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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
REAL EsrArE-c1rr-ron SALE.

Selling sPECK & CO. Rents collected.
Leasing. 200 Montgomery 81. Insurance.
INCOME PROPERTIES
500. 000-Prominent. large Post 81 corner, east
OF Jones ST. stores and lodgings; all
rented; this is choice property
$I2, I2,o00-Third ST, one of the very BEST BUYS
in 8 F. to-day; cor fronting 1875 on
Third st, prcducing from present I'm, I'm,
s45ce. with rapidly improving sur
roundines. conditions and. assured fu-
... o turs; this property is bargain.
Soo,VVo-Eliis ST.. near Hyde; elegant new,
modern bldg, choice investment on
large lot paying per cent net; under
secured lease.
So. 300 Farrell St, near Mason: q II. lot;
$500 expended on bldgs will make
property worth $4,000 and pay an ade-
auate return thereon with undisputed
81. .oee-ElIis St, mr. Laguna: elegant modern
fiats. all rented fer Sls2e; % IT. lot to
s1s.oo0-PowelI St. fine corner mr.. Jackson:
40 IT.. lot with splendid improvements;
income $3.50.
s12. .5o0-Beautiful modern fats: desirable
residence section ". A: superb ma
rine view; rents $40 month
Sic. o.5O0-Business property; new, modern i'm
provements; close 10 Fifth and Fol-
som: all rented for se5 month; stores,
and fats. best in vicinity; IS II lot.
$9.3oo-Clement s.. Richmond. Fourth
ave-; new building. stores and fats;
rent $50 month: an exceptionally fine
little investment. proposition that in
creases in value daily.
Residences.
s36, ,0Oo-Ideal modern residence; II rooms:
select neighborhood: Pacific Heights:
essentially a home; elegant and per
feet thoroushout; extra large lot; mag
nificent marine view.
s23. COCA alifornia St. mr.. Laguna; cheapest
property on street; 16-room house: su-
perbly built; lot 55x137 :e; must be
sold.
SIC. .0O0-very desirable. well built modern
12-room residence Scott ST: refined
neighborhood; lot 25x1o6:S IT.
e5,60o-Tw0 choice ones at this price
LOTS.
s37, ,500-Superb site for warehouse or mfg. :
corner 120x97:6 feet with 8 frontages
partly improved: Sansome ST.. close to
belt r. r. and docks
81, ,6oe-25x122:6; Folsom. nr. 18th: cheap.
81 &1,400-Cheapest lot IN all Richmond: 7th
ave- and Fulton; 25xf2o
s650-N. line ST.. 14th: "a :6x1O0: q
bargain lot, surely.
$o50-Richmond; 18th and A ST.: 25x
100
Lots in all parts OF city. Get list
SPECK co. 200 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
M1I1 vAInHx xeAL EsrArn.

LESS than an hour OF travel will carry you 70
Mill Valley. which Is one of the loveliest
spots in the world. and this hour of travel
includes charming sail and railroad ride.
sail and ride worth j0urneyfng a great dis
lance 20 enjoy How many people in this
city with broken streets and dirt and dust
know that the redwoods not hour
away and in getting to them you get also
he beauty OF the rounded and grassy Cali
fornta hills with their characteristic dwarf
oaks2 Take the trip today enjoy the out
ing and see the fne lots are Offering on
easy terms from $500 upward: 10 per cent
send for booklet
LYON & HOAG
116 Montgomery ST
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11

FOREMAN.
Foreman, marble quarry see boss here
RANCH FOREMAN
Ranch foreman, understands stock, grain. al
falfa irrigation, for a large ranch
Foreman Of ballast track gang, boss here
SO a day.
Foreman laborer for factory Italian. SIS.
MURRAY & READY. 634-636 Clay ST.
SAWMILLS.
lumber yard wood pliers, Northern Cali
fornia, SEQ.
lumber pliers, SOC fare 81 day.
MURRAY READY. 634-e36 Clay St
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11

SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES
Lots in our beautiful tract right at the sra
ton: none less than 50-feet front: prices
$3.50 TO 1880: one fifth cash: remember. all
roads are severed and water mains laid:
ideal nome place; no saloons or Questionable
buildings allowed: the best lots FOR the
money LYON q HOAG. 116 Montxomsry ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'BTS
OFFICE. 1ofs BRCApWAY.

OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND ZEAL ESTATE.
NEW KEY ROUTE LINE. ON 22D ST
NEW KEY ROUTE LINE. ON 22D ST.
MAIN LINE THROUGH OAKLAND.
MAIN LINE THROUGH OAKLAND
We have several extra choice properties
located at proposed stations on San Pab0
ave-. Grove ST. and Broadway This road -
going 20 be built. We know IT, This property
offered by US will double in value. II is bound
to be business property. II this interests you
come and Us.
We also have the largest and latest list of
residence business and manufacturing prop
critics in this city.
J. H MACDONALD q CO.
1852 Broadway Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
REAL EsrArE-couHrzx-ror sale.

'27. 500. HERE'S A CHANCE SGT 500
Cattlemen and farVers snould investigate at
once; 1910 acres of arabic farm land in santa
Clara County. with an abundance OF water on
the property natural springs; situated 10
miles southeast OF san Jose: improvements
consist of dwelling. two large barns. ETC.. and
about 400 acres under cultivation IN hay and
grain; will subdivide to suit purchaser. For
further particulars address T. OTWAY SAD
LEIR. $50 Nils bldg. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11

PZX1oOTJf ,zNE|UE
OCEAN VIEW is "BOOMINGr.
splendid business corner and four lots on
the finest business street in Ocean View.
In single lots or as Mnoie IHloILE1O
2T2 sadowa St. Ocean View.
THEY ADVANCE IN PRICE
NO INTEREST No TAXES.
$22S for choice lots Exc slsior Homestead
Tract: level as a billiard tabl': on grade; close
to school and Missions St ele trio cars: bound
s40O each on instailments et $40 per month;
residence location south Of G lden Gate Park;
these are the cheapest lots In this district;
advancing IN prize W 5aDIS1gi T ME1rE
26 Montgomery ST.. s. Pm ne Main 57o4-
DEvIsADERo-sT LOTS.
1850 to s2Je0.
Two blocks south OF Haisht ST. commanding
grand views OF the city and lower bay; one OF
the most delightful residence sites in the city;
convenient to all the car lines; streets are paved
ings have been erected on this tract during the
past year. only few lots left; terms are easy
LYON & HOAG. 1Io Montgomery St
NEW residence (architeetur. colonial Of the
SOUTH, finished in most sw. Esss @ style style Win win
finished basement; sun in Fery room; ma
rine view; terms to suit; - Ashbury st;
take Haight OF Ellis %. ca rs, transfer to
Masonic ave. E. N FRITZ on premises
FOR sale or exchange-vicinity Twenty ninth
and Mission: Groom modern house; viii
change for building lot 7-room house: 10
blocks nearer town: difference cash OF time.
Box 1853. Call.
$500 CASH. balance fnstailments. 8 per cent
interest; price 5000: cottage. and
bath; gas. blocks Mission. Thsrtieth
ST. MISSION REALTY CO. 3297 Mission st.
FOR sale-A modern 2-story-and- half house:
ground floor and store; north side OF 4th St;
rent $50 month. Apply 1854 Twentyfourth
St. the owner.
s1OC0-COTTAGE: rooms; snap: $500 cash.
balance SO per month: blocks from Fol-
som st. line. Apply 1910 Mission st.
MUST sell; flats of 4. s. and rooms
Owner. 160511 Mason
TIN roofs. cutters and leaders repaired AHIs-
BACH 4 MAYER. plumbers s36 Howard 81
CHEAPEST and best in America-Tne weekly
Call, 16 pages. sent to any address IN the
United States Canada for 81
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
HOTEL-BAKERY.
BUTCHER. ETC, DEPT

