Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-02-06

The slot machine which has been
in VIM. Beans establishment on Flat
street has been removed by order of
Chief-ol-Police Hall.
The Garment Workers Union held
their regular monthly meeting in
Grand Army hall Monday evening.
Nine members were initiated.
The Windham county case of CAr-
ence ID. Stoddard VS.. the Cambridge
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. has been
settled. 1t was submitted on briefs
Tuesday to the supreme court.
Many farmers whose apples went
to waste last fall on account of the
shortage of barrels are buying and
storing barrels in order that they
may not be caught that way next sea-
son.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Congregational
church are planning to have a sleigh
ride to Marlboro Thursday evening,
where Il chicken pie supper will be
served. Those wishing to go are
requested to leave their names with
Miss Alice Holden or Miss Emily
Clapp.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium classes,
of 81 persons. went to Put
ney Tuesday night to give an exhibit
ton under the auspices of the reading
room recently established there and
were greeted by full house Carl
Ellis broke his thumb during the per-
Torrance, but kept on with his part
to the end OF the program.
Victor l. Spear, of the state board
of cattle commissioners, was in town
yesterday to examine the herd of A.
G. Barnes of Vernon, which has re-
Gently been tested for tuberculosis
Seven COWS were condemned to be
killed. Four of them were native
Vermont stock, and three have been
brought from Massachusetts within "a
year.
The narrow gauge locomotive No.
3 has been shipped to st. Adams this
week for repairs. On the homeward
trip Monday night one of the side rods
broke. throwing sucn a strain on the
other side rod that that one broke
also. stripping both sides of the loco.
motive. The accident happened
about half mile north of Towns
bend.
The annual sale Of unclaimed pack
ages in the American and Ma
tunal express Offices OF the state
will be held in Bellows Falls
on Saturday evening of next week.
Unclaimed packages in the Brattle-
borO office are addressed as follows:
Burl. Trust Co., q. G.. Darling. l.. +.
Jaquith. f. W. Smith, and the Valley
Grain Co.
The Vermont Baptist young people
nave arranged series of institutes as
follows: Rutland Feb. II; Burlington
Feb. IS: Barre Feb. 10; Chester Feb
20; Brattleboro Feb. %. DR.. w. H.
.ieistweit, pastor of the Tabernacle
Baptist church in Chicago and editor
If the Baptist Union, will conduct an
open parliament in the afternoon and
give an address in the evening of each
institute.
A large congregation gathered at
he Universalist vestry last Sunday
Avenng to listen to an address on
Cruelty to Animals" given by Mrs.
N'''''N - L pN'i't h6NiAl Vi NAlt tl-
mont Humane society. The address
vas followed closely, and was very
lble, and full of experiences Mrs. Pow
'rs has had in her work for dumb
Mrs. Putnam and Mr.
3rasOr sang. The meeting was I'M
Ter the auspices of the Christian I'M
on.
y hearing was held in the Brooks
House before Judge Wheeler yester-
lay IN the case of Parker F. Bail,
II re- bankrupt. The hearing was on
petition for "A review OF the decision
II the referee ordering the mortgage.
VINO had taken possession of the prop
rty, to surrender the property to the
rustee OF the bankrupt estate. F.
}. Thompson of St JOhnsbury APP
feared for the trustee and certain
reditors. Dunnett x Slack of st. /.
appeared for Josephine |
Zee. the mortgage
Dennis Flavin, SO, died at his home
n Bellows Falls Wednesday afternoon
fter an illness of six weeks, caused !
y BTight's disease. He was a
rother of Mrs. Johanna Cunningham .
~ oAtlNbOlO anu uuCIt VI DdNlu .. .
arey and Mrs. II. b. Haus. Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haus and
In. and Mrs. Carey will attend the
neral tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Mr..
lawn was an employe of the Bellows
ais Machine company and was a
resident of the town. He
'aves a widow, "a brother, two sisters
nd seven daughters.
Lyman Howe's moving pictures eX-
lblted in the Auditorium last even
lg for the fifth time. The exhibition
as been greeted by large audience
4 each appearance, and the audience
st evening was the largest of all
very seat in the house was sold, gal
ny and all, and the sign Standing
lom only was displayed at the door
afore time for the entertainments TO
egln There is a fascination about
owing pictures which appeals to the
neral public as no other entertain
ent does, and this coupled with the
ct that Mr.. Howe's pictures are of
e highest quality assures large audi
ices wherever they are shown
ost of the pictures shown last night
ere new, but the old ones seemed
1t to have lost their interest. The
Inhibition was under Mr.. Fox's man
cement.