Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-23
BRATTIEBORO.

The Murray club is planning to bring
out "living whist during the winter.
Rehearsals for breakers ahead will
be held at Mrs. Haskinss, Terrace street,
next Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Charles Wheeler, the engineer, was
squeezed between a locomotive and a car
at Millers Falls Wednesday, and quite badly
injured.
The famous play, Glands across the
sea, which holds the record of the longest
run ever made at any theatre in Boston,
has been booked at the town hall for Dec.
3. The company presenting it is the same
that has appeared in Boston and New
York
Mrs. Julia c. Il. Dorr of Rutland, Mrs
j. g. Smith of ST. Albans, Mrs. Horace
Fairbanks of St. Johnsbury, Miss Mary
Wilkins and Mrs. L. X Fuller were chosen
honorary members of the Boston society
of Daughters Of Vermont, at a meeting
yesterday.
The Brown university glee, banjo and
mandolin club will give concert at Stone
hall, East Mortified, on Thanksgiving
day at $50 p. NJ. A second concert will
be given at the Mt. Hermon school at 5
o'clock. The club is considered one of the
best college musical organizations and al
ways presents a choice program.
The New Book club held its annua
meeting last evening at the home of Mrs.
B. d. Harris, supper being served by the
hostess. These officers were chosen: Dr..
Conland, president; Mrs. b. d. Harris,
vice president; Mrs. Z. II. Van Doom,
secretary and treasurer; Mrs. q. A. Aver
i'll, Mrs c. F. Thompson, and Mrs. A. c..
Davenport, executive committee.
Arrangements for the ball to be given on
New Years eve by the Murray club are
taking definite form. Leitsinger's orches-
ira will give a concert from to 9 and will
furnish music for the dancing. Col. Hook
er will act as floor director, MS aids being
/. d. TAYLOR, Ferris Vaughan, viii Perry,
Herbert Elmer, Charles Staples, John Lind
say and Guy Howe.
The regular meeting of the teachers as
ISOLATION on Wednesday evening was made
an occasion of unusual interest. The
committee, almost the entire corps OF
teachers, and five teachers from the Hins-
dale schools as invited guests, were pres
emit The program included a paper by
Mrs. Elmer on progressive education a
recitation by Miss Brasor, piano solo by
Miss Gowing song by Miss Wyman, and
questions for discussion, introduced by
Miss Newton, Miss Newman, Mrs. Elmer
and Mrs. Harlow. At the conclusion OF
the program light refreshments of cocoa,
sandwiches, crackers and sailed nuts were
served. The meeting was exceedingly
pleasant and helpful
Wndham county Pomona grange held
its annual meeting with Protective grange
yesterday. Closed sessions were held bOtE
morning and afternoon. The following
officers were elected: Master, Frank f
Taylor Guilford; overseer, w. L. Banks,
Brazil boro; lecturer, F. II. Spaulding
West irattleboro; secretary, Mrs. Frank
f. TAYLOR, Guilford; treasurer, Geo. Walk
er, Brattleboro; chaplain, Mrs. S. W. Ed
wards, BrattlebOIo; steward, 7. Lynde
Guilford; assistant stewards, Geo. 7
Thurber, Halifax and Miss leila johnson
Gulford; Pomona, Mrs Ellen Mcclure
GufoId; Flora, Mrs. Ella Eames, Brat
tleboro; Ceres, Mrs. G. II. Underwood
Westminster; gatekeeper Warren Niles
Halifax.