Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-03-16

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MAIDS oon.e"''o', III.
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nolu ooo' an Pe ~, 90, s,raat
anu MIS- n"iiy 49, y" WV"
neAU Momu"S e'e","s' III
Prot. william CoIeo OF Ahhersl coIege wiz
lecture IN the congregational cnurcn neNl
thursday evening, ms r., Suolect oeIng "a
summer III olcily' ne , .ecVu't W''l NC
Illustrated Dy an unusualIy me seI o' s'g,
IeoPIlcVu s.e"9 ,i,o i., 10 ny t,a,,,ro
u .in ms I,ay yh va w. ,, Wo,n,ns
WI Oe "'uei '''0 aus p'o'S u 'i' ''''''"
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SamueI ! CanPoeH' VINO uleu III Der
nardston' Mass saturday, was sup'' ~
teDdent Oh the Draltleooro Town ISIul lol
several years previous 10 1871 ne was
one OF Ine wen Known FARMERS oI peilaIus
ton' haVins speu1 most Oh uIs ile IN 'I s
somn' ,,, nie '''' ''''' III '"''''7 "'''''' W.
sun, ~, ''iii1
lhaI nolu-uP eplsoue III SIi u nom
brought Beatty BaIestler, huuySru MP
lngs once trucuIent orolher-li'-I Into
puollc hoIlce dgain' lie ha'inS assls'eu ,n
capturing one OF Ine youlHId anu VIuue
hlghWaymen. here Is a chahct lor some
material lor hlPhhglsque story, WIN
oIotner 'I INV, lor ne'o.-. 0PrInE"eiu
ouhuay Onlon'
heV' . ii. Chanuler ol MllI,lesol'' VINO
preached Ia the Oohgregatlouu' cnuIcu III
west DraClieoorQ IasU suui.ne, Turing the
absence o. hg'; d, H. PaOOit'; mas HccePIeu
can 10 ronu uu Lay WIS Nj M SnaluieI
IS sou Vi heN, Joseph on ', VINO
Was pastor VI Ine es"'ioli" n l"iCH ~ IN
N West DI" IO previous " NV - H.
Merrlll Pastor"te'
5. w. Edgett d 20 have sold to John
Cook OF Putney 2oO-acre farm belonging
to an estate in Thorndike, Mass, which is
0elng seltleu oy Leon u bar'leIt' IL Is
ialse stooH ann WIN " mug sc. % vi o"'lu
inSs, lor "hlCh MI Sook paul S2oVU' anu
IS sIuuaUeu I'VE Hli'es lioil aitneI anu
war duu 10 ul'les llo,u "Pti neiu' MI
CooA wiz 'aAe POSSESSION vi 'he la'uu as
sooll as lie can arrange u move tHele'
The Gushing Academy graduates won
the All New England basket ball cham
pionship at the Sportsmen's show in Boston
Saturday, defeating Dartmouth college
9G. On Friday Dartmouth put the Hol-
yoke High school team out OF the contest
D .,,H Htiea..Iis ~ 80 l"g noIyohe cam
w., %a,' ioo,i ~ "% w. ue'u',eu
ouI "a 4" "a 'oi''il g III an n
Nj 7p"e' LA ''i'0'''N "''' "pP''' i'e'e
ffeu T. robertson OF iutney was the
winner OF lhe diamond IN lhe ermont
Wneel cruz pooi tournament "hich was
u III III .asC oaturuay' hooerlsoh ueleated
w. H. IeEry oO'uo III tle afternoon anu IN
I IN evening ne won from - NJ Dugan
oO-o9, Ihe latler having out TWO points to
go Wnen hooertsoh ran OUT. In the Tour
oaii oillia[u contest Chllus ueteated Mum
ger zlo-Ioo III one OF the llnal games me
next game in this class is between Childs
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r I'm Cuu i el,o"s nonie Is PLosPeI-
,, I1s5 -, 10 '" nien w. ne ne"
s w. "u WI anu mls
Zoo 90 es' DIaI'ieoolo, were lhstSlleu
49, i,, 100 anu ia'iloei ol IesiueuVs
nno II.I ea'et W elsuI; AlnoiiS Ine iate APP
PilC"n.e 10 a olsUei vi neoeAan' Tue nlsI "o-
lian W "PPiy ~. "ullissioh' ~ Is Unly d
"a a ii''le Siire "nei 'h's oenen'
, in sS ~ WI, 9io, n 'ne vi Pm"us
GU "IIo ,,, Vi ouu LeiIo"s' as wen as
S0u 1nu IIulsen' ,lie,nueiS Vi Tue l. w. w.
bennington DANIEL
Those who have been interested in the
Springfield school teacher, who mysteri-
ously dropped out of sight from her home
in Brattleboro many weeks ago, are plan
80 I'm +, ~ ienem Tue sea'Gh' a. a. raGkaru
a.. LIS -. eiyy' w n%S oeeI eNCienely az
w, nao ueollGu W naSe the CONNECTICUT
~ VnotDusny pos'eu, run Dr@IVleooro
Sill 1,,,I, ~. Iie wiz Senu CuI I"o men VINO
W., WI puV PooIvls III spicuous places along
- 'oI' Inese VIII sVate Vue reward Of
.to.I, anu SiEe lui escIIpIloh' II Is
~; nVusnv possiD!e Inal lhe oouy may appear
e. a." Ir ii'ei u"ilrs the springs spring
iioiu nioii
Rev. G. W. Morrow of Burlington, Yer
| mont superintendent of the American
Anti Saloon league, addressed large au-
dences in Brattleboro Sunday, speaking
in the Baptist church in the morning and
to union mas meeting in the CoDgrega-
tional church in the evening In both ad-
dresses Mr.. Morrow made some telling
points, showing now that the difhculty eX-
100 ~ SURPRISING tne saloon Is que
s soy ~ Vle ldCA Vi organization among
Y.o oPpoiienls VI sue salooh WINE Ihe exact
V ~: 20 tiIe Vi vne run eielleht' Inc
a.. "a ,oaloon leaSue attempts 10 organize
Jae OpPonents VI .ne saIoon lh,o an inrer-
IeloliiiiiSIionaI ana non-paftlsah Oody'
DuiinS tne a'lei nooh anu evening steps were
S IaAen iooH,hg to~aru the organization OF
ieasue III Dla''ieooro'
Rev. S. NJ. Crothers, d. D., well known
in Brattleboro as a former pastor of the
Unitarian church, was one of the speakers
a. public meeting in Boston Sunday in
the interests of the higher education of Sc
lected negroes IN serva in pnliftino tho