Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1913-10-24

+ the Park building. 1t will continu
through Saturday.
f. Wales has such. large class a
his public dancing class that hereafte
the lessons will be given at the Al
mory, instead of in Grange hall.
The White Sewing machine demon
stration at NJ. j. Moran S has cause,
so much interest that Mr. Moran ha
E decided to have it continued anothe
week.
Mrs G. L. Sticlney entertained few
young women Friday afternoon at he
home on Linden street. to meet Miss Ina
Iloughton, OF Kansas City. Miss lIough
ton is a cousin of Mr.. Sticlincy.
A false alarm Of fire was soundc,
from box 43 at $50 o'clock Sunday
morning. When the department arrive,
on the scene no one cOdld'bc found wht
had opened the box and sounded tn,
alarm.
Gideon T. Miles anF Miss Marguer
lite f. Murphy, both of Hartford
Conn, were married Saturday after
noon at 2,30 by Rev. d. f. Trout. They
were unattended. A single ring ser
vice was used.
The Christian Science Monitor of
Boston contained in its issue of Oct.
/ 10 Il picture of Main street, BrattIe-
boro, and an article two-thirds of y
column in length about the growth of
the town in an industrial way.
Charles Miner has brought his big
horse "Duke' back from the Danburv
and Fitchburg fairs where the animal
was shown last. Mr. Miner expects
before the next fair season opens to
have the animal weighing 5000 pounds.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald was pleas
antly reminded of her birthday ami
versary Saturday afternoon, by several
of her friends calling at her home. She
received several presents, including Il
birthday cake prcttily decorated. Re-
freshments were served.
The Brattleboro football team will
town. A number of supporters of the
with the high school team of that
tvn. \ number of supporters of the
local team will make the trip by au-
tomobile and train. The next home
game will be with Rutland week
from tomorrow.
Johu Beers, 10, well remembered by
many as a man who took charge of
lawns and did other similar work for
many residents in town. died here
W edncsday, Oct. -. Funeral was held
Thursday. Rev. ID. f. Trout officiating.
The burial took place in West Brattle
horo cemetery.
Mrs Verne II. Winchester entertain
cd a few of her friends at her home
on Canal street Friday evening. at Il
Halloween party. Five hundred was
played Miss Helen Emerson received
the first prize, and Mrs. Harold Smith
the consolation prize. Choice refresh
ments were served. Do so
The committee ON arrangements for the
Masonic Halloween party 10 be held Hal
lowc'en night completed all arrangements
Friday eveiiikf it"tht medtThg: Supper
will be held from go to p. IN. The
sale of fancy articles will be held at
o clock. 4 social hour from : to ., and
dancing from . to /. The tickets will be
ON sale the first of the week.
Edward Enolsb an elderly man was
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The second annual meeting and banquet
Of the Vermont Accident Insurance com
panys agents was held in Hotel Berwick,
Rutland, Oct. 10. f. f. Dyke OF Brat
tcboro was one Of those present. Dwir!
tho marble nlnnts ,+ Contor pmtlnnL
yvest putI,rd and pro,to, and ,,o han.
orot in tho oronina ,,,. faIiowad w.. ,f'nr
d;nno, snool;n..
Mrs sarah NJ. Nldder received news
by cable Friday OF the safe arrival
or hef uoughtcr' Mrs. Charlotte sd
der, pianist whose stage name rs Char
lotte Neht' at HaNre, on her way to
lehha 10 MI CONTRACT Tor appear
ahces III concert. She was passenger
picked up IS survivors of the III
fated Volturno, and was one of the
spectators of that Disaster