Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-12-18

All men and boys are invited to attend
the Bible class meeting in the Y NJ. G.
A. rooms Sunday at o'clock to study the
life of Christ.
Whist was played at six tables at the
Vermont Wheel club rooms Tuesday
evening. The prizes were won by w. II.
Perry and J. l.. Stewart with scores of
30 and 26 respectively.
George T.. Richards, formerly landlord
at the American House, has bought an
interest in the Avery hotel and annex
an establishment with 800 rooms at Mt
Clemens Mich. a famous health resort
Robert William Long, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. John f. Long, died of bron-
chial pneumonia Friday afternoon at IL |
Cedar street. The child was born oct |
q, and had been i'll "A week or more. The |
burial was i'm the Roman Catholic Gem |
etery Sunday at 1890 o'clock
The Brattleboro Private school closed |
today for "A vacation of two weeks. IL |
will reopen Monday. Jan 4, unless some |
of the prevalent diseases gain foothold |
among the pupils. Thus far the school |
has been fortunate in not having case
of scarlet fever or dphtheria.
The IIolderness and Concord, y. H..
High school basket ball teams played
at plymouth. n. H., on Thursday night
of last week, the IIolderness team win
ming "a to 90. Percy Henley played
right guard for the Holderncss team
and made a goal from the floor
The village schools which opened Mon
day with about the usual attendance,
will close for the Christmas holiday ON
! Vodrcsd,v Dec % openinp again on
! the Monday following. The Thursday
| holiday is given In place of Friday, Jan.
| l. as the schools will not close on That
day.
Depositions were taken Monday i'm the
| Office of Judge Waterman in n land dam
age case growing out of the building Of
the White River Valley electric railroad
from Bethel to Rochester. Testimony
was given by Receiver Rufus H. Sawyer
and Frank f. Paige of Boston. Judge
Waterman appeared for the railroad and
| w. Il. c. Stickney of Bethel for the claim
ants.
The Y. NJ. C. A. basket ball team has
| Scheduled games as follows: with shell
hume Falls M Sbelhurne Falls Doc -.
Win Turner's Falls at Rrattleboro Jan Q;
,,.it, tho Irniversitv of Vermont at Brat
tlehoro Ian 90 or 81 Return games also
bovo been urornised hut the dates have
not heon decided upon Correspondence
with toams in various other places is in
nropr,ss
pircbor, cb,pter order of Eastern
c,ar olnctod theea oe,cers Tuesday rya-
rtnc. w NJ Mrs carrie l. Hamilton.
w p IviIiior u Virtop. A NJ Mrs
Ci,r, prucn. conductor Mrs Fran
as y uorton. q Mrs Sarab
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Mrs. Sally lrouty celebrated her "lth
birthday anniversary Tuesday AT her
home at Oscar Smiths. Her daughter.
Mrs Wolcott of Greenfield was present
f and many friends called to extend con-
> gratulations and bring rememberances
1 OF MOWERS ana lru,t' as wen as n'' T SUI
Stan'l.i t"Ne,ia ~, =, ,i,,,i ,,, a.
e~iS pi e''' .ara ,,,on,, thn ,,i..
4 ,uu9''''e ''O''' '''9
Thirteen states were represented AT th'
e thlrd annual meetinS OF 'he Auuupo'
societies OF the united states held re
Gently IN fhiiaueIpilla' ne represent q,
A 1--WE from NeInioht wis III - -
d Davenport OF 'ra.tleporo: ne IePorH
showed luhu Oh S'''ooHo At me ulS
> posal OF the committee 'he t"thIns Nt"t
# ana the onlV EXPENSE W "ihO, III III SUI
= eues are pIeugeu Is the sum W Srru, neC
f essary lor clerlcal w"rh' NJ ~
& the chairman OF the coHi'l''''e'' s'e
a MS services
The Criterion club of Boston. which vii
e give one OF their attractive ENTERTAIN
r ments IN 'he Auultorluil on the eNe,'''H
If OF Jan !, VIII present SoHie ile'ii ~"
IS Lucy Splhhey' lur Severn years P'S'
n ineinner Oh Ahella hllsn'nn t'P|mY
= put formerly " ineilpeI vi .ne o,u"' %,
VIII pay leI olu pau =" Wv, W '"','
n Muht' - ~" n,'"lL'l W NV -, ~
NJ pipeII NS"l"i, WI eNS ~. -,
performances VI 'ilelS u"
!. nlt'iest "iti; Nr. huEa" an" HiI9
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: ihpersonatlo III ne ,VuS I, lN'"cl
a. Arthur sawyer Hnu HdIH"o ol''' WI
,r appear Ill each Vi '"e '''ee pays
l. compromise settlement has been ef
fected this week for $4,000 i'm the suit IA
40 $4,000 damages brought by DR. Charlie
70 $. Severance against the Central Yer
mont RaII"ay company III 'i'e oull ol
a county 'hoS'o"' cUu''' ~, ,eNcinl :,
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On "anNSsi,iilS nay -. "i ,i5 l''l
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I, te SAINT 'lle, was 'creuuS P"'" Nl-o
A. lie Iehtrai vermont h"H"aE coihP"l
RS mas also arrange Il Se''leire.,t III tt'v SUI
Oh FoooV WIN Ni'S, f-llll,' w my vi 10
IN ueooro' WHO "as ilJuieu near WtSt i'uii
e. nieiS 9ep''- ~ l'ol' y cai HPPeu o''
rk on Il curve anu sSNer"l people SuSt,i"e
ne injuries Wo OF thiee o'iler PERSONS nav
L. peen palu uaniaseS ior injuries receive
of III the Same "c'."e"''
ly The eXemplification of the third an
MS fourth degrees by a degree team of
to members from Protective Grange, No. >
re of Brattleboro, occupied the entire ever