Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
BRATTLERORO

The Catholic order of Foresters will hol,
their last dance for this winter next Tues
day evening
u, r. Gilman went to Michigan yester
day for another car load of horses which
Will arrive at Gilson's stables next week.
Congressman Clarke has recommended
The nomination of Gen. j. p. Wellman, a
brother of II. p. Welman, as postmaster
at Keene, n. II.
Dispositions in the case of Il. G. Corsel
against the Brattleboro Overall company
were taken in the office of Haskins d
ochwenk yesterday and this morning
I. j. b. Cudworth will sell by public
auction at the store of A. f. Miller. at J
O'Clock =. NJ, Feb 20, the uncolected
claims and accounts against the estate of
Mr.. Miller.
Sherman Il Jenne paid an insurance of
$IUl IS TO Archie Mellin of Guilford yes
terday TO satisfy his claim for an injury
which he received last November, when a
loaded wagon ran over his foot
Carmlne A. Chandler, whose foot was
run over 10y an engine last fall and cut off.
mad another piece of bone taken off We'd
nesuay by Drs. Webster and Pratt. The
operation was necessary i'll order that the
wound might heal more satisfactorily.
The Windham county board of fire m
derwrlters, of which &. f. Il. .Jenne is
president, will meet at the Brooks Honse
Tomorrow afternoon to obtain a mutual
understanding as to the recent reduction
OF rates in BrattleborO and Bellows Falls
by the New England Insurance Exchange.
Several persons have brought food and
clothing to Rettings store since the ship
menI made by the Cuban relief committee
Inc committee state that any such con
lrlouIlons forwarded to the store will be
sent TO Cuba at an early date. ANY per
sons VINO wish to give money for this
worthy cause are requested to leave funds
al the Vermont National bank.
About $50 persons attended the supper
anu soclable at the Baptist church iast
evening. An enjoyable program was rem
uefed, consisting of a violin solo by Miss
Grace Eels, recitation by Mrs. Mixer. Djano
SOLO by Pauline Jenne, piano duet by Miss
Ethel Bruce and Mrs. G.. F. r. Jenne. and
SOLOS by Harry Smith and Arthur NAV
nard. Candy and fancy articles were sold
The first mushrooms grown in RrattIo
0oro commercially come from Aliens
greenhouses. English spawn sown in he
eember began to mature early in Febrnarv
one house 80 feet long with four benches
OF about 800 square feet give promise of a
paying crop Mr.. Aliens grower. who has
mad several years experience supplving
clIy markets, is competent person for the
work. ~ 'ie
The attraction at the Auditorium next
MONDAY Will be Stowe & Co.'s "TTncla
Toms Cabin The company comes larg
er and better than ever before. carrviSo
many new and novel features. inclndinS
the famous ANIMATED music sheet az |
The older features the cake walk ia stiI !
retained. Many will remember this sbow
from last season when it gave such oreat
satisfaction. In order to give all a. chance |
10 see II TINS year the prices have been re- |
auced as shown by the advertisement
Watch for the grand parade. Seats Oh on
sale at the box office Monday.
The second annual conyocalion of tho
Order OF the Eastern Star of the third |
Vermont district will be held al IudIow
Feb. %. Bingham chapter of Brattleboro
Golden Rule of Putney, Ascutney of Wind,
Sor, Ramona of Springfield, keystone of
Ludlow and Mizpah of Chester are in this
district. Mizpah chapter will confer the
degrees at 2:30, followed by the floral work
by Ramona. Keystone chapter will give
I banquet at 6 o'clock. Ascutney chan
,er will confer the degrees at 1890 IL is
hoped that all members who can arrange
o 60 to Ludlow will be present.