Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-03-24
BRATTIEBORO.

The spring term of Miss Fitts's kinder
garten opens next Monday.
Hoyt's GA Milk White Flag" will be
the attraction at the Auditorium tomorrow
evening.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will hold their annual thank Offering meet
ing at the chapel on Friday afternoon at
$50.
The men of the Universalist church will
hold their annual sugar supper in the YES
try next Thursday evening, beginning at
6 o'clock.
Odd Fellows block is being thoroughly
repaired and renovated. The store form
erly occupied by II. E. Bond has been ad-
vertised for rent
Ada Bothner, the actress who is remem-
bered locally by her work in "The Woo
doo," and Hoyt's ga Bunch of Keys" is
critically i'll at Chicago.
The Dwight Goodenough place on West
ern avenue was decided to Hosea Mann
this week. Mr.. Mann will move soon
from H. E. Bonds house on Prospect Hill.
The Congregational ladies will serve a
supper at the chapel on Thursday evening
at 6 o'clock. This is the last supper for
the season and a generous patronage is So
licited.
The sale of tickets for Hoyts milk
White Flag" opened Wednesday night and
nearly 100 people were in line. 1t is evil
dent that Hoyt and his productions are
popular in Brattleboro.
Eugene Samson, a member of the 21st
regiment of infantry, is i'll at the hospital
at Plattsburgh, n. Y, and will be unable
to accompany the regiment to Manila.
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West Point, is now a member of military
band in Baltimore which will 20 to Ma
Mia.
Sheriff L. c. Howe of Ludlow came to
Bratteboro yesterday and drove to New
fame after man named Kenworthy, who
was sent there from Bellows Falls to serve
a sentence of 30 days. Kenworthy's SEN
tence expired yesterday, after which Sheriff
Howe took him to Ludlow to plead to the
charge of beating his wife.
Judgment was rendered in the county
court this week in favor of the plaintiff in
the case of the Brattleboro Jelly company
against the Reformer Publishing company.
The judgment allows the plaintiff to re-
cover $G7 and interest, which was the full
amount due the plaintiff as found by the
referee, o. E. Butterfeld.
The three-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Hayes of Thomas street broke one
of the bones in his leg Monday afternoon.
Just how the accident happened is not
known. The boy was playing in the
house with another child, and it is sup
posed that he caught his foot in one of the
legs of the stove and fell.
Spring, gentle spring, is supposed to be
here. 1t is the alleg d season of hand Or
gans, robins, high-priced feminine head
gear, iDjunctions TO take all kinds of blood
purifiers, ETC., but snow storms follow each
other in bewildering succession, the maple
sugar maker grows impatient and the ord-
nary mortal remarks "Guess we amt go
ing tohave spring" The gentle spring
has sprung.
F. j. Bailey has sold the Cephas Clark
stock farm at Pine Look, South Deerfeld,
Mass, to Springfield parties; also the
Roel farm in West Dummerston to P. f.
Crown; the Stillman Clark farm in ia
maica to Walter Hits of st. Lawrence
county, n. Y; a spruce timber lot in
Stratton to John G. Tibbets of West
Wardsboro, and a tract of land on Long
Island, N. Y, to Hosea Mann of Brattle-
boro.
George +. Martin of this village and
Miss Carrie Winter of West Brattleboro
w AeCNs u L. DdDUibJ dJ the
Congregational parsonage in West Brat
tleboro yesterday. They went south for
short wedding trip. Mr.. Martin, who
lives on Pine street, was formerly employ
ed by the Brattleboro Street Railroad COM
pany. He is now fireman for the Carpen-
ter Organ company. Mrs. Martin has
been housekeeper for Geo. Reynolds.
An exaggerated report has given an I'M
fortunate Impression in regard to an oc-
currence in the ninth grade of the public
school last week. One boy playfully
''punched" a classmate during school
>, hoRgs, and the latter, who was sharpening
Jul iV., law mp his hands impulsively,
e particularly 5 81 e form .snt. The boy boy
d what he saw in d., u f Inf fiisd for
nd and Germany. ini ar s..rnis EeDrl-
Mems club will hold ban drama ..Dta. ].
8 hotel, Tuesday evening, on Thu very
H.-Gov. w. P. Dillingham; good AUDI N'