Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-04-05

The Knights of Pythias have arranged
for a weeks stand here by the Henry
Walsh glass blowers. They will come
week after next
deer was killed by a train on the
Rutland road Sunday between here and
Rockingham station, and the carcass was
brought mere for disposal.
Schools of the town will reopen next
Monday for the spring term of 10 weeks
for graded schools and II weeks for the
ninth grade and high school
An effort is again to be made next Sun
day afternoon to establish a regular Sun
day school at Gageville, and a meeting
for the purpose will be held at the school
house at o'clock
Next Wednesday the United States
Marine band of Washington will be the
attraction at the opera house under the
auspices of the junior class of the high
school.
Mrs E. l. Kilburn has moved out of
the office rooms she has occupied three
years in the Suter building and is now
located in the Stearns dwelling on Main
street in SaXtons River.
The Rockingham Sunday school asso-
citation will have a meeting in the Bap-
fist church next Sunday evening to hear
the report upon the recent canvass of the
town, made under the direction of Miss
The marriage engagement is announced
of Miss Elizabeth Wilson of New York,
formerly of Bellows Falls, to DIR. Jeffer-
son Latta of New York city. Miss Will
son is the daughter of Edmund II. Will
son and granddaughter of the late Joseph
Wilson. She was a graduate of Bel
lows Falls high school in 1901.
The Woman's club will have a lecture
in their regular course next Tuesday af-
nv George.
topic being Household Art" The lee
ture will be illustrated by samples of
wall paper, drapery and other articles,
and suggestions are to be given regarding
framing and hanging of pictures, choice
of rugs, furniture, china and bric-a-brac.
The New England Telephone company
has made an arrangement for joint
working of the lines of the West River
Telephone company running across from
Chester to Londonderry, including the
Mclendy telephone lines in the West
river valley, but it does not affect the
old Green Mountain Telegraph company S
lines which cross the mountain to Man
chester from here Those are still being
used for both. telegraph and telephone
business, and are an independent COM
uany. The local offices are those at the
Western Union office and at the office OF
L. l., Walker.
Easter Sunday was fully observed by
an the churches, but ii was left to the
inivcrsalists to have the most tangible
and pleasant memories of the day from
temporal standpoint. A number of i'm
portant gifts were made to the church
among them seven additional memoria
windows. There are two fine ones in the
building already, Jesus in Gethsemane,
presented two years ago in memory OF
the late Simon T. Coy, and Jesus the
Good Shepherd" given last year in mem
DRY of Deacon Proctor. Those given this
year were one in memory of the late
g. Is, Labaree another in memory o.
Amos III. Brown, Jesus Blessing Little
'hildren"; one by the young peoples
societies of the church; one in memory
or the late Horace Adams, one of the
ear lest deacons; three windows for down
stairs, given respectively by the Sunday
school in recognition of Supt. George b
Nheeler's service of over 20 years; by
Rev +. L. Leavitts class of young men
and by a. e. futile and his Bible class
Among other gifts to the church were o
bibles, 70 framed pictures of the life o
Christ; about SO for equipment for kin
dergarten and primary work, and numer
Gus other smaller testimonials by mem
bers and attendants, testifying to the in
terest all feel in the work.