Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-05-20
BRATTLEBORO.

BRAT TLEBOHO.
A lawn party was held by the Swedish
Conversational church Wednesday even
ing, which was well attended.
All quarantine cards have been taken
down this week, and no new cases of
contagious diseases have been reported.
Friendship circle will hold a meeting in
odd Fellows hall next Friday afternoon,
May 81. Supper will be served at els.
The mission which will be conducted by
the Redemptorist Fathers in st. MichaelS
Roman Catholic church will begin next
Sunday and close the following Sunday.
G. E. Gilman arrived Thursday with
load of Ohio horses, which he offers for
sale at his Elliot street stables Further
particulars are given in his advertisement.
Capt. John f. Tasker of the Wantasti-
quet Golf club has received a challenge
from the Warner Meadow club for a team
match in northampton next week Satur-
day.
A. II. Thompson of Bellows Falls will
not be a candidate for the Republican
nomination for high sheriff. There is APP
parently a clear field for Frank w. Nc
Clure of Brattleboro.
The listers will be in session in their
room in the town hall building next Mon
day to hear any who have complaint to
make in regard to their tax assessments,
and to correct errors.
David f. Briggs who is employed i'm
the Souto furniture factory, and Mrs.
Annie NJ. Scudder were married at the
latter's home on Canal street, Saturday
evening Rev. r. X. Marvin performing
the ceremony.
Rev. Alfred de Barritt. of Cuba. in
whose work for Cuban orphans the Com
gregational Sunday school is Interested
will speak in the Sunday school next sun
day and at the meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society in the evening.
National Consumers league win sneak
AT The Conversational chanel Monday e1e
ming May 23, at s O'Clock, under the ans
pices of the RrottIoboro Woman's club
The public is cordially invited TO attend
MI. ,..,-,
ne 'H'e' ldVoii"l sunshine society IS
,'' , fii iiiJr',lS III NV hork
~ MiS; 1ulluS D. hstey' president Tor
vermont Is III attendance ana the dele
e StarkeV and MIS- J ~ p vo ARE MIS-
ne hr"''ieporo woman clup VIII mold
tle iaSt meeting OF the season at the
a piookS rouse NeuheSnay afternoon May
"a AT o'9o' muSlcal program VIII be
given ana tea VIII be served. Members
may prlnS one guest upon payment of
the usual Zee
Il 7 Eer+or G. 20 ,a,,orti.. J., at.
paper the purchase at low figure of the
balance OF the spring stock of the Snow
a. Davis company OF Boston, makers of
hlSn grace union made clothing. The
STOCK Is all TINS seasons and will go on
SAFE TOMORROW morning.
Brattleboro people who went to Wind
sor Tuesday to attend the Nav tern, Of tho
United States District and Circuit courts
were Judge II. H. Wheeler limited states
District Attorney I l. Martin NIrs II d
Brown. stenographer. Judge f.. L. Water
man. LAWYER c. c. Fits and Jurvman p
S. Childs. e L. Putnam and e. NJ Angler,
Twelve members of the Aud,bo,, sooi-
ety of Rrattlehoro II members Of tho pvt
ney society and 10 members Of the Green
field society had an outing on Wantas-
tiuuet mountain Saturday starring m
the mountain at about II o'clock Tbr
members carried lunch. Resides aniovino
the beautiful view from tbe ninnacIa tbo
party heard the hermit thrush a,,d aitho,
saw or heard various other birds
,. a!iu NliS' /, lophlhSon were very
pi1"9"ilttS SURPRISED last evening by a
% iiie"uS anu heishpors' the oc-
V'',,i ', "'InE thelr -"th wedding ami
Hh'9 were received including
q, a. Va mint lleh ana MOWERS, ana the
t" i-"'V' PilS' S1'letN presented them
49,. "i'' q" i.iiu7otle OAK chllr' Inc evening
~ SUM P'S'S"'l'IH Win games ana mu-
DR. George X. Anderson, who has been
taking a supplementary course in opera
tive surgery and gynccology in New York
city, will reopen his Office i'm the Brooks
House Monday. having the same Office
hon