Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-01-15

est pitch for many months.
District Deputy .. j. Willard installed
the officers Of Dennis lodge No. Tuesday
evening.
News has been received this week of the
death at North Adams. Mass, of Mrs. Bur
den, wife of former tuner for the Estcy
Organ company.
a heavy storm Of damp snow which be-
gan driving from the north this morning
gives promise of sleighing once more
should cold weather follow.
The meeting to make arrangements for
the Connecticut valley ball league has again
been adjourned, and is now expected to be
held on the 30th.
News has been received this week of the
death at North Adams, Mass, Of Mrs.
Burden, wife of former tuner for the
Estey Organ company
Hon. John Could II. W. Vial. and one
or two others of the prominent men in at
tendance at the dairNmen's meeting, went
to Westminster at ll:lJ this morning to
attend the board of agriculture meeting at
that place.
Both of the Brattleboro national banks
held their annual meetings on Tuesday. re-
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have made themselves obnoxious on Green
street ny throwing stones and other mis-
slles at houses. Last evening one OF them
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y very pleasing and gratifying iIluStra-
ton OF the spirit which now prevails in the
BraItIeporo lilSh school was seen one day
last week, when Principal Horne meNpect-
tdly appeared III the school room after be
lng kept al nome tor few days by illness.
rs he entered the room upon the boys
side they gave him spontaneous welcome
OF applause, amounting in lis way to an
ovation. Inc principal was perceptlbly
aIGrI'u ny TINS "''l' re'oShl'l"h' a. ne
wen "nlS"' w.
At the time OF the recent elections The
IhWniN published list OF the officers of
the Non-Secret Endowment and People :
rive Year Beneht order officers. On
wednesday evening the officers of both or
icrS were installed. Owing 10 sickness
the supreme officers OF the former were I'M
able TO be present, but the latter's mstalla-
ton was conducted by Deputy John Shar-
rach OF Springfield, Mass. The officers
state that this order has paid out $500 for
sick claims to Brattleboro members.
The annual meeting of the Brattleboro
rifle club was held at the armorv Tuesday
evening, when these officers were chosen:
President, II. G. French: vice president.
j. l.. Jones; secretary and treasurer. c. IL.
Colt: range committee, II. c. French. A.
>. Nichols, Walter Thomas; executive
committee, j. l.. Jones, G. H. Sargent, T.
Haigh; finance committee, j. l.. Jones, G..
IL. Sargent y. >. Nichols; investigating
committee, j. l.. Jones, G. II. Sargent, a.
+. Knight. 1t was voted that on holidays
the hrst ten shot score after o'clock shall
constitute record score. IL. [. French
takes the medal for the best ten record
scores during the year.
The FL Paso, Ill.,, Journal of Jan. Q con-
tains an obituary of f. w. Carlton, broth
er of A. NJ. Carlton of Brattleboro. Mr..
Cartoons death took place on the 9th inst.
at the home of his daughter in FL Paso.
lie had been in poor health for a number
of years, but the immediate cause of death
was several strokes of paralysis. lie was
born in Leyden, Mass, in 1910, and with
his family moved to FL Paso in 1865. He