Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-14


The state conference Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution will be held
Oct. 2G In the Kellogg Hubbard library
in Montpelier.
Myron =. Davis. who passed the bar
examination last week, has opened a law
Office at 10 Ullery building and has re-
signed as deputy sheriff
The women Of the Unlversalist church
VIII mold rummage sale In Retting build
ing Thursday, Friday and Saturday. All
articles to be sold should be sent to the
rooms Wednesday in order that they may
be fumigated before the sale.
Dennis Rebekah lodge held a regular
meeting Tuesday evening with "a good at
tehuahce. After the business session
white elephant party was enjoyed and
popcorn was served. Miss Alta Bishop,
the noble grand, was presented beauti-
ful bouquet Of dahlas
Howard G. Gilbert reached his ninth
birthday anniversary Friday and enter
tanned some of his boy friends from to
) O'Clock in his home on Williston street
variety Of games were played and sup
per was served a birthday cake lighted
with candles making an attractive centre
piece for the table. Any within hearing
Instance would have known that the chill
dren were having a good time.
Progressive whist was played at IA
tables in the party given by the ladies of
the Eastern Star in Masonic han We'd
nesday evening. Refreshments were serv-
ca during the iutcrmisson Mrs O. o.
Abbott won the first for ladies'. Mrs w
K. Daley second, Mrs Maverette Fisher
me consolation. Mrs. O. T.. Randall and
Mrs. +, G. Pettee playing as men. won
respectively first and second prizes for
the sterner sex, and Arthur +. CARPENTER
secured the mems consolation prize
By request, the Passion Play will be
gwen again in the UniverSalist church
sunday evening in connection with
ahother interesting and instructive lee
lure entitled The Last journeys of Je-
sus. The many who saw the slides al
disadvantage should see them again
under more favorable conditions in order
10 realize their true value II will be an
excellent opportunity for those who have
not seen the Passion Play to do SO The
Last Journeys OF Jesus" will give a very
COMPREHENSIVE idea Of that part OF the life
OF christ upon which the Passion PLAY Is
based. This lecture will be Illustrated
win many unusually beautiful views. An
are welcome. ."
one Of the visitors In Mrs @ II Smitb,s
millinery store saturday night nppronri-
ated hve chiffon wells, the retail yalue of
which was sos. The wells were I,tr,
In box near the door and had not bac1
taken from the box prior {, the Tim.
II is tb,,.n, ~ P''S'"' unknown.
only intended -, '''h 'h'n
were pinned together when one WAS uf'-
-" the Others came with 70. Notices h3,..
u'eh lacked zap Don various places and
'He police have been notified but %,
a, nave l'I Dozen recovered
- -. .It a' mon % Us fair GO
,,tta, l',s. L. ''h'NE cA.i'n wells is
u''iC''' proposition for them.
y. II. Harvey who Is making a spe-
cialty Of raising ginseng and Who has IN.
finest ginseng garden ln this l,,.,fity vii
start "a garden OF $1,000 seedlings I'm
kc'ue and hc has orders To- starr p.r-
dens in several places i'm this state ana
New Hampshire. He also is in cores
pondeuce with "a person on the Pacific
Phoenix, ana with v,ri,,Is ",tl.,-. 80 ,''
s,',I.,,i ii'ls''! Sto'k Mr Harvey is very
o,i,'',i.i,'!' over me value Of newspaper
G,'' ''S'',s as "H OF MS orders have been
a. ,,-,t,,rt, ia ''Ia' Wy GINSENG roots grow
rod, frr Iir.V 'cHIS anu are then
~ r,..,. .p,'ieu' 10 Oh'ha' Mr.. Harvey
don IL, r ,I''ouS ages ana his gar
VI "'"uSoihe returns.
John Edward Fitzsimons. formerly OF
n,tatIeboro' now of Chester, Mass. and
MISS Catherine a. Lcahy were m,rried
tuesday morning by Rev. Father Michael
D. 'hrmody OF ST. Michaers Roman Catbo-
ne church. The bride wort "A blu, tray
ENG gown and a blue hat and was at
tended by Miss Mary Leahy. who was
III ssed becom!ngly In blue and gray The
oest man was Maurice Walsh Mr.. Fltz-
sHh"hs formerly was employed in the
lrelght house here. He is now station
agent IN Chester. Mass The bride has
peen employed for some time as stem
okIaPher by the White River Chair com
p'hy, Friends OF the happy couple deco.
ra'ed the carriage with ribbons and
pia'ards and on the pole large cowbell
tangled and tangled merrily as the Jour
ney was made from the church to the
railroad station. After a honeymoon trim
M. ana Mrs. Fitzsimons will live in
SncSter' Mass Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitz-
a.i. .HS oL 81 Adams. father and step
n'oSIer OF the bridegroom, attended the
"'Nu''E'
\ horse belonging to T,,i,s ,,.,..,.-
head of Guilrord h,cl,,,i - ..S w e"tner-
necticut river hack ~ tbo S,,it,s ,',,.,, III
Monday afternoon and ,arrn,,.i, H;
drowning Tho U,a con 80 u.tt,t u"
was hitched had hee, ho,i,a5 w I'ise
bank after tho dri,.ar 80 nv', 'he
quantity of annlas ana - H t,"
while the driver Won, N.Y., "a nu'hs
few moments The barl 90 ~ -
very steen there ar5 -, ~ ne river u
there IL a retsi,I,,- III ~ nv, I'et uo"n
beoaDa rastIass a,,i -. ne ANNA
the wagon nuIIed Mn, ha,I,,,-., - , ana
bank IuclkII,, ne ho..a 49, 49,, g'Mh me
water rigbt siSo 49,, - ' L".ueu III the
a number ~ No. 49,, ~" minutes
couIJ IN bold ~ "o'ns an they
water A ROM ,,,os t ,tlii ns'u ABOVE
and his head reeted ~, amy H IIs neck
was floating in the Wiz TIC IAN Ia,' maj