Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-15

interior China. spoke at the Baptist
church yesterday afternoon and evening
before a large audience, many of whom
came from outside this village. Various
other speakers contributed to make 1t a
genuine missionary rally.
\ team load of mattresses and spring
beds owned by the Chase Furniture COM
pany were found to be on fire last Satur-
day while being driven to Charlestown
by Driver Tom Hindes They were
quickly unloaded and the team saved but
the load was entirely destroyed. The
fire is supposed to have been caused by a
spark from a passing locomotive
Fred II. Rabbit will build a modern resi-
dence for his own occupancy on the lot
on the corner of Henry and South streets,
formerly occupied by the residence of his
father. Frank G. Flint has bought a
lot with $50 feet front. on the west side
of Pine street. opposite the e. c. Fair
bank residence, it being a part of wnat
| has always been known as Williams Or
/ chard, an ideal location for first class
residence.
a hearing was held at the probate office
Tuesday, before the court commissioners
on the questions pertaining to land dam
age from the moving of the highway by
! the Boston & Maine road in the town OF
Westminster The commissioners were A
! L. Ranney of Westminster J. w. Melendy
of South Londonderry and o. +. Butter
field of Wilmington Some settlements
were made with the abutters, but it is
probable some cases will go to county
court for disposal.
ID. Tomasi. or as he is Familiarity known
here, Tommy Dominique who owns
the mercantile block at the head of the
square started last week from Mont
pelier where he lives to go to Italy. At
ter reaching New York he was enticet
into a saloon and drugged and robbed o
tPh MI
communicating with Montpelier bank!
. by telegraph he secured enough additions
funds to continue his journey and lef
10y the steamer on which he expected tC
sail
Misses Bertel Nellis, Edith O. Wether
bee, Bertha Wiggin and William d
. Hayes ana Edward G.. OsgOOd We're dele
gates from the Christian Endeavor so
ciety of the First CONGREGATIONAL church
. of this place. to the annual convention o
Black River Union Y. =. S. G. e, hell
in the Baptist church at Ludlow Wednes
day afternoon and evening. The Chris
I tian EndeaVor society of the Baptis
church of this place was one of two so
cieties in the Union which were not rep
resented.
Tuesday evening Holy Cross command
cry of knights Templar held their an
nual election of officers, the three prin
cpal ones being George f. Leland o
Wheeler oereroiiesi,,o. ana I1rod II
Rabbitt c,n+ain General Roy Tranrv 7
BaIlou of Chester was elected nreiate
and at his invitation the commandery vii
celebrate Ascension day next Sunday b.
tionai cb,rcb IN Cbeetcr mo Sir I<7,ig5t
ond io,,iog eroire, 49,, ~. srooioI trai,7 ~
|o15o ma rot,irnino az . o,clncl, II is ,roH
obIo tbo co,,,,oT,der,, viii t,,r, o,,+ r,,,it'
NH ronl,e
49,
votors 49, e. V.aIrnIo T,,osda,. I,ot
on no licarso c,cetion and tboso ub
Ma 90 ronort,d H. &C ono of tho NOS
li,io+ to,,,I ,,,a'tt,,r. boIi fo,. .lo,. -
efnr+ hoi,,,, n,a,ia on aitbar ia nj
ros,,1+ No, y ,,oto of on Voc o,,d too ~,
60 ne tnv.n viii ba,,n 1jconso ar,d ~
nI,r1he,. ~ sa1oons is n,,irnitod undor ~
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r,bila hotn ,bariosto,,., o,,,I Alsto,I ,,a,,
Ioroa ,,,aioritios for licensa W-batoyo
tbe conditionv in tho f,,t,ra MAJ. ~,
an. ~, ,,.o,.so NO., ~ 49, 49, -
,ba ri,.or in To,tb IvaInoin tbo n,,r,bo
tbera soor,i,,eI,. oIu,o,.s bo,,ire, hsar, ~
limited.
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| me services III lle ConsresG .l IoI,a
baptist anu MetHoIlS' cnurcnes 9ullu I
MeIG sNe" up ~ me N"t II., ie It
gennes smoke in the Baptist church. Re,
c. w. Morrow in the Methodist churc
, and Hon. NJ. ]. Tanning in the Congrega
: tional church. Rev. II. A. Wood ais
/, spoke at Gageville in the afternoon
: the evening a union service was held
the CONGREGATIONAL church. at which 81
perintendent Morrow of the Vernon
/, league and Superintendent Tanning
the Massachusetts league spoke tt
speakers were listened to with great a
: tention \ large number of pledges wei
!, made for monthly payments in aid of II
cause.
Regret is evnressed in all circles at n
decision of loci Fl HoIton. who has bee
the sl1nerintendent and manager since n
construction of the street railroad.
leave MS AT once Mr. Holton has hee
= a very courteous. ohliginr ana bar,
= | WORKING official in the interests Of n
/, nublic at large as well as of his roa,
> lis success since has been due in
. large measure also TO him Mr.. Hottie
\ and his vifa will 90 to ST Alhons who,
ne is to be the general manager and trea
urer of the St. Adams street Railwa