Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-04

]. T. Keefe, local boot and shoe dealer,
advertises a sale OF his complete stock
to begin tomorrow.
L. A. Day. Of the dry goods store of
]. C. Day & Co., will erect a new dwell
ing in Gageville.
A game OF base ball will be played to-
morrow afternoon at Barber park between
Leland C Gray seminary and the high
school
Marian Allen Wilson, a former teacher
of the graded schools here, was married
in Boston Monday to Charles Leo Abry.
Their home will be in Crawford, N. ].
Rev. Jay T. Stocking came up Monday
from Newtonville and went with DR..
Kirkland to Grafton upon a fishing trip
They returned Wednesday with a full
basket.
Sousa's band drew an audience to the
opera house Tuesday evening which filed
every seat, and all are enthusiastic, as
in former years, over the enjoyment Of
the occasion.
Henry A. Stoddard, living on the Rock
ingham road, cut his foot seriously with
an AK. The injury. coming so soon after
| the burning OF his mill, makes a double
misfortune.
The telephone company viii institute
night service at Charlestown, where it's
business has been greatly extended lately.
stalled there within a few days.
| The state superintendent Of schools has
arranged for an educational meeting 10
| be held in the high school building May
| 10, day and evening. Among the speakers
will be Gov. Bell and ATTY. Gen. Fits.
/ Monday evening a district meeting OF
Knights Of Pythias was held here, dele
| cations being present from Springfield
| and Clarsmont. A banquet was served
! IN ha1 nv he Dot 81
about 1876. At the posU-prandial exercises
win A. Mcdonald presided.
This evening at the Congregationbl
church vestry the Mount Kilburn Mis-
sionary society will give the comedy
Mrs. Tubbs's Telegram" There will be
a sale Of fancy articles. home made can.
dies and ice cream. LovelIs orchestra
will furnish music.
Herbert d. Ryder announces himself Z
candidate for the senate from the nortl
end OF the county. He claims that Tho
grand list and population of Bellows Falls
as compared with the rest OF this probate
district entities the village to the offic,
oftener than it has been favored. Rock
ingham has had it only four times in th'
last 36 years.
Clinton Hatch. who has for many years
been engaged with the Bellows Falls Ma
chine company and its predecessors, viii
remove TO a farm in Exeter, NJ II. Mr.
Hatch has rented his residence on Rock
ingham road and has gone to Exeter thi
week. His wife and lcLI,uren are board
ing for the present at M. H. Rays, bu
will go to Exeter within few weeks.
The adjourned semi-annual meeting o
the board Of trade will be held next weel
Thursday evening at Hotel Windham a
$50. with a banquet later It is to be
ladies' night" the tickeJs for men beinl
so cents each, and each one being en-
titled to a ticket for a lady without ad
ditional charge. The after-di speak
ing will be from home talent, under tn
direction Of c. w. Osgood.
The reception given Monday night L
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur p. Pratt at tn
vestry OF the Congregational church wa
largely attended. and by members OF al
denominations OF the village. The room
were tastefully decorated with rugs
couches. draperies. plants and cut flow
ers, making an attractive scene. Peopl
came and went until 10 O'Clock, and wer
served with coffee. ice-cream and cake
The installation OF Mr.. Pratt over tn
church win occur later in the month.
William A. Miller former well know
tinware dealer, died at his home OH SOut
street Tuesday with diabetes. He was
civil war veteran, having served owe