Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-03

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A tally-ho load of people went to
Mortified. Mass. Tuesday to hear Rev.
DR.. r. j. Campbell, Dr. Joseph Park
er's successor in London.
The Leopold J. Retting estate in
bankruptcy was appraised the first of
the week by H. H. Emerson, NJ. J.
Moran and J. b. Dunton, who were APP
pointed appraisers by +. ID. e. Stowe,
referee.
The Universalist Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic at SpOford lake
next Tuesday starting from the church
at $50 o'clock. Should the day be UNI
| pleasant the party will go on the first
fair day following.
The Townshend Inn, which is ad-
vertsed for lease in this paper. is do
| ing a successful business and the OPP
portunity is a favorable one for some
enterprising hotel man to secure "a
good summer boarder trade for the
next two or three months.
Gale & Wiliamsons Burnham won
| third money in the 2.15 class at Sau
gus. Mass, Saturday Burnham won
the first heat in PIG, and was second
| the next heat and third in the last
three. The fastest time was 2.1412
Knox's Gelatine Lad was first and
| Bunker Hill second.
A hearing in the w. NJ Ware bank
ruptcy case was held yesterday morn
! ing before Referee F. d. f. Stowe it
/ being an examination of the bankrupt
| in regard to certain property which
| he trustee claims the bankrupt has
not turned over to the estate. Other
hearings probably will follow.
C. H. Davenport. who assisted in
drafting the license law, has been in
vited by the w. c. T. L. to address a
meeting of the society at an early
date. explaining the new law He has
ordered copies of the law to be dis
tr1buted among the members so that
they may give it a careful study be-
fore the address.
These chiefs were elected for the
coming six months at the regular
meeting of Quonektacat tribe of Red
Men Friday evening: Prophet. Chas.
Brockington; sachem, Archie Win
chester; senior sycamore. Horace
Miller; junior sycamore, H. H.
Mower representatives to the SUI
in August. C. Z. GRAHAM and r. H.
Baker
Wantastiquet lodge of Odd Fellows
received Monday evening at their
meeting an invitation from Mr.. and
Mrs d. W. Tenney to attend an in
formal reception to be given by them
at their new home, Walnut street.
from ) to o'clock tomorrow after
noon and evening. The occasion will
be the 10th anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tenney's marriage. The invita-.
tion is to all the members and their
wives.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
Bible school was held Sunday. In ad-
dtion to the reports of officers. which
showed that the school was in a
healthy condition. these officers We're
elected: Superintendent. l.. w. Haw-
ley; assistant superintendent. Fred
S. Knight and Miss Mary +. Horton
secretary. Fred l.. Smith treasurer.
Charles f. Downer; auditor. Jesse f.
Haynes; librarian. Henry F.. c. Todt.
The assistant librarians are Miss Net
tie f. Harris Mrs. Marshall ID. Grout
and Mrs. Emery J. Eddy.
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roN' "sen, " lle society reported
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uuiIns me iluli'H' ne society Nolcd
TO pay MIS- roWeTS lor her WORK IN
watching lne STOCK trans on MONDAYS
Inc local Shippers, as rule are VIII
ing TO grant MIS- Powers any request
she may make III regard TO the snip