Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-24

y meeting OF the MctnOdlSt sunday
school board will be held in the Epworth
League room next Monday evening at
745 o'clock.
The program for the Grange meeting
Wednesday evening will be prepared by
| those who hold the Offices of Ceres, Po-
mona and Flora.
The ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church will hold a regular business meet
| ing next Wednesday afternoon in the
church at 3 o'clock
There was a large attendance at the
| lawn party on the Episcopal church
/ grounds Wednesday evening Besides
| ice-crcam and cake, confectionery and
| fancy and useful articles were on sale.
The W. c. r. L.. met yesterday after
! noon. when a very interesting report of
the county convention was given by the
president. Next Thursday the delegate
from the local union will give her report.
ST. Cecilia's Altar society of st. Mi
| chacrs Roman Catholic church will hold
a lawn party Tuesday evening ON the
school house grounds on Walnut street
/ Refreshments of ice cream and cake and
/ lemonade will hc sold.
\u out door meeting under the auspices
OF the Y. NJ. G. 4. will he held in the
/ paris iu EstcyVillc mt o'clock sunday!
There viii he good speaking and good
music. Men, women and children are in
Poe held in the Adventist church.
Wautostiquot lodge 80. r. l. O. O. f..
| viii hold ITS annual memorial service i'm
/ Odd Fellows han nest Sunday afternoon
| ut 80 o'clock. after which the graves of
[ deceased members of the order viii be
decorated. Dennis Rchokuh lodge has
accepted an invitation to join in the
/ services.
James w Austin will sell at auction
NJ - tt.all
known Austin property at rs Canal street
The house, which is arranged for three
tcnemcnts with barn attached and with
garden adjoining, is in one of the most
desirable locations in town, only short
distance from Main street.
Jardine x Co anticipate making ex-
tensiye repairs in their quarters. the y. l.
Iawley store in the near future but the
plans are not fully decided upon. one
important change will Ice the removal of
the stairway from the centre of the store
to the basement ana putting it in in
another place. At prcsentsthe stairway
occupies some of the most valuable space
in the store.
\ party of 20 young people chaperoned
by Miss Edith Stolte went to Spofford
lake on a straw ride Monday evening and
| enjoyed moonlight ride on the lake.
The ride was gotten up in honor of Miss
Annie b. Allen, who has been at Linden
day to her home in Petersburg, Va for
the summer.
The village officers call the attention of
the owners of automobiles to the high
speed at which their machines are driven
in the streets of the village it being a
growing practice greatly to exceed the
legal limit of six miles. If the practice
continues, either by local owners of ma
chimes or by transient visitors. legal ac-
| ton will become necessary.
Myron Davis has been obliged to post
pone his concert. announced for June 30.
until the last of August The members of
the quartet which he engaged from the
Castle Square and Red Feather com
panies are tired out with the season $
work and wish "A complete rest Mr. Davis
will Zoe the guest of the quartet several
days at Spofford lake.
\ gathering of the children and grand
children Of the late Liberty Howe of Do
Yer was held at the home of Judge Howe
| in IlinSdalc yesterday. Six of the chill
dren were present one being kept at
home on account Of illness. Five Of the
grandchildren attended y sumptuous
dinner prepared 10y the hostess. was
served on the lawn. The afternoon was
passed with games, music and social in
tercourse
The steel for the new safe in the Peo-
pies National bank has arrived at the
as soon as possible. This week the work
of tearing out the old safe has been in
progress. The door has been removed
and has been hung on the new stora x.
vault in the basement, and the brick eX-
terror has been removed. The vault it.
self now is being taken apart. The
banking business is being done partly I'm
the directors room.
Louis Cain of Medneld Mass. and Miss
Isaphine Sophia Stockwell were married
in St Michaels Episcopal church at S 80
o'clock Wednesday morning by Rev Ed
ward !. Mathison. The bride wore n
travelling suit of blue etamine. The
couple Were attended 10y Henry Cain.
brother Of the bridegroom, and Miss Irene
Perry of West Brattleboro. Mr. and Mrs
Cain started at once for Medheld where
Mr. Cain is employed as gardner for the
Medheld Retreat Mr.. cain is son OF
| Mr. and Mrs. Thompson cain and for
merry was employed at the Brattleboro
Retreat. Mrs. cain is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Stockwcll Of West Brat
tleboro and is graduate of Brattleboro
academy.
The combined movement of the
churches and the Young Mems Chris
tian association for a series of outdoor
religious meetings to be held on Sunday
evenings during July and August de-
serves hearty endorsement The plan
on the part Of the churches is to give up
ing this time. The association will drop
its O'Clock meeting, and all will Join in
an open-air meeting to be held on the
! common soon after o'clock. There will
be good speaking at each meeting, with
the best of vocal and Instrumental mu-
sic, and there will be an earnest effort to
make each meeting interesting inspiring
and uplifting In case of rain adjourn
ment will be taken to Festival hall. This
movement is a new departure in religious
work in Brattleboro, but it is similar to
that which has been carried out so sue
cessfully in many of the cities and larger
towns. and it deserves general public
support.
vors of Company c. I'd Regiment, Yer
mont Volunteers, was held in Grand
Army hall yesterday. The meeting was
called to order at II O'Clock by Presi-
dent Albert Mason of Gardner, who call
ed the roll. Those present besides the
president We're y. $ Cole of Thompson
vile, Conn. G. j. Stockwell of West Brat
tlebOro, William ID. Thomas of Keene,
Henry a. Richardson of Hnsdale, p. A.
Strceter of Holpoke and these honorary
members: Peter S. Chase of Brattleboro.
John York and II. Il. Holmes of Chester
field and Charles Miller of West Brat
tleboro. \ trolly ride to West Brattleboro
was followed 10y dinner at the Melrose
House, business session was held in
Grand Army hall i'm the afternoon, when
singing by Miss Gertrude Stockwell and