Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-23

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! y. NJ. A. A. rupus uu Mouiay evening
aas largely Attended and sas a pleasant
noras.un. The euIertalnmeuf Included 4
rrrfty ntfie song By a class from Mis-
I flus's kiutrrglrten, a duet By Misse.
/. l Grerg and klfWan. tEo songs By ]. W
shelby. and POEM rad By Mrs. =. A.
Wells on special days Of the year, which
= uere represrnied By young ladies Ia cos
r Tune Refreshments II sliced orange,
. and waters Were served. The attendance
Wss about Us.
! The wonderful success that the Dart
= mouth glce, banjo, mandolin and guita
clubs have been having this year Is but an
other instance Of what perseverance anS
y hard work viii accomplish. TO be SUR
= they had excellent material TO start with
Z but they employed the assistance Of pro
q fessi0nal trainers and held over so rehears
= ale before they gave their first concert. 81
= well drilled are they that the Boston Her
. aid IN is report OF the concert in that cit,
= remarked that ''the young men Of tn
e clubs showed excellent taste and skill II
the arrangement OF the evenings program
+ the varied abilities Of the singers ant
D. players making possible a constant success
- sion Of contrasting compositions.
The special village meeting Monday u
elect clerk aud treasurer to I'LL the vacan
|
: tracted little attention. The polls wer
2 opened at and closed at 2. The result
II showed a total Of As votes cast, 80 bein
b" for w. Dorr Perry, the regular caucu
nominee. There we're four blank ballots
d, The boys think they have a pretty goo
4 Joke on First Selectman Boyden and Ballo
y Clerk Shields. Mr. Boyden told Mr.. PER-
y that he had come to the hall for the specia
n purpose of voting for him, and then, Sc
III curing his ballot, calmly walked pas tn
10 booths and deposited 1t without markin
AZ IL. He was asked for whom he had voted
y. and answered, "Mr. Perry" When aske
;e why he thought he had voted for Mr.. PER-
s. he saw his error. Lieut.. Shields did
similar piece of voting, after serving a
so ballot clerk during the meeting.
80 An interesting fight is being waged be
: tween the American and United States EN
~ press companies. The United States pee
A. n. pie say that the American, with no vail
~ reason, refuses TO pay the charges on G.
~ d. goods when such goods are addressed t
~ points where the United States has n
~ lines and the American has. This rule OF
~ crates disastrously to the business of I'll
~ former company in Maine, where the tel
o. ritory is controlled by the American. I'll
United States has the same advantae
over It's COuuptlOI III llc OOuln anu w CS
OF and in self-defence has resorted to the SAN
re tactics. BY the law neither company ca
u, refuse to take from the other for deliver
"a In territory where either has exclusive Sc
n, vice, but each can make it uncOmfortab
10 for the rival and unpleasant for the shiI
IL per.
y, Four hundred to 500 people enjoyed IL
81 st. Patrick's day entertainment given
al the town hall Friday evening. The chi
dren of the parochial schools were the el
rs tertainers, acquitting themselves admir-
ne bly, and showing the good results of Il
H. musical training which. they have receive
ny from the Sisters of st. Joseph. The
NJ was chorus singing, piano solos, duets an
at trios; dumb drill by the boys, and
n recitation by little Ellen Grady, whiC
de brought down the house. The operett
u "a disconnected child" was presented,
~ which the charming little fairies appeare
IN The Wheel club orchestra was prese
III throughout the evening and played In the
an usual acceptable manner. Light refres
ments were served. The floor was clear
A., at 1880, and dancing was INDUCED in u
no til l o'clock. In the prize drawing Mi
ms Kate Reynolds of Bellows Falls secur
Sc the lamp and Richard Heaphey the barr
ay of flour.