Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-03
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1904.

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following the Bible class at 8 o'clock.
All men and boys are invited.
During the month of June the Sunday
afternoon services at the Home for the
Aged and Disabled will be in charge of
the young people of the Methodist So
ciety.
Rev. Il. @. s.. Osgood will lead the Young
Peoples Christian Union meeting at the
Universalist vestry next Sunday evening.
His subject will he Leaders of Liberal
Thought
The stone crusher, owned by the town
of Brattlcboro. came back yesterday from
Springfield, this state, where it has been
i'm use by IL. G.. Crosby and others in the
construction of the Springfield water sys-
TEN.
The meeting of the Daughters of the
American Revolution for this month will
he held ON Flag day. June II, at the home
of Mrs. f. l.. Smith instead of at Mrs.
Pratt's as at first planned. Further par
t%iculars will be announced.
H.. b. IIaus's license at the Melrose
House i'm West Brattlcboro will expire on
Monday night, and on the following day
Mr.. Haus will turn the management over
to the proprietor, l.. j. Strong. who pro-
poses to conduct II as a temperance house.
Mrs. l.. *. Fuller, who owned a half
interest IN the Estcy premises on Canal
street. has bought of the Estey estate the
other half interest. SO that she is now the
sole owner of the property. The sale
was made through 5. w. Edgett n cos
real estate agency.
The young peoples home missionary
society aud the foreign missionary So
cictN of the Methodist church will hold
"a lawn party at the homo of Mrs. +. T..
Hccman ON Cau1l street next Wednesday
evening from . to 5 O'Clock. Ice cream
and cake, will Doe ON sale.
The new switchboard at the Brattlcboro
Gas Light compauv's power house near
TN" West Dummcrstou dan was put i'm
position SO that power was turned ON
Wednesday for the first time since the
frcshot which carried away the old
switchboard and part of the dam.
Under the will Of Mrs. Henrietta Carroll,
the Cniversalist church was bcqueathed
II shares of stock of the New london
Northern Railroad company, the transfer
to be made upon the death of Mr.. Car
roll. As Mr.. Carroll recently died
the church soon will come into possession
of the bequcst.
The grand chapter. order of Eastern
star of Vermont. will hold its 32d an
nual convocation at st. Johnsbury June
10. Reduced rates are offered for round
trip tickets. good going from the 9Th to
the Sth, and returning from the Sth to
the 10th, inclusive. \ good number from
Bingham chapter will attend, leaving
on the II a. IN. train Tuesday.
me many lrieIus oi Kew Guy - Lam
son of Montpelier will be much pleased to
learn that he has been invited to preach
in the Calvary Baptist church Of New
York city two sundays during the pastors
vacation lr. II. :. macarthur Is the
pastor and the church Is the largest Bap-
tist church in Now York and one of The
rnost nronirant in the co1ntrv tn in
v%itation came as a proot surnrisa 70 Mr.
Iamson.
state ouuc'll"haI meetings lor the
teachers patrons ana school otlcers OF
southern \erlnon' VIII ne helu at Bel
lows rams June a. at Jamaica June AT
l''adSp"I" June = anu AT Brit'Iepor"
June 10. me meeting AT ReadShoro Is
helu Ihele the pttt'r To accommodate
teachers IN the southwestern part of the
county IUrSt meetings. VIII he uhder the
direction "l the stat" superintendent OF
oduCatl'A ana me county examiner OF
t'a'heiS' Ih'y VIII DE assisted by super
l~ntond"ntS, principals ana teachers -
the state ANA by speakers from other
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MIS-. l+aurrhd Gavin NandcfpooI, 40
WI" oi EDWARD T.. \anderpool oi Brat
uepor". dl'd suddenly from apoplcNN
sunday morning ABOUT -" clock at -
mW"o street IN SpilngheId' Mass Mrs
NHnuefP"'l spent inc winter m Virginia,
weeks ago MI Nanderpool had remain
eu III llatlI'hnlo' nut was planning 10
make ms nome win h"r IN SpflnSheId.
IN" was porn IN EaStNllle, Va, hut spent
most OF hcr NE IN the North her resi-
uehce having been IN Erattleboro. the
past 10 years. IN" leaves her husband
anu Two daughters. \
The Amherst college Senior ORA matics
will resent Sheridan's famous comedy
The school for scandal" nj the Auditor-
ium Tuesday night. Juno : nader the
management OF the Brattleboro high
S'h"ol rms Is the 2lSt season IN Am
herSt dIalnatlcs' Inc cast Is chosen from
tne senior class by a professional trainer
AFTER competitive trlals. framing. began
TINS year IN october, ana continued five
Gays a week unth the opening of the
Easter season. me same attention that
a ploleSSlotal company would have is
gwen III framing c~oStutnlng ana stage
setting me Amherst have
appeared In many cities this season, and
thelr clever work, hoth IN their interpre-
tatloh ana execution OF the parts, left a
hlghiy favorable impression.
These officers were elected Tuesday of-
ternoon at the annual meeting of mo al
rectors of the Bratleboro Home for the
Aged and Disabled which was bcld in
the Vermont National bank: President
DR.. II. D.. Holton; vice president lanes
NJ. Tyler: secretary. Charles F. rhomn-
son: treasurer. George @ Averiu. inanro
cOmmitteee Col RichardS ProdIav Il I
Waterman and George c. Averill; exec