Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07

SiOnarN prints in fun an address on our
mission to Vermont towns" delivered by
Rev. Roy NJ. Ioughton of this town at
the state conference in Montpelier.
Rev. f. A. Wells, S. NJ. Yeaw. Miss
Irene Pimpton and Miss Ada Jameson
will attend the state convention which
will be held in Rutland Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday of next week.
The high school football team will play
a return game against Black River acad-
envy in Ludlow Saturday. A week from
-1umurrOw the strong Vermont academy
eleven will line up against the high
school boys on the island grounds
The sketch of Town Clerk William S.
Newton in The Phoenix recently has an
interesting parallel in the sketch of
Charles O. Newton Of Homer, N. Y. Both
trace their ancestry to Richard Newton,
who settled in Southbridge Mass in the
18th century. both have served their
towns as clerk and both are octogena-
rlans.
IN special meeting of the Sunday
school board of the Methodist church
held last Sunday Miss Gertrude Mat
| thews resigned as secretary of the school
and Miss Minnie Rawson was chosen to
| fill the vacancy. The board took a vote
| of appreciation of the faithfulness of
| Miss Matthews. who will leave Brattle-
bOrO soon.
b. George wilkins, formerly mag
| netic healer in this town, was injured in
a runaway accident in Nashua, n. H..
| few days ago. He was taking package
from a carriage when his horse started.
ne Ire Se%eu me relns and was thrown
was csrrinJ ~ 81 SUM H,s.ahfe' ne
| found no ba1 s,st,ti, ~ We
| shoulder and bruises on f,ca onI -.
| ''u 'VN''
Inc three trst officers of the two Ma
| lAHu Tar,
| loru \, pdnleIS ana Arthur {. Billings
| from columbian lodge and Charles II.
| sizes Artnur - Slmohds ana Horton ID.
N"lAer from brattIeporo lodge-haNe
| Dcen CHOSEN committee to arrange for
| tS,"5 ''' NJ, 'oi"ei stone OF the Masonic
| eeu!pi5' me ceremony VIII not be OBJ
| 9Sl,'" "''i SHoitlE AFTER Oct. ~. Inc
Iio,,r, p,,, o' cue srtnu Iouge, KEY.
| able to come here M m eorlier ,t,to
| ~, ,,,
| lHe Nl'N c'up met III the rest room
| l''"N ''''''',N anu Noltu 10 nave a
| - una "'' N''SS '"e coming season.
| -tp"u' " Young women nave signihed
men intention TO JoIn the class. which
| VIII take up HSht dunrb-hel drill. body
| exercise ana fancy dancing. Miss Mary
| CoN' graduate OF the Boston Normal
| S'h""I oil gymnastics, has been engaged
| 10 instruct the girls. All those interest
! ed in this class are invited to attend the
next meeting which will be held In the
| basement of the high school Wednesday
| evening at \ o'clock, or to communicate
| by mail or telephone with the president
| Miss Helen Rohde.
Miss Minnie Deviney OF 4i2 Mamie
| street and John Lyons were married YES
| terday morning at the Sacred Heart
church Rev. F. L. Phelan pcrrorming the
| ceremony. which was followed bv n nun
tial mass. The attendants wer. Miss
|
| nelius LYONS of Brattleboro VI The
| bride wore a gown of chamnapne- colored
| broadcloth made princess Following the
| church service a wedding breakfast was
| served at the brides home. after which
| the couple left for a short wedding trim
| on their return they will reside at AZ
Maple street.-THolyoke correspondence
| in Springfield Republican Wednesday.
| ,h,4 -
Wheel cI,,h , ,,e,,De,s ot .ne Vermont
day evening. called for the purpose Of
| discussing plans for celebrating the 25th
| anniversary of the clubs organization
| 1t was voted to have an Informal cele-
| bration on the anniversary date, Nov. 10
| Sketches will be given Of early events and
| incidents in the history OF the club a
| buffet lunch will be served and the even
| lngs entertainment will close with a Vau-
| deville performance in Grange hall Rob
| ert c. Bacon, Martin Austin, jr., and W
a SnumNay are the committee or ar
| Engagements. The meeting Tuesday even
| ing was an enjoyable social AFFAIR.
German lunch was served under the d.
| rectlon OF the house committee.
| The annual meeting of the Vermont
| State horticultural society u,iI no boId
| in Rrattlebor, Novanbar < ana o 1,Iis
Is expected to be the most intarastinf,
| meeting in the history Of the or,,o ,i,a1
| ton. Resides tho nrer,iur,s off.ro5 h,,
| the society a number Of Iarga cosL
| premiums have been offered nv irdi,id'
| uals The Phpniv viii orfar c,sb
| prize of $40 for the host ba,rs, 90 ,,,,,I,,
| grown in NVindhar, count,. T,,a -,
| Hill prize of 81 will no awarded cor ~,
| best box of annIas grown In Tvir,,har,
| county There win ha LARGO ovhIl,itto,,.'
| OF fruit from Grand Is,a and otI,a, Co.
| lions of tho state ana tho fr,itf-,o,,.,,,.
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| every effort to surpass all others
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