Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-30

J. IludN ulEuASs
The ladies' circle of the Universast
church will meet in the church parors
Thursday afternoon for work. There will
be no supper
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bliss received
this week line box of fruit from their
son. Clarence Bliss, who is chef in
hotel in Daytoua. Fla.
Fort hummer colony of Pilgrim Faith
ers will hold regular meeting next Tues
day evening. to be followed by card
party to which friends of the members
are invited.
Mrs. c. H. Thompson win read paper
ON what one woman has done for the
Young Mems Christian association" at
the meeting of the woman's auxiliary
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
The directors Of the Peoples National
bank met yesterday ana declared a reg
ular semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent
and an extra dividend of > per cent, maxi
ing total of 10 per cent for the year.
The New York Life insurance COM
pany paid to It's living policy holders at
Christmas time upward of one million.
six hundred thousand dollars in matured
endowment policies several of which
were on lives of Nermonters.
The number Of patients In the Brattle-
to 10. There were If on Monday, and
since then one new patient has been adj
mitted Several win be discharged be-
fore the end Of the present week.
The annual meeting of the Estcy Or
g.,u ,'omuapv BENEFIT associatiou was hold
Wednesday, These officers were elected:
Executive committee. jerome ". knight.
Willis -. ellison and George A. Hines.
secretary and treasurer II. f. G. Toedt.
ne SupJ'VV III ',c "uuI' pN Kew H.
H. Nil's III me 5uNeIllls' chuiyn III ES-
.vN Nl'c n'N' W,uuesu"s evening" unuer
,.rbe ola and the Nov p" rho t,rst r,,dor
the general head "rhc King a Transfor-
MGR. Changes wrought by Christ"
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mus eve "t '"' nome OF ms u'usite'' MrS'
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n'hluAl'is. nc funeral was held on
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deHTu' trustee Tor 'h''' years X. J."
Nancy
y singing outside the top story Of Brink
y Washer new machine shop building on
rim street broke Wednesday afternoon.
''I'IhB 'Wu men, "'''N lay'i ana hod
'ailleI' IAN l" ,'c hI""iu. instance OF
dnout % rec ~ \'lSp'l, 'l' h'u carrier,
S'Iu'N 'He Si"ui'u ana hAd ono reg hurt
p@l"" ,n' Knee nut no non's Were broken.
re VIII De lhcap''ila'ed LOT WORK several
udNS' ne S.as'"E ana inc ptlcK layer
'"Hueu upon MI. NeiSoh.
Christmas was observed at the free
kindergarten last Friday morning with
songs ana games by the children AN
entertainment with a gramophone was
furnished oN MIS- MelIen. which the chill
ureh eIea'E enjoyed. \ CHRISTMAS lunch
was served SANTA Claus then appeared
an distributed the sItts from the christ
mas Tree. Each child was given toy, "A
DON ol cahuy anu uSeiul gltt, provided
oy generous irlends OF the kindergarten.
The annual meeting of sunshine. circle
No was held at the Home for rho Aged
and Disabled Friday afternoon and evcn.
ing An eniovab BILE musical entertainment
was given followed bv "A sumner and dis
tribution of Christmas GIFTS IN Tho nao.
pie at the home from n wigwam which
was a very Interesting and entertaIning
feature. At the business meeting Mrs
G. H. RYDER was elected president and
Mrs. John r. RYDER SECRETARY and trcas-
urer.
Miss Ellen Hunt gave q "cbildrep.s,.
party at her home on TYLER street we'd
nesday evening. which was NOT only worry
ENJOYABLE hut very funny Ahout az
young people were present. Including Miss
Katherine Hollister Of Greenfield. The
guests were dressed ns children tho
young ladies wearing short dresses and
the young men knee trousers. and a num-
Der of children's games were nIaved 4
feature of the marty was going Ia n
theatre TO see n Punch and Tudv shoo.
Refreshments were served
-" i''' 'S'cpt'"i' WIZ pe gwen
OS ,'c MoIii'h uuNiharN IN the \ NJ
!, a rooms next Monday evening. to
an1 ,,ro,,., -, , Dp''' eiI'',iI el'
nrenared ,,bi,h r,,,,i,i., =, ~ - "
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hor, a,,io,o, - - i'ia''ie
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tho ob,litv ~ Nil Ca.aIt -, w
no rood.r CI, ,,,,,.as.''. -. Nv
dro,notic irs,i,ot "a H., - Jis w.
ths no,yo, Of s,,r,ra,b'',ta . ,, ou'
I shall oIUn1s rcrou ,,,itt a'.o, t,,,t ~ ,'..
rendering of ono ~ p,, 80 '.,i l'el
cb,,,ch ~ pos,o,, - NY '"' "s III
me hioSt serious case before the Hamp-
9""e counlS vIlHl''ial court whlch opened
a. Nortnaii,pton Iu'sda! was against
N''iS' NJ ShllllllSS on Maine, "A member