Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-19
Joint Installation.


There was joint installation of the
| officers OF Sheridan post, G.. A. r. Sheri-
dan camp. S. o. ", and Sheridan Woman's
Relief corps at the Grand Army hall
Thursday evening. Major w. H. Trickey
Installed the Grand Army officers. F. A.
Buckley the Sons of Veterans and lydia
NJ Holton the Woman's Relief corps.
The Sons of Veterans served refresh
ments. Following are the officers Of the
Sons OF Veterans: w. w. King, COM
| mander; p. c. Stewart and o. =. Packard
vice commanders; G. =. Lynch secretary:
John Smith. treasurer; +. o. Packard
chaplain; F. A. Buckley sergeant Of the
guard; Hoyt Streeter, color sergeant: F.
l.. Latham, corporal of the guard: James
King, inside guard; George Walker. out
side guard; J. l.. Scott principal musician.
f. a. Buckley. +. L. Latham and f. o.
Packard. grand council
The officers OF the Woman's Relief corps
are: a. L. Dix. president; Lulu Moore and
Susan Il. Lynch. vice presidents; A. F.
Minis, treasurer; L. ]. Cutler. secretary;
]. L. Putney, chaplain; Georgianna Scott.
susie Hastings, Grace Perham and Lulu
Moore. color bearers L. NJ HoIton
patriotic instructor: Mary f. Howe, press
correspondent; F. V. Goddard principal
musician; Georgianna Scott and Grace
Perham, delegates to department conven-
ton; Susie Hastings and Lulu Moore,
alternates.
The Phoenix has already published a
list OF the Grand Army officers
Casper Roder cut his foot badly with an
ak recently.
F. E Field was in Springfield, Mass.
last week.
Mrs. w. f. Gould of Boston is visiting at
G. A Robertson's.
Mrs. Fox of Keene has been i'll at A. E.
Dix's on Canal street.
Mrs. Graves is working in c. A. Robert
son & Co.'S paper mill.
w. F. Robertson has been in Fail River
and Boston this week
DR. and Mrs. w. f. Fay have returned
from a visit in New York
Louis Dickerman has moved into one of
William Faless tenements
Mrs. Frank w. Tilden has been spending
the past week in Worcester.
Frank Elliot has moved into one OF
Newton Stearnss tenements
William p. Lyman fell and injured a
hand the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Holland were in
Boston several days this week
Mrs. Helen Worden has been in Provi-
dence and Boston the past week.
Jacob Britton of Gardner, Mass, visited
at George Britton's over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Towne of Springfield.
Mass visited in town the last OF the
week.
John Goodhue OF Keene and George
Bane of Millers Falls are working at the
foundry.
Miss Thomas, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomas, had a shoulder blade frac-
tured by being struck by a falling tree.
Ralph Metcalf has been chosen superin-
tendant OF the Congregational Sunday
school to succeed X. A. Clogher, resigned
James Saulter has resigned his position
In the paper mill Of G. A. Robertson &,
Co. and gone to Fulton, n. Y, where he
has a situation.
p. S. McField has been spending the
past week in Boston. II. c. Holden. a
registered pharmacist from Worcester.
Mass, has had charge Of the drug store
during Mr.. Fields absence
( Special features of the fremen's mas |
duerade ball tonight win be a coupling |
exhibition by the champion of the world |
six hours OF dancing with excellent music
by Leitsinger's orchestra and a sumner |
served by Caterer j. C. Dillon.
The local Epworth league had a gather
ing of about 100 people last week We'd |
nesday, when they entertained the leagues |
from Winchester and Brattleboro. Ira c. |
Hyde was master of ceremonies and he |
had very entertaining program, which
consisted of readings by Caroline Belle |
Howe and duets by Joseph Crowning- |
shield and Mahlon Knapp Games and |
refreshments also went to make up a |
pleasant evening.
The following officers Of Queen Esther
RebeRah lodge were installed last week
by District Deputy President Mary 10. |
Stimson Of Winchester; X A. wilkins, |
n. G.; Alice Peters, V. c.; Eta Moore.
recording secretary; NJ N. Maginniss'
treasurer; Ida e. stratton, warden;
Georgianna Scott, conductress; May |
Leach, r. S. N, c.; Annie w. White, l. |
s. N G.; Dora A. stratton, r. s. v. G.;
Maud Mcdonald L S. V. c.; Gertrude |
Goss, o. c.. Anna Rogan, !. G.; Lizzie
Davenport, chaplain; Eva N. Fay, p. N.
c.; Mary Holman, Jennie Watson Jennie
Iva Snow, b. b.. Helen Worden.
Dora stratton, Mary s. Smith, trustees.
During the fall term of school which be-
gan Sept. 5 and ended Dec. 22 the follow
ing pupils We're credited with a perfect
attendance at the Depot street building:
Paul Cunningham, Harlan Owen, Lamoiile
Langworthy Harry Sergni and Lillian
Sweet in Miss OWENS room; Lena Smith,
Florestine Perry, Arthur Beaumier Her