Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-01-25

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state Auditor Horace r. Graham of
| CrattsburN came to NBrattleporo llis
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! "l' county c''Ik' J"I' H. Mer'"'e'u'
| Miss Alice Holders class i'm sewing
| went ON a slcighrdc to Newfanc last Sat
urday afternoon and took supper at
NewIane Inn. About 20 were IN the party.
"Thc Eral ANA the Girl" one Of the big
! attractions of the season, will be at the
! Auditorium this evening. Tickets have
| been selling well and a large house is
assured.
capt t. J. Waterman has been APP
| pointed justice of the peace by Gov. Proc
! tor To succeed T.. W. Gibson, who re-
| signed ON being appointed judge of the
municipal court
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| by Lcitsingcr and Dugan's orchestra. Re-
freshments were served
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| Forestcrs. held ladies' night Tuesday
evening in the form of whist party. IT
was the first i'm a series Of four parties
which will be given this season Prizes
will Ice given at the close of the series.
Prizes fnr tI,. host l,,i,,s and hest mans
costumes win Inc piysn M the raso,inradn
ball at Festival han Monday night. Miller
will act rs caterer. Clifton Fox will be
floor director. with T. J. Lavele. Charles
StuckwcN ErVng Bryant and Harry
Knight as aids.
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It's hrst session this morning Antonio
Sklppan" was brought bcior" the court
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| The talk ON the care of children by Miss
I Mcdonald district nurse, at the kinder
| garttn room last evening was wei at
tended and much enjoyed by those who
heard her. Her subject included the care
and diet OF infants. coughs and colds.
Group, care OF the teeth. symptoms OF
contagious diseases. and how TO care for
them, and various other Illnesses. The
paper was instructive and interesting, and
at the close there was general discus
S'o" VI "'e topics oS ''e "'o'''e'S'
Following "A temperature Of mildness the
mercury dropped to about zero Wednes-
day morning and yesterday morning the
lowest mark in three years was reached,
| Thermometers about town registered aC-
cording to location from Is To 30 degrees
below zero and stiI lower temperatures.
"a. and even 40 degrees. were reported
DR.. George +. Gale, who has Kept dairy
record with government thermometer
sine" lNiN. found that his instrument re-
corded 10 degrees below zero. ON Jan. .,
1901. IN" mercury at pr. Gales fell "a
3@ degrees ana ON TN" following morning
I" - degrees. These were the two coolest
mornings I'm ~ years Feb. % 1894. lT
Gales record WIS 70 below.
The New England statesmen of Durham
Broth,rs win start Monday for a trim Ia
MishaNoka Ind TO inspect th,. factories
where. the BAH Band rubbcrs boots and
arctics are made, buuham Rrothers ar,
The, sole agents Of this company for New
England. New York city and Eastern can
| al, and tha twin Is tal.r i'm Mace or tb,
usual Srhpoi OF instruction winch Is h"ld
"a'h year Tor IN" statesmen. \ pullman
car mas been chartered Tor IN" transports
t"n OF the party ana they VIII arrlN" ON
the evening of Jan. %. Two days VIII
De spent al I'll" factories and the party
VIII i'arh BlHitl'hor" again req. =. Inc
thtIc tilp VIII Ice IN the FORM OF schooI
= Wth sessions 'arh daN Tor instruction.
= The funeral of Mrs. Nellie Sullivan
; RYAN. wife of Nicholas r. RYAN Of Green
field who died last Friday i'm the Farreu
Memorial hospital i'm Montague was held
Monday morning with masses i'm the Holy
Trinity church i'm Greenfield and i'm ST
Nichael's Roman Catholic church here Al
both services There was n profusion ot