Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-03-12

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OF his dancing classes in Greenfield this
evening.
Fort Drummer Royal Arch chapter, No.
II, worked the mark degree last night.
District Deputy Grand High Priest q. w.
Daley, NJ. D., of White River Junction
was present. After the work refreshments
were served.
). w. Edgett sold, Wednesday, what
was formerly the II. NJ. Adams farm in
Marlboro to Il. G.. Rice and son of Fast
Dover. Mr.. Rice and son give in exchange
and for partial payment their house in
East Dover. This farm was sold by Mr.
Edgett in January to Boston persons.
Petitions for the appointment of DR.. d.
p. Webster as postmaster at Brattleboro,
at the end of the term of Mai. Childs next
February, were put in circulation Tuesday
They have received large number of sig
natures of business men and others, and it
is evident that DR.. Webster is to have a
very strong home backing for this place.
Assistant Postmaster c. w. Wilcox, who
had received many assurances of support
in case he became candidate, decided not
to enter the field, and so announced early
in the week Col. Haskins states that he
wishes to secure the appointment and that
time but he considers the present, nearly
eleven months before the end of Mr..
Childs's term, too early date to precipi-
tate the contest.
The Carthage, Mo-, Evening News had
this notice of William LAWNS recent APP
pearance in that city: "Mr. LAWN has a
voice OF great range and of a quality mid
way between the lyric and the dramatic
fnpnr nmhinipr tho
of the one with the vigor of the other. He
sang in English, French, German and Ital-
ian, exhibiting a finished diction and fine
vocal technic. While he has all the finesse
necessary for a finished rendition of songs,
his operate training has given him a GER
tain largeness of style rarely attained by
the mere song singer. Perhaps the gem of
the evening was the Salve Dimora. the
beautiful tenor air from Gounod's Faust.
given by Mr.. LAWN with great tenderness
of expression. The high c near the close
OF the air was quite electrifying."
The Rutland Herald of Saturday con-
tanned the following item which has local
interest: AT a special meeting of the
board of directors of the Young Mems
Christian association held last night at the
association rooms General Secretary Will
liam II. Fuller handed in his resignation
and it was accepted by the board. The
action of Secretary Fuller was wholly I'M
expected, as the board had no intimation
from Mr.. Fuller of his purpose to resign.
Mr.. Fuller came from the Brattleboro as
ISOLATION just five years ago in May, when
the rooms of the local association were in
the Sawyer block. During the time that
MIR. Fuller has been at the head of the as
ISOLATION, the rooms have been changed to
the commodious quarters in the Mead
building, the membership has been more
than doubled and the gymnasium depart
meht has been added
The fire department was called out at
about 10 o'clock Saturday morning bv an
alarm from box 36. The fire was in the
little house on Flat street owned by Geo
b. Crowell and occupied by the families of
Mrs. Rose Hall and 4. f. Vanderpool.
Mrs. Hall had lust finished ironiup and
had hung the clothes on a line over the
kitchen stove and gone to another part of
the house. She soon heard a crash made
by some one breaking in the kitchen win
dow and rushed i'm to find the room filed
with smoke and the clothes nearly ALI de.
stroyed. 1t is probable that the clothes
hung too near the stove pipe which became
over-heated. The woodwork in that cor
ner of the room was damaged somewhat.
A steamer, two hose companies and the
hook and ladder company went to the
scene, but were not used as a few nails of
water extngushed the flames.
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ger of Pine Grove Snrings a. SnnSnrd
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