Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-31
BRATTLEBORO.

SAFE LulS noon Nv l HOuldS uIuS SlOlt.
The monthly business meeting of the
y. NJ. c. A. will be held in the assOcia-
ton parlors next Monday evening.
The grand march at the Masonic bah
next Tuesday evening will be led by
the knights Tcmpar in full uniform.
under direction of David \. Young,
eminent commander
The Young Ladies' Sodalty of the
Roman Catholic church will present
"The Old Maids Convention" in
Grange hall this evening. About %
young women will take part
The Brattleboro Y. NJ c. A. basket
ball team won from Leland & Gray
Seminary at Townshend Saturday
night 81 to 20 An account of the
game is given in another column
Mr.. WinSlow remains proprietor Of
the Prospect Hill grocery store the
reported sale to Il. b. HacKett not hav
ing been Consumated. Mr. and Mrs.
Hackett returned to Burlington this
week.
The Epworth League will have a
sleighride to Mortified next Thursday,
leaving the church at o'clock. BY
invitation they will have sbpper with
Miss Ressic Irish of that place. All
members and friends of the League
are invited to go.
No one who has seen Browns in
Town doubts the claim of Manager
Henessey that he is reaping a harvest
with this musical comedy. 1t is said
to be one of the cleanest, brightest and
funniest illusions ever written. Those
who have not seen it have an evenings
entertainment offered for tomorrow.
Saturday, evening. at the Auditorium
The Woman's club will meet with
Miss Emma Dutton, in l. E. Holden's
house on Common street. Friday after
noon. Feb. 7, at o'clock. The sub
ject for the afternoon will be English
painters. Papers will be read by Mrs
C. II. Thompson, Miss Jessie Gregg
and Miss Newman, and a reading will
be given by the president. Mrs Elmer
The w. c. r. U. will go to Guilford
on sleighride next Saturday after
noon Feb. 6. The w. C. T. U. of that
place will serve a supper at the home
of Mrs. Dudley Crosier. The ladies
of the Union and friends will meet at
the Y M. G.. A. rooms at 9 o'clock
ed to send their names to the presi
dent Mrs. w. F. Mixer.
The third assembly in the series by
the young men of Brattleboro was held
in the Brooks House Wednesday even
ing with about 100 people present
Those present from out of town were
Mr.. Packard and Mr.. Comstock Of
Greenfield. Miss Maud Ham of Mt.
Holyoke College, Miss Edna Burnett
and Mr.. and Mrs. Treadway of Putney.
The next assembly will be held March
IL.
Ernest Thayer of Vernon who was
so horribly mutilated on a saw in
steam mill in that town Nov. 10. has
returned to Vernon from the hospital
in Greenfield, where he was sent by
his physician after being treated two
weeks, and has been in Brattleboro
within a few days. He goes about
without assistance and practically has
recovered. The recovery of the young
man is remarkable, and is primarily
due, beyond question, to the skill with
which his wounds were dressed and
cared for directly after the accident.
Invitations have been issued to the
annual Masonic concert and ball to be
given under the auspices of Columbian
lodge. No 36. and Brattleboro lodge,
No. 1872, A. F. and A. NJ, to be held in
Festival hall Tuesday evening, Feb.
Leitsinger's orchestra of IA pieces will
furnish music. Caterer Flagg will
serve a buffet supper from 10 to ~
o'clock. The following are members
of the committee of arrangements
Jesse r.. Haynes, Frederick |. Swift.
Major c. Houghton, James F. Hooker,
Charles r. Crosby, Clarence F. r.
Jenne.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
stockholders of the r.. p Carpenter
company was held Wednesday. The
old board of directors was reelected:
George f. Crowel c. H. Davenport,
Martin Austin ir., and B II. Mitchell.
The officers elected were: President.
George f.. CrOweIl; treasurer. c. II.
Davenport; secretary ANA general
manager, Martin Austin, jr.: superin-
tendent John H. Morse. The ship
ments OF 1901 "ere the largest since
the factory has been located at Brat
tlebOro. with the exception of 1891.
which slightly exceeded last wear.
Foreign business was the largest the
company has ever had, and exceeded
domestic trade. The company now oc-
cupy the entire factory building. with
the exception of one floor occupied by
ID. A. Wilder. 1t is the intention of
the company to put in a large new dry
kiln early in the spring and, with in
creased space, arrange for a larger
output this year.
Brattleboro lodge No. 37S, N. f.
o. p served a supper in Grange ban
quet hall Tuesday evening at $50. At
O'Clock fine musical program was
carried out in the upper hall, consist
ing of violin and piano selections by
the Misses Calvin, a mandolin selec-
ton by Misses Lizzie and Flora futile.
Bessie Demming, Marion Simonds;
piano solos by May and Hugh Thayer.
All the music was excellent, and every
number was encored The musicale
was interspersed with recitatons by
Ralph Thayer and Mrs. Mixer. Both
supper and entertainme were pro
nounced a success, and many express
ed desire TO attend more such gath
erings. The same lodge held special
meeting last evening. Grand Secre.
tary John N Gale of st. Johnsbury was
present. and instructed the lodge i'm
the inltiatory work, and gave an inter
esting address. Two new members
were initiated, and one application was
received. The next meeting will be
held Thursday evening" Feb. G.
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