Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-09-27


New London, passed through Brat
tleboro Tuesday
The bailiffs signed Saturday night
the commissions of 80 special police
men to act during Valley Fair The
village paid for the services of eight
of these men and the Valley Fair as
ISOLATION for the others.
Fort Dummer, Royal Arch Chapter,
met Friday afternoon and evening and
worked all the degrees. A banquet
was served at six o'clock, and the
closing work was the Royal Arch
degree on the candidates from VIII
mington.
The Auditorium was packed on We'd
| nesday night. and there was a smaller
audience on Thursday night Down
on the Farm" Wednesday was not
| very acceptable. falling far below
"The Old Homestead" and some of the
other famous pictures of rural life.
"Tennessee's Partner" on Thursday
night was an extremely meritorious
production, which pleased everybody.
The Armory property on Elliott
street has been sold this week through
F. j. Bailey's agency to Warren G.
| Doolittle. This property includes the
Armory building, the Stewart barn,
and ali the other buildings between
Elliott and Spring streets owned by
Gen. ]. j. Estey and the L. X. Fuller
estate. Mr.. Doolittle makes the pur-
chase for an investment. His son-in-
law. Z. w. CrosDy Oh HARTFORD VIII a'
once draw pans lot d ne" olo'N WIN
All modern lilpToEetlen.s w ocC 1,i
the present sue Vi ulC I'll ~ nv
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VIII oes'h @V once
The Brattlcboro Hosiery company
base ball team has lost two games
within ID week br the smallest possible
mavrin being beaten to . at Bellows
| Fails Saturday by the Bellows Falls
| Locals. and to 3 on the home grounds
Wednesday by Winchester Monroe
pitched at Bellows Falls and deserved
to win. but errors at q critical time
| turned the tide. Wednesday Hosiery
| company led 4 to at the end OF the
sixth inning. and looked like a winner
but a combination Of errors, principal
" wild throws. gave Winchester the
lead. Bush of Brooklinc. the eX-God-
dard seminary pitcher. was effective
in the box for the Hosiery company
and was we'll supported by Briggs of
Hinsdale. OBrien OF Bellows talls.
VINO was WIN tHe NeWpull, ~ r.
Ian uuilns 'n , r','S $50
winchester anu was a ueclueu Aa' 70.
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The official board of the Methodist
church decided definitely Monday
night to buy a pipe organ for the
church. Two weeks ago a subscrip-
ton paper was circulated with this
end in view. and at the meeting Mon
day night it was shown that the
amount raised was sufficient to war
rant going ahead with the plans. DR..
d. p. Webster and DR.. c. G. Wheeler
were appointed a committee to pur-
chase and install the organ. and they
have bought the Estey pipe organ No.
l recently built at the Brattleboro
factories under the supervision of w.
II. Haskell of Philadelphia a veteran
in the business. The organ will be in
position for use a week from the COM
ing Sunday. 1t is a two-manual organ
with three sets of pipes to each man.
uel and has the full pedal scale of 80
notes. 1t is fitted with all the modern
mechanical appliances inc case Is
oak and is about eight 1eet deep ana
IL rect Wlue'
The preliminary round for the fall
cup presented by James Fisk Hooker
for competition by the ladies of the
Wantastiuuet Golf club was played
Saturday afternoon. This was a 10
hole match handicap and resulted as
follows: Mrs. C. S. Pratt (scratch)
heat Mrs. Madge Gatty CD 5 up and 4
TO plav: Miss Florence Clark co. won
from Miss Florence Brown (1O) . up
and / to play: Mrs. ]. L. Morse QD
heat Mrs. II. H. Crosby (scratch) up
and to play; Miss Florence Pratt
00) beat Miss Amy Jones Q0) 1 up.
Miss Maud Essex (S) and Miss Edna
Burnett 0D we're tied on the com.
pletion of 70 holes play. They halved
the 18th hole but Miss Essex finally
won ont on the 14th. The semi-final
round was PLAYED Tuesday. when Flor.
| ence Clark (9) defeated Florence
Pratt QO) l up. and Maud Essex (S)
won from Mrs. Pratt (scratch) up
This brings the final round down to
Miss Clark and Miss Essex. and it is
expected that they will play today or
tomorrow.
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