Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-02-05

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the annual March meeting has been posted
in the town hall corridor
Misc Nina t,,,rt b,s hougbt n restaurant
i'm Laconia. n. II. She will finish work
today in Halls restaurant and her mother
and brother will accompany her to La
coma.
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l,as,,ins tho norsion hurn,u has allowed
tha ciai,, nr Ntrs Ip,iiv II Emerson of
prattiehoro at the rntc of IS npr month
from April 22, 1901.
rbn b,u 4, CONGRESS- fl troduccd bv Con
,,,,ssmon ttastins to increase the men
Sion Of Jnsephine G. Chase of Brattleboro,
has PASSED both Houses and gone to the
President for ms approval
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p, ueIe WI pg " neul,uS ,I.3 ~ ~ ~
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Davenport against the CARPENTER Organ
| company and Geo f.. Crowell.
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Another big string of pickerel was
brought from Round pond the first of the
week by Charles Cakes and his son and
! Oh Irles Barrett and George Barker They
| had 81 fish, of large uniform size, sew
eral weighing more than two pounds
each.
| A fox chased nv two dogs ran throuph
Williams street Sunday. An attempt was
made to tbro,y fine does off fine scput hy.
filling the tracks of the fox with fresh
snow but they were not long deceived
and were soon in hot pursuit. The out
cone OF the chase is not known put 1t Is
! thought that the toX escaped.
The Uncle Toms Cabin" revival which
win he soon at the Auditorium tomorrow
evening is said to be the most expensive
and elaborate Offering ever made of the
great plaV I'm America The comnanv
numbers over go members, while the
scenic eauipment is of such variety that
two special 7O-foot cars are required for
it's TRANSFORMATION
r D. f Stowe won six prizes with his
six silver duckwirg game bantams AT the
Manchester poultry show last week. get
ting first and second on pullet first and
second on hen ana first and second on
cockcrel. During the season Mr. stowe
exhibited at four shows having a total
of 20 entries on which he won 20 prizes
10 firsts, nine seconds and one third.
Secretary Reed of the Y. NJ. G. A. ex-
tends a general invitation to the ladies
to attend the meeting in the association
rooms Sunday afternoon. 1t is a de-
partuIe rom lue uSun' custom 10 nave
4 lilNcu auuIence d. the u CLOCK meet
| l'S, anu II Is hopeu ttlat tHe innovation
/ VIII open the way 10 o'her tnee'lneS ~
'he klhu occaslohalN' ~ W, Nlpur'
envoy Oh the SalNatioh Army VIII lead the
meeting ana the bratleporo mule quartet
| VIII sing.
The street parade which Al. w Mar
! tin uses as an advertisement for his
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represent n large outlay of capital than
| that invested bv other managers on their
entire offering. The parade reaches one
quarter OF mile in length and contains
| charlots, Tom thumbs carriage. floats.
a tally-ho, 80 ponies and horses oxen
purros ana donkeys' blood-hounds. two
brass bands Creole ladies' drum corps
ana Wangdoodle pickaninnies.
MANY horsemen throuphout the state
remember "Gil Curry" the gray ghost 3"
This horse driven nv the late 1Unrn''
Brock of st. Johnsbury. was the greatest
canIpaigner of the half mile tracks in
New England several wears. had n mari,
of 2OaE and established track records
in Brattleboro. Woodstock and several
other towns title has been heard ab,ut
Gil Curry for Soma tipoa but Iast ,voaL
the old horse was brought out on the
speedway IN boston and IN repeated
iuSheS lcu an vi lle supposed CRACKS.
4 special meeting of the stockholders
of the National Novelty corporation viii
be held i'm Jersey CITY next "Wednesday to
act on the resolution of the board of di-
rectors to reduce the Capitalization of the
corporation from so 900 shares of pre-
ferred stock and $4,000 shares of com
mon stock par value 800. to % 900 shares
of preferred stock and 20, 900 shares of
common stock par value 800. So far as
can he learned this will not effect the
value of the stock already issued. which
amounts to one-half of the Capitalization
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| Ga "a 60 ." OPP ','s
NJ, "o9'' N""u'S eNeHI"S' was me
team in the famous series Of Games
against RrattIehoro unwards or = lid
ago He was q sure hack ston and ,,or,.
onicl; and accurate tbrower ond oftar
leaving Northamntor ana 49,, mo-
ressinnol engaga,pents ha,ro ui,,, tbo
Washineton and Cincirnoti ol',i', IA
otbor strone, o,,,r.alr,tiars LIZ anu
| toinad o. -, T'o'.a,aI -
rhio.h i,I,n,,rnS IT,, s1a,i, sealS ago
nlavnr and his s,,iat5, sano,'o5 ',,, as -
',I,u .'o ,ooMeu sool uiter
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Philo Van Dyke of McIndoes who has
charge of the logging operations of the
| Connecticut Valley Lumber company
says the cut of logs of the com
| pany this season will be about so
| 600 900 feet, which is being made
| in the Colebrook and Indian stream region
|