Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-08

go on sale next Monday morning at |
O'Clock at the box office.
The check list of voters to he used at
the coming village meeting Tuesday, May
8. has been posted i'm the town hall cor |
ridor
The baliffs are having the reservoir at
the foot of School street filed. 1t had !
been useless for fire purposes several
years
The annual meeting of the stockholders
/ f q George H. Lyons Granite company
will be held i'm the Brooks House next
/ Tuesday.
Bratteloro lodge No. 37S. New Eng
land order of Protection, will have sup
per and dance in Red Mems han Monday
/ evening, April is.
The last in the series of assemblies in
the Brooks House will be held next Tues
day evening. Easter lilies will be used
in decorating the dining hall
Il. c. Crosby. administrator of the G.
w. Wyman estate, has sold the brick ten
emcht building ON School street to L. +.
Crown and his son, Foster G. Crown.
The More Than Queen" company has
just finished long ana successful en-
gagoment in Montreal and is now on its
way back to New York to finish the sea
son.
The open season for trout fishing in
/ new IltInllSIlIt btEdu IiSt fIludN. StN-
eral anglers from Brattleboro have
brought i'm small strings this week but
the brooks are too high and cold for good
fishing.
The high school base ball team is
scheduled to open the season against Yer
mont academy at SaXtons River the 10th.
The boys will begin regular practice Mon
day. The makeup Of the team has not
been determined
\ division of the Choral Union for the
ladies chorus in "'rhe Holy city Will be
made at the rehearsal next Wednesday
evening. 1t is hoped that all the ladies'
will be present There was a large au-
dience at this weeks rehearsal. The
Centre church quartet sang two selections
during the intermission, which were much
enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pond Harris have
, issued invitations to the marriage of their
niece, Susan Harris Mather and Ernest
James Waterman, the event to take place
, at the Harris home, Seven Cables" in
, Rutland Wednesday evening. April 27
Capt Waterman will come home soon
from Washington. where he is assistant
clerk to the Senate committee on agricul-
, ture
? The Murray club held an interesting
I meeting in the Unversalist church par
! lors Tuesday evening. Miss Edith Farr
read some numerous SELECTIONS from Her
a Tailor made Gown" Miss Addle Warner
gave piano selection. Miss Warner and
a Miss Marion Knight sang a duet Mary
: and Martha" and the closing feature was
a cake walk, in which the participants
: were dressed to represent different kinds
/ of cake.
j Rev. G. Glenn Atkins of Burlington. one
. of the strong men of the Congregational
church In America, will speak i'm the Cen
l tire church next week every evening from
= Monday to Friday. Rev. Mr.. Atkins comes
wit nov aud oh,
congregations. Rev. Mr. Miles said in the
i, pulpit Sunday that II he could invite
- whomsoever he chose among all the Con-
- gregational ministers in the country
= there were very few whom he would in
+ vite in preference to Mr.. Atkins.
g. The verdict in the case of Mrs Abbie
J. Elliott of Richford against the Cana
dian PaSiic Railway company. which was
u that the plaintiff should recover $4,000
! for the death of her husband. will stand.
4 Judge Wheeler having overruled the mo-
" ton to have the verdict set aside 4
= hearing ON the motion was held in Brat
% tlcbOTO last we H. The case was tried
at the last term of the United States court
l. in Burlington. The action was brought
n to recover damages in the sum of S15. 600.
e The financial report of the village
r. for the year just ending will make
l. an excellent showing. There is about
p S275 on hand. ANA the work Of sewer build
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The annual meeting of the First Bap-
20 fist church was held "Wednesday avarin,,
" with about the usual attendance Th, TO-
y ports of the officers. committees ana or
p, ganizatfons connected with the ch,rcb
y were accepted and these officers wore
is elected: Dcacons To serve three y.,,.s I
y w. Hawlev and : Wilcox: trustee for
$. three wears j. GRAY Estcv. clorl, Fred (
Y. knight: collector. T. J. Eddy: treasurer
r. A. l.. Harris: auditor H. + g Toadt
p lady members of the prudential commit
T. tee Miss Mary f. Horton and NIrs :
: WILCOX The question Of music for tbo
l. coming wear was discussed at Some
81 length An effort will be made IN raise
% more money than usual for that nurnosa
J. M, ~
"V IN n.i!u.I ilv'',HE Oh lhe Nom-
.e a , ; y uNlIaIS To tilc l. NJ I. \. was held
a u'0"'s "'''I I'''"' t''' iePollS "l the an
Y lritn' V"llillilteeS showing the prosperity
l. r"JoS'" uuil"s inc past year. II was
If a"'cu ~ slNe 'ile l. NJ e ~ Sluo to aid
# III 9c'IllnS current expenses me follow