Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-26

The net receipts of the Roman Catho-
lie picnic were a little over 5000
\ food sale will he held in the Baptist
chapel tomorrow afternoon from to
| o'clock.
Rev Guy G. Lamson Of Hyde Park,
| Mass, will preach i'm the First Baptist
| church Sunday.
Rev. T.. b. II. MACPHERSON of London
will preach in the Congregational church
| In East Mortified Sunday at 1915 a. m.
and $50 p. m.
| Sept. have been posted this week by
First Constable Chauncey J. Knapp 1t
viii be called to order in Festival han at
9 Il. IN.
Mrs. Norman Johnson Of South Lon
| donderry, mother of Waston S. French
of this town, died Aug. II, after a short
Illness The funeral was held Thursday.
Mr.. French ana family attended.
The excursion to Newport yesterday at
tracted large crowd from the West
river valley but a comparatively small
number went from Bratteboro. Extra
cars were needed for the West river ex-
| cursionists
Guy Brothers minstrel company gave n
| big audience their fun measure of laughs
ana catchy music last night in the Audi
| tOrlum. The show was up TO its stand
| Nor as in its many former appearances.
The proceedings at wHmngtons old
| Home week celebration were taken down
| stenographically by Miss Pearl c. Gibson
of this town, every speech and letter being
taken verbatim They will be published
in book form if sufficient interest is
| shown
IIoughtor x Sim,nds's annual odds and
| ends sale opened at y o'clock Monday
morning rs usual the sidewalk was
| crowded for some time before the sale
began, ana the store was filled immcdi-
! at"lN after the doors were opened As
Will be seen by their advertisement the
sale continues all Of this week and next
| week
Al members of The Congregational par
ish are asked by the woman's association
to save all old books, magazines and
| newspapers as the association has an OBJ
portunity to dispose Of carload at good
advantage. Members are asked also to
save clothing which may be cut over, ms
| lhere VIII he sewing in the near future
Tor school for colored persons in Geor-
| gia.
County Clerk f. d. S Stowe has made
up the docket for the September term
OF county court this week 1t contains
| 1913 cases, ana although the number Is
somewhat smaller than usual because
| drlftwood' cases have been weeded
out the prospect is for "A long term There
are about 80 divorce cases. Court will
trar}y,t,.,, -, 10, Judge W. H. Iaylor OF
| - 7''''N'
Horace Thrmentcr CT, Of Greenfield. a
well known resident Of the Bernardston
| road. died in the Brattlehoro Retreat
| Monday night after a long illness with
| heart disease and nervous trouble MIR
| farmcuier was employed when "a young
man boy Mrs Mary Newell. who. upon her
| u''th. Ieit her farm on the Bernardstou
| ,'"' TO Mr ana Mrs Parmcuter Before
lr' "'IITi'te Mrs Parmontcr was Miss
| r,,H'' N.'" 'l'in mere are no children.
| Ihr body was taken to Greenfield for
""'I'I
seven brothers ava sisters attended the
Howe family reunion at the home of Mr.
| Pcrsis Eames sunday and 90 sat down
| 10 dinner. The brothers and sisters
| Were. Hamilton Howe OF Chesterfield
| Gardner Howe and Mrs Howe Of Hius-
! dale, Albert Howe and Mrs Howe OF New
| York city, Mrs. Ar1belIa Tutou and MIR
| and Mrs T. T.. Howe OF So DeerGeld
| Mrs. q. Brown ana Mrs j. Eamcs OF Brat
| uehuro. Others present We're Mrs Carrie
| Cary ana son OF New York and WI
| liam Howe and family OF Chicago chill
| drcn of Gardner Howe Miss Mary Hrovn
| Miss Attic and Miss Alice Eaurs ana
! Mr.. ana Mrs. sherman Rice of Chester
| field The Oldest pcrson presert was
ana r',.,I,, ,,'',u oI ,hrte months. Music
| '''''"
| clarence Reed. travelling salesman for T.
| crosby ~ CO., ana Charles Allen sales