Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-15


selves as members of the Windham Coun-
ty Fish and Game League.
The White Mountain south bound ex-
press was run IN two large sections Sat
urday.
Tickets for reserved seats on the grand
stand at the Valley Fair will go on sale
at Thomass pharmacy at o'clock on
Saturday evening of next week.
Miss Alice Holden and her class Of IA
girls in the Congregational Sunday school
went to Putney Saturday for a ride.
They had dinner at w. 10. Pierce's farm,
returning late in the afternoon.
The high school class Of 1904 held a re-
union Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Mary Frost, being entertained by
Miss Rita Eckels and Miss Marion Chaplin
Nineteen members of the class were
present.
A social gathering in charge of the
Society of Seamstresses, Needlewomen
and Shopgirls will be held in Red Mems
hall tonight at 7.30 o'clock. All working
women and shopgirls are cordially invited
to attend.
Six members Of Bingham chapter, o.
e. s., attended the meeting and banquet
of the chapter in Northfield Tuesday even
ing, when the grand matron of Massachu-
sets and other distinguished visitors
were present
The Pine Grove Springs Lakeside re-
sorts at Spofford lake will be closed at
the end of this week after a very sue
cessful season. The people at Pine Grove
| Springs remained in large numbers until
close to the end of the season, but for
several days they have been leaving at
the rate Of 10 to 80 a day.
Moran & Co. have received this week
an undertaker's wagon, made by James
| Cunningham, Son & Co., of Rochester, n.
| Y, which is very handsome and service
able. 1t is nickel trimmed and the wheels
| have rubber tires. The lower part of the
| body is finished in black, and the upper
part, on both sides and the rear end, has
beveled plate glass panels
Anthony Zelenekas and Anna Nadzius
were married at an o'clock mass in st.
Michaels Roman Catholic church Tues
day, by Rev Father NJ. ]. Carmody. The
| bride has been employed at S. b. Emer-
sons house the past six years. The
bridegroom is a carpenter who formerly
was employed by the S. A. Smith company
| They will live on Elliot street.
A concert under the auspices of the
choir of st. Miohaels Roman Catholic
church will be given in the Auditorium
next Friday evening which will merit
! generous patronage In addition to local
vocalists, including DR.. f. II. O'Connor
and Joseph w Martin, the program will
include selections by Daniel Martin of
! Northampton, formerly of Brattleboro
Miss Helen A. Barron of Nashua, n. H.
a reader, singer and pantomimist, and
| Mrs. Cornelia Glynn -Cocklin of Rutland
one of the best sopranos in Vermont
Tickets are being sold by the school
children.
The unlimited educational value Of
moving pictures has been nowhere DEM
onstrated so forcibly as in Lyman H.
Howe's new program which will appear
| in the Auditorium Thursday afternoon
and evening. There is little in the length
and breadth of this great world that
escapes Mr.. Howes unremitting re-
searches. No matter what may be said
or written about his world famous pic
lures, it all comes back to the same point
| the soul and spirit OF each picture lies
The entertainment is respondent with
scenes and incidents of interest CLEANED
| from all lands and is the fruition of n
lifetime of study and n genius OF inces-
SAINT work. The siege of Port Arthur is
a feature of the latest entertainment.
The Real Widow Brown" will hold a
reception at the Auditorium this, Friday.
| evening under the watchful eye of a. Q.
| Scammon. This lady is a real parsonage
and about her hinges some OF the most
amusing complications ever introduced
into farce comedy. Her attendant merry
makers comprise some of the cleverest
comedians on the stage. She is a devout
admirer of bright, up-to- date songs and
captivating dances and the play abounds
with them. She is also a sticller for
fashion, and the costuming is chic and
| rare The play was built for laughter
| purposes only, so don't be misled for II
you are Of really serious turn of mind,
don't go. Wait until Mr.. So and So
comes along with his grand aggregation
OF legitimate artists in "Othello, The
Moor of Venice"
Troop C of the 18th United States
Cavalry, of Fort Ethan Allen. made the
trip across the state last week to Barton
and has been in camp at the fair there
! this week. The cavalrymen will give
| exhibitions at the fair in St Johnsbury
next week. and will then march south to
be present at the Valley Fair in Brattle-
boro Sept. 81 and 2S After leaving Brat
tleboro the fair at Claremont will be
visited on the journey back to the fort
! This is the famous Madison Square
| Garden outfit, Capt. DOdds old troop.
| The troop has so men and is accompanied
! by the usual camp wagons, etc, incidental
| to such trip. First Lieut. Sam Van
Leer is in command and I'd Lieut., Victor
| ), Foster Is junior officer with I'd Lieut.
| w. w. Barringer as acting quartermas-
| ter The last named officer saw hard SER
vice in the Philippines in the volunteer
SNi NiNVi Mas pIOIHOltu 10 lne feRu-
| lars because of bravery on the field OF
battle. This troop is the richest one in
the 18th as 1t has over 50 900 in its
treasury accumulated by various means
one of which is in saving from it's ration
allowance. The troop owns two cows at
the fort and $50 hogs and pigs.
The second annual convention Of the
Windham County Sunday School associ-
alton will be held in the Baptist church
in Townshend next Thursday and Friday
Reports of officers and schools and a
round table on THE pastor and the Sum
day school, will take up the first fore
noon In the afternoon will be consid-
cred THE opening and closing exercises"
by Rev. F. L. Leavitt; 1.-THE governing
power In the Sunday school," by Mrs
L. o. Sherburne; Home department"
by Mrs. d. M. Frost; THE Library" by
Miss Frances Osgood; Spiritual equip
ment Of the teacher" by Mrs. Charles A.
Spaulding. There will be conferences of
superintendents and primary workers
Rev. 70. NJ. Fuller, state, field secretary
will speak in the evening on Grading
the Sunday school," and there will be adj
dresses by Rev. R. ]. Barton, state teach
er training secretary, and Mrs W. A.
Ferguson, county superintendent of pri-
mary and junior work Three important
addresses Friday morning win be, How
can the Sunday school develop the be-
nevolent spirit in its members?' by Mrs.
A. II. Webb; How would you conduct
normal class?' by Rev r. j. Barton, and
Through the right end of the telescope"