Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-11
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The hearing in the w. NJ. Ware bank
r,lptcv case which was set for today has
been continued one week.
The mission circle of the UniVers list
church will meet in the church parlols
next Thursday afternoon March /"
Another installment in the Davenport
Croweil hearing before O. NJ Barber
master. will begin in the county clerk
Office Monday.
Brosnahan x sullivan are moving
from the bank huiding to tie store for
merly occupied 10y \. +. Roberts CO..
which has been :-tuied and fitted with
shelves.
About 60 couples attended the assembly
in the Brooks House Tuesday evening
The next ANA last of the series will be
held i'm April when decorations will con-
sst of Easter lilies
The Choral Union will be divided into
a double chorus for work on The Holy
City" next Wednesday evening 50 it is
hoped that every member will be present
Two songs were sung delightfully."- at this
weeks rehearsal by Fred c. Adams.
The Roman Catholic society will OBJ
serve st. Patrick's day by fair in Fes-
tival hall next Wednesday evening. Thurs
day is St Patricks day, but the Audi
forum is engaged for that day by the
Y NJ. c. \. for their last star course
entertainment.
In the suit of c. +. Crowen against
c. H. Davenport, the Peoples National
bank trustee. which was set for hearing
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Horse owned by Loren NJ. Adams of
Guilford broke away from hitching ring
in front of Robcrts'S grocery store Satur-
day and ran away. In going down Main
street hill it fell down. but was quickly
on its feet again and continued around
the corner of Flat street and crashed in
to II. r.. Browns carriage house. TN"
sleigh was completely smashed and the
morse cut Ill SeN''" i'"ce9'
The art exhibit in Retting building,
which closed Saturday night, vas attend
ed by a large number ana was ffnan-
cial success although the pictures arrived
late. 1t was what is known as the Horace
Is Turner art exhibit comprising over
go etchings, photographs. reproductions
of masterpieces by the world greatest
painters, covering a large range of sub
jeCts. ana gave great satisfaction to all
who attended. The receipts will be used
in art studies in the Brattleboro schools
1t is probable that another exhibit will
be given during the year.
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ti,.tt,,, ,,,t ic, oho,,a tba ron,-
pany's dam in West river to prevent the
ice breaking up and striking the dam in
a pack \ large number of charges of
dynamite were used and a good portion
of the reservoir was uncovered. More
blasts were put in Tuesday and more
would have been put in Wednesday had
the weather been warmer The ice be-
low the dam was blasted out for some dis
lance last week 1t is about three feet
deem in the middle of the river. BY keep
ing close watch and using dynamite to
prevent an ice lam the company expects
to he able to prevent damage to the dam.
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