Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-05-09

as the Hart estate, opposite the Taft
place.
The Irregular meeting of Bingham
Chaptif. Order of Eastern Star, Tues
day dfnng was followed by a pro
gresshe heart party, when eight ia
bles We're filled.
Thefe will be a meeting of the ex-
ecutile committee of the Rural Inn
provenent society and all others in
terested at the Brooks House Mon
day etening at 1880 o'clock.
C. /. Stockwell has sold his livery
BUSINESS to Frank Dunklee, who has
been employed many years by j. B.
Randoll. Mr. DunIlee took posses
sion Saturday. Mr.. Stockwell has
made no definite plans for the future.
A "mooley" COW left a drove on
Main street Wednesday morning and
sauntored into Emerson's furniture
store. seeking out the china depart
ment This was not exactly a case
of "a hlll in a china shop" but it was
suggestive of it.
]. b. Randoll who has for % years
conoucted the needle business owned
bv MS. Randoll in Harmony building.
! mas tuSdStu III INC ne lhSui duCt
Business this week having a desk in
y j. Baleys office. He represents
tie Prudential company.
1 Holden & Martin have bought the
Park house on North Main street of
IgNrs Chase and have already begun
the work of taking it down. AS soon
a. the ground is cleared a fine new
residence will be erected for the oc-
cupancy Of Mrs. Chase and Mr.. and
Mrs !. II. Estey.
A. y. Jenne, "A, dropped dead from
hear, disease at the corner of West
and Pine streets in Rutland Friday
night. He was an uncle of G. F. II.
Jenne of BrattlebOro, and was the
father Ct w. c. Jenne, who was struck
and instantly killed by lightning in
Londonderry four years ago.
The lasi meeting of the Woman's
club for the season will take the form
of a club tea, and will be held with
Mrs. Ada Il. Dowley on Friday after
noon. May IL, from 4 to o'clock.
This will he union session, and is for
club members only. There will be a
club paper. edited by Mrs. w. n.
| Thompson and Mrs. f. S. Bowen.
The Universahst Sunday school
held its annual meeting last Sunday
and elected these officers: Superin-
tendent Mrs. A. J. Currier; assistant
superintendent. Mrs. II. X. Whita-
ker. Rev. r. X Marvin. Harold L.
Smith. f. D. E. Stowe and Miss Alvena
Walker; secretary. Miss Alta Games
treasurer. Walter Cook; librarian,
Mrs. Lucy S. Whitney. The reports
ch In, hot n Nv,
and showed that all departments are
in prosperous condition.
Michael Kelley of Brattleboro. who
was reported as arrested in Putnam
Conn. recently, says that he is a vic
tim of mistaken identity. Mrs. Bel
ley of this village has received a letter
from the Connecticut prisoner, now in
Jail in Brooklyn. that state. in whlc h
he says that his home is not in Brat
tleboro. Some people have suspect
ed that the prisoner might be a mall
with whom Michael Kelley had an al
tercation in this town some time be
fore the arrest in Putnam.
The annual meeting of the ladies
aid society of st. Michaers Episco
pal church was held at o'clock on
tuesday at the rectory, when these
officers were elected: President, Mrs
James Conland; vice presidents, Mrs
II. F. Bruce and Mrs. Rufus Rawson
secretary, Mrs c. A. Trip; treas
urer, Miss NJ. Clara Gale; directors
Mrs. Annie G. Cobb Mrs. j. G.. Ullery
Mrs Charles Frink, Miss Ruth Childs
and Miss Emily Tones; committee or
painting the rectory, Mrs. Cobb. Mrs
Conland and Mrs. E. T. Mathison.
Mrs. Wallace Ware made a fishing
record in short order at Spofford lake
a few days ago. She was driving
past one of the little brooks howina
into the lake, accompanied by tht
hired man. when she saw a large fish
swimming in the shallow water In
vestigation showed that the brook wa,
full of large suckers. The mar
boarded up the stream so that the fish
could not escape and Mrs. Ware begaI
to scoop out the suckers. In a fen
= minutes she had thrown uDon tk,
2 bank 25 fish which weighed Is pound S
The largest one was six poundera
, The annual meeting of st. MICHAEL
Episcopal parish was held Monda,
, evening, when these vestrymen weir
, elected: Kittredge Haskins. F. w
, ir., Carl Cain, William Cain, Charlie
Frink and Charles Nichols. At l
meeting of the vestrymen these Officer
were elected: Senior warden. KIT
redge Haskins; junior warden, f. Nv
Gibson secretary, Charles FriAlk
treasurer, w. ]. Pentland, jr.; auditor
w. b. Haskell; delegates to the die
} cesar convention. Kttredge Haskihs
) Carl Cain and w. j. Pentland, jr. Th
financial statement of the soci9t
showed that the church debt of $40
had been paid during the year.
! At a meeting of the Vermont Vince
! club Tuesday evening it was voted I
have the club represented in the lbca
base ball league and c. l.. Stickiney
Eric Landry and Ralph Allen 9yer
chosen a committee to have charae c
the club. The board of governor
were directed to make such apprIo pr
alton as they thought fit for the SUI
port of the base ball team Mfarti
, Ausin, jr., w. E. Hubbard and iC. {
Fits were chosen a committee 10 r,
l wise the constitution of the club an
to report at the next monthly meletinl
: George e. Fox, G. A. Harris, MART
Austin, jr., e. j. Fenton and George I
t Foster were selected as a committee [
} report at the next meeting on al claI
, bake or some other desirable ! cell
, bration for Labor day.
The annual meeting of the Brhttl
, boro Woman's club was held FIR