Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-29


Canton Palestine. l. o. o. F., win serve
ice cream and cake on the common dur
ing the band concert Wednesday even
ing.
In a special meeting of the prudential
committee of district No. g held Friday
evening, Rev. +. Q. S. Osgood was chosen
chairman and Miss Florence NJ. Wellman
clerk.
The funeral of Mrs Electa Stevens
Morse was held in the home on Canal
street Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Rev ID. +. Trout pastor of the Univer-
salst church. ofliciated and the bearers
were members of Wantastiquet lodge,
l. o. q. r, c. G. Staples Fayette n.
Miller, o. d. Stowell. A. j. Currier d. w.
Tenney and John Retting. The burial
was in Prospect Hill cemetery.
The first Regiment band concert on
DR.. j. L. Rathbone's lawn on Prospect
street Tuesday evening was heard by
the largest audience that ever congre-
gated on the hin at a band concert. The
program was fine all through, a cornet
solo by Sewall Morse being a feature,
and the people were expressive of their
appreciation. The women of the Baptist
church had a good patronage at their ice
cream sale
William p. Adams son of Frank
Adams, and Miss Florence Il. Bar
ker daughter of Mrs. George Barker,
were married Friday evening at S o'clock
by Rev. Father NJ. J. Carmody in the
parochial residence on Walnut street.
They were attended by Mary and Fred
Adams, sister and brother of the bride
groom. as bridesmaid and best man AZ
ter the ceremony they left for wedding
trip to Hartford, Conn. and on their re-
turn they will live at South Main street.
the home of the brides mother. Both
the bride and the bridegroom have been
employed by the Estey Organ company.
Six Democrats gathered in Festival hall
Tuesday evening to elect IL delegates
and 10 alternates to the Democratic
county convention which will be held in
Bellows Falls tomorrow. Following IS
the list: Delegates, George H. Hall. j.
A. Amidon, a. p. Carpenter. l.. w.
Amidon, r. S Childs. d. Duggan. j. J..
Eckels NJ. j. Doyle. ID. j. Stolte. NJ. J.
Moran. G. A. Littlefeld, Hugh Dunklee.
j. j. Eckels jr.. W. A. Shumway, II.
l. Swift. John Fitzgerald, Dedrch Stolte.
| William Fleming, \. w. Roel, David
Carey, T. Aher d. f. Shea, p. J. Fem
| ton William Boyce, Daniel Shea. II. B.
Haus. G. T. Lundberg, Charles Boyden,
Frank Pratt and Martin Austin
The graduates of the West Brattleboro
grammar school gave the following pro-
gram at the Grange meeting wednesday
evening NaIIatlNe, niue FEMININE
CaShDlhlca. Eulth Minnie Johnson; mar
rative, Jimmie Browns sisters we'd
| ding" Ruth Anna Prenuss: piano solo,
! Flower song" Louise j. Haskell: story,
How the camel got his hump" James
! N"!AeI, ma r'tNt, one nl,ne me hiE"-
est r.'~'o'th M1uu -N,h'"soH' ne
evening proE'"II' 'nSiuue" Il piano SOTO
| select reading by Miss Floise sanders.
after me meeting a S"c'a. h"ur was en-
| J"Neu ana IeIr'S"Ilvhts OF cake ana zee
cream were served
Orrn q. Ware Of Wilmington and Mrs
| Clara f.. Dodge of Marlboro. Mass. were
| married Tuesday in Marlboro. The cerc-
mohy was performed by Key. MIS-. opdale
III Bei "oIi me 'lL" ',r v'ut!e were "h" -
U.t,L M ana .N's N"Ie amt ~
| h'"l'ieUI'o vi M "e"uI"S uIp' mnu
t InI3 W." :" ~ W !l'I''I' 'un quay lne
n tI Is t'e uauEh'er OF me Iale luc!uS
! Ndlhe,' LOT ''"tN years proprietor Oh "a
-. nv '''''''ISe SUIT III Nl'II''HS t""'
MI, ware eh'ereu ms employ as Il ooN
anu ne ION 50 na'uI ,'i'S 70 t.le business
that ne pousht OUT MT MT. Walker NOT many
years afterwards ne prlue ana pride
groom We're persona lrIehus as young
people III Wilmington
The Boston Globe contained few DAYS
| ago the following despatch from Toledo,
! Ohio. "FOotsore and tired, but still cheer
full after a tramp of 800 miles, Joseph
Drake and wife drifted into town today
| looking for work They tamped all the
way from Buffalo. stopping a few days
for an unsuccessful search for relatives
ana tden came mere SON are niue te
oyer oo, pul are not nluch lhe worse 10,
, ,ne.r JourneSi w were AinulE ISut ,, yea
ny farmers an ule way thlousH' s"Iu 'Ht
ni1n, anu uoI.s oGu Silol es' SUI a.
HI'NI"s anu Cali"s lor HORSES; we Me,e
SlHeu lousiLE anu DIe'hldS, :, ne SouPit
leIl b.I tNe"olo' l. ApiH us -
eNlueIuH '"tst,hS =" Is nv
.". &c i' 49,, ~ va ,'',u 80
SePn D''"e "9 'o' ''e' 'eS'N'"'9 Vi '"'S
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| William White of Springfield, Mass,
! was very much surprised Tuesday morn o.
ing when he found himself in the village
| lookup. He informed Policeman Frank
| Belden that he was in his home I'm
Springfield and he expressed much sur
prise that the officer did not recognize
him. After considerable memory jog
gng he remembered that he boarded a
train somewhere and that he intended to
go 10 Dover As 10 ms Delns taken
| lioin t"e 10 ui1Ii III hIsHlS l"vp' I"'eu
coru,lIou '"e IIsht peluIe' ne mao no
Ie sCI! ne "S - p5ousnt ueIuI {
(he Hlunlc'Pu' EouIl uesuay aIleInooh'
ooi; NitlleuEe Ii"SNil!s seINins aS Juuse,
anu ne was HiIeI 80 alN Soss9' ''ios'itl ils
70 SIV;oI' ne Hdu no nloieS anu was
oo'SeI " an 'Ie a.tei 'lI,''Ne 9ente,lle
~ ~ HoIS9 III W OouII'H J". a. NC" ~ .1
MI. belue" 'ooN MN u Ne"la"e th''
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The Methodist Sunday school held Its
| annual picnic Wednesday, the day being
| spent at Echo park on the Connecticut