Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-30

The sewing circle OF the swedish l.qth-
cran church will meet i'm the church par
Ions this. Friday, evening.
The ladies' Enterprise society will meet
with Mrs John IIenkel on Estey street
next Thursday afternoon at o'clock
The ladies' circle of the Cniversalst
church will meet in the church parlors
next Thursday afternoon. baked bean
supper will be served at els.
The annual meeting of the Canal street
Book club will bc held at the home Of
Mrs. II. f. Brooks next Thursday evening.
The meeting will be called to order at
100.
st. Ceciia's Altar society of st. Mich
aels Roman Catholic church will have an
entertainment of music, tableauX, etc, in
Grange hall Saturday evening, Hal
lowe On.
Ethan Allen lodge, n. H. o. r.. win give
box supper I'm Red Mems hall next Tues
day evening. The ladies viii furnish
boxes The supper will be followed by "a
dance. Everybody is invited.
A special train carrying eNcursionists
from the Northern part of the state to
New York over the New London Northern
division of the Central Vermont railroad
passed through here Tuesday afternoon.
The tuberculin test was applied to
George r.. Crowclls herd of cattle the
last of last week by veterinary repre-
senting the state cattle commission. Six
Of the cattle responded to the test and
were slaughtered this week
MIR and Mrs Herbert f. Bruce of For
est street delightfully."- entertained the
Forest street book club and their fami-
lies Tuesday evening. The company
numbering IL, spent the evening enjoy
ing games and refreshments.
Three days of severely cold fail weather
have been followed 10y Indian summer
mildncss Snow lakes were in the air
a. ri
OF the state genuine snow storms were
| reported. About three inches of snow fell
/ in Weston,
Miss Alyrua Walkers Sunday school
class in the tniVerslnst church met with
Miss Gertrude Barker Thursday evening.
/ The time was spent pleasantly with music
/ and games. Refreshments were served.
/ the ncAt meeting Will be- with Miss Ken
/ needy on Main street.
All those who would like to have
I choral society established in BratteDoro,
I whether they would JOIN the chorus or
/ not. are invited to meet in the Baptist
/ yrStrv at \ O'Clock next Wednesday
/ evening. 1t Is hoped that all who are in
terested will make a special effort to be
present. There Is AN opportunity To Sc
cure the services of "A skilled conductor
b from out of town.
/ Joel @. Tyler of l.cominstcr, who in 1891
was sentenced to ive years in tine Worces-
ter county Jail in Fitchburg, for the en-
go, - ~ b,. n.,, n.rdnned
/ by President Roosevelt The funds were
returned to the bank at the time of ry-
/ lers arrest Tyler lived in Brattleboro u
short time about 20 years ago lie was
prominent in the Red Men : fraternity.
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Brattleboro people VIII regret That
decided To move away from hrattleboro'
Al the present time MISS How" Is NlsltlhS
her sister in Indianapolis ana MT. Howe
is in Brattleboro, having come from New
/ York to give instruction To some OF ms
. pupils. They Will live in New YORK on
account of the superior advantages which
/ the metropolis oilers Tor the Utilization
of their musical talents, but for the pres
. cnt, probably during the winter. Mr..
/ Howe Will come to Brattleboro at regular
/ interNa To- give musical instruction.
An audience which filed two thirds of
I the Auditorium was bored without inter-
mission during the first part Of the Minis
/ trcl show given 10y the w : Cleveland
comuany Wednesday evening Every
/ thing was crude. The costumes looked
4 secondhand linen leans the performance
lacked snap. the singers were husky. and
me iokes were ancient or inanr The
second part. however. contained some re-
deemiug features Cowpcr and Kelley
/ executed some clever dancing specialties
Harry Rovd gave a funny monologue. and
the BARROW trio performed daring and
marvellous feats on hicvcles
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