Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-01-18

Branch No. 1 Of the Brattleboro sun
shine society will meet with Mrs. H. T..
Bond, Linden street Friday afternoon,
Jan %, at o'clock.
The recently elected chiefs Of Quonek-
tacat tribe of Red Men were raised
up in council fire last Friday night by
Deputy Grand Sachem G. a. Miles.
Attention is called to the rugs which
will be for sale at the Universalist fair.
The ladies prepared the material and the
rugs were woven by the Decrncld Arts
ana Crafts socitN.
The counters and interior furnishings
for the new quarters of the Brattleboro
Trust company arrived Monday and are
being put in place as rapidly as possible.
The wOrkmcn have been setting up the big
vault this week. 1t is expected that every
thing will be i'm readiness for transaction
of business by next week Saturday.
The annual district meeting Of the Free
Masons of the Sth district Of Vermont
which includes all of the lodges Of Wind
ham county will bc held in Bellows Falls
Feb. II. There will be sessions In the
afternoon and evening. 1t Is expected
that special train will be run to Brat
tleboro after the close of the evening
meeting.
Mrs Martha Ilichborn Blaine Of Wash
ington. daughter OF Rear Admiral HIGH
born, L. S. n, and Paul s. Pcarsall. Of
the United States army. were married
Tuesday at the Bellevue Stratford hotel
in Philadelphia. The ceremony was wit
messed by relatives and few intimate
friends. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Pearsall left for New York, where they
will make their home.
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me Vermont state board of aEricul-
lure VIII hold 40 free public meetings In
various sections of the state in tine next
Two months. Dates assigned for Windham
county are; Rockingham Feb. II. New
zane fen 49, Putncy Feb. 20. SaXtons
hlNer feb. u. The general plan will he
To holu sessions at and y. IN. The
board of agriculture will be assisted by
Dr. II. D. Hoton. secretary Of the state
BOARD OF nealthi Mason ;. stone. state
superintendent Of education, Charles w.
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at some of the meetings.
ne postponed hearing Of F g. Cutler
III brookhhe LOT alleged keeping Of "A dog
W "l'H CHASED uerr was held Tuesday In
me IuuUi scnoolhouse IN Brookline be-
loIt JuSllce II. l.. hastings OF Towns
nt"u' AFTER nearing testimony from va
r!ous witnesses me case was dismissed.
:, = ne ne nearing was held on complaint OF
'oiiie N"rueh X, w snyder OF Towns
memo on account of finding a wounded
heeI on the ice near the Salmon Hole
'liusc "H me west river Dec. D. 1t
was Clalhed lhat the deer was chased
ana driven upon the ice by dog owned
by Mr.. Cutler The defence proved a
complete ann Tor the dog besides show
IE Iather concluSlNeIy that the witnesses
Ut .ne complainant ala not know surely
whether it was the same dog or not
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The Congregational club held on Tues
lay evening one Of the most delightful
gatherings in its history 1t was the an
lual ladies' night meeting In the Brooks /
House and was attended by about 1870
rhe old favorites. the Harvard male quar- {
ct. gave a musical program. which was I.
'aricd by readings by Miss Edith NJ. Her
lex of Boston. Following the progran n, F.
buffet luncheon was served while the .
guests were still seated i'm the dining /
lall The work of the quartet was Meas .
ng I'm the extreme. the voices blending
'NQuisitely and the delicate shading pro-
lucing a charming effect Solo numbers
we're given 10y all except the second bass
In Thomas aud the sololsts and ouar-
ct generously responded to oncores IN
very number Miss IIerricf gave three
elections. following each with an on
ore. She was very expressive and grace
al and brought out the sentiment If her
nehtarN TO me program the quartet gave
Remember INV, TIN. Crnattr.. 80. VI
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