Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-22

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Mrs Harriet Bemis entertained the
members of Mrs. +. +. Flags class in
| the Universalist Sunday school in her
! home on Terrace street Friday evening
| Nearly all of the members were present
] to play 500 and enjoy general sOciablity
| Refreshments were served.
| The sewing circle Of the swedish Evan
| gelioal church will hold an auction in
/ the church tomorrow evening at o'clock
| They will offer for sale wide variety
| OF their own handiwOrk and many other
| useful and fancy articles.
! Rev Henry Crocker of Chester preached
| in the Baptist church Sunday morning
/ and the pastor. Rev Dr. John r. Cow
preached to the students in Vermont
! academy. SaXtons River Dr. Cow spoke
! Saturday night on The Crime in Congo
land at the academy
Miss Ruth l. Adams of SO Spruceland
avenue, Springfield, Mass, eldest daugh-
| ter Of the late l. r. Adams Of Bnttle-
/ boro. was married at $50 o'clock Monday
/ evening to Guy W. Downer, teller in the
| Springfield National bank. The marriage
took place al the brides home. the cere-
! mony being performed by Rev Frank
| W. Merrick of Faith church only the
immediate friends and relatives of the
! bride and bridegroom We're present Mr.
| and Mrs DOwner left Immediately after
The stereopticon lecture on India given
/ In the Universalist church sunday even
ing was one of the most interesting in
! the series. About 100 slides were shown,
| illustrating the customs and historical
scenes in India both in the old days and
under the English rule. The lecture next
I Sunday evening will be on Ben Hur,
and some excellent scenes taken as fash
| lights from the play will be shown. 1t
Will be the last Of the stereopticon lee
! lures this season. II is expected that
the series next season will he on Amer
( lea.
John Il. Manley Of the firm OF Man
ley Brothers has sued Peter johnson for
$1,000 He claims that last fall Mr.
johnson induced him to exchange
! sN-cyiuder Ford automobile for an
automobile which the defendant owned,
Mr.. johnson to pay $1,000 additional
! He alleges that Mr. Johnson gave him
! three promissory notes Of $500. 5000 and
$500 for four. six and nine months at
/ the Vermont National bank. representing
that there was no mortgage on his real
estate, consisting Of lands and build
/ ings on Farview street valued at $500
| He claims further that Albert W Rock
well holds mortgage for 500 on the
property ana that Sarah : stowe holds
one for $500 Process was served on
Mr.. Johnson by Deputy Sheriff c. l.
/ y
Rockwell becoming surety.
The biennial convention of the General
! Federation of Womau's clubs viii Ice
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ana friends frnr, \.u ts,,si,I5 In 80.
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the R,st,p Z Aim. IN .'., wv
south station. ana y.ilI ,r,t,'.
cinuaff tba nov, ,f,ar,,.,-,,, d" a..
there until week from the next Thurs
day, or May ~. The party viii reach
Boston Friday morning at 1910 Round
trip tickets. including berth. meals en-
route. rooms at the Grand hotel. etc.
+ VIII bee $6>. Passengers from other
points may join the party en- route The
round trip price from Albany is $50
Independent railroad tickets may be h3d
for one and one half fare
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% D.. as '"N VuuSvd 70 the people OF
90 'u'udS ]" way tudl ltit
o uo"'' ''"u' me popularity OF SOFA
"''''' M Graham declded 10 hold
~" "'uSe ana invited me public.
t'Ous" we columns OF Inc PhpniN, e.
'"Ne Tree sld9s Oh SOFA. from the
appearance OF 'He store through the day
'"u eNe"!ns IL seemed that about every
D'tH III br1'ueOoro accepted the invita-
l"", men, women ana children were
''"eu UP III 'IFee OF more rows the
greater part OF thr TIME waiting their
turn ana the clerks did not get a real
breathing spell until closing time that