Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-04-27

their carriage factory on the 10 hour
schedule
Chaplin a Co.'S soda fountain has been
put i'm place this week and choice fruit
tavors are now being served
j. G.. Ullery will remove his business Of
fee May / from Hooker block to room No
Is on the second floor OF Crosby block.
, "Budyard Kipline has had street
named after him but it is i'm London not
in Brattleboro, W.T. says the Boston Her
aid.
The second meeting of the creditors of
Henry W. SimOnds, insolvent debtor will
be held at the probate office May II. at
10 A. NJ
The annual meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will be held at the rooms next Wednesday
evening at o'clock a large attendance is
hoped for.
The Frank Brooks estate on the COM
mon will probably be- disposed of by T. G..
Ryan of California, who is expected here
at an early date.
The young ladies of the guild of Helen
Margaret held q successful apron sale at
the rectory Wednesday evening. The re-
ceipts were about $50
C.. p. Gibson, sale of 40 horses by auc-
tion at the Elliot street stables tomorrow
will begin at 10 A. Ne The 10, includes
choice northern and Indiana horses.
a special meeting of Fort Dummer
Royal Arch chapter was held Monday
evening for degree work: special of
Brattleboro lodge Tuesday evening TO work
the first and second degree.
II. t. Kdder will move his steam mill
tfl % ifI
ca early in the summer. to saw ont 200. 900
to 10000 feet of Lumber for 5. A. smith
~ Co., on land owned by David Eddy.
The executive committee of the High
school alumni association held q meeting
at the Y. Nj. {. \. parlor Tuesday even
ing to discuss plans for holding reunion
IN June. No decision was reached and
another meeting will probably be held at
an early date.
The Estey Guard Dramatic club are
attempting TO secure the right to play THE
Girl left behind a copyrighted piece.
and one of the most popular now on the
boards. If successful the club will bring
it out two nights during the week of the
muster in August
An important change has been made on
the town hall stage, under the direction of
L. John Deyine. Heretofore If has been
impossible to Use sppcial sceuorv ovar 1. /
feet in height, owing TO the bridge above
the centre of the stage. This has now
been removed, and scenery carried by any
travelling company can be used
George G.. Flynt. treaspror. of tb, Er,.,.
Granite companv ot \Tnusor Ma, Is ,,o-
nj tha Bron,. Hons. H.. J,;,.'' ...'I
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suporinfends tbe yvorl NJ l,..+,, ,', NV.
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" Inc ne annual i meeting OF lhe Connecticut
valley medical association will bee held at
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The Amherst college glee. banjo and
mandolin clubs will give Sin concerts be-
fore the close of the presen, term. and
dates will be made at BrattIeboro and
HnSdale. The clubs will 90 To England
in the summer and 10 is thought that the
proceeds OF the six concerts. in addition To-
the 500 cleared on the Easter trim. will
pay a large share of the expenses.
The nost-otics racs,.l,. os,,tii.i.., 81.
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