Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-22

tniC n rehearsal next Wednesday even
ing.
S. \. Daniels, agent for the Provident
Life 4 Trust company, has a desk i'm
f. ID. E. Stwoes office in Crosby block
Bingham chapter. order of Eastern
star, held "A stated convocation Tuesday
evening. Two candidates were initiated
sedswick Wonar's Relief corps has
accepted an invitation to meet with the
corps at Mortified 1T a regular meeting
May
+. b. Holman of Spofford. who drove
team between Brattloboro and Spot
ford lake last summer to carry daily and
sunday papers and mail, will start a
larger team this year about the goth of
June
Chief-of-Police Hall went to Rutland
sunday night with Edward Lombard and
Lewis O'Mara ioboes. who were SEN
fenced Saturday by Justice Newton to 30
days in the house of correction for va
grancy
Crosby & Adams have engaged f. H..
Chester of Boston as manager of the
Brooks House. beginning May 1. when
Manager II. w. Eddy's resignation wil
take effect Mr. Chester is hotel man
of wide experience.
The High school chorus will sing for
their friends Monday evening, April p. in
the high school room at 80 o'clock No
admission will be charged. and all who are
Interested in the work are cordially in
vitcd tn be present.
The Central Vermont official locomotive
st. Lawrence" and the official car
Mansfield" brought some of the rail-
road officials to Brattleboro Wednesday
morning After inspecting the narrow
gauge road the officials went to New Lon
don. returning yesterday and going to
St Adams
1t is probable that the First Infantry.
Vermont National Guard, will take part
in the eastern manoeuvers of the United
states army to Ice held at Manassas Va.
next August Correspondence with this
end in view Is now in progress between
1egimental headquarters ana the war de-
partment of the United states.
Guy Stockwcr and Frank Prescott have
finished work for the street railroad COM
pany to take other positions. In conse-
quence the work which was done by four
gangs is now done by three. each gang
working longer than heretofore. Frank
Wright is spare motorman and r.. NJ.
Goodcnough spare conductor.
The Murray club of the I-niversalist
church will give Samantha Allen at the
Court of Fame" Thursday evening. May
o. at the Auditorium. The cast will in
Clude about 40 of the young people Of
lah Dh h.A tort inn al
no under Mo direction of Niiys II, ,,i,,
Itarrls' VINO VIII come Lere next week
to begin rehcarsdls
Eight inches of snow fell between C
o'clock Friday night and SATURDAY
noon 1t melted rapidly and nearly all
of IL had disappeared from the streets nv
Monday. For two or three days the snow
fall gave a decided impetus to the flow
of sap, making material increase in
the sugar output Several farmers who
had gathered their buckets put them out
again after the storm.
NI'er t,.e itsuI'I meeting Oh Protective
W. us w ruleSH'S cNvnl"s' we pI"E III
VIZ III N5''. X ~ M. iurS 81 st"t """,
plrN'n',u III. HidHEt amy AIpuin
MY .e.E anu ,i'e
H'9Ni iP'i'" EN'' ny -tu"' -, "Sid was
and Mrs. Knowltou sang. The program
was followed by a dance. i'm which old
and young participated.
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i"N ""5 VI we U.s. h'"" women u' th't
~" H. N'eH w '"ll'9u"H "l '""EeS'i"n "l
~, W iu"TH IN va 'hV H'"'"'r o, NJ
~, ~ - no sh"'H 81 hi ,t''ep't" ana MIS-
49, Hu''"" -, - -N'nl"S I"iHleiIH 81
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10 Nes, Ii'iiidN SUNDAY ON account "i
FER Iholher ; ilihtSS' MI ana MIS-. HuiIard
N'i"c l" H'lI'.u'n E'9''i""N anu went
"t "iice " west iialii'N'
The S5tb anni,.nrsorv Of tbo Indon.,d-
emf order of ,)dJ l-aIlo,,s #, IN ma III. ..,,..i
nv Nantastiuuet lodge and baonis no
bekah lodge on sunday IN. r,.r,l.r.
of the two lodges will meet i'm thair han
nj 10 o'clock to attend service in 10 con
glerational church on Wadn.s,Ia,, e,.a-
Linz tho membots of the Iodr'cs v,iu Lold
an entertainment in their nan ar :
o'clock In which tho members ,r tt,.ir
families and their friends are n,itaJ
SptTlai invitation Is SNltn 'ed To 'cId"1t
yud 'clI'"H ana P,hilhS Nh" Il, NOT
.'cloHS 10 me 'oCdI "lE'S' = plltt al
dcsS VIII - ii'|he ny James r. iio"Fer'
anu 'Ilc'e WIN .e music 10y l.'ltSlhser :
I''"cstI"' t'r ,'rHttIrp"io Ina'e puht,t
~" p'i' : "l"' "il'N '''''SH'' u VIII
p' >'tN''h
Tho patnhIioan c,,,c,,. to ,l,,t doi,
gates I'm tho district and stotc c,,,,,.,,-
lions brouabt an .attand,nce of o,I,, aI,,,,,
10 rotars to Ensti,.al b,ll cot,,,,1,, ,,,,,,
ing The gathering vas caIla,i 70 ,rla,
bv C. n Thomson chairman If rho Pc.
niihlicon town cnn,r,ittco Co.., a.
Pierce was elected chairman f,r,e, I,i,l,
Hooker submitted a Iist of deIaeat., ,s
follows. lanes / Martin II n TIoito,
:. f. Iawton Warren walker y q Da,
con. + " Gibson {, II Tbomnsor ",
II Corser g q pobbins On rpotinr of
DIR II ID Uolton these ,1o1ouat.. Nov,
instructed to use MI hnnoroble means 70
secure the election IF lanes y IIool,ar
as delegate from the second cnngraesioral
district of Vermont tn tho Pcnuhiiran
national convention, to be held in Chic
ago in June. Some of the delegates We're