Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-17
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The opening ua'Vt "I ~ tIri,1,,,
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evening.
According to the usual custom next
Sunday WIN De opIesi , as p', ,ne1'
day at the Co"Bl eE''''"'' '''U'o'
Chipf-of-IOliCe Hail has broken ground
this week for a new house on Western
avenue. near Mrs Weedcns. Seth Stone
will have charge of the carpentry work.
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MISS A"Ce ~ '',i, ~, deotb Of her
yeSteIu"y ti f,,,, drownin, at
Lebanon. n. ii. Miss Lynch went to Leb-
anon last night
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auhurS man aip,'i e',,iS Goin'y ont on an
tillS h,oi ms nc ,'1 ttr,,rL tbo front
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coulO e'''S law
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moran SCI NiOS go. IN "a ICING from
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thcle oii ny tha,. docorated the
cemetery, MHeie ~, - ,,o,,,
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Rev Father Higgins, young mission
airy from Perraleone, South Africa, spoke
eloquently, in behalf OF the conversion OF
the pasais; ~ $500 80, SoIlactions were
oliC Ol. t - ,-n.,,os o,,,ountirg 70 s1A5
IehIn az 80. Iii -, 70 So1tb f,ica
rat ~ ,7IS 20 ~ ,,aar 70 continue his
at INC Oio7o "a ny -.
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c. w. Durham returned wednesday
from an outing of l3 days spent in the
virgin Maine woods at Chase Mountain
lake. The trout fishing was excellent Mr..
Durham taking trout on fly up to three
pounds in weight. Many deer and moose
were seen, and there was abundant evil
dence Oh the worh al pei 's III 'u''i's
uo"h 'ioeS anu "u''N''e ~
The band concert on the common We'd
nesday night was attended by the largest
crowd of the season. Every number, from
the overture, Jolly Robbers, to the popu-
lar song, Blue Bells" was thoroughly
appreciated, especially the latter num-
Der, which was encored. An enjoyable
number was the clarinet quartet, com
posed of Leitsinger Donohue, Brocking
ton and Frost
4. a., .,.,,,., -, +to hoo,d 90 b,;i1,
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on a petition to have additional electric
lights established ON the common part o
the year. 1t was learned afterwards tina
the Gas Light company would not put il
lights for less than a year at the Same
rate as for yearly contract, the bail
ifs figured, so the matter has not beef
finally adjusted
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name of the instrumentalist will be with
held Mr. Davis will appear as humoris
Miss Lula Cressy will be the pianist
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The annual convention of the Vernon
Congregational bodies held in St Johns
bury this week, was attended by Re-
and Mrs. II. r. Miles, Deacon c.
Thompson Mrs. c. II. Thompson and Sec
rotary Victor S. Reed, from Brattlebor
Rev. Mr.. Miles preached the conventio
sermon Tuesday afternoon. At the meet
ing of the Woman's Home Missionar
Union Mrs. c. II. Thompson was electe
treasurer, Miss Ellen Ware of Whining
ton assistant treasurer and Rev. Mr.. Mile
auditor. The Vermont Domestic Mission
airy society held Its annual meeting Wec
nesday, when Z. f. Thompson was electe
director. Rev. Mr.. Miles was elected
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