Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-07

The Needlecraft will meet with Mrs.
j. f. Mann of 6 Spruce street this
afternoon
Hugh Stowell and Stanley Clapp
caught AZ trout Tuesday in New llamp-
shire, in the Gulf brook.
Notices of the presidential primary
to be held in the town hall May 16I
from 12 noon to 8 p. IN. 81 for the pur-
pose of voting for candidate for
the office of president of the United
States" were posted yesterday morn
ing
Pocahontas council in its regular
meeting last evening conferred tie
degree on three palefaces. qowwow
was held in connection with the
great ease of northern tribe. Re
frcshments were served and dancing
followed.
The annual Easter sale ut the Uni
tartan parish house will be held We'd
ncsdav afternoon, April 10, from to
o'clock. The women of the parish
will have on sale an attractive display
of fancy work, Easter cards and novel
ties, homemade food and candy, with
tea-room annex as usual.
George b. NJ Harvey, who was Sc
cured by the Brattleboro board of
trade to be the speaker at the annual
banquet to be served by the board, has
written that Wednesday, April 26, will
be an acceptable date for him. He
wrote that he was not prepared to an
nounce his topic at present.
The annual meeting of the Locust
Ridge Cemetery association was held
in district No. | school house Tuesday
evening. The following officers were
elected: Pres, William NJ. Randall;
see, Warner l.. Thomas; treas, Fred
X. Thomas. Twcnty-cight persons
were voted into the membership of
! the association.
Charles Miner has APPEALED to the SUI
preme court from the decision of
Chancellor f. l.. Fish in the suit Of
Charles Miner against the Kinnear &
eager Mfg Co. Between $500 and
$400 is involved in the suit which is
over a Misunderstanding over the pay
ment for metal sheathing. The case
has been to the supreme court twice.
Capt. E. w. Gibson is planning a
school in the Spanish language for the
|, V. n. G., and other members who
are fitted and desire to take up the
study The school will be under the
direction of r. f. Moreton transla-
tor for the Holstcin-Friesian Co., who
spent several years in Mexico and in
Central America.
Copies of the docket for the April
term of the Windham county court,
which will open at Newfane next
/ Tuesday, were received Wednesday
and Immediately distributed to attor
neys. The trial list contains 81
jury cases and A court cases, and
there are 81 divorce cases already en-
tered with the prospect that more
will be entered.
Henry Bissaillion, 10, of Adams,
Mass, was arrested here Wednesday af-
ternoon by Police Chief George Wilson
for the Adams authorities. Bassail-
! lion is wanted there in connection
with criminal assault upon a girl.
He had been in town only a few days
I and a meager description was all the
chief had to work with, but he found
the man at the railroad station We'd
lnesday afternoon ready to board a train
4 for Springfield, Mass. An officer
came from Adams yesterday and took
Bissaillion, who waived extradition,
back with him.
In connection with the nation wide
preaching mission, special service,
win be held in st. Michael S Episco-
Eal church, beginning Sunday evening
April 8, and closing Friday evening
April ii. Services will begin at 7.3O
and familiar hymns together with
plain, ight-forward preaching will
constitute a part of the tremendous Of
fort launched throughout the country
for the purpose Of stimulating tn,
spiritual life of the nation. The rec
tor, wardens and vcstrymen of st
Michael S extend u cordial invitation
to everyone to attend at least one OF
these services.
Leon G. Wells, formerly Of Wards
boro, who has been the Methodist pas
tor in Irasburg, will move to Glover
where Mr.. Wells will be pastor of thu
community church. The church sen
call to Mr.. Wells, which is some
,, thing out of the ordinary in Metho
dsm, resulting in the church deciding
that if the bishop could not send Mr.
. Wells they would accept no substitute
a Mr.. Wells was an athlete during hi
o four years i'll Montpelier seminary
= His wife formerly, Perss Davis, wa
e a popular student at the seminary n
t the same time. Mr.. Wells is Il broth
e er of Rev. F. A. Wells, formerly pas
f tor of the Methodist church here.
II Glass No. y of the Baptist Bibl
:, school held its annual meeting TUESDAY
evening at the home of Mrs. Emo
V White of Forest street. The following
e officers were elected: Teacher, J. +
5 Hall; pres, Miss Lenora Ayers; vie
;. pres, Miss Mary f. Horton; see, Mr.,
II $. w. Edgett; treas, Miss Lillian {
+ Newton; assistant sec. and treas, Mrs
Z Alfred r. Stcbbins; also these chair
:. men of committees: Devotional, Mis-
). Mary E. Horton; entertainment, Mr.,
:. f. d. Wilson; flower, Mrs, w. IL. Pen
e ry; membership, Mrs. L. b. Nash; sew
- ing, Mrs. b. C. Baldwin; social, Mr..
:; w. II. Haigh. After the business meet
ing social hour was enjoyed and re
freshments were served.