Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-28
Mt PHdlNIX BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1902.

st. Michters parochial school closed
wednesday for ten days vacation
The Cana street So club met last even
Ing with MI and Mrs. Willis ID. ellison.
whoopins cough has broken out again.
About 20 Children are suffering from the
disease.
Gen. J. ]. Esteys life insurance policy
of s3n OOO I'm he New York Life Insurance
Company has been paid this week.
The twentieth Century whist club will
reassemble Wednesday evening at Mrs
j. r. Dennin II South Main street.
John ]. Gady is confined to the bed
with two bues broken in his right leg,
the result of jump from platform.
The schedje of the Jacksonville stage
has been chuged so that the leaving time
from Brattc GRO is o'clock, as formerly.
The ladies circle Of the Universalist
church will old a meeting and apron
sale i'm the cnrch parlors next Thursday
April 3, at clock.
There was large attendance at L. d.
Thayer's auc on Wednesday. and good
prices were allied. Mr.. Thayer and
family will me- into Mr. Johnson's house
i'm Esteyville.
A supper foithe general public and for
the benefit Of he gill odd Fellows Home
| in Ludlow wi be given by Dennis Re
bekah lodge j odd Fellows hall next
| Tuesday at clock.
Bert and Evard Robbins. the young
men whose ar,st at Palmer is recorded
on page two, vre sentenced yesterday at
Newport to tv years in state prison on
the charge of jill breaking.
| An authoritare statement in regard to
the Thompson VII fund, from r. NJ. Brad
| ley. one of thetrustees and Mrs. Tyler
| and Mrs. Wells the committee under the
Will, will attrao general attention
! The windhamounty road commission
| ers will hold tRir annual meeting with
| the state commissioner at the Brooks
House next Thu'day. April 3, at 10 o'clock
| for discussion methods i'm road build
| ing.
The fire department in Athol was called
out Wednesday hen a blaze was discov-
| cred in the hose occupied by w. II.
Jacobs, who med from Brattleboro a
few weeks ago. he fire was put out with
extinguishers fro department headquar-
tiers, with only nall loss.
j. G.. Elder. whcame here from Malone
| n. Y, recentlyt succeed G. A. Gregg as
foreman az the entral Vermont round
house, became dEusted at the discharge
dars from, 81 M and On yvednesda, !.
he threw up his j. and left for home.
| Dr. II. ID. Ht on. secretary OF the
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Miss katheriue Hill. who has been
engaged under the thompson VIII FOR reg
ular service I'm fattleboro as visiting
nurse. began her york this week. She
viii spend an hpt or two hours day
with each case. as eeds may arise Miss
liills home is in Bdwinsville, Mass. she
is graduate q p Worcester's school
for nurses In Wnham. Mass. and she
has been doing M 'ssional work of late
in Concord. y. ~ Ter address will be IS
Green street.
| one of the pleasaast events in the life
of the class of 10 occurred Tbursdav
evening al the hon Of Miss Rervi Gil
man. After a soda chat of an bour tho
members We're cond.tad into ,be rnesbee
Of a mammoth snI1, yeh Each one wa 9
gratified. after muc offective struggling