Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-25
RRATTLEBORO.

Kendall Komedans will be the attrac-
tion at the town hall next FRIDAY evening.
The date for the appearance of the Co
lumbian opera company is Dec. 6.
Miss Fitis's kindergarten closes this
week After q two weeks vacation the
winter term will begin Monday, Dec. T.. so
that some time may he given TO Christ
mas work.
The sawtele company is drawing good
sized audiences AT the town hall. The
nightly performances are we'll spoken OF boy
those who attend, especially the musical
features.
Mrs Frank Knight was using hot curl
ing iron Tuesday when She thrust 20 into
her eve accidentally. 10 was thought o..
first that the sight was impaired. but she
will recover probably without permauru,
disability.
viii D. Barrett, aged 20 adopted son of
Mir and Mrs. J.. G. Cole of West Brau.r
boro, ana a vuunC man who had many
friends bon town, died last Friday from
consumption, at Mortified Farms. Mas
Two picked teams from the Y. ~. G.. Is.
gymnasium PLAYED 2tLmIuute halves OF
basket ball 40 the armory last evening.
The players IN the regular association team
which will GO Go burlington are Daniels.
jefferson, Stolte, Thorn, Horton, Baldwin.
and Coleman.
The High school teachers and several
others are III attendance al the meeting OF
the state teachers ASSOCIATION of Ma-Sa-
chusetts in Springfield u is the FIRST time
I'm II years that the association has met Due
Springfield. and some unusually able eGu-
catOual workers are 10 make addresSe,.
Norman r. Prouly, aged 6g who had
his thigh bone broken and sustained other
injuries by an explosion at the quarry an
the foot of the MantastiGuet % few weeks
ago, died at his home on Williams street
sunday The funeral was held Tuesday
and the body was taken TO East Dover for
burial. He leaves widow, and daugh-
Ter, Mrs John Council
Bessie Anna elder daughter of MIR. and
Mrs Geo W, PrOuty, died yesterday
morning at their ASYLUM retreat home aft
er painful illness OF nearly three months.
She leaves a father and mother and one
sisterto mourn her loss, besides a large cir
Gle of other friends. The stricken tam by
have the sympathy of an. Miss Irouty
age was 20 years. The funeral viii. bt
held Sunday afternoon al o'clock, at the
Asylum retrea., Rev Mr. Sprague orhciar
ing
The Newiane boys held an rmpromuu
celebration last Friday night. In recuga
tlun OF ihr defeat of the movement for do,
removal of the county shire, and when pr
Weston. the Newtane representative. reach
cd home "Wednesday night the whole com
muuity of Newtaur gave him welcome viii
hell-rnuiur. canuOn-tlriu-- and ilumus
tols. The Newtane people, anuuaaar'
supported thrOuohou, The county. mauu "a.
active and winning fight 90 krruthe cougtr
huldmg,. and they have right 90 fee
happy over the result,
The girls of the BrattlehOr1 High schoo
are planning am OralOrcal contest. Siuiia
20 the one arranged by the hOvs of th
keene High school few months AGO. ]
Is expected that 10 will take place On th
town hall about the last of January TIVE
girls from the High schools an heene Win
chester Hnsdaie Brattlehoro, and proha
hlv Bellows Falls are 10 compete for a.
prize which is % bee a gold medal Tn
Judges are 10 be from outside the compe,
ing towns. The proceeds OF the entertain
ment will be used TO huy pictures or bust
Tor the High school room here.
J. .. Bailey has sold his real estate bus
ness 20 A. Y. May. Mr.. Bailey is the hrs
man 10 conducta real estate agency success.
fully IN this section Tor q period OF wear.
and since ne opened his office seven wear
ago has disposed Of property worth 81 800
600 he will hereafter devote his Who'll
time 10 his patent clothes reel Whic
promises 20 be a valuable invention il
10 be manufactured by s. A. Smith d GO
and Mr., Bailey will have charge OF IN
selling. Mr.. Nav has been al work IN th
office with MIR. Bailey Tor some time an
Is man well hlted for dealing IN rea
estate