Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-01
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Yesterday, Oct. 81. Mrs Bert Lett
singer found arbutus in full bloom in
the Retreat woods.
The women of the Methodist church
will continue their rummage sale
through the day and evening tomorrow
News has been received of the marriage
of Miss Maude Clarity to j. Ray Chappell
or Wilder, this state. Mrs. Chappell for
merly was a waitress in Hoadeys cafe
The N f. o. p. ladies' auxiliary will
meet this, Friday, evening with Mrs. An
ME Bracket of Clark street This is a
business meeting and all members are
urged to be present.
Today is the Feast of All Saints.
Masses were celebrated in st. Michaers
Roman Catholic church at and 8
o'clock Tomorrow will be the Feast of
All Souls. Masses will be celebra ted at
the same hours
While Francis Way was saving wood
with a gasoline engine in Charles Oakss
yard on Clark street yesterday a stick
flew and cut bad cash across his nose
and cheek. DR.. f. r. Lynch was called
and dressed the wound.
Members of the Wilson and Marshall
club and all local Democrats are asked
to meet al the Market building club
rooms Saturday evening Nov. g and
Monday evening, Nov. 4, to arrange for
Tuesdays election and full and complete
returns.
The Attainers, the young womens
| class in the Methodist Sunday school,
| held Halloween party last evening in
the parsonage barn on High street
Ghosts were in evidence and games
We're enjoyed Refreshments were serv-
ed There was a large attendance
The members of the choir of St
Michaers Roman Catholic church held
a Halloween party in the Hubbard barn
on Myrtle street last evening The barn
was decorated with pine boughs and
jack olanterns. Refreshments were serv-
ed and the members of the choir and
their friends had an njoyable evening.
The girls were dressed as ghosts.
The annual meeting of the Freme
circle of the Unitarian church was held
in the home of Mrs f. B. Smith Tues
| day afternoon. 1t was voted to appro-
| pirate the usual sum of money for the
| general expenses of the church and it
was reported that the proceeds of the
| fair held in September amounted to $4S4.
| These officers were elected: Pres, Mrs.
| f. B. Smith; vice president, Mrs. E. Q.
| S. Osgood; sec. and treas, Mrs ]. NJ
| Tyler
Clarence C Eaton, c. s. B., of Taco
| ma, Wash, authorized lecturer of the
| First Church of Christ, Scientist, Bos-
| ton, delivered a lecture on Christian
| Science in the Auditorium last evening
| to an audience that fairly we'll filed the
| seats on the floor. Mr.. Eaton is a fin
| ished speaker and his talk was inter-
| esting not only to Christian Scientists
| but to all others present. brought out
| but to all others present. He brought out
| the fundamental truths, on which
Christian Science is founded, and in the
hour and half which he talked he
held the close attention Of his hearers.
A. D. Sawin, who claims to live in
| Providence. r. l., and to be connected
with the Providence Traveller. has been
| in town since Wednesday soliciting write
| ups from local merchants. He claims
| to know a number of business concerns
who want to locate in towns like this.
and the write-ups are to be used in at
tracing them, the plan being to publish
| them in the Traveller, which Sawin says
has a circulation of $4,000. The mer-
chants are charged from SO to 1926 for the
/ publicity, and some of them have paid
| Inquiry of the Providence Journal brings
the information that they do not know
OF the Providence Traveller and are I'M
/ able to find Sawin's name in the direc-
| tory, although he says he has lived there
a long time. The board of trade advises
| merchants to be sure of their ground.