Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-02-16
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Friendship circle VIII meet in odd Eel
lows' hall next wednesday afternoon. Sup
per will be served as usual
LEROY T. Adams has donated hand
some organ 20 the Congregational church
in Marlboro. his native town.
lyman Howe's moving pictures. su-
r,reuelv triumphant everywhere, VIII be
seen IN the Auditorium March l.
The Green street book club held fits an
nual sale and supper at the home Of Mrs.
@. F. Barber wednesday evening.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
served a delicious supper Of creamed fish.
cold meats. etc, to. large number last
evening.
The woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Methodist church viii meet
with Mrs Maria Allen on School street
next Thursday at 3 O'Clock
Leon Parsons has sold his pool room or
Fiat street to Victor MancinL Mr.. Par
sons viii start a pool room in the Elmer
son building on Elliot street
About $50 voters had failed to pay their
taxes up to yesterday. the 18th. Under
the statutes they viii be obliged 20 show
a tax receipt before their names can be
put on the check list for the coming town
meeting.
No T. will give a go-as-yoU- please mas
auerade next Monday evening. Feb. 10.
Prizes will be given to the best lady
waltzer. the best man Walter and for the
best costume. A. z. Miller win cater.
The American Beauty roses which Gov
Bell and the Vermont ex-governors sent
70 Gov Hoibr0ok on his $50 anniversary
were furnished by G. +. Allen They were
doubtless the most beautiful bunch OF
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Brattleboro.
Lyman H Howe has been engaged BY
Manager Fox TO give his moving picture
entertainment in the Auditorium March /.
It Is Of no use to quote testimonials
Everybody knows about Lyman Howe's
pictures and more than million patrons
give them highest praise.
An enjoyable valentine sociable was held
at The Methodist parsonage Tuesday even
ing which was attended by about so peo-
pie. Hearts were used profusely in dec
Grating the rooms. Each person received
a valentine from a post ONCE. and there
were interesting diversions.
Col. HaslSins was one Of the speakers
before the Vermont Veterans association
OF Boston at their meeting last evening
Mrs. Haskins. who accompanied him from
Washington, came through to Brattleboro
yesterday afternoon Col Hasxins viii ar
IlNE AllAt alNEInNOn anu VIII IELUTu 10
Washington tomorrow afternoon or Sun
day afternoon
Miss Mary Brosnahan. IL. died at her
home on Elliot street yesterday after an
Illness OF - days with acute nephrftis
She was born in Brattleboro in 1855. and
was a daughter Of Daniel and Mary CRed-
DEM BrOsnahan. She was a member OF
the junior class in the Brattleboro high
school and was popular among her asso-
ciates. Besides her father she leaves a
sister. Julia. who Is in school in New
Haven, Conn.
The Northern Budget published in Troy,
y. Y. contained a half-tone cut Of W r
Geddis few days ago. A snapshot OF
Mr.. Geddis was taken without his knowl-
edge, by a Budget photographer in the
business section of the city. while Mr.
Geddis was visiting there The picture
was published with a statement that the
original. IL he would come into the Budget
Office within three days would be en-
titled to an order for dollars worth OF
merchandise at the store OF any advertiser
in the paper.