Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-11-26

will be held in Red Mems hall next Thurs
day evening.
Thanksgiving exercises we're held We'd
nesday In nearly all Of the grammar and
primary schools.
The annual meeting Of district No. 10,
Vermont Odd Fellows, will be held at Lud-
low, Dec 3, and the annual meeting Of
district No. 2, at Rutland, Dec. o.
DR.. Lawton was in Montpelier last Sat
urday In consultation with the attorneys
for the state in regard 10 the sanity Of
Mildred Brewster. II is understood that
the defence claim that letters written by
Miss Brewster show her TO be insane.
J. j. Dodge Of Dummerston has gone TO
West Gardner, Mass. where he will con-
tinue the business Of selling Western pota-
toes. Mr.. Dodge has sold two carloads Of
potatoes In BrattlebOro this fall. He re-
CARDS West Gardner as a more central and
convenient place for reaching the Eastern
market
Miss Mabel Tucker, who has taught the
eighth grade Of the grammar school this
term, has resigned, and Miss Mabel Free
man will be promoted from the 9Th grade,
to that left vacant by Miss Tucker. Miss
Lula u. Horton, who has taught in district
No. o, will take Miss Freeman's place.
Miss Tucker will 60 to her home in Green
wich, X. |.
Eddy a. Mitchell moved into their new
bakery ON Main street Monday. The
place. which was formerly occupied by ID.
\. NAV. has been entirely refitted and is
now model establishment Of its kind.
John Bisset, who Is to open barber shop
in the rooms on Elliot street, vacated by
w. T.. Mitchell, expects 10 be ready for
business tomorrow.
Mr. Field. who gave the kinetoscopic
entertainment AZ the Baptist church last
week. has been engaged by the Murray
club Of The ITniyersalist chur,n TO repeat
The entertainment nj the Uniyersallst
cbuycb newt Mondav evening Mr.. Field's
annaratrs has been imprceed since he was
here before and the entertainment ia ex-
nected to show A correeponding improve
ment. Miss Caroline Belle Howe of Hins.
dale, n. H.. has been engaged as elocu-
zionist.
A meeting of the directors of the Yer.
mont Live Stock company was held Tues
day evening at the Vermont National
bank. A dividend of 10 per cent was de-
clared on the cash on hand. making 20 per
cent for the wear. and the meeting was
then adjourned until Dec. %. IL had
been said that. on account of the heavy
losses of last winter and the favorable
chances for dIsnosInO ~ the cattle. the
comnanv wonId wind mn ia business this
fall. but the directors saw that thew have
no intention of doing so
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Mr.. and Mrs. Somerville went to New
York "wednesday Mrs. Somerville. who
ia a dauuhter of Mrs r A Woodbnrv of
Elliot street. will remain on land and ia
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Sherin Il. Il. Gordon was called to the
depot tuesday afternoon by telephone
message from Conductor Miller OF the pas
senger tram which reaches Brattleboro
from the North at 4:35. When the train
arrived at the station Mr.. Gordon was
asked TO search an Italian on board the
train who was suspected OF having stolen
the pocket-book OF woman named Har-
rlngton, but Mr.. Gordon said that as he
had no search warrant he had no right to
! search the man unless he was willing to
De searched, but II MIR. Miller cared to
hold the train he would make out the
necessary papers. He advised Mr.. Miller
10 telephone TO the officers at Springfield
and have the search made there and this
MI Miller decided to do, but according TO
tho Springfield papers the police were
So ,o.. III .ie ease anu tne
ing the station in that civ The theft