Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-03

Inc ladies' aid society OF lne Metno-
dist church will meet to sew at the home
of Mrs. ATWOOD, Green street, next We'd
nesday afternoon, Nov. 8.
Wednesday, the feast of All Saints, and
Thursday, the feast Of All Souls, were OBJ
served In st. Michael's Roman Catholic
church by the celebration of mass at
o'clock.
The last half of the series OF evening
dancing lessons. under the direction of
s. b. Sargent, dancing master, will begin
at Grange hall Thursday, Nov. 9, at 73O
o'clock.
The members of Dennis Rebekah lodge
who will furnish food for the banquet
Wednesday, Nov. s, are requested to have
the food at the hall at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
II. G. Clark has connected the house
which he owns at 16 Canal street with
the new sewer, and has had the water of
the Chestnut Hin Reservoir company
brought to his farm place.
A series of five assemblies will be held
in the Brooks House the coming winter,
subscriptions for which are being secured.
The first assembly probably will be held
the night before Thanksgiving
d. Frank Shea has bought the furniture
and fixtures in the Kendrick House in
Putney and has leased the hotel taking
possession last Saturday. G. S. Will
lard, who has run the hotel will remain
I'm charge month and will run the bar
until his license expires.
The committee having In charge the
arrangements for the goth anniversary
celebration by the Vermont Wheel club
next Friday have decided to have a sup
per In Grange banquet hall, followed by a
vaudeville entertainment In Grange hall
About 100 tickets have been sold.
w. H. Woodland Of Chesterfield opened
the store in Milestone building We'd
nesday with a fresh line of confectionery
and tobacco The store was operated
during the summer by r. Murphy. who
sold out last week to John Dunton. Mr..
Dunton closed out the old stock the day
he bought it.
union service was held In the Meth
odist church Sunday evening, which was
attended by a large audience. l.. II. FL
| hot secretary of the Vermont Bible So
! ciety. gave a statistical report OF the So
! ciety and Rev. F. NJ Fuller. secretary OF
| Sunday schools. made the address A
| solo was sung by Miss Gertrude Mat
thews.
The first rehearsal OF the Brattleboro
| Choral Union for the season OF l9l5-o6 will
! be held in the Baptist Vestry next We'd
nesday evening. beginning promptly at
| 100 o'clock Nelson p. Coffin, conductor
! for the past two 81 asons. will be present.
! All members and all persons Interested
/ in the organization are given an urgent
| invitation to attend
At meeting Of the woman's Foreign
Missionary society OF the Methodist
church, the following officers were elect
ed: President. Mrs A. II. Webb; first
vice president, Mrs c. D. smith: second
vice president, Mrs. Agnes Lazelle; re-
cording secretary. Mrs. w. r. Geddis
corresponding secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Alexander Allen.
one OF the witnesses this week at tn,
hearing on the mana cement OF the Wind
sor prison, before the committee an
pointed to investigate the state insttu
lions. was Harrison Mccormick of Brat
tleboro. Mr.. Mccormick formerly was Z
guard In the prison. He recently becam,
night car Inspector for the Central Yer
mont Railway company.
The annual meeting OF the Brattlebor,
Woman's Indian association was helC
at Mrs. j. NJ. Tylcrs on Friday last TIL,
old board OF officers was reelected, anC
/, IL was resolved to send "A barrel OF cloth
ing and toys to the hospital for women ant
children at Crow Creek. South Dakota
The barrel will be sent by Dec. /, so
to reach the hospital In time 70
e Christmas
a meeting of the young people OF tn
, Baptist church was held last evening L
: | consider the matter OF forming an or
: ganiZatlon to take the place of the Chris
/, tian Endeavor society. Nothing dehnit
was decided upon except to meet agaii
. next Tuesday, when the Christian Endea
vOr society will be dlsbanded. A new
society will be organized, which vii
, ! emphasize the social side to a large ex
. | tent
The regular season at the Wantastlaue
Golf clubs grounds will end Saturday
. WuHla.
T. | Will finish his work The club house wi
not be kept open after that date an
=, | within a short time the greens will b
i prepared for the winter. The season ha
: been highly successful in every way tn
e clubs membership has largely increase
l and from a financial standpoint the show
j ing is excellent.
. John Ferriter sustained a serious in
: jury In the railroad yard Tuesday fore
r noon. \ young man from Hinsdale VIII
( was driving a heavily loaded coal tear
offered him cigar, and Ferriter steppe
upon the brake of the wagon to reach 70
r. it, The brake gave way and the wheC
: ran over his foot crushing It, Ferrite
was taken I'm a carriage to the home c
d; his father, Luke Ferriter. on Chase stree
where he was given medical attention
e He VIII he disabled several weeks at leas
l. The Vermont Society of the Unite
4 States Daughters of 1912 will appropr
r ately mark the resting place of CAPITAL
$ Horace h. Sawyer, L. s. N. by placin
= an 1872 bronze marker on his grave. Car
g tain Sawyer was born In Burlington Eel
= p. 1877, and died in Washington, d. C
: Feb. II. 1860. and was buried I'm the CEN
etery in his native place. He was hon
ored by the Legislature of the state abou
: 20 years ago, being presented with
u sword for valuable service on board III
u United States frlgate Constitution at tn
q capture of the Cyane and Levant on tn
l GOTH of February. 1915. and during tn
chase and escape OF the frigate.