Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
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N. Il. O. p, enjoyed a corn roast at L.
A. Towards on Guiford street Tuesday
evening
In the office of the town clerk yester-
day morning Carmilo Fancotu, of 55
Elliot street and Angie Ripa of the same
address were married by Judge w. s.
Newton. They were attended by Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Progatti.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Girls club was held in the rest room
Monday evening. a committee to arrange
for a social was elected consisting of
Miss Alvena NJ. Walker. Miss Lucy
Wells, Miss Julia e Mickey and Miss
Elizabeth Sargent.
Brattleboro Lodge. n. L. o. p, will
hold a regular meeting Wednesday even
ing at 40. The meeting will be open to
the public at $50 Representatives. will
be present from the supreme lodge and
will give lectures on fraternal insurance.
The women are requested to carry cake.
The lecture Sunday evening in the Uni
Versalist church will be on THE Passion
Play" This play is presented every 10
years in keeping with a vow made in 1884.
This was the 10th year and Oberammer-
gau saw thousands of people from all
parts of the world in the little village to
witness this sacred drama. Not everyone
can co. but the reproduction can come
to all on Sunday evening the Passion
Play" will be illustrated with beautiful
SIIueS ana the story Will De toId. Every
one is welcome.
The BrattlebOro Hose company. which
made such a fine showing i'm the races at
the Valley fair, winning second money
%S.'I'l9, '"lcS eAPe. 'e"ce" l'"iI'S' mas
t No. a. p i",,e ~ S'"lH''.'" WIN
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VI V'-lei CpiiitI'let, Earle
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tt, ,''''' nc U,'" VIII 'I'i" LOT races
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,'a ''i. puI '.il, eNell'S III inherent parts
anu ~" i''N S'''e'
The Brattleboro Womau's club held its
HrSl meeting OIL the season Wednesday
r4 '''o5'' "t'n q soo" "''eHu"hCe' Ike
POi'S o'' ''S WIN vi 'le summer We're
presented, ne chairman or the philan-
.SPIC ColtiIlIt'ee stated lhat the Girls
cIup was ABOUT TO enter upon It's season
vi acNNI.E III several Ilnes OF interesting
VIE, MISS susan Clark gave report
ne I'm uienIlliI generation meeting
WrcH sne attended in Cincinnati, and
MIS- +. - smith report on the Vermont
9tt,ee Ieuera'loh meeting held in Rutland
ne regular exercises were followed by
ecepI'on, wheh hght refreshments We're
senseu' Le'tsihger ana Dugan furnished
Myron c. Miller. 81, of Lyndonville
who spent a part of the summer in town
with his nieces, the Misses Miller ~
Myrtle street died in Winnipeg, Canada
n 's,L 20. me Douy was taken to Lyndon
VliIe ana the FUNERAL which was in
% - 1ndS9ohs' was helu there Sept
80. MI. MIller was In failing health a
ions tilne ana was taken to the home of
ms uau nter IN winnipeg early in Sep
W. 1'.i,, noPlns 10 Deneft by the change
ne WIN De remembered by many of the
oluer residents as a carriage builder. He
t vas d dateu with the late Asa Miller in
unat business winch was carried on many
~ me oiu stahu on Elliot street
mr.. Niiler was an upright and honorable
man Oh strong character.
John Herbert 10 a member NJ Cor,ror,.
l. First Vermont Regimen died ~, ny
home of his parents on West street wed1
nesday evening He had baen for a ion,,
time a sufferer with t,bern,,iosis t5s
was porn IN Brattleboro and received his
euucdt , IN the parochial school here and
"ilIe iedVIhs school mad been employed
q. IiIe 20 organ plant and at the White
80 80 liar Ia factory lie leaves his step
NJ H,or! In AuarnS; ana his mother,
~ = mary Mcfiale Adams. three sisters
MARY catherine and Bridget, and two
DtotnTrs, Joseph and William, all Of
'iaIteooro' Inc funeral services were
neIu ms morning In st. Michaels Roman
Ca'ioi'c cnurch' company furnished an
v9cort OF 10 IN uniform. and the burial
was III the catholic cemetery.
The Grange meetinp vvad,osIo, 49,.
ing was well attended and tho ,I,oe,,.-,,
arranged by the Iact,rer r.,,, 20 So an
interest. The program consisted % lnioa,
readings by Miss Carrie me- -
Victor Grant Miss Ermina Duntan NJ
Viola Williams of Spofford Cranoa NJ,
Maverette A. Fisher IT w So
gent Miss Nellie r Eddy and r. c IL,
kins. p. e. Franklin and II w Sara,oI't
told of the things that pIea sad ana - (,.'
ested them most at the VaIIol. 1 saIr me- HI
FRANKLIN also spoke of some proposed
nslslatlon Tor the coming year. The
eupJeCt OF GOOD Roads and Automobiles"
was discussed by c. S. Hopkins. H. w.
SpduluIng, II. w. Sargent. Miss Eddy,
MISS Lilllan ID. Higley, F. d. Weld Vic
tor GRANT ana others. The next meeting
VIII De held Oct. 10.
Dennis Smith Brigham. II diad Tnasdo,.
morning about 4 o'cloclr 10 .,,-t,i,,,S
stroke of apoplexv and Tho 80 49,. d
peacefully while he was ,sIaa1 NJ S Dss
ham was a son of Alden ana al, DIS oIis
ham and was born in Rarnard tbiS Us
where he lived until 1879 II ~ so Steo
ing years he was a rasidant os C,i.CN-
and also lived in AIhaDy ~ " rs IS
home had been in RrattIahoro -. ~
years For several vaars ba , al,e P"st -
eraI agent for booLs IN ,,ario,'- 's a gen
New England. He had hean an pV i,' 20 Ui