Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02
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Epworth league rally day will be OBJ
served Sunday evening at o'clock. The
pastor, Rev. +, A. Wells, and w. n.
Moore will be in charge.
There will be dance in Citizens hall
in West Chesterfield Sept. 9. Music Will
he furnished by Wales's orchestra. Sup
per will be served by the ladies' society.
The body of Mrs. Mary L. Sessions, 3d.
who died in the Dickinson hospital in
Northampton Sunday, was brought mere
Tuesday for burial beside the body of her
first husband. Lyman Eels of this town.
in Prospect Hill cemetery
The house on North street which has
been occupied by f.. G. Frost the past
eight years is offered for sale, as Will be
seen by an advertisement in this paper.
Mr. Frost intends to locate in Newark,
Ohio, where his son, Raymond, is located,
or i'm Chicago, where he has business
opening.
The coming attraction at the Audito-
RUM paid i'm Full is "A regular hlEh
grade $3.50 show, but as will be seen by
the advertisement in this paper. the price
has been reduced to a point where only
a full house will make it profitable. TINS
is an experiment. and it will be watched
with interest
The freemen's meeting I'm Bratueboro
will open in Festival hall Tuesday morn
ing at . o'clock, First Constable Chauncey
]. Knapp presiding. Inc pohS VIII We
omen until o'clock for the reception of
ballots for the state ticket, but the box
for ballots for town representative and
justices of the peace will be turned at )
o'clock.
Mrs. A. L. Maynard, who is occupying
one of the Noyes White cottages on the
river. entertained "a members of Friend
shin circle yesterday afternoon, the party
going and returning by special boat. The
time was spent socially and with games
until o'clock, when a bountiful supper
was served. 1t was one of the pleasant
est outings of the season.
Carl Edward Randall and Miss Marion
Elizabeth Coleman, both of keene, were
married i'm the Methodist parsonage there
Aug % by Rev. Edwin Hitchcock Mr..
Randall is employed by the Cheshire
Beef company Mrs. Randall has been
employed in the telephone exchange She
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Coleman, formerly of Bratteboro.
While driving in Marlboro Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Rollin Adams of that town and
Mrs Fred Dunklee and children of Brat
tleboro were thrown from their carriage,
their horses being frightened by an au-
tomobile and backing until the vehicle
was overturned. The carriage was
wrecked, but the occupants were not
hurt The automobile party continued
on their way without stopping to assist
the others
The building on the Valley fair grounds
used by the W. G. r. L. for rest
room at the last fair will be
used for other purposes this year.
which makes it necessary to provide
other quarters. Mrs Henry Tucker who
has charge of the county work, would
appreciate the loan of a tent. and she
would be glad if any person who has a
tent and is willing to loan it would notify
her of the fact.
20 In ytbf Ia "a M
two years on Broadway, will be the at
traction in the Auditorium next Wednes-
day evening, interest centres in the fact
that on this occasion it will he seen FOL
the first time at popular prices. 1t is q
drama of New York life by Eugene Walter
and will be presented by a New YORK
cast Every character is a striking type
and every scene holds deep emotion oI
gay humOr
The schools will open Tuesday. Forcnc,
NJ. Weman. supervisor of grades will be
in the office tomorrow from 9 a. m. to
p. m. and on Monday from $50 to 1913
a. m On Saturday and Monday evenings
she may be found at PC Western avenu,
for parents who are busy through tn,
day. All pupils who have been tutoreJ
to work off conditions mus, be at thu
office Saturday to take examinations
All new pupils should be registered eithe
Saturday or Monday.
A meeting of the large shippers o
Western New England has been called b,
the Sprlhsheld poard OF trade for Iuesda,
AFTERNOON at CLOCK TO consider IN
proposed UNIFORM IS hour demurrage cod
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presidont Uanriso,, C,a,,,tos % ~ pno+.,n
boro board of 80 b. 49,, ~ ~ - q. a. &c
terest ProttIahao si,i, tt ~ ~ ~
meeting i'N'9 W ~
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IiSn'' l"e dtuactlou IN the Auditorium
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uIdild wa tluh Oh George Barr McCutch
eon popular novel, BeVerly, 70
nance VI war; loNe ana laughter IN lou
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Ieauihs iady WIN NAT GOODWIN takes tn
i part ol beNerly ana creates much en-
tnuslasm' Inc play Is replete with viz
the cast includes come ,,oIl-t ,nou., nI1,,.
ers and nretty chorrs Pug
ne bapust annual picnic Will be he'll
l1apor uay az Echo park II weather per
illIS' MT BlseloWs boats nave been en-
saseu' ana they Will carry to and fror
the GROUNDS without charge. The frs
poat LOT passengers Will leave at a. m
win succeeding trips probably every hal
Hour through the forenoon. Every one
stSheu 10 carry lunch and cup, plate an
spoon All softs or games are on the pro
SI'Hl' ana Dig attendance Is expected
IL Is hoped that parents will accompan
CClr chlldren and enjoy the day. Team