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

WantaStiquet lodge, !. y. y. F. VIII |
confer the third degree Monday evening. !
A. s. Gregory of Dummerston has |
bought an Oldtown canoe through the |
agency of Harry r. Randall,
An increase in pension has been allowed |
Albert w HARDWOOD of II Central street at
the rate of SIS a month from May IL.
Rev. L. S. Harrison of West Brattle-
boro will conduct the service in the
Retreat chapel Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
George Parmenter paid a fine of s.
and costs in the municipal court Monday
after pleading guilty to charge of
intoxcation.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Brattleboro Mutual Aid association will
be held Monday at $50 at the headquar-
teers, "a North Main street.
William st. Cyr received a bad cut on
his left arm while working in the Estey
organ company plant Monday. A sharp
knife with which he was working slip
ped, and after making a superficial cut
! in the left forearm 1t cut deeply into the
| upper arm and severed an artery.
The annual meeting Of the Bratteboro
| Water company was held Monday even
| ing These officers were elected: Presi-
| dent H. r. Chamberlain directors,
! George f. Crowell. f. c. Crosby and II.
| l. StTeeItT. SECRETARY anu treasurer
Il. G. Phillips An assessment of $3.50
a share was voted.
In the annual meeting of the Western
Aqueduct association Tuesday night the
| officers last year were reelected. They
are: President, e c. Crosby; secretary
and treasurer, G. c. Averill; directors, Z.
| c. Crosby, H. ID. Holton, A. Z. Thurber.
No assessment was voted as there is
enough money available to meet the ex-
| penses of the year.
Brattleboro camp. Modern Woodmen of
| America, attended services in the Uni
| versalst church Sunday morning. About
| 80 members of the camp marched to the
church and occupied seats together. The
musical program was especially appro-
pirate and the pastor, Rev. u. +. Trout.
preached a strong sermon on the relation
of the lodges to the church and the re-
suits which had come from the spirit
| of brotherhood, existing in the church
and i'm the lodge, since the coming or
Christ.
Brattleboro lodge. New England order
OF Protection, attended divine worship in
the Methodist church Sunday morning
and occupied front pews. About 80
members of the lodge were present. Rev.
f. A. Wells preached a very helpful SER
mon, emphasizing the fraternal spirit.
His text was the commandment which
Jesus, answering the scribe, said was the
first commandment OF all, And thou
shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy
heart. and with all thy soul, and with all
thy mind, and with all thy strength
Janitor H. E Harris of the town hall
building has taken a step this week
which is meeting with hearty approval
. | from patrons of the post office. The writ
r ing shelf by the stamp window IS wholly
! Inadequate to accommodate the patrons
. | Of the office, and Mr.. Harris asked per-
mission of the Selectmen to put a table
in the corridor for their accommodation
The table was fitted with writing ma
; terials, and many people are taking ad-
l vantage of the opportunity to sit down L
! write in comfort instead of being jostlet
about at the window. Mr.. Harris plans L
put up a movable shelf to replace the
| table.
a very pleasant social entertainment
q was enjoyed Saturday evening at the
! home of Mrs. l.. \. Butterheld on Wash
= ington street by members OF the Brat
: tleboro high school who have been speak
. ers at the Gibson prize contest. Thos'
= who took part in the dramatic an,
: humorous readings were Ralph Thayer
HAYDEN Squires Willie Atkinson. Heller
Hopkins. Maude Thurber and Lucy Thur
I Der Maude Miller added much to the en-
= joyment of the evening by playing tw'
u violin solos, and Jean Blodgett gave tw,
e vocal solos which were heartily enjoyed
: Miss Harriet Clark favored the part!
If ware saryad and NJ Rarher entertain
: ed with the Victor talking machine
y At the Baptist church Sunday the 7otl
is anniversary or the BlDle school VIII %
l. observed with appropriate services mn
II the church user was organized IN Apfi
nj lHio' the Blple schooi seems 10 nave pee
+ deferred uhlI June. mus aIotulhS al
NJ opportunity Tor douole celepraulh I'M
~ year KEY. j. T. NorcroSS OF Boston
i one OF me Orig ltv~N men III sc" Ens
Iahu' VIII SPEAK III tle morning SERVE
ana the exercises VIII p' continued i'll '''
IN 'lpie SCH""I al l. y iaLEc "uHlpri "
ie Ie''tIS nav petu lt'''Eeu rom I"' me
~ b9,a bacorne rrsachers There viii ais
be remarks Of reminiscent character 10
, number of persons who have bee
-, connected with the school many wear.
~ An in ali II will he a very intersstin
80, day and a large number are expected
49, The nrocessional Of the Bible school Wi
- form, f., the chanel at 1O15
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me ""ilu"l 'iIeel''s C' me t''''
- anu hemn'I'Eloh .t9soCla'Io,l vi , Htte[s.ll
lStS VIII ne he'u WIN t'e hi l'epo
'HuiCH ues"aH WIN HIoI ''''S' 't'e'''''
IL ana evening SeSslons' ne lilU'nIns SeT
<, SION VIII open AZ lV,oV cIoch' re- ne, i
- T." trout pIesl"!ls' ne Illol H'hs NIl y
III taken up laIseIN win business rePoi'
er from the various churches anu III an III
formal discussion Oh hlethous' I'nn ~.
as VIII be served oy the women OF IN
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