Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-04
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Relief corps will be held in Spring
field. this state, Sept. %.
e. T. Phelps of Westfeld will UNI
pire the ball game at the Modern
Woodmen's field day on the fair
ground Monday.
H. w. Stearns of Brooklyn sold last
week for $50. 900 his hotel and 40 acres
of land at Raponda in Wilmington to
Willard Tiff Of Springfield, Mass.
L. j. Retting will lead the Y. NJ. C.
A. meeting Sunday at 4 o'clock. Be
ginning next Sunday the meetings
will be held in the association rooms.
About 80 members of the Woman's
Relief corps attended lawn party at
the home of Mrs. E. S. Robinson on
Prospect Hin yesterday afternoon.
An excellent supper was served and
the time was very pleasantly spent.
Clarence Il. Miller won the first
prize in the invitation golf tourna-
ment on the Homestead links in Wal
pole yesterday defeating a large field
which represented Keene, Walpole,
the Pine Grove Springs club and other
organizations.
The colored singers from the Bap-
fist Academy. Jacksonville. Fla, will
be heard in the Baptist church Mon
day evening. Sept. IA. Last year they
gave an entertainment of very high
character, and they claim to be even
better equipped this. year,
Brattleboro chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution, will hold a
meeting at the Brooks House Wednes.
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Rapid progress mas been made TINS
week on the connecticut river bridge
Wolk. y large travelling crane mas
peen ccnStfucted Ior swinging the
steer ana several pieces OF steer Iol
the upright part or the Drldge nave
been put III position Inc aDutmen'
on the west END Is nearly hnished
a large number of spectators,
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The Souto Furniture Co.. which had
occupied the plant of the Randolph
Building Co. for several years. ceased
operations here last Saturday The
same ga! siN car-lodus Oh machinery
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p. Rate moved his barber hop
Monday from Ryther building to the
south side of the former printing of
flee of Selleck & Davis. The room va
Gated by him will be made the up
street office of the Western Union
Telegraph company, TO be managed by
j, A. Bardwell. The idea of having a
branch Office of the telegraph company
on Main street was suggested long
time ago. but it was not considered
fayorably by the company as at that
time Mr.. Bardwell had charge OF all
the railroad telegraph business. The
handling Of the railroad telegraphing
in the freight office leaves way clear
for establishing an Office on the street
for transient business.
rho truth Of tho statement that tho
Y NJ r C+ar conrse of enter+ ain.
of making money will be patent to all