Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-17

Columbian lodge. No. Sc, f. and A.
NJ, will work the first degree this
evening.
L. w. Hawley will lead the o'clock
meeting in the Y M. G.. A. parlors next
Sunday. All men are invited.
The open season for deer hunting in
Vermont will begin Wednesday and
close with the last day of October.
The High school seniors defeated
the Methodist Sunday school q to 0
in a foot ball game on the island
Tuesday.
The ladies of the Baptist society
are conducting rummage sale in the
Retting building which will continue
through Monday evening.
The Brattieboro and Keene foot ball
teams will meet on the local gridiron
tomorrow, Saturday, at $50. Keene
has strong team, having recently de-
feated Fitchburg IL to 0.
Ben Hendricks, admitted to be the
best Swedish dialect comedian of the
American stage, will be seen at the
Auditorium in the popular comedy
cole Olson" He will have an eff
cient company, including the Swed-
ish Ladies quartet.
The foot ball games this fall will
be under the direction of the same
managers who steered the local base
ball league through such successful
season. The field will be roped off
so that the playing at all times may
be seen from the grand stand.
The marriage of John Guy Simonds,
H. H.. IL l. H.
partment in Greene's pharmacy in
Springfield. Mass, and Miss Gertrude
E. Howe of Springfield, this state, will
take place October %, in rooms which
they will occupy in Springfield, Mass.
G. E. Gilman arrived home from the
West Tuesday with a car load of
large horses adapted for family, farm
or express work. These horses, to-
gether with 20 which Mr.. Gilman has
at work on his express and job teams,
are advertised for sale in this paper.
The annual meeting of the Pros
pect Hill Aqueduct company was held
in the school house on Washington
street at 1880 o'clock Monday even
ing. President w. H. Adams was in
the chair These officers were elect.
ed: President, w. H. Adams; direc-
tors, w. H. Adams, e. ]. Knowlton
and F. A. Bagg; clerk and treasurer
W. A. Ramsdell. The property of the
company is ~ first class condition
No assessment was voted.
The annual rally day service of the
Universalist Sunday school was held
Sunday and was attended b a large
number despite The hard rain, Only
part of the time was devoted tC
special exercise, the rest of the time
being taken up with the regular lesson
A tenor SOLO was sung by Arthur
Hyde, followed by exercises by the
primary class. Rev. Mr.. Marvin made
brief and interesting remarks, speak
ing first of the work of the life saw
ing station at Portsmouth, N. H..
where he visits frequently, compar
ing il with the work of the Sunday
school.
The Woman's club has issued an at
tractive year book for 1902-03, bearing
the quotation do thy part here IL
the living day. as did the great who
made old days immorta The bool
contains the list of officers and com
mittees. the program for the season
the names of those who are held il
loving remembrance, the list of mem
bers and their street addresses, anC
the constitution and bylaws. Th'
next meeting will be a union meet
ling next Wednesday evening in thu
Brooks House, when Miss Vryling Buf
fam, principal of the Winchester Higl
school, will lecture on art"
Earl Woodward and Miss Della b
Ellis were married at the Universal
ist parsonage at 1890 O'Clock Wed
nesday by Rev. II. X. Marvin. MI
and Mrs. Frank &c. Wyman stood vi
with them Mr. and Mrs. Woodward
left on the 11:10 train. and after
short wedding trip they will live witt
Mrs. Stephen Ellis, the brides mother
at SO South Main street. Mr.. Wood
ward. who is a son of Mrs. George II
Hall, came to Brattleboro from Soutl
Londonderry and is now employed b.
his step-father in the stating business
Mrs. Woodward was a member of tn
Brattleboro High school class of 1901