BUTCHER ETC, DEPT
TOGETHER
Chef cook. springs hotel boss here SIS "a
Dishwasher. same springs hotel. SIS found
ANOTHER
Chef cook. springs hotel. boss here. $so-s8o.
AGAIN.
Night cook. chop and coffee house., few
oysters SIS week
Cook, men, for mine. boss here. $S5-sl0 I'd
Short order cook city, SO week UP.
Cook. 2 men. ranch, fare T5c S16 to SIS I'd.
Elderly man. cook. men, fare 81. $40 i'd
Lunch cook, saloon, end of city, S25 found.
dishwasiiers. 40 little short order work
2 waiter boys any good boy will do, SIS
and found
8 boarding-house cooks. $50 $40 $50 $50.
2 oyster and short-order cooks $40 s45 "a
4 ranch camp and mine cooks $50. $40. $50
and found
WATERS Rs-DIsHwAsHERs
hotel and restaurant walters. SIS. $50. $40
and fopnd
boys help in dinins-roon $40 and found
dishwashers different jobs $50 s25 $50 "a
Waiter. No. cafe, city Job, Sc week.
Panfryman. open oysters, no Sunday work.
81 day found.
waiter. plain hotel and help make beds.
$50 found.
waiter. plain hotel. fsre 81 10. e25 found
S hotel and restaurant porters $50. SIS, $50
and found.
3 bakers, 2 second hands / helper, s45, $40.
s3e $50 and found city and country jobs.
Bell and elevator boys. SIS and found
Pantryu1en ard bedmakers. $50, $50.
LAUNDRY HELP-Various PositIons-sEB
Baker institution, $40 and found
z bakers helpers, fare 1oc. $25 found.
MURRAY & READY,
634-636 Clay St
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
FRUITVALE ADvERT'S'T,
rxu1rvALE REAL ESTATE.

rRu1rvALE REAL ESTATE.
FRUITvALE BOULEVARD TRACT.
You will miss It II you don't see IL; the
sweIIest sightliest property in Fruitvale
rich sandy loan soil: 2 fve-cent (5c) car
lines: the 100000 scenic boulevard passes
this property: grand view OF bay and noun
tains. an ideal climate: terms only i've so
II you don't want home, speculate a lit
tie; it's a good savings bank. Be a land
owner get your little home. Schools
churches and stores close BY. Carriage tree
at office
CHAs. +. LEE,
1922 Fruitvale ave, Fruitvals.
Oakland Office:
GEORGE H. LEE.
ass Seventh St. opp. s. p. Depot.
CHEAP for cash; new house of rooms and
bath. laundry. windmill. fine stable large
Of all kinds and everything up-to-date:
Y you will want TO dig up
cupies house. NJ TUBBS. Florida St,
Laurel Grove Park. FruitvaIe-
FOR saIe-5-room cottage: lot 80 :4xf25. east
basement. all modern and in good condition.
price $500: terms 10 suit buyer. Address J.
V. MATTESON 1901 Peralta ave. Fruit
vale. Cal
FOR bargains in real estate IN East Oakland
Fruitvale and vicinity Boulevard Realty
Co. 1927 Old County road. East Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
RANCHERS. ATTENTION.
S22, 500-RANCH-S22, $50.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

The finest paying farm and cattle ranch IN
the State. consisting of some 200 acres arabic
land, 700 of which are under cultivation. all
fenced; plenty of wood and water; natural
streams rising on the property. never dry: sit
uated about 25 miles from San Francisco and 3
miles from shipping point; be divided 70
suit purchaser: this property is a bargain. and
should be at once. For full particulars
apply at once to
T. OTwAY SADLEIR
Room 3Ss. Mills bldg. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
BELDEN's BARGAINS.

BELDENS BARGAINS.
s21oo-Good 6-room cottage and lot 26xfos:
half block from local station
s160O-Another good one: 2-story 6-roora
house block from station; easy terms.
S2350-F1ne corner cottage; rooms ard bath
and lot 50x11O: on Twenty-third ave-. terms.
$45O0-New 2-stOry house. roomss LATEST
finish. and lot 5Oxf50: Ninth ave
$50 00o-Double your money on quick turn
a business corner on San Pablo ave-: 221 feet
frontage: one block from new KEY route depot
a. Twenty-second 81. and San Pablo ave-. sur
rounding property can't be bought now for
times this price and It's surely going higher.
$500 each-Two nice Groom cottages on
Jones ST.. near Grove and one block 70 new
Key route depot. Twsnty-second and San Pablo
ave; lots 29:ex10o: will rent for $50
apiece: the biggest bargains ever offered. BEL
DEN REAL ESTATE. 1112 Broadway. oakld
THE MERRITT-wOLCOTr CO..
ESQ Broadway. Oakland
TWO INVESTMENT BARGAIN4
s25oo-TwO new rustic cottages: 5 rooms and
bath In each: renting for s13 each: and
large corner lot. large enough FOR 2
more cottages. street work done. gas and
water In street. close TO school. local
trains and street cars this entire property
for only $500.
S325O-Two hats: rooms and bath in each:
5 minutes walk from Broadway close 70
both local trains and street cars: rents
for $50 per month
THE MERRITT wOLcOTT Co.
952 Broadway.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
New England seaeoast Beautiful Beyond
Description.

