Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-14
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY, MARCH

ADOUl ~ couples attended tne Ouu
Fellows dance last evening.
The Springfield Emergency hospital
has 500 members in Brattleboro and a
branch is now being organized in Bel
lows Falls.
The Whitman milk route, recently
sold to William Wnslow of Prospect
Hin. is now being run by l.. d.
Learned, who has taken possession
with a view to buying.
Witnesses were called to Newfane
this morning on the case of the state
against Anthony Clarity of Brattle-
boro. charged with neglect of his
family.
The Art club of Keene has invited
the schools of Brattleboro. Bellows
Falls. Manchester, Concord and
Nashua to make exhibits of their work
in drawing at the annual meeting Of
the club May 10.
Rev Father Cunningham received
letter last week from Grace Knell of
Elkhart, Ind, asking for information
of the death of her father, who was
born and lived in Brattleboro some
so years ago Any information would
The first new maple sugar and syrup
was brought into the markets Monday
Tuesday was the best sugar day in
several years, the buckets being filled
twice within "a hours. The season
has opened two weeks earlier than
last year, and the prospect for good
crop is regarded as favorable.
Inc inOpportune circumstances un-
der which the kilties appeared in
Brattleboro doubtless accounts for the
small audiences which greeted them
on Monday The concerts We're eX-
cellent and well received. but ii is
evident that the Kilties do not have
the inspiriting effect on a New Eng
land audience produced by Sousa and
his band.
a Frohman company can always be
depended upon for a finished perform
ance. and the organization which came
| here in the Little Minister" last Fri
day evening gave in many respects
the best dramatic presentation of the
season. and one which lost none of its
charm for those who had previously
seen Maude Adams in the original
production.
John G. Baker has sold a very hand
some bay coach horse to George Pow
ers of Brooklyn. The horse will re-
main here in Mr.. Bakers keeping for
a month before he takes it to Brook
| Ign. Minnie Lee. the bay trotting
mare which Mr.. Baker recently sold
to man in Worcester. will be trained
and raced the coming season by T.. f.
Bass of Springfield.
The Grange Dramatic club meeting
will be held Wednesday night instead
of Thursday. as first announced. A
| good program has been arranged. con
sisiting of music and a baton drill
| by the eight young ladies who per
| formed the drill at the Y. NJ. c. A. eX-
| hibition recently. The entertainment
will be followed by dancing. free to all
members of the Grange and invited
| friends.
Mrs. Henrietta Ingram, wife of II. d.
| Carroll. died Thursday morning at her
Springfield home, No. 80 Clinton
street. after a lingering illness. She
was born in 1897. the daughter of the
late VIM. and Janette (Strong) In
gram of Troy, n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs
| Carroll have spent their summers at
| llclI lDldllltUOIO uOBAt iOI IIfuit IMAM
! 30 years and have made many warm
| friends here who will miss Mrs. Car
rolls kindly presence among us. Much
sympathy is felt for Mr.. Carroll in his
! bereavement.
Fifty-one quarts of alcoholic liquors
were shipped from Brattleboro yes
terday to the sheriff of Cheshire coun
ty. 1t was the liquor seized at the
brewery last October by Deputy Sher
if Cyrus s. Moors Of Marlboro, n. H..
and has been stored in the Brattleborc
Jelly company's building ever since
Deputy Sheriff Moors came to Brat
tleboro yesterday and, with the aid
of Chief-ofPolice Hall carted the
liquor to the railroad station in one
of Liveryman Browns teams. It came
near being prematurely spilled at the
station. AS it was being taken from
the wagon into a car the putting of a
locomotive started the horse. which
jumped suddenly, jerking the con
tents of the wagon to the ground
The horse ran to Emerson & Sons
store. where it came in contact witt
a delivery wagon. One spoke in Mr.
Browns wagon was broken and felly
was split. The consignment of liquor
was in % quart bottles 46 pint bottles
and 40 halfpint bottles.