Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-01

E. K. seabury, a well-known business
man of the village of Walpole, has been
appointed census enumerator of that
town.
Miss Mary r. Searle went Monday
morning to Bolton, Mass, for an in
definite stay, visiting among old friends
and relatives.
Henry A. Phelps was in Windsor We'd
nesday in connection with probate mat
tiers, upon an estate of which he is ad-
ministrator in West Windsor.
Stanley Griswold, student OF Burdett
business college of Boston, has been
spending the past week with his parents,
MI and Mrs w. II. Griswold of Henry
street.
Stainers cantata, Daughter of Jairus,"
will be given in the Methodist church
Sunday evening, by the regular choir
augmented by other singers to form a
chorus.
w. D. Damon and Mr.. Ball from AL
stead have opened a new meat market in
the basement of the Farr building on
Canal street, running two teams in serv-
ing their customers.
The new Masonic temple will be dedi-
Gated next week Tuesday, Governor
Prouty, being the guest of honor. Many
prominent Masons of this and other
states will be present
school, gave their annual promenade
Monday evening, Although not largely
attended 1t was one of the pleasantest
affairs in recent years.
Among the IS delegates from Vermont
to the worlds Sunday school convention
in Washington, D. c., are Rev. Arthur
+. Pratt and Miss Elvira Gorham, both
of whom intend to attend.
Mrs. Mary L. Bowers, who has been
spending the winter in the South, re-
turned to Bellows Falls Thursday. She
has been visiting at her old home in
Acworth, n. H. this week.
Colin b. Woodfal of this place and Miss
Marion Davis of Keene were married in
the home of the bride Wednesday, only
friends and relatives being present. They
will live in Somerville, Mass
Mr.. Washburn, who for a year or two
past has been engaged in the fish bust
ness at Bellows Falls, left last week with
his family for Seattle, Wash, where he
expects to make his future home.
Miss Eva NJ Knowlton of Brattleboro,
a student of the Clawson- Hamilton coll
lege there, has taken a position in the
new town clerks office, which recently
has been fitted up in the opera house
building.
Mrs. Emily Swain Johnson, daughter
of Hon. Albert N. Swain and a former
resident of this place, died Wednesday
morning OF nearL disease IN the nome OIL
her daughter Mrs. Charles r. Dunklee,
in Brattleboro.
M H. Murphy has established a new
steam laundry, to be known as the Mt
Kilburn steam laundry, at 10 River
street, North Walpole. Electric power
will be furnished and the plant is equip
ped with all the latest and most inn
proved facilities for excellent work.
Miss Frances r. Osgood will go tomor-
row to Hartford, Conn, for a few days
visit with the family OF Rev. H. Rock
well Potter. Next week she will visit
Miss Gertrude Hayes, in Syracuse, N. Y
and from there she will go for a few
weeks visit in Boston and Brooklne
Mass
Miss Bertha Bodine of Smith college is
the winner of prize offered annually fol
the best original musical composition
by an undergraduate to be sung by the
college chorus. Miss Bodine graduated
from Bellows Falls high school in 1904
and she is specializing in music at Smith
college.
George B. Wheeler, who was elected
this year as one of the listers, has de.
clined to serve, The selectmen on Monday
appointed in his place Almon l. Bolles
The full board OF listers were In Brattle.
boro Tuesday, in attendance on the
county meeting Of listers OF the different