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

ana louiln degrees on class OF 1Ne
candidates Wednesday evening Re
freshments were served after the formal
meeting.
The Baptist Bible school voted Sunday
to hold its annual picnic Labor day at
Echo park, on the Connecticut river, maxi
ing use of Mr.. Bigelow's boats through 81
out the day. a great time Is anticipated.
Two members of the Republican town
committee were subjected to some Joking
after they had designated the checkers
and presiding officers for Saturdays eau
Gus. 1t was found that one Of the men
chosen was a well-known Democrat.
The Atlanta university colored male
quartet will sing in the open-air meet
ing on the common Sunday at O'Clock
and representative of the university
will speak on the college work at At
lanta. Instrumental music will be fur
nished by the Baptist orchestra
\ Democratic rally will be held Thurs
day evening, Sept. I, in the Auditorium
with Charles ID. Watson, of St Adams,
Democratic nominee for governor, and
Thomas II. Brown OF Rutland Demo-
cratic national committeeman. as speak
ers. There will be a good musical pro-
gram.
The members of Mrs. G. O. Abbott's
Sunday school class in the Congregational
Echo park Saturday afternoon. They
went to the park on a special boat at .. go
and returned at $50. At 5 o'clock a
hountiful supper was served. The wealth
err was perfect ana all voted it an ideal
place for an outing.
\ large potato showing an unusual de-
Nolupmeut hns been sent e. the office ID.
Ihe PhWniN from the home of MIS- Htr-
riet V. ID. Brown Of Williston street In
~, val.
tatoes inside the main tubcr. ana both
small potatoes have split the large one
open II is peculiar manifestation of
Natures attempt to DE fruitful
No hunters license blanks have arrived
at the town clerks office and the local
sportsmcn are beginning to wonder what
they will do II the blanks do not come
by sept l, when the old licenses expire
Assistant Town Clerk Carl s Hopkins
Will issue certificates to hunters who APP
ply before the blanks arrive and later he
WIN exchange the certificates for the
proper licenses.
Daniel Martin was before the municipal
court yesterday morning on a charge of
lntoNlcation. He was arrested Mt his
home on Williams street the evening be-
lore by Chief-of- Police George Wilson.
as ne was making a disturbance at the
mouse. He pleaded guilty to a second
oHence and was sentenced to nav a fine
Of $l5 and costs and to serve 80 DAYS I'm
the county jail at Newfane. The iail
sentence was suspended on rayrnapt nf
the fine and in consideration OF his taking
the pledge.
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arr,ngn,,,irtg ~. IL '.t'lilIl''te ih'ue
rally To he held in the Auditorium Satur-
day evening, Sept. 3, at o'clock Con-
Eressmtn Frank Plumley has been Sc
some If tb. NJ. t,,,, ,''tu ne WI. ".ScuSS
which vim o,,,.. ''l'' s'1le ISSUES
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have the First Regiment band rive ,''a'' roo IT,,
concert In connection with the rail-, ana
to parade the streets early in tho oven.
ing. The farmers are especiallv urged IN
come To this rally as CONGRESSMAN plur,l.,.
Will take up some matters Of much i'm
portance to them
pr,,,.,
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i,,,' lea. 'eu Milh sorrow OF the death by
tt ,,,,nit - 49, i'O' o'nE ,Iaflssa starr
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and thay had 80, or' Ior SWIM
short lin. ,,,bo,, J" W water put a
nature nr y,bicb ~ - ~ '',r eAdI'
occurred Miss St. ba, 49, e,' . ,'i nee.
for five weeks and irtar1oI =. ~, Wv Ia NJ,
until oct she vas n st,,,or. '''' an u
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a bright girl and was especially adept in
freehaud drawing. She was popular with
all her classmates and other acuuaIrt-
ances and her friends were many. The
funeral was held Thursday from the fam
NY residence. where services were held
and intermeut was at Oakwoods."
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