Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-10

w. r. Root now dlSpldNS Il large tltC-
trio sign in front of his pharmacy.
The faculty of the high school will en-
terrain the senior class tomorrow even
ing in the high school building.
The Ladies' Enterprise society Will
meet with Mrs. Blanchard on Estey |
street June Is.
An important meeting of Quonektacat |
tribe of Red Men will be held tonight. |
All members are urged to be present.
e. L. Roberts, administrator of the es-
tate of w. b. Eddy, has sold the Eddy |
house on Western avenue to Mrs. o. l..
Miner.
The reservoir on Cedar street is being |
repaired and the bailiffs will meet there |
tonight to consider whether it Is best to
recover or fill it,
George Croll has sold through William
c. Horizons agency his new house on
Pine street to Mrs Jennie A. Bemis of
Brattleboro. Possession will be given in
July.
The ladies' association of the Congre-
gational church served its annual straw
berry supper last evening. and there was
| also a sale of candy, aprons and treas
ures' and piano music was furnished
| throughout the evening. The supper,
| which was in charge of Mrs. Fremont
| Hamilton was thoroughly pleasing and
NtiS PAL tihCu VI ny a ldl &c luulbtl, Nllt
| tables being filled about two hours. The
| candy was sold by Mrs II. G. Rice and
! Mrs. e c. Haviand, the aprons by Mrs.
| +. II. Howard and Miss Emma Dutton,
and the treasure table was presided over
by Mrs. r. c. Averl, Mrs Robert c.
| Clark and Miss Frances Putnam.
The answer of r. Raymond to the
amended bill Of Watson 5. French was
| filed yesterday in the county clerks
| office In the amended bill Mr. French
claimed that one material witness, Joseph
! Paul, had been Kept out of the state by
| Mr. Raymond so that he could not testify
at the hearing. The answer sets up that
| at the time of the hearing Joseph Paul
was working for John II Brown Of Dunn
merston. The affidavits of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Brown in support of this claim are at
tached to the answer The orator has
five days in which to file a replication to
the answer. The case will come up for
hearing before Judge w. w. Miles in
the adjourned session in July.
The logs have been coming down the
river steadily all the week, but at no time
have they been SO numerous as to pre-
vent hoatmen from going out If they used
due caution. Little river has been filed
with logs all the week and it has been i'm
possible to get through it In any kind OF
craft \ number of the boys have been
redping a harvest OF spruce gum from
these logs The boys report the gum
more plentiful and Of better quality than
usual The rear Of the drive is near
Bellows Falls and il is expected that the
last log will be over the dam there by
Sunday night Under the most favor
! able conditions the river near Erlttlc-
boro will not be free from logs for 10 days
at least
The marriage Of Miss Isabella Lora
Waterman TO Prof A f. Swanson of New
York city took place Wednesday morn
/ ing at ln O'Clock i'm the home Of the
brides uncle. Judge Z. L. Waterman.
Rev. DR.. John r. Cow of the First Bap-
list church performing the ceremony.
, The house was decorated with syrngas
cut flowers and ferns The bride was
dressed In her travelling suit of blue with
a white hat Prof. Swanson Is a prac-
ucing chemist in New York and Mrs.
swanson until short time before the
death Of her father, II. d. Waterman.
in Hnsdale last fall was employed in
the office Of a Bible training school IN
e. New York. She is a graduate Of North
| field seminary. After the wedding re-
freshments of ice cream and cake Were
, | served. Prof and Mrs. Swanson left
I | Immediately on their wedding tour which
will include Boston. Portland Me, and
e many other places, after which they
. will begin housekeeping in Brooklyn.
Children's day exercises will take the
'
: Congregational church Sunday and Their,
Will be no sunday school. The program
Is as follows: Professional: solo, Open the
gates; doNology; scripture reading: song
d Enter into His gates" primaries and
juniors: prayer; greeting song, primarie.
ana juniors; song. Thank God for it'll,
children. primaries: baptism of the in,
! farts; Grade roll service: cradle roll song
u Elizabeth Crane: presentation of Bibles
recitation, "Children's day." primary
' song, Sing, oh children" primaries ant
juniors Praise Him" with scripture, pri
y, mfries; recitation. God is love " Gladly.
y, Rathbone; song. Il ask a lovely it'll,
a, Hover juniors: promotion from cradl
a roll with welcome song; scripture: song
a God sees beginners; recitation, "Cho
4. rus of flowers" Lillian Smith: recitation
n pennison Cowles sermon by Rev Roy NJ
HouGhton; recitation. We're a band o
. happy children" Leila Thompson; offer
l. ing; prayer Kuson Doak; hymn, Isl
Il lo3m.' congregation; benedicton.
BrattIeboro lodge. y. F. O. p. held thei
II annual childrcn's night meeting Wednes
- day evening with large number @
o young people in attendance. Refresh
II ments of ice cream and cake We're serve,
l. by the sUDucr committee I'm charge O
}. Mrs. Ada Niles and a short program wal
e presented afterwards by the entertain
: ment committee, Mrs Edward Wilson
= chairman The program consisted Of
Y march by the children. a reading b,
e Robert Mitchell. a solo by William Gibbs
y a dumb-bell drill by Stanley Wilson
= Harry Montgomery. William Gibbs an,
re Arthur Cain, a reading by Austin Mic
= hols, solo by Viola Niles. a reading b,
5 Mrs. Wilson. a recitation by Eddi,
d O'Connor, song by William Gibbs
It Arthur Cain, Harry Montgomery an,
Il Stanley Wilson and a tableau Good
l. night by Miss Oracle Cur-ier. TIL
d singing by the four boys from st. Mic
l. haells Episcopal choir under the dir
e. ection OF Mrs. Eta Sherwin. was receive.
n with much favor. After the program
= there was a social hour.