Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-15
BRATTLEBORO.

BIN GEbONOs
Mrs. Lucy Sargent will have charge of
the program for the next meeting of Pro-
tective Grange Wednesday evening. April
30.
A. V Mays agency has sold the w. II.
Kinson house on Clark street to Patrick
Fleming. who will have it put in good
condition at once.
The ladies' missionary and aid society
of the Baptist church will hold their an
nual meeting in the chapel at o'clock
Thursday afternoon, April 81
Arthur l.. Maynard will speak at the
gospel meeting in the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms
Sunday at o'clock. cordial invitation
is extended to all men and boys.
A four year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. August johnson of Crosby street
died Wednesday night of diphthera. The
burial in Prospect hill cemetery.
A meeting of the Sewing Women's as
ISOLATION will be held at Festival hall
Tuesday evening April 10, at 40 o'clock.
All interested are requested to attend.
James b, Randoll. real estate agent,
has sold for Mrs. Ella Holton her house
at Organ street to p. F. Crown and his
son. F. G. Crown, who bought for an in
vestment.
The w. C. Il. l.. held a business meet
ing yesterday afternoon. At the meeting
next week Thursday at o'clock at the
Y. NJ. c. \. rooms Rev. Henry A. Good
hue will speak
Mrs. Elizabeth b. Davenport has Civ
en- to the Brattleboro Home for the Aged
and Disabled her house on High street,
subject to an annuity to be paid to her
luring tho rest of her lifa
The American House, which has been
run the past SeNeltl mohths by l. I. lur-
to George Danvnw Who VIII take nos
session Nta, IIa viii annly for a IL
- if''
y plea of guilty to the charge of grand
larceny was entered Wednesday evening
by q. II. Boorn, charged with taking a
coil OF copper pipe from the Brattleboro
Jelly company. The pipe was found in
freight car having been sold to NJ Black,
junk dealer. The respondent went to
NeW1ane IN default OF pail IN the sum OF
5000
uilam laNIor, tramp VINO pesgeu
loi money from various People WeuIeS
uaS, was diIcS'eu ~ Ni'lel- ~. ollVc nan
Wednesday evening anu was iouSeu III lHe
loch-uP ne Pie"ue" SuiitS W nc Iloi Se
vi HdSrHhcH yesterday Ihot'IhS' peioIe
'uStiSe t>eWto'i' anu "'9 9en'viiocu " 'M'
hon'hS III the mouse HI CORRECTION IN Hu'-
i'''u ""SlV ne was ''N'' "H Oiiioi nan
The following changes have taken place
recently i'm the BrattebOrO Private school:
Miss Carrie Adams who took the teach
ers course, passed the examinations for
teachers and has been given position in
district No. 13, Guilford Miss Alice EeS
has entered St Marys school at Concord,
n. II. Miss Angie Person went Monday
to complete her shorthand course at AL
bany business college. and Miss Maude
Bastan, who has been taking the same
course expects to attend a business col
lege soon.
The dates for the next concert by the
Choral Union are Tuesday and Wednes-
day May Il and IS. The program for the
second evening will be entirely different
from the first nights program. Soprano,
contralto and tenor solosts from out of
town will take part, +. II. Miller taking
the baritone solos. Frank II. Brasor gave
a rOllicking solo and encore at the re-
hearsal this week and received hearty APP
plause. +. II. Crane. editor of the Re-
former, will sing during the intermission
next Wednesday evening.
Tho l,st asser,bI,. II, tho so,ia, of e,.o
arrangad nv. In, n ra,.,o, ,,.a, tiI T.;
The Broo,Es uomsa diring ,oo,,, ,r'asda -,
evening and VS. ottandod hv hot y
colInIes If was a 6ttinfT closo 70 a ,.o,.,,
aniovabla sario. ana .1,rnasead OH 49,,
others in tho extent and haantv of tba
decorations O,,et 5oo E,stor IiIias sbi,,,ad
fo, The r,,rnoso fron, tbo pa,,,,',5 1,,, 20
,,etber win naIr,etto and 5000 naIrns ,,a,a
distributed where they gave the utmost
effectiveness, streamers of green and
white We're suspended from the chande-
, liers, the walls We're hung with Turkish
and Persian rugs. and the front of the
stage was draped in white with a leaf
green lamberquiu. The members of Lett
singers orchestra We're seated on the
stage behind a bank of palms. JTpho-
stored furniture gave the room a decided
ly home-like appearance. An Easter
lunch was served in the reception room
,rba fret saIao+r,or tbo too,+t a,,,
tho constable and tbe o,.ersaa, % no
moor al Of C,bosta, and NJ i,,it ID
pou,ors of RrattIahoro LI,,,,' - -
t.isited . Rrool,s for,il,' IN 49,, VI
needay on tbe road frorl 80 Chas+a,. 20
dovar +ba nopditio, 81 -, ~ H.
nat of tho PnII for,iI,, ~, U"iifn, " t,,,a
,,aors ago in ,,noioanii,. 80 - 49, vs.
tba biIdran "'' ri anu vi
the narants ana CIV MA; mr. &
ents were gi,.an n do,,s IN ,,,hio,, 20 20 i
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