Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-05-30

VIM Bean will take charge of Leon
Parsons pool room and bowling alley
June / Mr. Parsons will leave town
for the present on account Of i'll health
Rev Dr. Marble announces that al.
though he was absent from town last
Saturday he had arranged to have
his vote paired with a Clement sup
porter
A delegation of u members of Bing-
ham chapter o. f. 5 attended the
regular meeting Of Golden Rule chapt-
er Of Putney Wednesday evening. and
report very enjoyable time.
Company held an examination in
the Office of Waterman q Martin on
Thursday night of last week Favette
Miller and r z. Walker were appoint
ed sergeants by Capt Waterman.
Patrick Lynch fell down the stairs
at Parsons's pool room on Flat street
Tuesday evening. striking on his head
and receiving a severe scalp wound.
Several stitches were taken in dress
ing the wound.
The next meeting of the Audubon
society will be held at the home Of
Mrs. A. D Wyatt Monday evening
family Tr0glodytidae.' which in
cludes thrashers. wrens. catbirds etc
Several members of Bingham chapt
er o. Z. s. will attend the meeting Of
the grand chapter at Bennington next
week. leaving Brattleboro at 2.10
Tuesday afternoon. going by way Of
Greenfield. The price Of the round
trip tickets is 1915.
A V. Mays agency has sold for
Emily II. Emerson. administrators Of
the Frank H. Emerson estate. her
house and two lots on South Main
street to Nellie NJ Coolidge: also for
Clarke c. Fits his house on South
Main street to George Lackey of South
Londonderry.
P. j. Casey. Of the Park theatre.
Springfield. Mass. bought Charles
Miners Shetland pony this week for
S240 The pony and four Rocky
Mountain burros which Mr. Miner has
been keeping for Mr.. Casey were ship
ped to Springfield Tuesday. Mr.. Casey
was in Brattleboro Monday.
contingent Of Brattleboro people.
aside from the performers. will go to
Bellows Falls next Tuesday June 9.
when the Catholic Union minstrels will
repeat there for the benefit Of St
Charles's church the performance
which was brought ont so successfully
here. A special train will run from
Bellows Falls to Brattleboro after the
performance.
Charles P. Hall. superintendent Of
schools in Shelburne Falls. Mass. for
merly county examiner in Windham
county. has arranged for four tours to
Burlington to attend the 72d annual
meeting Of the American Institute of
Instruction. leaving Shelburne Falls
Monday. June 80. by way of Brattle-
boro. These tours will include visits
to Ausable Chasm. Montpelier, Lachine
Rapids St. Lawrence river. Quebec.
the Saguenay. Lake Champlain. Lake
George. Saratoga. the Hudson river
and New York. The rate from Brat
tleborO for the tour Of five DAYS is
s1s.55; for six days, s25.55; eight days.
s3s; and nine days. s50.55.
Fred A Caldwell of Boston. travel
Ing salesman. and a woman from
Springfield. Mass. were arrested in
the Brooks House before DAYLIGHT
yesterday morning by Chief-of-Police
Hall on warrant charging them with
unlawful relations. The name of the
woman was given in the warrant as
Ann Doe. The couple came TO Brat
tleboro in the evening and were fol-
lowed. They were arraigned before
Justice Stowe. waived examination
and furnished bonds for their appear
ance at the county court. The mans
bail was $500 and the woman's $500.
R. c. Bacon appeared for the prose
cution and c. c. Fits for the defend
ants. Policeman Thayer was in
charge Of the couple from the time
of their arrest until their release
Congregationalists are interested in
the discussion that is going on relative
to AndOver Theological Seminary. of
which Rev. c. o. Day is president. For
some time there has been a marked
diminution in the number of theolog-
ical students at Andover for various
reasons, and the suggestion has been
made that the institution be united
with Hartford Seminary or be connect
ed with some university In a char
acteristic letter to the Andover Towns
man President Day SAYS: Let the
seminary try it out in Andover. Let
the project of removal be tabled until
the centennial in 1907. Perhaps it will
not then be thought of. If the churches
and the colleges, the final court of ap-
peal. at last decide that they have no
use for us radical action can be taken.
We can die upon our own hilltop. in
sight of ali the people. But we are
not dead yet. by any means. and depre-
cate the use Of artificial means to that
end. | will say that of the future con-
tinuity of the seminary's useful ca
reer / have no doubt; that as to the
continuance of her work at Andover |
have an ever lessening doubt: rather
a strong expectation that such a con-
tinuance will be the outcome"
Death of Mark Ward.