Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-28

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The First Regiment band will give
the next concert Of its series Wednos-
day evening i'm Estoyville.
About IL members Of Wantastiquet
lodge Joined the odd Fellows eNcur-
sion from Bellows Falls to Lake
George yesterday.
Rev. w. w. Hooper. poetcr Of the
Universalist church. will return from
his vacation this week and the church
will be opened Sunday.
f. S. Clark, of the firm Of Clark &
Durkee. grocers. is spending his va
cation with his wife and daughter at
KattsNll Bay, Lake George.
Willis Grswcld, in making his an.
nual trip to North Dakota. superintend-
ing the harvesting on his ranch there,
will be accompanied by his son, Stan
ley.
Miss Stella Durham, a graduate of
Bellows Falls High school and for sew
cral years a teacher in neighboring
towns. will act as saleswoman this
year in u. F. Pollard's dry goods store.
Mrs. Jennie Powers. agent of the
Vermont Humane society, went to
Leyden, Mass, Friday to visit a family
who were in a filthy condition. She
entered complaint to the Massachu-
setts society
The Junior Sunshine society will
held their annual fair next Wednesday
from $50 to $50 at the home of Mrs.
f. \ Starkey, No. Oak street. Cake,
homemade candy and fancy articles
will be for sale
rortv-+broe ticl,ats vere sold at tbp
local station for the ovonrsion to Lake
curo,,cn l,.t SUNDAY Notwitb.tor1-
inr tho heavy rain TUESDAY morning
tS5 tir,fts wore sold for me Dlocl5
Island excursion that day
Miss Jennie RYDER left Wednesday
for DAYTON. Ohio. where She will enter
q training school for nurses. She was
accomnaniod as far rs Niagara Falls
Inv her grandmctber. Mrs. F. p. Ball.
Both will ston there a few DAYS.
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ApouI 2oo men are rNPtcleu u "l'
pen III .ne i'"pui D'f P"i due' Nn''n
and pass through the principal streets.
There will be picnic and athletic
sports at Barber park i'm the afternoon.
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The sixth wear of the Brattleboro
Private school will open Monday
morning at o'clock The special
feature Of this school is its shorthand
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Shoeman Shea has exhibited in his
window the w. S. Douglas shoes which
he offered to the leader in batting in
the local league. and also the averages
of the five heaviest hitters-L. Allen
ass. Tucker .S55. Waite 1852. Stolte
.347. and Monroe .347-as figured from
the scores in The Phoenix. A small
Dol s'ichi WhIrh terms d paIl OIL 'he
"isP'"!' % idpe'ieu Ai'e" Dat
w. w. Dodge. emploved in the Rut.
/ land railroad companv's ward % wears.
sustained a serious injury Friday In
climbing to the TOP of a freight car his
head was struck by a protection from n
building. as the train moved through
the ward and he was thrown 70 the
ground. One foot struck under tbe
wheels and was chr nearly off The
homes we're so bodlv crushed that the
leg had TO he animated a little below
the knee. AT present Mr. Dodge is
comfortable
Irene Spauldirg = daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. n. Spaulding of az Elliot
street. died Monday after a weeks III.
nes with cholera infantum. The fin
neral was held at the house at 100
o'clock Wednesday. Rev. E. O. s. Os.
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