Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-06-21

The new directory of the several
Masonic lodges in town has been is
sued.
Discharges from bankruptcy were
granted Wednesday to Luther Wilbur |
and Arthur Robbins.
Columbian lodge, No. &c. F. & A. M, |
worked the third degree on one candi- !
date at a special meeting last even
ing.
Hum a. Eaton's big coon carnival
will be the attraction at Brookside
park next week. Matinees will be
given every afternoon except Monday.
Twelve to Is members of Quonec-
tacat tribe of Red Men went to Clare
mont last night to witness the eXem-
plification of the second degree by the
tribe there.
Special car for the children who
will go to Brookside park for the
Grange children's day celebration to-
morrow will leave Prospect hill at
10 o'clock.
1t is understood that the Central
Vermont Railway company contem-
plates important changes in the yard
here, including the moving of the sta
| ton and Strengthening of tracks.
A survey of Fuller park in Estey-
| ville in which the late eX-Gov Fuller
was greatly interested, will be made
! at an early date, preparatory to a
! transfer of the property to the town
4 by the Estey Organ company
Fourteen young people, mainly en-
ployes of The Phoenix job Printing
office, went to Mortified in one of
| Lveryman Browns tally-hos Tuesday
to attend a sacred concert given by
the students of Mortified Seminary.
Last Sunday was observed as pa
rents Sunday in the Congregational
churcn. Rev. II. r. Miles preached
practical sermon to parents, of whom
there were many present. The ser
mon was followed by a christening
service.
The Carpenter Organ company be
gan Monday running on II hour SEIZED
ule from $50 a. IN. to $50 p. m. This
is done in order to gain extra time FOL
the weeks vacation which will bC
given all the employees the first weel
in July.
The ladies of the Episcopal churcl
will give a strawberry festival at FEES
, tival hall June 81. There will be al
exhibition of rare and valuable china
paintings, relics, etc, forming a LOAF
, collection, also fancy articles. Suppe
! will be served at 6.
) w. H. Minor was one of the Judge
r at the horse races in Holyoke thi
= week. Burnham, a horse owned i
Q Brattleboro, was started in the %
class Wednesday. winning secon
money. Burnham got a record c
! 2.22A by winning the first heat. SCI
u eral horse fanciers from Brattlebor
:, attended the races.
t Mrs. Frances B. Horton gave a Dir
[ talk in the Washington street schoC
@ house Friday afternoon. continuing
q series of talks in the public school
e including the seventh and eight
I. grades. They were illustrated wit
v skins and nests and had an educ
;. tional value for the children beside
e being very interesting to them.
/. The Greenfield Country club has i
a sued a general invitation to the meT
4. bers of Wantastiquet Golf club to Wis
n the club house in Greenfield tomorrow
II a large party will go from here on Il
,e 1925 train. and others will lea,
t. on the afternoon express. If a SUI
Iv cent number go in the morning, Il
n train will stop at the golf groun,
s some distance this side of Greenfiel
lie Portieres in the home of Robert
n Hardie on Canal street caught Fl
r. Wednesday night and damaged Il
r. portieres and woodwork in the house
lg the amount of 800 or more. A visit
ly threw a pailful of water on the fam
TT and prevented a serious fire. How 4
fire started is not known. 1t may ha
". been caused by match or the pt
of there's may have blown against Ian
On The Grange Dramatic club held
OF annual election of officers Mondt
m evening, electing the followin.
to President, F. d. Weld; vice presidel
r; Mrs. c. S. Hopkins; treasurer, FIR
to Spaulding; secretary, George Harri
Is business committee, II. w. Sarge
as A. E. Atwood and A. E. Miller; pl
er committee. Mrs. H. w. Sargent, NJ
tie Bessie Hopkins and Harry Whitne
ry finance committee, Walter Robbil
zee Mrs. A. E. Miller and Mrs. Z. M. Go,
lat enough; property man, E. NJ. Co
mt enough.
az Col ]. G. Estey has written to- Ca
M T. G. Carswell of Company E, Bar
he advising him to take the company
Nashua Sept to compete for
prizes in competitive drill open
au- every National Guard company in N
'as England. The prizes are $500, s.
EN- and 800. Col. Estey was so W
I'M pleased with the work of Company
me at the recent general inspection Il
uc- he expresses himself as confident t
ers the organization will capture one
the prizes and stand at the head
a the military companies of New e
zen land.
tbo A hearing will be held at Belle
,ur Falls today before o. e. Butterfeld
Tba Wilmington, A. p. Ranney of W.
nm minister and j. w. Melendy of So
ON Londonderry, commissioners Apo
mi ed by the supreme court to determ
fra the question of land damages eau
NO by the double tracking of the Bos
of & Maine railroad from Bellows F.
lies to Westminster. John Young of N
orc port and j. l.. Martin of Brattleb
ers will appear for the railroad comps
tod and Y. II. Allbee and c. H. Williams
Gro Bellows Falls and G. c. Fits of B
ard tleboro for the land owners.
The Start of Humane Work.
In the June number of "Our Du
Animals" edited by George T. Ans