Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-23

other quarrymen OH the railroad at Beth
el saturday night. formerly worked IN the
Lyons quarry at West Dummerston
Postmaster Taylor had two new letter
boxes put up Wednesday, one on Gull
ford street, near j. G. Stafford's house
and one near H. Il. LarlSin's house in
CentreVillc.
Gov-eect Bell will occupy box at
Che Auditorium fair nights to witness the
performance of David Harum and The
Little Princess, as the guest of President
Pierce of the Valley Fair association.
The telephone line between Brattleboro
and Newfanc was out of business a large
part OF the day Wednesday, a tree having
been blown against the wire by the heavy
wind of Tuesday night. Linemen from
Brattlcboro put the line in working order
in the afternoon
Arthur r. Coburn carpenter and wood
worker, has been adjudged bankrupt. His
assets are about $i4S, including household
goods and tools, valued at 500, claimed
exempt. His liabilities are $272, due
principally to local creditors including
physicians and grocers.
1t is expected that the season for phys
ical instruction in the Y. NJ. c. A. will
begin oct. 10. Eldridge Cundff, who has
shown much ability in this work. win
have charge of both the senior and jun
Tor classes There is some talk of Or
ganzng a business mems class.
Joseph Sullivan. two months and 2S
days, son of Daniel and Mary Ford Sulli-
van, died at his home on Maple street
Monday evening after an illness of &c
hours with pneumonia and meningitis.
The burial was in the Roman Catholic
cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
During a storm last week lightning
burned out three or four coils in the gem
orator at the Brattleboro Gaslight COM
pany's power station at West Dummers-
ton. 1t will be a week before the parts
can be replaced, but the generator is
being used on two wires instead OF three,
so that power is being provided usual.
All singers of Bratteboro and vicinity,
whether or not members of the Choral
Union are asked to remember the rehar
sal in the Baptist vestry next Monday
evening at 100. sharp. Mr. Coffin will be
present to begin the course of instruction
for the extra concert to be given Oct. 20,
to liquidate the deficit on the concerts OF
last season
The stock of goods in the grocery store
| on Prospect Hill, advertised to be sold by
auction Tuesday, were not sold, the auc-
ton being postponed to Sept 80. The
goods are under attachment in favor of
II. =. Stone & Co., OF Springfield, Mass,
wholesale grocers, who sold the goods to
| William Macia, former proprietor. w. A.
Ramsdell, who owns the building, has a
y
he asserts that he will oppose the auction
sale.
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X. Marvin. pastor, officiating. There was
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| There Will be a supper in the Y NJ. c.
| \. parlors at $50 tomorrow evening for
| Inc association, religious work committee
| and invited guests, after which there
VIII be remarks preparatory to the an
| nial Blnle study rally the following day
| The meeting Sunday will he held in the
iooil's dl ] . Crock, WuVh S'a'c !. NJ, &. ~
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! VIII SPo'N on ne reasons why we should
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| The Katherine Rober stock compauv
| one OF the strongest Of its kind. win be
at the Auditorium the week OF October
| 8. An exceptionally strong compauv and
! a repertoire Of PLAYS with scenic effects
will be presented \ change of play
each night will be given. and the fun re-
| pertoire of plays to be produced will be
| announced later. This will be the fret
| appearance here OF the Katherine
| Rober Stool, connanv and fror, 70
| ports from all OF the larger cities. some
| thing out OF the ordinary may be ex-
| pected.
The knights of Columbus of Rrattle-
boro defeated their brethren from Bel
| lows Falls II to I Saturday afternoon on
| the home grounds Tho home taar, No
| scented Grady and Dr O'Connor ne hat-
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| ness at first basa while bo ,,at ~ hou
| with his bat at every onnortunitv NoIan
| of the visitors. who was orrovod II, Whit
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