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

St. Mlchael's narochlal school will open
Monday. Sept. 8.
Dennis Rebekah lodge will hold a fair
Oct. % and %.
The public schools will begin the fall
term next Monday.
C. d. Noyes attended the fair in North
Adams this week in the interest of the
Valley Fair.
The Garment Workers Union held their
regular monthly meeting Monday evening
in Grand Army hall.
The prize lists for the bench show are
out and may be had OF application TO the
superintendent, r.. c. Bacon.
Mrs. Lucinda Howe, 9S. Whose death is
recorded by our West Dover correspon-
dent, was the mother of Mrs. II. p, Free
man of Brattleboro.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold a
basket picnic at Central Park tomorrow.
The company will leave by the $40 train
in the morning and return at $50.
Rev. Edward McClain of Boston, rep
resenting the Christo-centric movement.
will deliver the address at the meeting
under the direction of the Y. NJ. c. a.
in the Congregational church at West
Brattleboro at 5 p. m. Sunday.
James A. Mugzy of Jamaica has sold his
general store anu MINUTES To LIVE ~.
Pierce of South Londonderry and Carroll
Robinson of Jamaica. The inventory is
now being made. The sale was made
through A. V. Mays agency. Mr.. Rob
inson has been employed in f. C. Clark's
grocery store.
A. the meeting of the seamstresses,
needle women and shop girls of Brattle-
boro, held last Saturday evening, the fol-
owing officers were chosen: President
Miss Mary L DDnna1l vice nrQSidant Mrs
A. ]. Currier; secretary, Miss Helen
Leahy; treasurer, Miss Florence Howe
executive board. Miss Donnell. Miss Fam
ME L. Hitchcock and Miss Abbie Pratt.
The will of William Klinge was allowed
Mt the last regular session of the probate
court. The will of Emma ]. Cook was al
lowed and f. G. Taylor was appointed eX-
ecutor. The account of j. f. Gale, adj
ministrator of Mary A. Tyler's estate in
Guilford, was allowed, A. b. Clapp's ac-
count as executor of the Jane ID. Shell
don estate, was allowed. The will of
George w. Hooke was allowed and Mary
G.. Hooker was appointed eXecutrix. The
account of ID. w. Shea, administrator of
Mary Griffin's estate, was allowed. Will
liam II. Holiness account as administra-
tor of the Eliza a. Worden estate in
Halifax, was allowed. Leslie s. Lazelle
of Springfield, Mass. was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of S. II. LaZelle.
Jerry A.. Frost was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Lucy c. Frost of
Brattleboro.
The 61st annua meeting of the Wind
ham Conference OF Congregational
churches will be held with the church at
West Brattleboro next Wednesday and
Thursday. The conference sermon will
,be preached Wednesday forenoon by Rev.
T.. c, Fisher of Guilford. Rev. Mr..
Chaplin of Saxtons River will give the
narrative at ? o'clock, followed by a
missionary meeting and address by Rev.
c. H.. Merrill, D.. ID. In the evening there
will be an address by Rev. George II.
Gutterson, of the American Missionary
association. Sunday school and Chris
tan Endeavor work Will be discussed
Thursday morning, followed at 1880 by
an address by DR.. Harriet e. Parker, of
the medical mission, Madura, India. At
II o'clock Mr.. and Mrs, Broad will speak
on "A 12,00O-mile Missionary Tour on the
Pacific Coast" A prayer and commun-
ion service Thursday afternoon will close
the convention.