Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-12-30

The postponed high school dance will
be held this evening.
At meeting Of the Methodist sunday
school Sunday DR.. c. G. Wheeler was
elected superintendent.
The Ladies' Enterprise society will
meet with Mrs. George Fuller on Estey
street Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Andrew Harper. jr, will have
charge of the services at the Home for
the Aged during the month of January.
The annual supper and entertainment
for the children Of the Grange will take
place in Grange han tomorrow evening at
6 o'clock.
Truman Stevens and w. ]. Emerson
were assessor IS and costs each by Judge
kittredge Haskins Monday morning af-
ter they had pleaded guilty to the charge
of lntoxication
\ sermon appropriate to the beginning
of the new year viii be preached by Rev.
d. T. Trout In the Universalst church
Sunday morning, the theme being, The
unavoidable spirit of God"
DO you know how and when this new
world was discovered? The history, illus
trated with over 100 beautiful views, will
be told In the CniverSIlist church sun
day evening at o'clock. The public in
vited.
Eveline b. Smith of SO South Main street,
who has cared for MIR. Robinson's children
some time, We're married by Justice Carl
5. Hopkins Tuesday afternoon in the
town clerks office In the absence OF
Justice w. 5. Newton, who was IN. They
will live at 25 Pine street Mr. Hopkins
Is assistant town clerk. This was his
first wedding ceremony.
The will Of Jerome W. knight be-
| ttttst he 20. l..
| terry association for the care of his lot.
The use Of the real estate, consisting Of
| house and land on Elliot street, is given
to Dora VI. Allard for one year She
was nurse in his family many years. She
also is given $1,000 in money. The real
estate is to go to the Home for the Aged
! after the time specified. Mrs. II r. Bond,
his sister, is given $1,000 in cash, also the
residue, II any.
An exceptionally pleasing entertain
| ment is assured those who attend the
| concert by the Harmony club, which
Will bee given in the Firsi Baptist church
at eight tomorrow evening under the
| auspices OF the young people ~ the Pap
| fist and Congregational churches. The
| personnel of the club Is Miss Helen Ful-
Ter, v.olust; Miss Gertrude MucKinstrv.
reader and coutr1lto. and Miss Helen
SpcrrV pianist. Each is an artist OF
special merit and the club has received
enthusiastic support wherever they have
appeared. Their numbers are both popu-
lar and classic and they bring to their
work a culture and training tutt is peau-
iHrly valuable.
Protective Grange met "Wednesday
! evening and elected these officers. Ms
ter, II. W. Sargent. uyerscer, c. T. II. k
wood: lecturer, Mrs T. J.. kuoWltou
steward, Victor G. Grant, asst. steward
clayton $. Daniels. chaplain, Mrs. q. II
Grant. treas. f. u. Weld; sec, Mrs. VI
\. Fisher: gatekeeper. II. J. Fnrwoli
Ceres, Mrs. e. +. Lockwood, Pomona
Mrs Waldo Wells; Flora. Miss Carlpttg
+. Hopkins; lady asst steward. Mrs
Clayton : Daniels. The meeting sched-
uled for Jan. II has been postponed &.
Jan. Is. when the officers viii be i'm
stalled.
Mrs. $ f. Hescock Of Springfield. thi,
state. whose death is reported In IN,
Townshend correspondence In this paper
formerly assisted her husband In carry.
ing on the Brattleboro town farm. Thes
We're married in SaNtons River Nov =
1876, and lived in TOwnshend, Dceriiel,
Mass. and Wardsburo until 1903, vhei
they moved to the town farm, remuulul
there four years. Then they bought
home in Springfield Mrs Hescock Wal
cared FOR In her last Illness 10y her tw,
older daughters, Lila. who Is a profcs
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The annual meeting of the Home sun
shine society was held at the Home 4"
inc Aged tuesday afternoon at q o'clock
These officers We're elected. Pres, Mrs
George +. Barber. vice pres, Mrs H. +
u -ushipn, sr'.-irraS., Mrs. j i. Bar
, rows. 4 delightful program. cons istiu.
~ songs hy Miss Gertrude Matthews ant
, Miss Julia Simouds, rcoitatious hy Mis-
, Mary Cox. violin solos 10y Miss MaiZi
Calvin, was greatly enjoyed and WAS b.
. ! charge OF Mrs +. J.. Blake. Tea Wa
, served, after which tn" members OF th
r home enjoyed the Christmas tree whie|
! was prepared and decorated hv Mis-
. | Emma Gregg and Miss Alice Waterman.
. FINDING the new world" viii be IN
, subject OF the stereoptcon lecture in th
! . InNerstllst church sunday evening "
o'clock. The lectures for the next few
evenings will deal with our own country
hence the logical thing to do is to fin
Fl the new world. The lecture is OF histori
cal Interest and Will Dee illustrated Wit
| over 100 views. II treats of discoVerie
and explorations Of many noted men
b. among them Columbus, the Cadets, ID
| CANA. Nespucci, Ponce de Leon, Balboa
, Cortez' Cartier, De Soto, Drake, Raleigh
, IhanWdlH, Hudson, l-HSalle and Others
, These names suggest the scope and valu
, Of the lecture. The views are exception
ally fine. The public Is invited.
II. j Betterlev of Hartford. Conn. wa
a guest saturday uutu Tuesday Of hi
parents AT the BetterIa, homestead NJ,
Rctterlev viii marry Miss X, Uterine Syyrt
of southern pines Nortb C,r,linn inc
day evening. Ian 2. i'm her home For