Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01

Mrs w. f. Neal will have her miil-
merry opening next week Friday and sat
urdaN april and 8.
S. w. Edgett Il CO. have sold for John
Cook his farm in Hinsdae to t. NJ.
Dodge of Wlliston, this state.
rhc annual business meeting of the
Baptist society for hearing reports and
/ election of officers will lie held Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock.
The Pilgrim Fathers will hold card
party i'm Grand Army hall Tuesday evel
ming, April .. Members are requested to
bring their friends. Refreshments will be
served.
Arthur V. u. Piper of jamaica formerly
of Brattcboro. has announced himself MS
/ Il candidate for the Office of states at
toney for Windham county Cor the com
ing term
Louis \. Grcgg's crockerv store i'm
Greenfield is i'm the hands of receiver
foreclosure proceedings having bcvn u.-
stigdted by the .reditorS. 1t is understood
/ that Mr. Gregg viii soon enter the employ
OF Charles Han Of Springfield. Mass
/ y new local concern is the Henry II
Conlaud company, advertising agents of
Brattleboro, which proposes to make use
of a select list of Vermont papers. II. G.
Rice is president of the company. Henry
II. Cunland treasurer, and q. +. Mosher
secretary.
! The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c.
\. viii hold their 18th annual meeting
i'm the parlors of the association rooms
/ Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock The an
uual reports election of officers and
/ payment Of dues will Ne the business of
the afternoon.
The Daughters of Pocahontas will give
/ calico masquerade dance in Red Mems
han Monday evening, April 4. Leitsingers
orchestra will furnish music for dancing
from to > o'clock Refreshments of ice
cream, cake and coffee will be served All
are cordially invited.
col. John Hunt. pension attorney. has
been notified of the granting of an
original pension to Evene NJ Lawrence
of Winchester, reissue To II. q. Twitchell
/ of Townsheud. ana increases for Martin
Y. T. sleeper of Putney. George II. Kins-
man of Winchester ana Edwin :. John
son of Bondville.
Theodore Roberg. who formerly was a
blacksmith in Wllliams's carriage shop.
was arrested by Chief-of- Police Han
Monday night for INVESTIGATION. Justice
Newton fined him IS and costs Tuesday
morning. but he was unable to pay and
so was given an alternative sentence of
10 days in Newfane Jail.
y delegation of members Of Sedgwick
post q. A. r.. went to West Dummerston
Tuesday to attend the funeral of S w
EsteY. The bearers were Oman Prescott
Il. j. Knowiton, Roscoe Fisher, Frank
StocNwell, Lewis Lynde and II. f. Taylor
| The -four last named were in the same
company with Mr.. Fstey and Col. Taylor
and Mr.. Lynde We're tent mates with him
Paul May, 90 of Union City, Conn.
nephew of Mrs. George H. Han of Brat
tleboro, died in a hospital in Waterbury
last week as the result of an operation.
I no asal
! survived by his parents and one brother
Robert, of New Britain. He was young
man of genial disposition and was re-
spected by all who knew him.
The fourth annual meeting of the Wan
tastiUuet Golf club Will b. held In the
Brooks House parlor Wednesday evening
April {, at 100. The club has largely
reduced ITS Indebtedness during the past
year its total liabilities being only about
$500 The club has property i'm the club
house, mower rollers, etc. to an esti-
mat ID value Of $3.50. The cost of bringing
the grounds to their present condition is
placed at about $500 and of building the
two tennis courts at $3.50.
\ cablegram. much delayed in trans
mission. was received ON Sunday from
Damascus announcing that Mrs Lewis
Il. Patton, wife Of Prof Lewis Il. Patton
of Hartford Theological seminary and
daughter-in-law of Robt. l.. $ Patton of
i}rattlchoro. had been killed by fan Fl Il.
her horse while exploring in Decapolis.
Palestine. with her husband. who is this
year director of the American school of
archaeology at Jerusalem The partic-
ulars of the sad occurrence have not been
received.
b"Nlu ~ r.iilot' mas pousht inc hard-
ware STORE Ul lhe hartford hardware com
PahN III w hlte hlNef Junction ana VIII
go theie HVN' week TO take charge OF the
business MI Elilott mas peen mead clerk
ipI d. r. M'lIeu the past TWO ana one-half
years ana previous To coming here lived
III 81 -NIoahS Il years tie mas mai"
many warm lrlendS mere VINO VIII regret
ms ueparlurt' MI f.Ilott Is one OF the
mos WIueIN known memhers "i the Ma
S"ilc fraternity III IN" state having hllrd
Arch cbopt.r Inc nast t,,,, ,-,,o',s
ne Once work oi tle hrdttieporo over
an 'oilpaNN VIII ne done IN fpS-
ION Hl'or inns Week ana no ONE" force
VIII ne malhialned IN Hratl"horo. Here
tuIore tllS work mas hctn carried ON by
W. II HeyWood' treasurer ana Miss
l'aIpifa Murphy. MI Haywood being
deSlrous oil going ON the road to look
aIie' me llrm business, the treasurer
SNIP OF the company mas been transferred
To George w ID ArcN oi Boston. the former
president. ana Mr. Haywood has been
inade president. MI ID Arcy Will direct
the once work receiving regular re-