Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-24

MlS. CnaIleS warner sustained
fracture of the bones in one arm above
the wrist by a fall on the sidewalk near
the town hall Saturday
The funeral Of Eugene Frost was held
at 2 o'clock Monday at II. E. Bond &
Sons funeral parlor. Rev II. II. Miles,
of the Congregational church, officiated
and the body was placed in the tomb in
Prospect Hill cemetery.
John f. Bigelow, who was put under
bonds in the sum of 5000 by Justice New
ton Friday, to secure his appearance at
the April term of the county court to
answer to the charge of wife -beating,
secured bail and was released.
The Professional club will meet in
Waterman Martins office next We'd
nesday evening James Il. Hooker will
have a paper on THE yellow PERIL" and
Il. II. Crane will lead the discussion. A
shore dinner win be served at shea's
restaurant
The body OF Mrs Adeline Rockwell, who
died in Meadville, Pa, Feb. o. was
brought to Brattleboro Monday and was
buried in the West Brattleboro cemetery
Tuesday. Rev. L M Keneston officiated
at the commlttal service. Mrs. Rockwell
was widow of Alexander Rockwell for
merly of West Brattleboro.
Rev. Gerald Stanley Lee of Northamp-
when his father was pastor of the Centre
church, will issue n magazine called
Mount Tom. His announcement con-
tains the following: AN all outdoors
magazine. devoted to stars and brooks
to a little look-off on the world and to
rest and worship. and to relieving ones
mind. edited and wandered in by Mr.
Lee"
The will Of Eugene Frost was filed for
POiN IN to nnF Ia 70
A. Boyden as executor The requests are
to relatives. The win will be probated April
/. The probate court has appointed Mrs.
Mary L. Perry of Meadvile Pa. adminls-
tratriX Of the Mrs. Adelne Rockwell es-
tate. Mrs. Ellen L. Hall has been app
pointed Administrative of the estate OF
her late husband, Clinton L. Hall, and f.
w. Mcclure and S. M. Yeaw have been
appointed commissioners
Broad leaf tobacco was at one time
predominantly grown i'm the Connecticut
valley, but encouraged by the buyers the
farmers gradually supplemented IL with
Havana. During the last two or three
seasons, however the demand for broad
leaf has increased and with II prices have
advanced. Naturally the growers are
switching back to the crop that yields the
greatest revenue. Broad leaf is now SELL
ing at 2S to 3S cents n pound. while
Havana ranges from IL to "a cents.
E. L. Parker has received from the
department OF commerce and labor, di-
vision of manufactures. at Washington.
an appointment as special agent TO take
the census of manufactures Of Windham
county for the past year He will enter
upon the duties of his Office at once and
will doubtless be engaged I'm the work two
or three months. He will take the COM
plete statistics of all manufacturing con-
/ Of
their wages. capital invested. value OF
equipment. output Of plant etc.
The St Patrick's day observance in
Festival hall Friday night by st. Michaels
Roman Catholic parish was attended by
a large number. but only a brief program
was given. consisting of a bass solo by
DR.. F. II. O'Connor and a panegy'rc on
ST. Patrick by Rev. Father NJ. ]. Car
mody. which were much enjoyed. A large
part of the evening was spent In the prize
contests. Winners of some OF the more
important prizes were as follows. Nene-
tian vase. given by Rev. Father Carmody.
Daniel Brosnahan: ton of coal. Joseph w.
Martin; centre table, Mrs. n. T. Ryan
barrel of flour. Ernest Pratt; s. in gold,
| Cornelius Sullivan; chair Hannah Grady
set of silver spoons. Patrick Fleming; set
of silver knives and forks. Miss Ruth
Danyew.
The Spencer, Mass, Leader OF March
| IS contained in full Rev. F. l.. Masseck' $
letter of resignation as pastor of the
| Universalist church in that town. with
| the following introduction: AT the
Church OF Our Father. Universalist. last
Sunday morning. the letter of resigna =
tion of the pastor Rev. Frank l.. Mas
| seek, was read by +. Harris Rowland
| chairman of the trustees The letter was
expected by the congregation, but listened
| TO. nevertheless. with evident feeling Of
/ sorrow. Mr.. Masseck asks to be released
| June LIST, when his contract with the
| Spencer church expires. 1t is expected
| however. that when the trustees meet
| they will allow Mr. Masseck to sever the
| pastoral relations at an earlier date,
probably May first, at which time he
would like to take up fhe duties of his
new parish in Brattleboro
DR.. George f. Barber of Brattleboro
was elected president of the Vermont
! State Dental society at the closing session
| of the annual convention held in Rutland
! Friday. The other officers are as follows:
DR.. George F. Mitchell of St Adams
first vice president; DIR. c. II. Kent of
Barre, second vice president; DR.. Thomas
Mound of Rutland, secretary; Dr. Grace
L. Bosworth of Rutland. corresponding
secretary; DR. w II. Munsell of Wells
| River. treasurer; DIR. Henry +. Hamilton
of Newport, first member of executive
committee, DIR. c. +. Meecham of Bellows
| Falls, second DIR. A. Il. Cutler of Ben
nington, third; DR.. j. A. Robinson OF
Morrisville. state prosecuting officer DR..
| Barber of Brattleboro and DIR. O. NJ
George of Bellows Falls are among the
delegates chosen to attend the national
convention to be held in Buffalo in July.
| The next meeting of the Vermont State
Dental society will be held in Brattle-
boro.
W. +. Spring. the barber. who has been
| located in the milestone building the past
| two years. will open next Tuesday, on
| the second floor OF the new Emerson
! building on Elliot street, the finest
| equipped and furnished barber shop in
| Vermont The room is we'll lighted with
a solid glass front facing the street The
wall decorations are of burlap and water
| colors, the ceiling is handsomely orna
mented, and the furniture and furnish
| ings are mahogany, including the chairs
| cases. mirrors, cup racks. wardrobe cigar
case and table The three BARRIERS chairs
! are of the Rocks hydraulic pattern
mahogany with leather upholstering
Near the centre of the room is a large
porcelain wash stand with nickle trim
mings. There are four FURNISHED brass
chandeliers with gas fixtures. Each bar
ber's chair is equipped with compressed
air spraying and drying apparatus, with
vibrator for massage, All of the pictures
small furnishings, ETC., are new and very
attractive. The establishment win be
| known as the Aerie barber parlor, and a
large golden eagle win be displayed In
front of the building.
The body of Melvin c. Robinson. S.
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