Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-29

The next band concert on the common
viii be given next wednesday evening.
July 4.
An erie Of Eagles viii be organized in
Retting hail Sunday afternoon by James
B. Beauregard OF Burlington. There will
be 80 charter members.
The First Regiment band will give
half-hour concert SunoLy afternoon pre-
vious to the open air service on th,. com
mon. The concert will begin at 40.
The woman's auxiliary TO the Y. VI. c.
a. has issued this week year book. Civ
ing the list Of officers and committees and
the program for the year beginning in
October.
On the common Sunday evening at
O'Clock. the presiding Officer viii be
Principal Z. Burr Smith. The sermon
viii be by Rev. z. .. s. OsgOod. This
being the Sunday preceding the great and
glorious Fourth. the sermon viii be Of
patriotic nature. the topic being Love
| OF Country" There Will also be special
/ music
The funeral Of Gerald B. Kirwan was
| held at the home Of his daughter. Miss
/ Annie l. Kirwan OF IS Green street. at
40 O'Clock Friday. Rev. H R. Miles
pastor OF the Congregational church.
| ofiiciated and the burial was in Pros
| pect Hin cemetery. The bearers were
Job Long, John Joy. Charles Miller and
A. 3. Ashley. members Of Sedgwick post
Saturdays issue OF Musical America
| contained the following in its report Of
the annual concert by the Ypsilanti Mich.
| Choral society, at which William LAWN
| was a soloist: Mr.. LAWN was in fine
| voice and won the enthusiastic applause
| Of the audience. His voice is peculiarly
| mellow in quality his enunciatiOn IS re-
| freshingly distinct and his highly de-
| veloped artistic feeling makes his inter
pretations rare pleasure
At the regular meeting OF Quonektacat
! tribe Of Red Men Friday evening these
officers were elected for the coming term:
Prophet Frank W. Strong; sachem. Fred
| Miner; senior sycamore, John Wilson;
junior sycamore. E J. Lavelle: first rep
resentative to the great council in St
Johnsbury Aug. IS. c. p Spencer; second
representative. Charles Brockington; first
alternate. H. E. Harris; second alternate.
F. W. Strong.
E. L. Hildreth & Co. have issued for
general distribution another time table,
corrected 20 June %. These tables. which
have been received with approval by the
business houses OF the town. give not only
the railway station leaving time Of the
various trains but also the closing time
OF mail at both post ONCE and station,
and the leaving time OF the express
wagons from the High street ONCE. II Is
interesting 10 note that % passenger
trains run into the local station on wees
days and six on Sundays
The high school reception In the Brooks
House Friday evening was the ciosing
feature OF commencement week and was
attended by a large number. The guests
were received by Principal z b. Smith
and Mrs J. p. Elmer, and the junior
class acted as a committee Of introduce
/ ~Hn I'D farTr~e
o. worked in water lilies, were ar
ranged over the eastern end Of the dining
hall and at the west end was the class
motto, Rowing, not Drifting" Lett
singers orchestra furnished music fol-
dancing from TO - O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richards, who
returned TO their home IN North Adams
one day last week after a six days fishing
trip in Wilmington. took with them s.
pounds OF dressed trout Mr.. Richards
caught most Of the dsh although his wife
accompanied him TO the brooks severa
} times and had good luck. catching one
trout that weighed pound MI Rich
ards's largest trout weighed two pound:
and four ounces and he had several thai
weighed a pound or more each. A larg'
number OF the trout were caught In tbs
Deerfield river They were dressed and
placed on ice as fast as caught. Mr.
Richards evidently Is fully qualified fol
1 IN the aASAehN - A-1A
hogs.
John Long Stewart and Miss cornelis
Weeden were married at o'clock Mon
day morning at the priests house b.
Rev Father NJ ]. Carmody. Mr.
Stewards sister. Miss Mary Stewart wa
bridesmaid and William Dunleavy wa
, best man. The brides dress was blu'
panama and the bridesmaid wore biu'
silk Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart went to Bos
ton on a wedding trip. They drove Z
Putney by carriage, taking the lib
train at the Putney station. They wer'
, unsuccessful. however. in eluding thei
I friends. some OF whom arrived at th
/ station in an automobile just ahead o
q the train. After being seated In the ca
. they were given a generous shower o
1 | rice. Mrs. Stewart is the eldest daughte
: Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Weeden o
= Western avenue Mr.. Stewart is a sol
) OF Mrs. Mary Stewart OF Elliot street
3 He graduated from the Brattleboro higl
a | school In 1896. He was In II. H. Thomp
: sons jewelry store three years and after
| | ward for a short time in the once OF IN
\ Vermont Loan Trust company. 70
!. two years he has been bookkeeper Tor IN
!. Hooker. Corser & Mitchell company