Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-15


vestment the house built recently on oak |
Grove avenue by George Croll.
Iiveryman H. r. Brown took 80 people
to Spofford lake today, nearly all of them
coming from New York and going to Pine
Grove Springs.
The w. c. r. t. will hold lawn party
and social at o'clock Thursday after
noon. July p, at the home of Mrs. Henry
Tucker on Canal street. 1t Is hoped that
every member will be present
The steel plates for the new vault in
the Peoples National bank have been put
i'm place and the safe has been moved IN
to the vault Mr.. Peterson of New York
who has charge of the work, will remain
until the inside finish is completed and
the front of the vault and the floor are
covered with tile
An honor has been paid to Mrs. Mary Il.
wilkins Freeman 10y her appointment as
a member of the committee representing
the United states in the new Lyceum
club. piccadilly, London The club Is for
women only, and II is the plan eventually
to have branches i'm other countries.
Another distinguished American woman
who Is on the committee representing
the United States is Miss Jeanette J..
Glider
\ moonlight excursion to West Brattle-
boro will be held next Tuesday evening,
enjoy a cool trolley ride. listen to ~ fine
open air concert by the First Regiment
band Of % pieces and. hear and see
Roosevcts great cavalry charge up san
! Juan hill under the personal direction
of T.. l.. Bagley. Landlord Strong will
serve ice cream and cake during the
evening.
\ bankruptcy hearing was held in the
| Brooks House Wednesday before Judge
| Wheeler. in the United States court, on
| a petition to review. the referee having
| issued an order restraining the bank
| rupt, Linn j. Sanderson of St Adams,
! from disposiug of any of the crops grow
! ing on the farm occupied by him Decis-
! ion was reserved. G. G.. Austin Of st.
| Adams appeared for the bankrupt, and
| Col. \. \. Han appeared for the creditors.
The calendar for the schools Of the viii
lagc show that the fall term will begin
Sept - and end Nov. 23 winter term
! begin Nov. Is and end March 30 spring
term begin April TO- end for the grades
June lG and for the high school June %.
! The Christmas holidays will extend from
| Dec - to 81; the Easter holidays from
April 10 to 90; and the schools will not
be in session Sept ~, ~ and 80; Thanks
| giving. Washington's birthday anniVer-
sary, and Memorial day.
Friends of Carl Leitsinger and Miss
clara Belle Carey have learned within a
few days of the marriage Of these two
young people, which took place in MARI
boro Jan 4, the ceremony being per-
| formed by Rev. II. II. Shaw of that town.
| They are now at the sea shore. where Mr..
| Leitsnger is playing solo Cornet with a
| brass band. Miss Carey came to Brat
tleboro from Bernardston and was en-
poyed for a time In the telephone oX-
change. after which she taught school
in Marlboro.
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ton thereof cast for the regular Demo
cratic candidate for governor in 1900. or
this basis towns will be represented as
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Guilford 4. Halifax {. Jamaica 3. Lon
donderry g. Marlboro g. Ncwfane 3. Put
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lance To- business interests in Souther,
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an option. to handle the tract on tn,
lines of scientific forestry. and to Gu
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