Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-22

Owing to the Valley Fair the New Eng
land order of Protection will hold no
meeting next Wednesday evening.
The post office will be closed from 70
to each afternoon OF the fair, but will
open from 6 to S in the evening. The
carriers will make the forenoon delivery.
Mrs. Henry H. Crosby defeated Mrs.
J. Lewis Morse yesterday in the final
round OF the womens golf tournament
and won the cup for the second time.
over an inch Of rain has fallen this
week, making the total thus far this month
IA inches. which is an unusually large
amount for one month. The total rain
fall In August was 465 inches.
George e. Fox viii open his lunch room
on Depot street tomorrow night. He will
carry a line OF confectionery, cigars, fruit.
etc. The equipment Of the place is first
class
The managers Of the Y. NJ. c. A. star
course Of entertainments have booked
several strong attractions, the first on the
list being the Katherine Ridgeway COM
pany, which will appear Nov. 10. The
Bostonian Woman's orchestra, with sing
ers Laurent, the magician. and notable
lecturers will appear later.
The mission circle OF the Cniversalist
church held its annual meeting yesterday
afternoon and elected the following Of
| hcers: President. Mrs Foster Stearns:
vice president Mrs. John Newman; sec
rotary Mrs. Edna Cheney; treasurer. Mrs.
Susan Reach. The ladies voted to hold
a rummage sale in October.
There has been a large sale Of tickets
! for the concert in the Auditorium tonight
under the auspices of the choir Of st.
Michaels Roman Catholic church The
| program will include selections by Miss
| Helen A. Barron of Nashua. y. H., reader
/ and pantomimst. Mrs. Cornelia Glynn-
! Cocklln, Rutland's famous contralto. DIT
/ F. II. OConnor and J. l. Stewart Of Brat
/ tleboro, and Leitsingers orchestra, F. c.
/ Leitsinger pianist.
Brattleboro was largely represented al
| the marriage Of Miss Barbara Katherine
/ Murphy and John Joseph Cunningham in
/ Bellows Falls Wednesday, The bride was
born in Brattleboro and lived here until
/ her removal to Bellows Falls a few months
| ago. She has large circle Of friends herr
! in her native town. The groom is q
/ nephew Of the late Rev. Father Cunning.
ham. An account OF the wedding 1.
! given in the Bellows Falls correspondence
on page 5.
Myron =. Davis, who was with the Red
! Feather opera company last season. has
! received several excellent offers to take
| one Of the leading roles in The Rose OF
/ Alhambra,' in which Lillian Blauvelt. the
/ noted grand opera singer, will star. Upor
| refusing the offer Mr. Davis was asked
! by the manager to name his terms, and
! he received from Mr.. Cook. the author
/ and from Charles Klen. Of Music Mas.
/ ter fame personal letters urging him e
/ take the part for which he is exceptional
| ~ well fitted. Mr.. Davis. however, still
persists in his plan not 10 return to tn,
| stage this season.
one of the largest audiences which evel
assembled in the Auditorium was present
! last evening to see Lyman II. Howe:
moving picture show. "A perennial attrac.
ton Of constantly increasing interest Al
the seats were occupied and more that l5I
people bought standing room. There wa,
| also a good attendance at the matines
performance. The excellence OF the view!
and their worldwide scope made the pro
gram as educational as IL was diverting
! The widely advertised scenes OF the wal
! at Port Arthur were very entertaining
and the others Of special interest included
| the overhanging railway in Germany
the Gordon Bennett automobile race. tn,
| wild animals and the comic pictures