Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-04

TOT would be well for sportsmen to re-
hges closed Jan. l.
Fort Dummer Royal Arch chapter
1trked the M. M. and P. M. degrees at a
hecial meeting Wednesday night.
rghe Universalist society will adopt the
nendar plan for raising money to apply
trthe church debt the coming year.
Cd. picture of feminine loneliness is seen
:. 1iysHGS Simpsons Wow, in the life
ye wsT1g7e pf62 ronrrssS sen Louisa
nd em5lemaEsS of Ghe high character of
Ieen Quality shoes.
The regular monthly meeting of the as
citation and board of directors will be
I'D in the Y. M. G. A. parlors Monday
Mining, Jan. Z, at 8 o'clock. Reports of
nnmIttees will be made and important
i,siness will be transacted.
\. 1.-The fountain for which Superintendent
abrook has been building the basin, 10
in diameter and six feet deep, under a
u at Morningside, was set up yesterday
Is now ready to have water let into it
It spring. The dam for the lake will
put in under the same tent.
missionary meeting will be held at
Michaers Episcopal church Monday
ming at 7 o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Reese re-
ly returned from China, will be the
ipal speaker, assisted by Revs. San
IF Bellows Falls, Davis of Chester,
fer of Charestown and the rector,
cAUfathson.
} q be Riverside, CAL, Enterprise of Dec.
IeOntained an extended account of the
IN wedding celebration of Rev. DR..
TO Mrs. George Fl. Deere. They were
ira reception at which interesting ex-
Da were held Gifts came to them
Ma all parts of the country, including
sur eboro. Rev. DR.. Deere was pastor
ties Universalst church in Brattleboro
the 1853 to 1860.
ney;ician Kellar, who is without ques-
sn0 he greatest necromancer of modern
will appear in Brattleboro Jan. II
co+,n entertainment which promises to
oosso lis former efforts in every detail.
cona this year in the mysteries of the
fnS lhag!cians, about whom so much
Rel written and whose exploits he
ohtrivals. He will offer a dozen
illusions and many new tricks in
twomagc.
\ ;srs following notice from the New
A!ork Daily Press of recent date has
nao interest referring to former Brat
amp girl: "The National society of New
\TUvad Women held their closing meet
ome the year at Delmonico's Dec. o.
- gram for the afternoon was largely
and the pianist was Mrs. Helen
Awger, who rendered several sell
which we're well received by the
ION 1dience." Mrs. Anger is a member
mis- organization, which numbers about
, members.
Oasis encampment of Odd Fellows in
.lled last evening the officers announced
n The Phoenix two weeks ago together
with the following appointiVe officers
Guide, A f. Rhode; inside sentinel,
II. Slater; outside sentinel, S. NJ.
ial-p first watch, John Dugan; second
TWO f. A. Cook; third walch, A. II.
rs; fourth watch, Ernest L. Perry.
whoicers were installed by District Dep
age e StuIges. Grand Patriarch Far
eo l Rutland was present. A fine sup.
tneas served.
Hrlnager FOX's goth century greeting to
u atrons of the Auditorium in the form
10 vouVenir program distributed at the
nh nance last night was work of art.
80 lined, in addition to the usual pro.
1924 nation in attractive form, fine
1Na pictures of the Auditorium, the
- entrance, Miss Mildred Hol-
Yiss Holland as Aria; a dia-
Auditorium showing arrange
s; and interesting reading
he headings "Stage Whis-
Is to Patrons"
Gold Ia One Day.