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

A meeting of Fort Drummer chapter,
Royal Arch Masons, will be held next
Tuesday evening.
Another open air service will be held i'm
the park in I1steyville Sunday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Rev. George h. Lawson will
speak and there will be good music.
w. r. Stuart has bought the William
Bardwell house on Canal street of Mrs.
II. a. Bardwell and Mrs. II. Miller. The
sale was made through a. V. Mays real
estate agency.
The free kindergarten closed today.
The vacation school on the playground
will begin July II, in charge of Miss Flor
ence Foster.
The Hooker, Corser & Mitchell overall
factory was closed last night for 10 days.
during which time an inventory will be
taken. The factory will be opened again
Monday, July II.
Mrs. John T. Kainc, president of st.
Cecilia's Altar society, had charge of the
socicty's lawn party on the parochial
school grounds Tuesday night. There was
"a large attendance.
Sevcnty-oight children made their first
communion I'm st. Michncls Roman Cath
Ollie church Sunday morning, and i'm the
evening SO children received confirmation.
Bishop Michoud of Burlington officiating.
The date of the next annual meeting of
the Incorporated school district no. 2 is
july 10. only routine business is provided
for i'm the warrant. The term Of office of
Rev. T.. .. S. Osgood, chairman of the
school board, will expire this year.
The children of the Unitarian parish
held "a pleasing carol service at { o'clock
Sunday. c. NJ. Dugan, violinist. assist
ed in the music and the little folk gave
some interesting exercises. Rev. Mr..
Osgood, made remarks fitting the occasion.
The w, c.. r. T.. held a regular meeting
Thursday afternoon. Owing to the small
attendance. the report of the delegate
to the county convention was not read.
1t was voted to have a sociable and lawn
party at Mrs. fuckers on Canal street on
July H.
Mrs. w. II. Bigelow has invited Brat
tleboro chapter, Daughters of the Amcri-
can Revolution, to be her guests at her
home, the well-known Hayes homestead in
West Brattleboro. on July 4. from 3 to
6 o'clock in the afternoon. \ short pro-
gram will be rendered.
Plans are being made for the presenta-
tion Of The Two Counsellors" in the Au-
ditorium July 2S and 90 by local talent
under the direction of T.. Wales and for
the benefit Of the Home for the Aged and
Disabled.
The following pensions are reported
through Col. John Hunts agency: Orig
tnal, Mrs. Emma j. Niles. Brattlcboro, S12
a month; Ellen Pratt. Bernardston. IS
n month. Increase. Charles Jackson. Yer
non, from $lf to $2l a month; Foster s.
Whitaker, Newfanc, from IS to S12 a
month; Charles Brown, Putney, from IS
to SO a month.
James FISK hooker reached nome Tues
u"H ! I'l1 .ne l'spupHcah hatlohhI con
N'n'i"II IN ,ulcaEo hursday, ana on sat
urday Mrs. Hooker met him I'm New York.
; ~ VEN loSelher TO washington
/, where Mr.. Hooker arranged with the Pres
the President will receive tho formal mo-
tfdcation Of his nomination
r
ut"lelS WY eLtct'u Ior tht com
~ t. Inuuis a. tne regular meeting OF
E"Y.''h,a'' U'"c "l IN'u Nitu' frophet,
y Nlh'Hestef' Sachem II. y. Miller;
SeI'I s"sam',e, r. w. H't"he' Junior
s'E'nl''e' rru D. DaNlS; repreSentatlves
10 'Ie supreme council Don H. Miller
ker ana Il. H. Baker.
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4, '"iul't 80. nav uC'Iueu 10 make eN-
u,hsi'' dI'erd'I"HS IN lne construction OF
am'l' store as mentioned hrleliy last week.
ne '''I, wan VIII ne removed ana the
SUBWAY Ie'ulnS 10 the basement store
VIII Dc changed SO as TO make both up
, S"Iis ana uT"n-sua'rs stores more CON
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! oak and uisb streets nov occ,ipied nv
Gerry Nessar Tho house has hean in tho
: Clark family eyer since II was buiIt Mr.
l Adams viii hopir making extensive 70
noirs and alterations nj once and will
removo tEa harm This house is in one
Of fine host locotions in prattloboro THO
sale was tbrougb : " Edcatt 6 Co.'S
agency
:
owing to the rain the attendance at the
vestry last evening was not large. but all
who were present enjoyed the occasion.
Members Of L~eitsinger's orchestra played
and refreshments OF ice cream and cake
were served. The committee in charge
did their work we'll and are deserving of
as much credit as though the room had
been crowded. The members of the cho-
rus were glad to greet Mr.. Coffin. the
conductor of the Union.