrs. w. f. White went Saturday
afternoon to visit her mother in Ware,
! Mass, and also to visit her son, Eth
mons, in the Springfield hospital
The auction which was to have been
| held at the Hunter residence last
| Saturday, was postponed, on account
of the rain, until Saturday, April 5,
/ at l p. m.
| Henry Knapp. who as had a har-
ness shop in Monitor .ock, has moved
| his family and BUSH IS back to Brat
tleboro, where he AS located before
coming here.
The machinery at Robertsons paper
mill had to lay idle from Friday until
Monday while repairs were being
made on one of the main gears, which
was stripped of its cogs Friday.
Recent additions to the public IL
| brary are Italian Byways, (sketches
and studies) three volumes Principles
of Art Coleridge's Works, five vol
umes; Sir Thomas Brown, three vol
umes.
p. c. Stewart has been appointed
/ janitor for the town hail. and the two
village school buildings at a salary of
/ 1924 year. 1t is reported that the
selectmen received II bids for the
position.
The Nature club will meet next
Tuesday evening with Miss Minerva
Burroughs. at 100 sharp. Mrs. Met
calf will give a talk on MOSES and
/ lichens showing specimens of those
found in this locality.
George n. Smith has bought the
periodical and daily paper business of
the Worden company and will run it
at the same place in connection with
the watch and jewelry repairing. Mr..
Smith took possession April /.
William Burrows. for the past 16
years engineer at the Halle G. Frost
mill, finished work there and went to
I Boston Monday. Mrs. Burrows has
been in Maine several months. and Mr..
Burrows will join her there soon.
Louie Roeder, who has been con.
nected with the Worden company for
the past four years, being head clerk
in the hardware department, has taken
a position as travelling salesman for
f. NJ. Cummings & Co., of Fitchburg
Mass.
Ten members of the Golden Rule
lodge, No. II, F. & \. NJ, visited Har-
mony lodge in Mortified Thursday
evening. They witnessed the con-
ferring of the Master Mason degree,
and also enjoyed the collation. which
was served and the pleasant social
gathering which followed.
Robert A. Ray principal of the
Keene High school and Frank A. Ma
son, principal of the Peterboro High
school. were in town last week, and
both visited at the High school here
with which they were formerly con-
nected. the former as principal and
the latter as first assistant.
Eighty-five tickets were sold for the
sugar supper given by the Universal
list ladies in the basement of the town
hall Tuesday evening. For the dance
in the hall so tickets were sold. and
pretty and orderly company of dan
GERS kept the floor well filled until
the hour for breaking up came. AS
usual the ladies made a success of
their efforts.
The maple sugar supper and sale
held by the Rebekah lodge last week
Thursday evening, proved to be a
pleasant social occasion. Nearly all
the articles offered for sale were dis
posed Of The T. quilt was carried
of by James Britton. he being the
lucky guesser on the number of beans
/, in jar. Mr.. Britton guessed 1850,
the exact number being 2013.
Appointments for the High school
l graduating exercises in June have
been announced as follows: Scholar
ship honors-salutatory, Mabel E.
Temple; valedictory, Lillian Myers
These have been chosen for the class
day exercises: Glass president, Rob
ert Field: class orator. Ella Stebbins
class historian, Harris Bolton; class
/ prophet, Grace Hall; class will, Muriel
Shaw.
The marriage of Andrew Bloom and
, Miss Lizzie NJ. Reed, which took place
, at the residence of Rev. n. ID. Bige
low in Winchester last week Thursday
is of interest to Hinsdale people from
the fact that the bride has spent the
> larger part of the past five or six years
in this village. and during her stay
here made many friends. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bloom are both from Westport
where they will make their home.
: Charlie Collins's great war drama
d Glib" has been played in Win
chester six times to crowded houses
:, and is pronounced the best thing thai
t ever happened" in that town, Mr.
Collins in the title role of "Frit;
4 Stein" fresh from the battlefield, Il
a whole show in himself The G.. A
R. and w. R. c. are putting in lots O
A hard work to make this great play |
r success. at the town hall April 2
and "a.
h At St Joseph's church Tuesda.
\ morning. John Mannis and Miss Jo
sephine Duggan were united in mar
riage. Rev d. C. Ling performing
I the ceremony. Thomas Golden wa
= best man, and Miss Nellie Duggan,
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid
Il A wedding breakfast was served a
d the home of the brides parents Of
Tower hill and after a two weeks
5. wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Manni
It will make their home in Hinsdale.
The annual meeting of the ladie:
r missionary society connected with tn
i Congregational church was held at tn
parsonage Friday afternoon. Re
IS ports were read and accepted and o.
J. ficers for the ensuing year were cleo
ed as follows Mrs. w. F. White, pres
N dent: Mrs. S. X. Hildreth, vice-pre'
r. ident; Mrs. C. f. Savage, secretar
and treasurer After the huSines