Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-18

Mrs Harry Hodgkius will open her
lres~makiug rooms ou Sept 21. after "a
vacation of six weeks.
Bcauseaut Commadery. knights Tenn
plar. conferred the Temple and Malta de
srccs ON TWO candidates Wednesday
evening
The reserved seat sale Of tickets for
.Av y. NJ. G. y. Star course will begin at
. clock "a. IN. on Saturday of next
week. az the association rooms.
Beauscant Commandery. knights Tenn
lar viii begin drills soon for field day at
Claremont Oct.I They have engaged the
FIRST Regiment band for the field day.
The annual rally day service in the
Baptist Bible school will Doe held Sept
.. Miss Ella d. McLaurin of fremont
Temple who has charge of the young
Baptist Missionary Union, will be the
speaker.
\ meeting of those Interested i'm or
ganizing "a football team will Ice held in
the y NJ G. y. rooms next Monday even
ing at 30 o'clock. 1t is hoped that there
may be- large Attendance in order that
some decisive action may be taken. SeN-
erll ohall nges already have been re-
ceNed.
Tho members of the Junior department
of the Conversational Sunday school
. menu n tllli l|l l'Ntli = I'tlk from 10
o'clock Wednesday, accompanied 10y
the superintendent. Mrs. F. W Kucch.
ana Miss Alice Holden and Miss Ella
Waite The teachers served ice cream as
. 81 surprise to the children. The occasion
was thoroughly enjoyed
Daniel Manning. otherwise known as
. Dummy was arrested 10y Policeman
ThaNer "Wednesday afternoon for intoNi-
cation. tie was under Durham Brothers
/ new building ON the railroad Mr.. ThaNer
gave him ride up To the Main street
/ level ON DInham Brothers elevator and
/ he was carried thence to the lookup. He
/ pleaded guilty to second Offense NcStor-
/ day and Justice Newton fined him $lj
ana costs, which WAS paid by his brother,
The Catholic Union will meet tonight to
see what can be done with reference To
securing new quarters. j. g. t'llery has
/ asked the l Mon To vacate the rooms they
now occupy in Ullcry building as he
wishes To- make one of them the office of
the New England Farmer and will lease
the others to :. /. lioughton of Putney,
who Will move his business connected
with the. lIolStcin-Friesan Register u
BrHulchoro. Mr.. Houehton will continue
To live IN putney.
\ village corporation building for the
. accommodation of ,he village officers and
+ possibly others. Is one of the possibilities
/ of the near future. Several of the i'm
Uhtnlltl citizens or the village during
the past week have expressed themselves
as favorable 70 "A plan to propose such
"a building. and it is not improbable that
4 steps Will be taken before long. 1t is
suggested that such building should
contain police court room, steel cells
offices for the baiiins chief of polite
| village clerk ana others 1t is estimated
that thc cost would be 5000 to 5000.
These officers were elected Tuesday
night at the annual meeting of Fort
hummer colony of Pilgrim Fathers, held
in Grand Army hail: Governor, George
stone, lieutenant governor, Mrs. George
Stone; secretary, A. j. Currier; collector
Mrs Nellie NJ, Morris; treasurer, d. w
Tcnney; chaplain, T.. l.. Parker; sergeant
at arms Mrs y. j. Currer; deputy ser
geant at arms, Edward Hobart; sentine
of the inner gate. c. NJ, Smith; sentne
of the outer gate, w. G. Norris; trustee
for three years, r. l.. Parker These
officers will he installed in The Crane
Army han on Tuesday evening. oct &
ly Deputy Supreme Governor, Thomas
Clarity, Of Maiden, Mass. The installa,
tion will be open to the public anC
entertainment and refreshments will b,
furnished,