Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-01

Methodist Episcopal cnurCn next sunday.
The evening preaching service viii he
omitted, to enable the people to join in
the open-air meeting on the common
other services as usual for the week.
Wesleyan university dedicated on Tues
day a building which will cost 1925. 900,
which will be a memorial to Wilbur Fisk,
one of the greatest men the Methodist
denomination ever produced. who was a
native of Brattleboro.
A party of about - young people went
to Spofford on a tallN-hO ride Monday
evening. chaperoned by Mrs. Howard c..
Rice. on alighting from the tally-ho Mrs.
Rice sprained and dislocated her ankle
and was obliged to return home at once.
The funeral of Mrs. Howard \. Pratt
was held at 4 o'clock Friday at her late
home on Oak street, Rev. L. Q. $. Os-
good, of the Unitarian church. officiating.
There were many floral remembrance.
The burial was in Prospect Hill cemetery.
The building on South Main street which
is the headquarters of PhopniN Hose com
pany No. 6, is being thoroughly repaired.
\ new wood ceiling and a new floor have
been put i'm upstairs. The building is
being painted both inside and outside. The
members will put in a pool table.
]. H.. Uenry's brick house on High
street. next to w. II. Proctur's new house,
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moved one quarter around 50 as to face
ON Bullock street, where "a now cellar hole
has been dug. When the building IS
moved another building lot will be avail
able, fronting ON High street.
The body of Christian +. Schustcr. who
died i'm Holyokc June u. was brought to
Brattleboro Saturday for burial in Pros
pect Hin cemetery. II was accompanied
by Mr.. Schustcr's two sons. Christian +,
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Rev. +. @. $. Osgood, of the Unitarian
'nnrch' oHncla'eu at '"e 'oin''ll''l SerNl'e'
The stallion which bit Thomas j. Mil
Ter of West Brattlchoro several weeks ago,
causing the loss of one arm, has been
advertised for sale by auction July . 10y
Deputy Sheriff c. |. Knapp. The stallion
is owned by George +. Rich of Manchester.
Conn. and is under attachment in a suit
for $4,000 damages, brought by Mr.. Miller
against Mr.. Rich through Lawyer f. u
T.. Stowe.
rho MARRIAGE of Frank e pbelns ON.
Moved bv the swift beef company. and
Miss Katie C%avanaugh took place at s
o'clock Monday evening at st. Michael's
parochial residence, Rev. Patrick Cunning
ham officiating. They were attended 10y
Miss Agnes CaVanaugh, sister of the bride
! and John Lillis. The bride wore light blue
wolfe and a white hat, and her sister wore
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