Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
BRATTLEBORO.

Manager Fox will give a complimentary
supper TO the % attaches of the Audito-
rum at Hotel Brattleboro this evening.
Morse d Simpson have an attractive an
nouncement for tomorrow-each of their
customers will receive present OF an East
er lily.
The Brooks free library has received
the last 10 OF the set of 30 volumes OF War
ners library of the world best literature.
given by the Brooks trustees.
The photographs of the wreck of the
Maine in Havana harbor, displayed in
Geo. L. Greene's window, were taken by
Frank Price of Chicago, who visited re
Gently at ". H. Minors
The annual meeting of the Baptist
church which was to have been held Wed
nesday, was postponed TO a week from to-
night on account of the evening services
which are being held at the church
The Estey Gnard will have an outdoor
drill at , o clock today. The company will 90
the range, and a skirmish drill will be held
there. The company drills regularly
Thursday evenings, and holds drills occa-
sionally on other evenings The public
are invited to witness these drills at tine.
armory.
now known as "YariCk the magician. "
will give An exhibition OF his skill in sleight-
of-hand at Grange hall next Monday night
under the auspices OF several local young
men. d. a. Martin of Northampton. for
merry a shoe dealer here will assist with
several vocal selections,
Morris & Gregg held a ''wall paper open
ing at their store Wednesday evening and
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store were covered with the latest and
the prettiest designs in wall paper. A
gramophone and music box were interest
ing features, and each visitor was given
souvenir memorandum book
The post department at Washing
ton has notified Postmaster Webster that
the rules Tor village deliveries must be ap-
piled in the rural circuit This means
that the weekly newspapers alone NAV be
delivered by the carrier. daily and semi
weekly papers being excluded from delivery
except upon the payment OF one cent per
copy for postage
Real estate exchanges this week at F. j.
Bailey agGacy are as follows. A 20O-acre
farm in WardsbOro, known as the BOYD
farm, owned 10y Hosea Mann, was ex-
changed for real estate in Springfield
Mass. A house and lot in Worcester.
Mass, a cottage house in West Dummers-
ton, and another in New Britain. Conn.
were exchanged for a large block In New
Haven. Conn. The Bliss farm in Gui.
ford. exchanged last week has been re-
sold this week with stock and tools 10 O.
s. Wilkins who has already taken posses
sion A 40 acre timber lot III Green River
valley. known as the STARK lot. was ey-
changed for city lots in Springfield
Ciosr Of County Court.
The last case Of Importance 10 come be-
fore the spring term of the Wndham
county court was that of Boyien, admins
TRAITOR, VS.. the Ftchburg railroad company
as reported last week. After that case
went 10 the Jury the chancerv docket was
called and foreclosure DEGREES were granted
in eight or ten cases. The cases on the
law docket which had been left open were
continued with one or two exceptions. In
the case of c. +. Thompson VS.. Lucretia
T. Yates estate, apt, involving a claim
for services as administrator, the allowance
of the commissioners was affirmed and
judgment rendered for the plaintiff 10 re-
cover $500 The appellant appealed to the
supreme court. Judgment was also rem
dered for the plaintiff TO recover Sl036 in
the case of Elizabeth S. Waite's estate vs.
Lucretia L. Waite's estate, apt, and the
appellant again appealed. Court adjourned
at clock Friday afternoon.