New England's seacoast, the ideal rec
reation ground during the summer, is
preparing to welcome her visitors. In
short while the beautiful North Shore of
Massachusetts, including Manchester-by-
the-Sea, Marblehead, Clifton, Rockport
Devereux, Gloucester etc, will be festive
resorts, assembling together the foreign
ambassadors and Washington diplomats
who especially favor this section. Hamp-
ton and Rye beaches in New Hampshire,
delightful pleasure resorts, in a few weeks
will harbor thousands of amusement
seekers; York, Kittery and Kenne-
bunk are ready for the cottagers Old
Orchard will appear more smiling than
ever this year. Portland fronting on the
handsome Casco Bay and the delightful
islands have donned their summer ap-
parel. North Of Portland the shore resorts
to Bar Harbor and beyond in New
Brunswick are ready for the summer in
fiuX. You can scarcely appreciate the
beauties Of the sea coast without a visit:
but there are two publications which will
do much to enlighten you. A beautiful
portfolio containing twenty eight half
tone reproductions OF seashore views will
be mailed by the General Passenger De-
partment, Boston & Maine Railroad. Bos-
ton, upon receipt of six cents and de-
scriptive booklet entitled. IAN Along
Shore" will be mailed upon receipt OF
two cents in stamps.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
cAMeRIpeEPoRr.

George King left early in the week for
California.
Mr. Hicks of Perkinsville has two men
at work at his soapstone mill, getting out
foot warmers.
Prof. Wild of Williamstown, Mass, was
/ at his fathers, Rev. a. w. Wild's, a few
days this week
The annual meeting Of the ladies' BEN
evolent society will be held in the chapel
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. f. NJ. Baker was in town this
week and attended the meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor society Tuesday even
ing
At the reorganization of the Sunday
school the old board of officers was re-
elected Superintendent, G. E. Walker;
assistant superintendent, Mrs. E. NJ.
Gushing; secretary, Miss Jennie Ham
mond; treasurer, Mrs A. B. Weaver;
superintendent OF home department, Mrs.
Flora T. Walker.
c. S. Walker reports the snowfall from
October IL, 1904, to April II, 1905, as
follows: October, q in; November, ! IT.
6$ in; December, IT. 211 in; January,
l IT. 6& in; February, l IT. 81 in;
March, 11% in; April, rs in. Total,
#. 9% in. Greatest depth, January,
least depth, April.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
WESTMINSTER.

Mrs. George Hayes of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Fem.
Miss Matte Wright and Miss Carrie
Lyman will attend the commencement
exercises at Mortified. Miss Lyman will
remain about a month
Miss Cornine Blodgett went Monday to
Northampton, where she will enter a
hospital training school.
Mrs Ellen Ward went to Putney We'd
nesday for the remainder of the week
Her daughter, Elizabeth. went the same
day to the White Mountains for a two
weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sabin of Portland,
Me, have been recent guests of Mrs.
Ellen Ward.
Mrs. Charles Buck and daughter Max
inc, of Boston are with Mrs. Buck s
sister Mrs. b. T. Phelps
Mrs. b. T. Phelps entertained party
of ladies at whist Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. w. r. Melrose and son will go to-
morrow to Keene to visit at II. A. wy
mans going from there to their home in
Bath, Me.
Remember the Children's day concert
Sunday evening at the church
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lovejoy' and son.
Prescott, of Springfield, were at l.. c.
Richardson's over Sunday
Howard Smith of this town and Miss
Lizzie Richter of New York city were
married in New York June T. and came
on Monday to Westminster. where they
will be welcomed by a large circle of
friends. Their home will be on Main
street. Miss Richter is well known here.
having spent the last three summers
in town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

