Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-30

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Miss Gertrude Hayes has been spend
ing a week in Dandy, VT.
Ned Hobson of Washington is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hob
son.
The violin classes of Miss Hannah
Wych Cove have been closed for the sum-
mer.
H. A Shaughnessey and DR.. James F.
O'Brien were in Burlington this week at
tending commencement.
Mrs. Minnie Crosette Oxley of Brook
lyn will sing at the Baptist church at
the evening service next Sunday.
The ladies' union of the Congrega tional
church will hold a food sale at the church
parlors this afternoon from to 6.
The clerks in the store of j. c. Day,
with several friends, were entertained at
Barber park by MIR. Day Tuesday even
ing.
The missionary society of the Baptist
church, called the Farther Lights soci-
ety. held a picnic at Forest Falls Tues
day evening.
Several small boys we're taken into
court Monday for breaking doors and
windows in the hobbin factory. Each
paid a small fine.
The Baptist, Congregational, Methodist,
Universalist and Gageville Sunday
SCHOOLS Will nOlu picnic at BdrDeT
park, Friday, July Z.
Miss Anna Mae Farmer, who has been
in Atlanta, Ca, during the winter has
returned to her home and will take up
her classes in music again.
Mrs. Jessie Booth and daughter, Mil
dred, of the public schools of Montpelier,
are spending their vacation with Mrs.
Booths mother, Mrs. George Underwood.
Rowe Kidder of Kansas City was in
htsfaA rr law aoxrfV, Iao led
East upon business matters concerning
the large milling concern with which
he is connected.
Madam Wdltee has sold Thomas .Tay-
Tor of Bridgeport, Conn, her business
with stock, and hereafter her hose sup
porters will be manufactured there. Mr.
Taylor will pay Madam Waitee liberal
royalty.
Miss Ruth White and Howard Davis
were married in the South Congrega-
tional church in Lawrence, Mass, Tues
day evening. They are well known here,
the bride having spent nearly all her life
in town.
Norman A. Howe of Bellows Falls, who
has been a student at the Rutland bust
ness college throughout the year. has
secured a position in the invoice depart
ment of the Vermont Marble company s
works at Proctor.
Miss Matte Reynolds, B. F. H. S. Of,
graduated from University of Vermont
in the literary scientific course at the
recent commencement, and Thomas
Shaughnessey, A. B., (Holy Crosse from
the medical department.
Rev. ]. T. Stocking has been in
Amherst since Monday, where, in addi-
ton to attending the regular commence
ment exercises, he took part in the tenth
anniversary of his class, which was an
occasion Of much interest.
Miss Helen Guilds pupils gave a re-
Cital at her home on Westminster ter
race recently, assisted by Miss Hannah
Wych Cove, violinist, and Miss Marion
Clark. The pupils showed the pains
taking work put in by Miss Guild.
John o. Spring and Mrs. Mary E. Ward
ner of Brattleboro were married at the
brides home Wednesday by A. II. Webb
Mr.. and Mrs. Spring are spending lit.
tie time in Sunapee After their return
they will i've in Mrs Arms's house or
West Henry street.
The Fourth will be celebrated by horse
racing at Lovells track by the Bellows
Falls Driving club at Barber park will bt
various athletic sports in the forenoon
In the afternoon there will be a game Of
base ball between the Bellows Falls 10
Gals and the Boston Y. NJ C. A.
John j. Howard, B. F. II. s. OF, wa!
one of the three cadets at Norwich uni
versity having the best military averag,
during the course at the university anC
he was recommended to the war depart
ment, which entities him to become sec
ond lieutenant in the regular army.
A. r. Robinson, about 20, for 80 years
resident of Bellows Falls, died at nj
home in Burlington June is. He was al
employee of the Fall Mountain Pape
company many years and after that III
was an owner of the Handy Store. TIL
funeral was held in Burlington witt
burial in the family lot at Putney. Hi
NUif WI 90 n arfl q n
where they were living at that time
Ernest Roberts and Miss Elizabeth Nc
GARY were married Tuesday morning a
the parochial residence by Rev. Fathe
Reynolds William ]. Burns and Mis-
Elizabeth Finn were married Tuesda,
morning at 9 o'clock at st. Charles
church, Rev. Father Reynolds officia ting
Henry H. Boland and Miss Anna Hack
EFT were married Wednesday morning a
st. Charles church by Rev. Father Rey
nolds.
Walter S. Miner OF Bellows Falls hal
just completed collection of 212 species
OF moths and 40 species of butterflies
several flies, waterbugs, and beetles, al
most all found in the vicinity of Below
Falls during 1904. Mr. Miner has recent,
gone to Cuba, where he expects to b.
absent year or more, and has placed thi
collection, all mounted in a handsome case
in the Rockingham free library, to re
main there during his absence.
The committee of the library, who hav
under consideration the choice of the sit
for the proposed Carnegie library build
ing, held a meeting Saturday and ad
journed until the regular trustees meet
ing which occurs next Monday. Littl
progress has been made by this commit
tee, many disappointments having beef
met with, but it is possible they will
be able to report something tangible t,
the trustees at the coming meeting.
Slight changes have been made in tn
running time of the Boston & Maine ant
Rutland railroads. What has been com
monty known as "the 4 o'clock train
leaves at 3,43 instead of 1886. The Whit
Mountain flyer has changed time, reach
ing here at l02 and the mail train whicl
has left here at 1,45 leaves at 40. TIL
north bound train formerly leaving her
at 3.45 leaves now at sos; the Boston trail
for Rutland at - m. instead of 1905.