Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-22

Rev f. A. Wells win conduct the |
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday al |
ternoon at o'clock.
The women of the Baptist society will |
sell ice cream and cake ON DR. J. l..
Rathbone's lawn Tuesday evening during
the band concert.
\ meeting Of the board of councillors
of the Vermont society of United states
Daughters Of 1872 was held Monday even
ing in the home of Mrs. Levi X. Fuller.
Brattleboro lodge. y. r.. O. T.. will hold
reg ,lar meeting Wednesday evening
i'm Red Mems hall y debate has been
planned by the entertainment committee.
Margaret Emma Searles six months
old, daughter of Mir and Mrs. William
Searles, died in their home, IS Clark
street, Sunday after a brief illness with
meningitis. The funeral was held in the
home Monday afternoon at o'clock and
the burial was in the Roman Catholic
cemetery
Protective Grange will be entertained
| I'm the meeting Wednesday evening by the
| members of the ninth grade of the West
Brattleboro school The meeting Will be
an open one beginning at o'clock.
! Women are requested to bring cake with
| out further solicitation.
Another advance in the price Of bread
| -four went into effect this week, the
price now being IS barrel or 80 cents
more than 1t was a week ago. The adj
| vance IS due to shortage in spring
wheat. The St Louis or pastry hours
remain at 81, the winter wheat crop be-
| ing good.
The annual Methodist sunday school
picnic will be held Wednesday, The
school has chartered one of Hayes Bige-
lows big boats for the day ana it will
make frequent trips to the picnic grounds
near Dummerstou island. the first trip
being made AZ o'clock in the morning.
The day will he spent in sports and
games with bouutiful picnic dinner at
noon. John W. Howe and W. \. Moore
are I'm charge of the details Of the picnic.
The First Regiment band gave fine
concert on the common Tuesday night
Although the rain early in tn" afternoon
wet things down a big crowd was present
The third number was corOet solo hN
Sewall Morse. and the audience showed
its appreciation by giving him an encore
. They were not satisfied with a bow. but
J they insisted that he repeat part of the
selection. y waltz Bellies of Seville,
also pleased the crowd being an excel
, lent piece in itself and being particularly
| well rendered
: Levi Ebenezer Dowley, Al. OF Bostor
I | died in the Brattleboro Retreat Saturday
| after an Illness of several months. HI
. | lived in Brattleboro when young MAJ
|
I | in Northampton Sept. Is, 1865, and wa
I a son Of Merritt ]. and Ruth Taylo
Dowley He came to Brattleboro will
4 the family when he was 10 ana lived her
q until he went to Boston about 20 year
ago Mr.. Dowley never married II
I leaves three brothers, Darwin G. o
t Worcester, George w. Of Boston AM
e Harry T. Of Brattleboro. and one sister
n Mrs George Bishop Of Bmtteboro. Tn
r funeral was held in Bonds undertaken
e parlors Monday afternoon at O'Clock
Il Rev. u. L. Trout OBLIGATED and the bear
G ers were Norman y. Newell, +. +
r Blanchard. Charles Brockington and lie
n land H. slater. The burial was in Morn
e | iugside cemetery. Mr. poWleN helonEe
I to the order of Eagles being membe
Y Of aerie No As Of Boston.
t Frederick r. Carpenter. -, Of Spring
field. Mass died in the Wesson Memoirs
Il hospital in that city early Friday mornin
= after an illness of three days. II
d thought that his death may have bee
Y due to infantile paralysis. which is ep
'. demic in Springfield He was born
I. RrattlebOro and was son OF the Hl
'e Darwin +. Carpenter, who died In Sprnl
l. field June 70 The family moved frol
y this town. where Darwin +. Carpent'
= was employed by the Estey organ con
s. pany, to Gunford and nine years late
= they went to Springfield, which was
lie years ago. For several years Frederic
y r. Carpenter had been with the Prudei
y tial Insurance company. He was a men
y Der of Hampden lodge Of odd Fellow
y The lodge conducted its ritual service
l. the home at l2l Cedar street, Springfield
lie Sunday, assisted by Rev NJ. a. Denma
of Memorial church. The burial toe
d. place in Pine Hill cemetery Westtiel
IN Mr.. Carpenter leaves wife and two chi
70 dren. his mother, four brothers. T.
lt Carpenter of Meriden, Conn, Henry
- A.VnFatF 0grtt taAh "a
m Ralph of Detroit: three sisters. Mrs l..
"a franklin of Guford. Mrs Henry \. File
Mt cher of Springfield. VT, ana Mrs Il.
ne Kibbe OF Springfield. Mass