Crown Prince Frederick William OF Ger
many and Duchess Cecilia of Mecklen-
burg Schwerin were married in the palace
chapel at Berlin Tuesday.
Ex-Congressman Henry F. Nathan of
the 10th Massachusetts district was found
dead at his home in South Boston yester-
day. Heart disease was the cause
A submarine boat OF the British navy
ioundered at Plymouth, England, yester-
day after three explosions had taken
place, and IA of the is men on board lost
their lives
AS the result of the investigation Of
the meat packing industry, the federal
grand jury at Chicago is said to have
drawn indictments against 80 men, and at
least ten more are to follow.
Miss Mary Rhodes Of Maysville, Ky.
with Robinsons circus, narrowly escaped
death while doing her high-swinging-
ladder act in Cortland N. Y, Thursday
night. By the breaking of toe strap, she
shot head first so feet through the air
into the reserved seats, landing on her
head and shoulders. She was taken to
the hospital in serious condition.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
Miss oregs's Work as Music Teacher In
Public Schools.

The work which Miss Gregg is doing
in music in our schools is attracting more
and more attention each year Just now
II is noticed particularly because of the
excellent work done by the high school
for the Memorial day exercises, and by
the announcement of a recital by the high
school chorus on Monday evening. in the
main room at the high school building
The program for the recital is made up
from the work actually done through the
year; the same will be true OF the pro-
gram given at graduation, which comes
the ed A very attractive feature OF the
work this year, and one creditable TO both
Miss Gregg and the pupils, is the male
quartet which sang Memorial day. After
eight years service in directing the music
work In the schools Miss Gregg is begin
ming to see the results of her systematic
effort, not only in better singing but in
larger interest in music and a better ap-
probation of it. Nothing is studied dur
ing the whole course except works of the
best composers; in this way taste for
good music is cultivated which must re-
main with the children as they grow
older. - GBrattieboro correspondence,
Springfield Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS
High school Commencement Program.

High School Commencement Program.
The baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of the high school will
be delivered Sunday evening in the opera
house by Rev. ]. T. Stocking. The other
clergymen will have parts in the pro-
gram. Music will be furnished by a
quartet, with solos by Miss Edna NJ
Thompson and Mrs. Cora Shedd Hager
The marshal, Edward Rice, and his as
sistants are from the class of '06. On
Friday evening will occur the graduating
exercises, at the opera house. The salu-
tatory, THE Value of Persistent Effort +"
will be given by Jennie Krieger; essay
(honors in English), "Feudalism in the
Times of Ivanhoe" Hugh Sabin Kimball;
essay (honors in mathematics), Bridges, +"
Louise Catherine Hay; address, State
Superintendent of Education w e. Ram
ger; valedctory, High School Gradua-
tions," Kathryn Perry. An innovation
upon former years is the wearing of cap
and gown by the young ladies and the
class will give no reception, preferring
to take the trip to Washington. After
the graduating exercises the Delta Theta
society of the class of last year will give
the class a reception in Union hall, to
which over 400 invitations have been is
sued. Mrs Charles Symonds of Charles
town, Mrs. Stella M. Dickinson, Mrs. f.
H. Kimball and Mrs. d. w. Riley are the
matrons Dancing will follow the recep-
ton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
GRAFTON.

