Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-06-20

The base ban game between the Yer
mont Wheel club ana Y. NJ. G. A. sched-
uled for saturday, June 2S has been
changed TO Wednesday. June %.
The First Regiment band will give
concert on Main street next Wednesday
evening. one Of the numbers will be n
cornet solo by Carl Leitsnger. A fine
program has been arranged.
Bishop Han visited St. Michaers Epis-
copal church this morning TO bless the
new altar which was used on that oc-
casion for the first time. Bishop Han
will preach i'm the church tonight at $50.
Joseph w Martin ticket agent at the
local railroad station. and Ida Francis
Coleman will be married at the Roman
Catholic church Wednesday evening at
: o'clock. The wedding viii be followed
by reception from 100 to O'Clock at
the brides home.
Emily /. Lively. l0-year-od daughter of
George c. and Nellie r. Lively of Nernm
street, died Wednesday of tumor. She
was born In Vineland, " j. The funeral
was held at 10 o'clock today Rev F.
w. Lewis pastor of the Methodist church.
officiating The burial was in Prospect
Hin cemetery.
When the alarm for the fire in Mrs
Abbott's shop on Canal street was runk
in Monday night a message to the en-
CINE house from the telephone exchange
said the fire was AT the house of Mr.
Abbott. the meWmau. ON Main street
Consequently the chemical engine went
to the latter. place and laid line of hose
from the hydrant near the Unitarian
church. The mistake was soon dscov-
cred.
Thomas y. Morris, - father Of Mrs. G.
4. Harris OF North street. died In West
Chesterfield. n. H., Tuesday of organic
heart disease. The body was taken to
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Harris. where
the funeral was held Yesterday at 9
o'clock. Rev. r. *. Marvin OF the Uniycr-
salist church, officiating The body was
taken To Wcsthcld. Mass for burial, ac-
companied 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. G. F. Long of Jersey city. y. j..
daughter of the deceased Mr.. Morris
was born In New York city Formerly
he was cigar manufacturer in Brattle-
boro and Westfeld. lie went To West
Chesterfield from Westfed about a year
ago. Besides the two daughters mentioned
Mr. Morris leaves n widow i'm Jersey
city, and son. George Morris. in SYRIA
cuse, y. y.
y pretty wedding took place at o clock
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. G. O'Neil at III Elliot street. when
Mrs. O'Nel's sister. Miss Aida Victoria
Segerstrom. was married To Carl Ericsson
Of Pittshurg, Penn The ceremony was
performed by Roy. Mr.. Aslew. pastor OF
the Swedish Lutheran church. who used
the ring service. The rooms were trim
med with green and cut flowers Sixteen
relatives and friends attended the we'd
ding. The bride Wore "A blue travelling
skirt, with white silk waist. and carried
red and white roses Mr.. ana Mrs. O Neil
stood up with the wedding couple.
Refreshments We're served. \ reception
was held AT 7.30 O'Clock which was at
1.1 nv oh,
Mrs. Ericsson Went Wednesday To Wdrces-
ter and from there to pittsburg. where
Mr. Ericsson is employed in q rolling mill.
Mrs. Ericon came from Sweden to Brat
tleboro eight months ago. They received
some handsome gifts of silver linen. mon
ey etc
Albert J. simonds, Sc, formerly a Brat
tleboro business man. died at Newark
Ohio. Tuesday Outright disease. The body
was brought to Bratueboro and taken 10
the home of f.. r. Vaughan. where the
funeral was held at 3 O'Clock Yesterday
Rev r. *. Marvin OBLIGATED. The burial
was in Prospect Hin cemetery, the service
being conducted by Columbian lodge of
Masons, of which Mr. Simonds was past
master. The bearers We're w. II. Vinton
w. d. Perry, W. r. Geddis and e. II
Putnam. Mr.. SimOnds was son of Mrs
Eliza Carlton. of the Brattleboro Home for
the Aged, and formerly owned a grocery
store where the New York bargain store
now is He went to Newark some q
years ago ana for number of years
was i'm the hotel business, on account
of in health he had had no particular
business the past few years. Mr.. Simonds
married Nellie Stockwell of Brattlehoro
sister of Mrs. John Ninton Mrs. Simonds
and son, James, Who is employed by the
Prick Coke company in Pottsville. Penn
came To Brattlehoro with the body. 4
daughter, Kittie, lives in Newark