Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-03

Auditorium next Wednesday evening.
full house is assured.
One person was baptized, one re-
ceived on probation and two received
into full membership in the Methodist
church, last Sunday.
The 4Ao'clock service next Sunday
afternoon at the Young Mems Christ
ian Association rooms will be led by
George L. Shuts.
A monthly business meeting of the
officers and board of directors of the
Young; Mems Christian Association
win be held at the association parlors
next Monday evening at o'clock
Rev. H. r. Mies's class of men and
women in the Congregational Sunday
school II be reorganized next Sun
day, @.iRing up the study of the book
of Acts.
A match in the first round for the
| Wantastiquet cup, offered by the Wan
| tastiuuet Golf Club, was played Tues
day by Bingham and Welman Bing-
ham won, two up.
Rev. Albert Ehrgott, who has been
supplying the pulpit formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Marble in Wallingford,
Conn, will preach in the Baptist
church the next two Sundays.
The executive committee of the To-
cal base ball league are arranging for
a banquet for all the players on
Thursday evening of next week. When
the plans are completed each player
will be notified.
The town horses are being trained
in the fire department headquarters
to respond to the fire alarm. Every
evening}at 7.3O o'clock they are given
a trial. The public is invited to visit
the steamer house any evening to wit
ness the trial.
The Woman's Alliance will hold a
rummage sale at THE Old Curiosity
Shop" Retting's block beginning
Tuesday, Oct. 7, at Q o'clock, and con.
tinuing- the remainder of the week
Articles for the sale will be received
at the room Monday, Oct. 6.
The prospectus of the star course OF
entertainments is 40-page circular
: beautifully illustrated with pictures OF
the leading artists and printed in an
artistic way by f. l.. Hildreth & Co
Any who have not secured copy may
, get one at the association rooms
Z
{ ment. May Parker's Pickaninnies
will go on sale tomorrow morning al
, 9 o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
. DR.. Gales meteorological record FOL
. the month of September is as follows
? mean temperature, morning, 90 de
/ grees; noon, &C 1880 degrees. The
2 coolest morning was the 9Th, 81 de
t grees. The warmest noon was OF
: the LIST, 50 degrees. Clear days, 3
fair days, 3; cloudy days. 10; rain.
. days, IA. The total rainfall was 60
! | inches.
e Every member Of the fire depart
S ment, l03 in all. has been supplied
f with a new badge, selected by Chic
n Engineer Sanders. The old badge
O We're heavy and clumsy and most o
l. the members had discarded them
g The new badges are of uniform siz
e and design, the pattern being shiel
surmounted by an eagle, and the pil
is locked automatically. The name
9 and numbers designating the differen
!; companies are in black. The neN
u badges. are very neat and attractive
a The hearing which was to hav
q been held Saturday in the court G
II chancery in the case of Mary G. Hool
e er, Administrative, and James
k Hooker, assignee. against b. G. Corse
o and W. c. Mitchell, surviving par
q ners of the firm of Hooker, Corser
q Mitchell, was left open on account c
the sudden death of Mr.. Corser. TIL
n hearing was to have been on an appl
Q. cation for appointment of a temporar
n receiver, there being a disagreement
N as to the relative rights of the par
a ners and the Hooker estate.
s. Mark Swans roaring comedy, :"
n Runaway Match" did not get a larg
ID house Tuesday evening, but those VIII
IF were there nearly went into convu
n sions. Fun-makng was the sole all
Is of the cast, and in this they were el
lg tirely successful, though at times
S. little noisy. There was no atteml
n at fine acting, in fact there was no o
lg casion for it, but for breezy and WV
J. cious work the company was we
IT, schooled. The play is of the sam
III character, though on different line
as Mr.. Swans Browns in Town." I'll
n characters finding themselves co
lg stantly in ridiculous and compromi
SIS ing situations.
u The lineup of the teams for the be
70 eft base ball game to be played c
~ the island tomorrow, which is me
~ toned elsewhere, will be as follows
~ Durham Brothers and Wheel clu
- combination, catcher, Allen; pitche
g. Ellis or Cooley; LIST base, Turner;
30 base Frost; Sd base, c. Ellis; shoi
in stop, Stolte; left field, Williamson
30 centre field, Tucker; right field,
~ Tasker. Y. NJ c. A. and Cathol
80 Union combination, catcher, Lafrine%
80 80 pitcher, Crowell or oliver: LIST has
~ Clune; I'd base, March; Sd base
~ Guheen; shortstop, Bean; left 6el
- Johnson centre field, Ferriter: rig
'o, field, Riley.
An India sale and sociabe will
of held by the Congregational Christie
ee Endeavor society in the chapel ne
w Thursday evening, beginning at 7.3
IS DR.. Harriet e. Parker of Putney, wi
or has charge of the women's hospital
or Madura,- under the auspices of Il
to American Board. will have on sal
,e. for the benefit of the hospital, baske
or and other fancy articles which 81
of brought from India. A musical e
he tertaipment will be given and L
m. Parker will make short address
ng her work in Madura Home-mat
a confectionery also WILDE on sale. tt
as invitation to attend is general.
oH Mrs. Rose Ella Squairs, 80, di
VI Sunday morning at her home on Was