Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-14
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

r,o,y Friday evening at 1880 there
will be- Ienten devotions in st. Mi
chacl- Catholic church.
vbe Diamond whist club took a
st,av-ride to Bernardston Tuesday
pieht and Landlord Reed served them
with an elaborate supper.
R.v. Lewis Grout has compiled for
t,f. fripuds in a neat booklet several
,n.ms by we'll known authors, repre-
.cnting his "S7th birthday musings
ltnlv communion was observed at
to.ao Wednesday morning Cash We'd
nssdayl at st. Michaels Episcopal
rhrrch. Evening prayer will be OBJ
.arycd Saturday at o'clock
tv.Gov. Holbrook will be 80 years
,nung tomorrow, and the event will be
celebrated with the customary family
Gathering. Judge w. C. Holbrook came
from New York Tuesday to spend the
week with his father.
The first meeting of the Junior mem
hers of the Audubon society will be
held in the fifth grade room, Canal
Street building, next Wednesday at
ais o'clock. Our Winter Birds will
n. tbe subject for discussion.
Twenty-two young ladies of the Cath
oiic society went on sleighride Monday
night to Ashuelot to witness a play
riyen by the young people of st. Mi
chaers church of that place. After the
MAY there was a dance. The Brattle'
boro party returned in the wee sma
hours.
The Catholic Union observed Mon
dav night as ladies' night, when large
number improved the opportunity tC
visit the club rooms. Cards were play
cd during the evening and each visitor
was given a souvenir booklet with half
tone views of the rooms. The club vii
observe tonight as members night.
Walter S. Pratt of Athol evidently
believes in expansion. He has bought
the shoe store of the Griffith Brothers
- Main street Greenfield, and will rur
it in connection with his Athol bust
ness. Durham Brothers have been as
sistng in the inventory, but they are
not concerned in the trade.
Young SAKE of Boston won the deci
sion from Eddie Quinn in q 15-rount
bout at Bellows Falls last night. Hon
ors were even for several rounds. IL
the 18th round. Quinn knocked Sax
through the ropes but the latter came
back. and the fight was fast until thu
finish. In the last round SAKE knocked
down Quinn twice, and the latter tool
the count and was practically out. Rel
cree then gave decision to SAKE.
LYMAN Howes moving pictures wer
exhibited in the Auditorium Wednes
dav evening under the auspices of tn
Murray club of the Universalis
church. There was a large audience
Mr.. Howe has been here several time
and each time his pictures are new
Living scenes are brought from dis
tant points and reproduced with absC
Lutte correctness and realism, and Nj
Howes apparatus for taking and re
producing them is as perfect as can b
found.
Mrs. Mary w. Ellis, so, wife of E.
Ellis. died at her home in West Brattlt
boro this morning after a weeks il
ness with pneumonia. Mr.. and MR.
Ellis came to Brattleboro a few month
ago and have lived with their daughte
Mrs Cheney. over J. L. Stockwell
store. Mrs. Ellis was born March
1922. in Rindge n. H., and was
daughter of Samuel and Polly Stile:
The funeral will be held at the hous
at - o'clock Sunday, Rev n. A. Woo
officiating. The burial will be in Dun
merston, where Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
lived several years.