Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-10
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTIEBORO, FRIDAY. APRIL

Oasis Encampment of odd Fellows
conferred the third degree on four
candidates Wednesday evening.
Columbian lodge, No. Sc, F. & a. NJ.
worked the second degree on one can
didate Monday evening.
The regular meeting of Bingham
chapter order of Eastern Star. Tues
day night was followed by a card par
ty.
The Sunday afternoon meeting in
the y. NJ. c. A. rooms will be led by
Harry Kendall William Haigh and
Arthur Clapp.
The annual business meeting and
election of officers of Beauseant Com
mandery. Knights Templar will be
held next Wednesday evening.
Brattleboro lodge, No. SO, f. & A.
NJ. will work the Master Masons' de-
gree this evening at 100 Refresh
ments will be served after the work
Mrs. Sophia NJ. Davis has bought
Mrs. Emma V. Darling's house on
Green street through A. V. Mays real
estate agency. Possession has been
given.
w. II. st Germaine the Elliot street
baker, will begin running a cart next
Monday morning. Mr. Germaine has
added to his equipment this week a
large new oven.
A regular business meeting of the
Brattleboro chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. will be held at
ha Ec
April IA, at 3 O'clock Important
business matters will come before the
meeting.
Miss Grover of Pemaquid, Maine.
succeeds Miss Tucker as teacher in
the High school building. Miss Tucker
is now acting as supervisor of the
schools. Miss Grover is graduate
of the Pennington, Maine. Normal
school
Mrs. Emogene f. White of Western
avenue has bought of Mrs. Phila
Wheeler the house at the northeast
corner of Pearl and Central streets.
She will occupy it about May l. Her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Cushing, will live with her.
|. l.. Dickinson sustained painful in
W
tory Monday He lost control of
heavy vehicle, and was pushed rapidly
in front of it down the runway and
thrown heavily upon the concrete
walk. bruising his knee, hip and back
The Grange Dramatic club will pre-
sent the play In the Tolls" in Grange
hall the first week in May, the date
to be announced later. The first re-
hearsal was held Monday evening.
Several changes in the cast have been
made since the former presentation Of
the play.
G. f. Gilman will receive at his FL
liot street stables tomorrow 20 horses,
bought direct from farmers. for the
home trade. Mr.. Gilman has disposed
of three carloads of horses within the
past 10 days. His advertisement in
another column calls attention to the
lot which will arrive tomorrow.
c. W. Sargent shipped % young
chestnut trees to East Wakefield. y.
H., Saturday, to John G. Chandler,
brother of Helen Chandler of Brattle-
boro Mr.. Chandler is proprietor of
a restaurant in Boston and has bought
a summer residence in East Wakefield
which is situated on the Maine line
Mt. Sinai Temple, Oasis of Brattle-
boro. Desert of Vermont. will indulge
in its regular detractiOn sanguins,
gyrations. cake-walks. etc, next Thurs
day. business meeting at o'clock
will be followed by banquet Work
will be begun at 100 o'clock \ car
avian will leave Barre early in the
morning.
delegation from Brattleboro will
attend the convention of the Young
Mems Christian associations of Yer
mont in Burlington next Friday Sat.
urday and Sunday. Among the speak
ers will be Senators Proctor and Dill.
ingham, Gen. o. o. Howard. Hon. w.
j. Van Patten. c. NJ. Copeland. pro-
vincial secretary, Toronto. Ont. and
others.
Six lawyers who intended TO go to
Newfane on a special car Wednesday
morning to attend the opening of court
learned on arriving at the station that
the narrow gauge road is not the slow
est thing in the world, notwithstand-
ing Its reputation. They hired a
team and probably found their ride
fully as agreeable as the car ride
would have been, although somewhat
more expensive.
Doc" Owens who succeeded in win.
ming $500 from the Earl of Rosslyn
on the steamship Etruria some time
ago, turned up on the steamship
Deutschland, once more winner in
an ocean card game An Italian was
the victim to the extent of 5000 francs
($l200), although 500 francs was re-
turned to him after Owens had been
exposed by fellow passenger. The
New York Herald of Tuesday publish
ed long account of the gambling,
with picture of Owens.
Elijah Spencer.