Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-03

The new architect employed On plans
for the Thompson hospital has been i'm
Brattleboro this week.
There We're no bankruptcy hearings i'm
the Brooks House today, ON account Of
the illness of Judge Wheeler.
II. l.. Emerson has returned from a va
cation trip of a week. He went from
Boston to Baltimore and back by boat.
Exchange tickets for the Catholic
Union MINISTRIES will go on sale next
week. They may be procured from mem
bers.
y hearing in the Knott Il Closson bank
ruptcy case will be held in the United
states circuit court at the Brooks House
today.
II. =. Hunter and his daughter. Mrs.
Charles Welcome, were called to Clare
mont yesterday by the death Of Mr..
Hunters sister.
The Springfield basket ball team, which
holds the professional championship Of
New England, will play the Brattleboru
\. NJ. 9. \. in Festival hall next Tues
day evening.
Charles G. Staples. administrato of
the f.. Il. Stockwell estate, has sold to O.
l.. French and e. L. Hildreth the Ezra
Stockwell farm of 225 acres on Ames
hill.
Protective Grange will hold the first of
the contest meetings between divisions /
and , Wednesday evening, April s. The
program Will be prepared by Mrs. a. j.
Currier.
Whist was played at the Vermont
Wheel clubs rooms last evening. The
prizes were won by Alfred THOMPSON
and Guy Tasker with scores of "A and %
plus respectively.
The senior class of the Bellows Falls
High school may arrange to have the
catholic Cnion minstrels appear in that
town some time this month. Arrange
ments are being made to give the show
in one or two other places.
Referee +. D.. Il. Stowe has declared
this week the first dividend in the e. A.
Starkey estate in bankruptcy. amounting
to - per cent. on claims proved. The
dividend is payable April 10.
Frank II. Brown was painfully Injured
thls week in Springfield. Mass. He step
ped from an electric car, and was struck
by another car coming in the opposite
direction. His shoulder was dislocated
ana he sustained other injuries.
About 20 well known citizens of Gull
FORD appeared to protest against granting
Il license TO Frank Larrow at the hearing
held at the Broad Brook House last
saturday. Several of the protestants
gave their views before the commissions
grant Mr.. Larrow's application
tn T Nv STATE veterinary. went
,,tin ~" urSuaH 10 Apply the tuber-
seys q, II. AKley $ herd OF Jer-
~ TIL 49, y heau OF cattle were test
ed. The 20 animals which responded to
the test will be killed at once. DIR. Rich
made the Inspection at the solicitation
~ AN'eS' VINO mas ms cattle tested
m
S''VNn",utrs OF The ). A. Smith
D""p'nS Noleu last evening at a meet
-" 7 hN'N ~ N''ns' p"hquet nan TO rati-
nh q" ~" u ,"e directors IN voting
can - ~ Hei t"t plaht To the Amerl-
sSnr .'rV.'S '~oi"p1nH' ~ total OF lilI
81" ou' = me $50 issued were voted
~ peI"s IfV- yes TO 10 no. 1t is
~" 'uS l.
AhSpach' me magician who so
pt''S"n'iH entertained the Congregation
:" 1i"p 'ast week VIII appear at a spe-
''i 1'i"H'eHt at 'he Brooks House
I'M i""isu"N evening April >. This
VII UV " SupscIlpers sale planned es-
p'N"''E /" give the ladies' an opportunity
' .y VINES the wonderful exhibition.
idUnnI ~ '"'Se .ot cailed upon per-
I "''' may "e ""l'ihed at the Brooks
''"
'onn >. nolan OF Boston. minstrel di-
,'N''r' personally conducted the re-
'edrs"I OF the catholic Union min
at ,ne CIup rooms Wednesday
Inns MI -\'!ah was much pleased
-" 'H' inllu progress made 10y the
hiptis me mon rooms VIII be the
1usieSt pace III town from now until the
'me PeIiorni'hot as rehearsals