Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-29
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY APRIL

eu hiIlDlef touring car OF John ManlcN.
The annual business meeting of the
Y. NJ. c. \. will he held next Wednesday
| evening at O'Clock in the association
| rooms
Col. II. Il. Taylor's commission as most
master of Brattleboro arrived Saturday
Col. Taylor will begin his duties in the
| office next week
G. l.. Gilman will arrive AT his Elliot
| street stables tomorrow with a carload of
| western horses which he personally Sc
| lected. They include grocery farm. fam
| lily and draft horses.
There will be no gospel meeting i'm the
Y. NJ c. \. rooms next Sunday, because
| of the absence of Secretary Reed who
has gone TO Montpelier to attend the state
| Y. NJ. c. a. convention.
The Brattleboro Woman's club will hold
| their ninth annual meeting at the Brooks
| House parlors Wednesday afternoon MAY
| 1, at $3.50 o'clock. There will be reports
election of officers and payment of dues
John Lawson. a member of the Central
| Vermont transfer gang at the local freight
| office. was squeezed between two trains
| saturday and was badly bruised. but was
| not seriously hurt one train was not in
| motion and the other was moving slowly
at hrst but soon came to standstill
George Danyew became manager of the
| American House Wednesday, The house
| is on a water basis this week c. c. Tur-
ners license having expired Saturday
night. The hearing on Mr. Danyew's APP
plication for a license will be held before
the Incense commissioners saturday even
| ing Mr.. Turner sold the furniture and
| fixtures in the hotel to Mr.. Danyew.
Or. G. +. Barhcr's high bred pointer
Ridgevdy Maid, died last week. She was
| Al dog tit to take her place in the Boston
ana New York bench shows, and i'm adj
dition had been well trained ana was an,
unusually tractable animal Dr ~
Der had refused an Offer of st5o for bnr
and some of her puppies have been solJ
mt prices all the way from S125 to S9,o
N Hi'n MIo E"Ne nus name as Fred
.Ii"IE n""utlTu M" 'uc Ninton paper
aiti 'I Ii Itsu' III an nhtoNlcated con-
ultion' lie refused To leave the place. and
! Hail who 1ssistnd hin, I'm th, i,ni,.,,,'
on saturday morning ha nlead.d s,,iit,.
| before Justice Newton. who 6ncd hin, a.
| and costs He ic sor,iny tbn oltarnati,,
| sentence Of Ii dave in \.,vf,n, i,u
| He'e"itti When the congregational
| IhulcH peI Is IuhS Az minutes before the
nour ser Tor any meeting in That church
| II VIII ne the slShaI mat the meeting Is
| slNeH uI' pl stormy uaN7 lhefe Is some
| ,rleS u'up' as To Wp'tneI service which
l"S "etH appointed VIII DE held' ana the
pI people VINO appear. Ihe ringing of the
| Lcl VIII DO away with uncertainty.
| me hlsh srho"i pase nan team suffered
q severe druhhing ut the hands of the
| Vermont academy players at SaXtons
| klVef saturday, the score being 10 to q.
me academy boys were Older. more eN
| petehced ana IN better condition. Brat
| ueporo made but one hit, two Dagger by
| NaIlens. Grady pitched well for the high
| school striking out ten men, but the
fielding support was ragged. Bratteboro
anu keene high school teams will cross
| bats at kcene tomorrow
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| surprise visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Hook
| err e. winchester was made Saturday
! hsht ny Brattleboro camp. Modern Wood
| men OF America, about 80 people being
| present Refreshments were served ana
| Cafus' dancing ana music were enjoyed.
but not the least important feature of
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