Mrs. Fannie Francis is visiting Mrs
S. b. Mum.
Miss Annie Walker is spending few
weeks in Brattleboro.
w. N Bartholomew Of Newton Centre,
Mass, is at the hotel.
c. c. Culver has been spending week
in eastern Massachusetts.
Mrs. Frederick d. B. Ingalls, is visiting
her brother, Dr. F. L. Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Park went to
Boston Wednesday for a visit.
Mrs. d. c. Culver and children of
Albany N. Y, are at H. c. Wright's.
Adm NJ Wright of Chicago recently
visited his mother, Mrs M. W. Wright.
The Wilson family OF Providence, r. l.,
came to their summer home here Tues
day.
Lynn Lawrence and Elbridge and
Edwin Culver are at home from Leland
and Gray seminary.
Mrs. Sophia Duncan and Miss Alice
Duncan of Boston came to the hotel last
week for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Davidson and Mrs. Fish Of
Alstead, N. H., have been spending a
few days at N. L. Adams's.
Several members of the Grafton Grange
attended the meeting of the Pomona
Grange at Windham Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. shepardson Of Bel
lows Falls were here during the past week
assisting in the care Of H. c. Shepardson.
Miss Helen Culver, who has been spend
ing several months in Northampton and
Deerfield, Mass, returned home last week.
George Buffers of Bristol, n. H, is
at home helping to care for his father,
James Buffers, who was so unfortunate
as to break his leg last week.
Mrs. N. r. Davis, Miss Amy Davis,
Miss Florence Adams oliver Lawrence,
Charles Palmer and Leon Thompson at
tended the graduating exercises at Town
shend last week.
Henry c. Shepardson died Monday after
noon. He had been in poor health sew
eral years and had been confined to his
bed two weeks. He leaves a widow, a
daughter, Mrs Burr Taft Of Norfolk, Neb
and son, C. II. Shepardson of Bellows
Falls.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
STATIONS RIVER.

Mrs. w. A. Marvin visited in Athens
part of this week.
Colin Lake began the carpentry work
on his new house Monday
Mrs. Agnes Thompson has finished work
at Mrs. C. H. Whitcombs
G. R. Tower and c. L. Gale are at work
on Colin Lakes new house.
Margaret Ford of Bellows Falls is work.
ing in the hotel dining room.
The Odd Fellows will hold their mem
orial service Sunday, June IS.
Leroy Rawson of Windham visited his
wife and son a few days recently.
Childrens Sunday has been postponed
at the Baptist church until June %.
DR.. Hattie Moon now has her dental
office in rooms in w. w. Cory's house.
Bert Simonds of Everett, Mass, was
in town the first of the week on business.
Stanley Rickett has finished work in the
hotel and returned to his home in Grafton.
Miss Dora Durham, who has been
working for Mrs. c. L. Gale, has returned
home.
Mrs. E. NJ. Fuller of Townshend visited
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Marvin, the first
of the week.
Mrs. George Way and daughter Helen,
of Hartford came Saturday to visit at
c. H. Whitcomb's
Vermont academys second team played
against Bellows Falls high school Satur-
day and won to 2.
Perley Wilcox and Harry Wyman of
Keene and Harry Bemis of Athens spent
Sunday at w. A. Marvin's.
Jennie Fredette. who is back here
again, is working in the wooden mill and
boarding at Mrs. C. N. Smiths.
Rev. DIR. C. A. Bowen of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, will occupy the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church June H. both morning
and evening.
Otis Wilson, who returned from New
port Wednesday, will work here in the
wooden mill again. His family will return
in a week or two.
1.-THE Princess" will be given by the
young ladies Of the Y. w. c. A. of Yer
mont academy in Fuller hall Friday even
ing, June 8, at o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Barry of
this place to w. ]. Roider of Balm
bridge, N. Y, took place in the Congre-
gational church at s o'clock Wednesday
evening. The church was prettily deco
rated, the bride and groom standing I'M
der large floral bell. Rev. G. F. Chaplin
officiated. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the bride
where Mr.. and Mrs. Roider received the
congratulations and best wishes of near
relatives. Among those from out of
town were D. K. Barry, II. F. Barry and
Miss Edith Graves of Newport, N. H;
Rev. and Mrs. Webb of Brattleboro; Mr.
and Mrs. Livermore, Mrs. Barber and
Miss Jackson of Bellows Falls; Mrs
Bruce and son of Townshend
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
closing Exercises of Ninth Grade.

All the village schools except the high
school will close for the summer vacation
Friday, June 16.
The closing exercises of the ninth
grade will be held in high school hall
Friday, June 16, at p. m. The desire
is to keep these exercises as simple as
possible. The following program will be
rendered:
Instrumental Duet Ruth Brown
Nina Gilman
Prayer.
Song, Were l the Nightingale" Chorus
Address Rev. L. NJ. Keneston.
Song, Ave Maria Girls Chorus
Presentation of Certificates by
Rev. E. Q. S. Osgood
Song, "Out on the Deep Chorus
Benediction.