Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-03

meeting was addressed by the pastor,
Rev A. NJ. Bradley, on THE citizens
attitude toward town improvement" by
E. j Bartlett principal Of the high
school on The citizens attitude toward
educational Institutions; and by Rev.
y. l.. Porter of the Methodist church
on THE citizens attitude toward relg-
Gus opportunities" This was a service
of much interest and cannot fail to
result in good. \ feature of the service
was a solo by ]. G. Snow.
During Wednesday night, May %, II.
W. Tayor's hardware store was broken
into and articles stolen aggregatin in
value about S25 Entrance was gained
by removing the glass from a side win
/ dow and then raising the sash. Upon
leaving the store the burglar replaced
the glass and drew the shade. The articles
taken were the change In the cash draw
or, a revolver, razors, homes, jackknives,
strops. padlocks and cutting pliers, also
an overcoat belonging TO Mr.. Taylor
which was found the next day near c. NJ
Wright's on the Mortified road No clue
could be found, but it is evident that the
burglar was familiar with the store.
The funeral Of Mrs c. c. Holton, which
was held Friday afternoon, was very
! largely attended. There was a great pro-
! fusion Of choice flowers, among them
! many set pieces from the organizations
| with which Mrs. Holton was connected,
| also from relatives and friends Rev.
| J. r. Weakley. a former pastor of the
| Cniversalist church and a friend of the
| family officiated, the Congregational
church which Mrs. Holton attended being
| without pastor. Those present from out
| Of town We're Miss Caroline Minis OF New
! York city; Mrs. George Steely of Dan
| VILE. ILL.,; MIR. and Mrs. A, p. Waite of
| Worcester, Mass. +. J. Holton, Mrs.
Louisa Hubbard and daughter of New
Haven. Conn; Mrs. Jason Mann of Mon
| tague, Mass: Mrs. Olive Martin of Fitch
burg; Miss Lena Denison of Springfield
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Holton and Mrs
| Russell Long OF Mortified; Albert Den
| ison of Cincinnati. o.; Mrs. L. F. Put
nam OF Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs. Yeaw Of
| Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Leason Martin
Of North Richmond. Mrs. Isabel Hast
ngs OF Keene Mrs. r. Hamilton OF Rich
! mond and Mrs L. w. Follett Of Winches-
| ter
Beatrice May Bergeron. 2. only child Of
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bergeron of Holyoke,
died about o'clock Sunday morning in
the home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Dupee. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
geron came to Hinsdale Saturday even
ing bringing the child, who had been i'll a
week. with them by advice of their
physician, who thought the pure country
air would greatly aid in the recovery OF
the little one. She was taken worse upon
her arrival and physician was called
who pronounced the disease pneumonia,
but he did not think there was any i'm
mediate danger The child became rap
idly worse until the end came early in
the morning. The funeral was held In
St. Josephs church Tuesday morning,
Rev. Father Cahil officiating. The burial
was in Pine Grove cemetery. The sons
and daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Dupee
! who are married and have homes Of their
own had planned the Homecoming
anticipating a delightful family reunion
Those who came were Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph Lucier, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dupee
and Clifford Dupee Of Brattleboro, Mr.
and Mrs. McGrath of Gardner, Mass
Mrs. Fred Dupee and two children Of Hol-
yoke and Johnn Coffee OF Clinton. Mass.
besides the parents of the child, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bergeron.