Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-07

NSt Michaels parOchial school began
the fall term Tuesday.
The schools in district No. will open
for the fall term next Tuesday.
Tickets are now on sale at the box
office for Hadleys moving pictures, which
will be seen next Monday night.
The choir Of St Michaers Roman
Catholic church will resume singing high
mass Sunday after two months vacation.
ne evening meetings in the churches
will be held at 73O o'clock hereafter, be-
ginning tonight. This is the regular hour
for church meetings during the autumn
and winter.
The ladies' Enterprise will meet with
Mrs e. A. Lord, 2 Church place, next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. 1t is
hoped there win be a good attendance as
there Is business to be transacted.
The first regular meeting of the w c.
T. u. will be held Tuesday Sept. H. at
S.p. m. in the headquarters, Emerson
block Elliot street The W. c. T. u
rooms will be open all day Wednesday,
Sept. 12 for the convenience OF strangers
attending the dedication of the memorial
tablet and desiring a rest room. Light
lunches Will be served at any hour during
the day.
Charles w. Berry and May n. Stoddard
were married at Mr.. Berrys home at 81
Main street at o'clock Wednesday even
ing. Rev. Edward r. Mathison, rector
of st. Mchaers Episcopal church. per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
dressed In blue. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin c.
Davis stood up with the bridal couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry will be at home after
Sept. u.
Charles Il. Mills of Boston is spending
the week I'm Brattleboro. with headquar-
ters at the Brooks House. in the interest
of the proposed Chicago-New York air
line electric railroad. The first shovelful OF
earth in the construction of the road was
turned by President Alexander c. Miller
! near LaPorte, Ind, Saturday. The road
will be $50 miles long. and the plan Is to
have 1t in operation within four years.
Among the new pictures to be shown
| by Edwin ]. Hadley next Monday night
will be Native Life in India" THE
! Great Far West and its Beautiful Seen
cry Exciting Cowboy Sports" the
great French magician. Melies. in won
derful feats of legerdemain, and the only
genuine motive pictures Of San Francisco
after the earthquake, and 30 other Views
impossible to describe.
The windham County Veterans ASSOC
citation will hold its annual meeting on
| the Valley Fair grounds next Wednesday
In connection with the meeting the mark
| er erected on the old camp ground will
be dedicated. Reduced rates are offered
by the railroads. The members OF the
| Grand Army post and the Woman's Re-
lief corps OF Brattleboro will furnish
baked beans. brown bread and coffee.
a Glenwood range on exhibition in
Emerson & Sons store window is old in
years, but not In appearance. II has
been In constant use % years, but II Is
| In practically as good condition now as
! when new. which is very good testi-
monial to the workmanship and the
quality OF material used. Emerson &
Son have something to say about ranges
in page advertisement in this paper.
Brattleboro lodge. No. S7s. N. e. o. p.
served a corn roast at the home OF Louis
| Howard in Guilford Friday evening,
about 20 being present. After enjoying
roasting and eating corn for an hour or
more the company waa invited into the
house, where ice cream and cake were
| served. Mrs. Dana Howard contributed
a cake decorated by her brother Mr..
Bennett who is baker in Philadelphia
| Music and games were enjoyed until n
late hour and all rode home in the beau
tiful moonlight.
About 500 people attended the last of
the open-air meetings on the common
held last Sunday evening, Rev. A. II.
! Webb presided and after scripture read
ing by Rev. f. T. Mathison, the pastors.
OF the several churches delivered short
| huuIeSSes as IOloWS. Kew. q. Il. Law
son. Rev II. r. Miles, Rev F. O. s.
Osgood and Rev. +. l.. Masseck. Music
was furnished by the First Regiment
band orchestra and by a quartet from
the Baptist church composed of Mrs.
A. II. Brasor. Miss Alice Butterfield.
Miss Edith Thayer and Mrs. A. L. May
nard.
The 18th annual melting OF the Vermont
State Federation OF Women's clubs will
be held at the Second Congregational
church In Bennington, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct and 4. The address
of welcome will be given Wednesday
morning by Mrs +. L. Sibley, and the
response by Miss Susan f. Clark OF
Brattleboro, state president. Mrs Clarke
c. Fits Will present the report of the
state institutions committee. of which
she is chairman. and Mrs. II. c. Rice
will open the discussion of the subject
How shall We bring club presidents into
closer touch with the federation"