Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-01

tluuc NltouBu tIludy ana ouluIuay.
The women of the Centre Congrega-
tlonal church will have their annual
flower and food sale Monday and Tuesday
of Thanksgiving week.
st. Michaels court Of Foresters has
made arrangements for the appearance Of
Daniel Sully i'm his famous play, "The
Golden Rule in the Auditorium Nov. 90.
The first and second degrees will be
conferred upon a large class at the next
meeting of Protective Grange Nov. G.
The meeting will be opened at o'clock.
The high school dance Friday evening
attracted good number of young people
and all voted 1t a decided social success.
Leitsnger and Dugan furnished the mu-
sic.
Lawyer James f. Hooker went to
Keene yesterday to try the case of John
Reed Of Hinsdale against one Maynard.
The action concerns the sale of large
woodot.
The Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian
church will serve chatting dish supper
in Wells hail Tuesday evening, Dec. 2.
The ladies will have a sale at that time
of fancy articles suitable for holiday gifts.
The annual meeting of the Canal street
book club will be held at the home of
Mrs. G. II. Ryder on South Main street
Monday evening, Nov. t. at 7.30 o'clock.
All members are requested to bring maya
zines and bound books.
The Estey Guard social club will hold
the second in its series of dances in the
armory hail in the Milestone building
Wednesday evening. The first dance was
decidedly successful and the boys hope
to entertain an even larger crowd in
their new quarters this time. Alison Du-
gan and Letsinger will furnish the
music
The gang of Italians which has been
employed by L. G. Crosby in digging the
ditch for the water main in Western
avenue practically finished that work yes
terday and migrated this morning on the
9 O'Clock train for perkinsville, whore they
will be employed by Mr.. Crosby on a
dam construction job only few were
| left to finish the work here.
The annual meeting of the Columbian
Book club was held at the home of the
president, Mrs j. T.. Mellen, Tuesday
evening The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. =. d. Morris
vice president, Mrs c. r. Crosby; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs NJ c. Houghton
book committee. Mrs. f. c. Cressy. Miss
| Edith Stolte, Mrs NJ y. Fisher
Fort Drummer colony, Pilgrim Fathers,
will meet Tuesday evening to make
final arrangements for the public meeting
to be held Nov. 10. when Supreme Cover
nov Edward A. Foster of Salem. Mass,
and other distinguished guests will be
present The colony has not held any
public meeting of this kind in years and
preparations for a big event are being
made.
When Nine Antoinette Szumowska is
| heard Nov. local music lovers will be
given an opportunity to hear one Of the
greatest woman pianists one Of those
| rare artists. who has perfect command OF
| the keyboard The first bar brings Sc
renity to ear and brain, the listener set
ties to enjoy music itself. assured that
the means will not be a challenge to crit
| iCism.
The Brattleboro Ministerial union will
meet in the Brooks House Monday, Nov.
/ II, at 10 O'Clock in the morning. Rev.
! n II. Webb of the eMthodist cIlrch will
| preside and the book review will be by
! Rev. G. b. Lawson of the Baptist church
on Prof, Nathaniel Schmidts The
! Prophet of Nazareth" The remainder
of the morning will be taken up with a
! sermon symposium in which all will par
ticipate. Dinner will be served at
| o'clock.
William c. Horton. the real estate
agent. has leased the rooms in the
Houghton building now occupied by Dr.
| Thomas Rice and will move into them
! as soon as DR.. Rice moves to the offices
now occupied by Atty.-Gen. c. c. Fits In
| Crosby block The rooms were recently
| much improved by remodeling but vii
| be made still more attractive by a new
| hardwood floor and new windows. Mr.
! Horton has occupied offices in the Elmer
son building about two years. He is hav.
ing n big sign made to hang outside hi.
new offices.
The mail car was put on Wednesday 4
the new train coming through here fol
| the north at o'clock in the morning ant
| returning in the evening. The new ar,
rangement is proving a great conven
fence, as even registered mail can now
| go on the new train instead OF slmpl,
what could go in a closed pouch in either
direction. Putting on the mail car make.
possible the collection and delivery of mai
| from all stations between Springfield anC
| White River Junction early in the morn
ing and late in the evening. In effect thu
new mail service cuts the time of transi
between these places in half.
The woman's auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c
A. will hold its regular monthly meetinl
Tuesday, Nov. 5, at $3.50 p. m. in the w
| c. r. L. rooms in Emerson building
| Mrs. Orlando r. Douglas, state presiden
of the woman's auxiliary OF Concord
n. H., will speak on THE Ideal in Lif,
Attainable but Never Attained" Al
members are earnestly requested to b,
present and spend a social hour after tn
meeting, when light refreshments viii
be served All members who have no
turned in money earned during the sum
mer for the auxiliary, are requested TO d.
so as soon as possible.
The regular meeting of the Brattlebor,
Woman's club will be held Wednesda,
afternoon Nov. 6. in Grange hall. Rev
Bradley Gilman, a Unitarian clergyman
of Boston, will speak on Book Diet an,
Digestion" Rev. S. NJ. Crothers, VIII,
was to have spoken at this meeting, ha
exchanged dates with Mr.. Gilman an,
will speak on Nov. 20. Mr. Gilman 4
well known in this vicinity, having had
parish in Springfield, Mass. many years
At present most of his time is devoted T.
writing for various magazines. Anyon
not a member of the club Is cordially wei
come to any of the meetings on paymen
of the guest fee of 10 cents.
There has been no change this week fl
the situation at the Office of the Twi
State Gas and Electric company. Nj
Bryant has not returned and has no
been heard from. His family have take
steps to find out If he has been at hi
old home in SANFORD, Me. If he is no
found there search will be made for hin
in New \ Ork. Mr.. Maloon the genera
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