Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-13

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Inc Mary T. wilkins recital united
with the class reception, brought many
people 10 'he ocnooI ol Impression Oh
bo!IS'on street, BOSTON, recently ana all
iiau ueIlshVIul lihe'
Ethan Hescock' son OF Mrs. Z. NJ. Hes
cock of Bratteboro and marine in the
signal corps of the Indiana, writes that he
was one OF 'n' prize crew VINO LOOK the
0p"n'S'i sup "i'ina 10 heS west
Nen' w. Ii. Shafter, who VIII lead the
way to Cuba, is son OF James McShatter
OF California and nephew OF the late
Judge Oscar l.. Shafter OF Wilmington
his father married Miss Hubbard OF
montpelier
L. r. Adams Will give reception and
banquet at the Brooks House Tuesday eve
nihs' May H. complimentary to the Brat
'ieooIo schooI teachers Mrs Alice Free
man RAINIER VIII be the guest OF honor
Richard Brown has made Is boats dur
ing the winter season and they have been
carried to Spotford lake within a few days.
They are largely for fishing purposes. Sew
eraI OF them have been bought for the
Ihle UroVe springs resort.
Brevet Captain A. T. Mcclure. formerly
| first lieutenant in Fuller Battery. rendered
his services to Captain F. d Weld Of that
organization and to GOV. Grout, at the
| time when it was believed that the art
lery would be called into active service.
During the absence of Fred : Rrasor
who is a member of Company l. Vernon,
National Guard Frank II. Brasor will
sing second bass in the male quartet al
! the Congregational church. and the quar-.
tet will sing at the evening services only.
Alfred Thompson will sing i'm Nj. Brasor' $
place in the mixed quartet.
John Bissette and Frank Harrow have
bought the Brooks House barber sho, of
George Danyew and took nossession
Monday afternoon Mr.. Danyew takes in
exchange the shop Oh Elliot street which
Mr.. Bissette has been running several
months. The new propretors at the
Brooks House will be assisted in their
work by John Larrow.
Leland Carlton. son of Conductor A. G
Carlton of Cana street had his left arm
broken above the elbow nv fall from, o
ladder on Clark street Friday evening He
and other boys were attempting to initiate
the japanese performers by balancing and
climbing a ladder. Young Carlton ascend
ed one round higher than the previous
boys record and the result was his fall.
The Brattleboro chapter of the Danoh.
tiers of the American Revolution held an
interesting business meeting at the BROOK
House Saturday afternoon. LARGE MINI
Der were present The cbapter voted to
appropriate so for the work of tbe Rrat-
tleboro Soldiers Aid society After tho
business was transacted Mrs. A G. Cobb
presented the chapter with handsome
American flag.
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W. +. Banks, Mrs. Flora Clary. Mrs. l. o..
P. Smith and Mrs. Kate Burchard and a
solo by Mrs John A. Davis.
c. II. Eddy n Co. lGeorga Faa
have confined their bot,linc es,ohlish
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The ..Year Rock of tho Rrottlohoro
Woman's Club has been printed and is
ready for distribution. 1t contains the