Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-27

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preach in the Universalist church next
Sunday
The first meeting Of the creditors Of
l. II. williams is being held before Referee
f. D. Il. stowe in Jamaica today.
Principal H. X. whitaker Of the high
school and Rev Il. @. $. Osgood of the
Unitarian church will speak at the mid
week meeting I'm the Congregational yes
Try ut $50 tonight on 1.-THE work OF
school and church in their common task
Of character building, and the help that
they may render each other in this work
supt c. X. Jones Of the street rail-
road company devised a new scheme
last week for removing ice from the track
lie went over the line with an ice pillow
drawn by horses and accomplished in
short time work which would have taken
gang Of men with picks many hours to
! perform
United States District Attorney J. l..
! Martin will speak on "The state and
! Federal Court" at the I o'clock meeting
! i'm the Y. NJ. G. \. rooms Sunday. Although
not essentially IA religious subject 1t Is
one i'm which all men should be Interested
and as Mr.. Martin is especially well quail
| fled To speak upon it he ought to have
| large audience.
John Blake. who has charge of Morn
| ingside cemetery. sustained fracture OF
I his right leg above the ankle Tuesday
night 10y slipping and falling as he was
walking along Vernon street to his home.
Frank Ryan heard Mr.. Blake's calls for
help about 10 o'clock ms he too was going
home and lie went to Mr. Blale's as
sistance. He sent for physician and
secured conveyance in which Mr.. Blake
| was taken home.
A hearing in the case Of the Fisk
Rubber company Of Boston. against
John g. Manloy, TO recover $22.50 for an
| automobile tire. was Held Tuesday before
Justice +. ID. T.. stowe. Il. w. Gibson APP
penring for the plaintiff and II. c. Barber
for the defendant Judgment was given
| for the defendant to recover HIS costs and
the plaintiff appealed. The defendants
claim is that the tire replaced a defective
one and that there should be no charge
for it.
u. +. Shea will open his lunch and
dining rooms. formerly Dykes restaurant
tomorrow with a turkey dinner Mr. Shea
has had the rooms papered and painted
throughout the house and has had electric
lights and other modern conveniences put
in. making the restaurant first class Two
private dining rooms have been fitted
up on the second floor The main room
has been supplied with small tables. and
Baltimore lunch chairs have been ordered
for the lunch room, silent salesman
show case is filed with smokers supplies.
c. c. Turner has been engaged as chef
Mr.. Shea will make a speciality OF sea
food.
The Royal Hungarian court orchestra,
| T. X Matus conductor gave concert in
the Auditorium last evening which was
to many the best entertainment thus far
| in the Y. NJ. G. A. course The organiza-
tion is composed of genuine Hungarian
musicians. and their execution OF charac-
teriStc Hungarian music was "a specially
pleasing feature Of the program The re-
markabc technical ability OF the Orches-
ira was shown in the opening number,
with the William Tell overture and the
other numbers brought out the accom-
pishments Of the artists along other
lines in Il way that won enthusiastic ap-
proval. Mr. Matus Is a world renowned
clarinetist, and his work on the clarinet
was done with hnesse that has not
been equalled in Brattleboro in many a
day.
states Attorney Ryder and Frank Bar
Der went TO South Newfanc Wednesday
to Try two cases before Justice John T.
Morse The first was that OF the state
against Roy Potwine. charged with steal
ing coonskin overcoat from Gilbert
( Allen The coat was valued at 800 and
was returned TO the owner soon after the
theft Potwine stood trial. was convicted
and fined s. and costs William Gibbs
l WIS VHsIEcu Win breaking ana entering
the house of II. \. Ingram He waived
examination ana was bound over To the
county court in the sum of $500 f. W.
/ Gage became surety Mr.. Barber APP
peared for the respondents Mr. RYDER
and Mr.. Barber returned to the Williams
Vile depot at O'Clock and waited until
o'clock for train. They found that
the trains ON both sides were stalled. but
fortunately a farmer appeared who took
them To Ncwfaue. where they remained
! over night.