Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-29


Harold c. Holland went Wednesday
morning on a business trip to Boston
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Robertson are spend
ing the week in Philadelphia and New
York.
Rev Mr. Cutler of East Janrey will
occupy the Unversalst pulpit next sun
day morning.
Edward Stebbins is spending a few
weeks with his daughter, Mrs w. s. Kim
ball, in Boston.
l.. f. Lscom who has been i'll the past
three months. was in the village for the
first time Friday.
Ralph Carey and family have moved
from the Wise block to the house owned
by him on Canal street
The New York Specially company is
booked to appear at the opera house to-
morrow. Saturday, evening.
e. w. Harvey has given up his place in
the Bliss meat market and gone to Ber-
nardston, where he will engage in sim
liar work.
c. f. Policy fell while piling wood Tues
day. putting his right wrist out of joint.
brusing his face and giving him a bad
shaking up generally
The base ball season was opened al Riv-
erside park Fast day. Brattleboro team
playing local nine. The game was won
by the visitors. IS to 6.
MIS-. nuH l. W." idS oee -, H..
81 10, r-IW ''Iu 9,''.l.S Ia -,
to live with her daughter.
Miss Lizzie Robertson went to Boston
Saturday to spend two or three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Nat Butler while
Mr. Butler is absent in the South.
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William koyce mas eNcnahEed ms mouse
on Iodd mn LOT H. II. N""Ioh farm %"
chestnut mn MI Nt"'"u VIII NOV
IRON the farm IN anout TWO weeks nu'
NI. royce n'9 an
+. T. Kinds mas pouEnt ol beorS" i,l'tH
or Hrattlcboro Inc fhllllP l'aiIrN l'Ih
at North HlnSdale Tor >N'o- ne larn
contains $50 acres The buildings on II
were burned nearly two years ago
There will be "A meeting Of sheridan Re-
lief corps Tuesday afternoon. May 2. at
$50 o CLOCK. II Is necessary 'hat tner.
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business T.! "' u"''9'0'
MISS bertha Lewis mas i'Slcneu u''
position as orEanlst at the ''nEl'Sa-
tonal church. She went Monday To bos-
| ton where she VIII STUDY music al the
New England Conservatory.
sheridan Woman's Relief corps has
accepted an invitation To take dinner with
Henry H. Johnson corps at Mortified ON
Friday. May 6. and also to attend their
regular meeting III ''' "''eI moor"
Rev. Father DeNoY ot tireenNlHe con
Quoted the service at 81. Joseph church
| sunday keN' - { Ling WI" mas peeh
suffering from rheumatism several weeks
being still unable to attend To ms duties
Tie large barn on the old town farm
at the south part Of the town caught fire
| about II o'clock Friday. and before noon
nothing was left but the stills The barn
contained three or four tons Of hay. l25
! bushels Of oats and lot Of farming
too's. the loss was about S>oo' Inc harh
was insured
The annual meeting Of the ladies'
! missionary society was held at the Con-
gregauonal parsonage THURSDAY after
noon. supper WAS served at $50 clock
after which social hour was passed.
| As each member was privileged to bring
| one guest, good number of outside
friends enjoyed the social.
Dr w = Fav killed y largo bird We'd
rasdo,. ,,lo,,irc Witch ma alraadv bear
,,o,,mdad nv n shot and was 1oating
| dow tho Asbualot river Tho Doctor
is undecided whether his prize is an
eagle or an osprey, but is inclined to be
lieve it is the latter The bird measures
| five and one-half feet from tip to tip Of
the wings. Mrs. c. :. Fay is mounting il
and it will be n handsome addition to
our collection of specimens of the feath-
cred tribe.
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~ ~ a,.enirG A. a r,ottor ~ fact ~,
da+e wos tba birtbdav anniversar,
NJ neither Mr. or Mrs bridge. hut n,
his came earlier in the week. and hers z
week later. ii was thought best to hav,
the celebration midway between the two
Darnis ling 60 died SATURDAY. NJ ~,
howe 81 he Con Pev n O Inc from
aonara1 reatnese TIa was notiva -
G-nisanrv I.oiand but ~ the age of 70,
80 ,,.itb 10 fatba,s fa,,,i1,, 70 L-irs,,o,.
Cariodo ~ ia IN Cana1a ,,ntiI 1901
s;noe yrban HE nome has baan With hi
co. d., Eatbar Iirg ne Vie u,o
1Tar,a,.at Quinn 70 ,,,bor, he v.os mar
riaI ir 1s1S Wire children we've horn .
-, of whom, ave survive The IN
,arni u,as beId ar 81 Iosenb,s cburc
TTos1o,, ia tto burioi yros IN tho Do
r,an Cotbolic cemetery
man
The trial of Oliver Patenode for man
slaughter which took place at keene las
week, was OF mucn interest thIoushou