Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-25


times, at the rest room.
Miss Mary Griffin has connected her
shampooing parlor with telephone. The
number Is 1876 NJ.
Brattleboro camp. Modern woodmen Of
America, will hold the next dance in their
series in Red Mems hall Tuesday evening,
oct 90
Miss Pettcoats" at the Auditorium
Friday night was q disappointment 1t
was of about the grade of the repertoire
companies which play long engagements.
The Altar society Of st. Michaers
Roman Catholic church Is making q CEN
sus of the parish this week and It is
possible that the results will be an
nouuced Sunday.
The ladies' aid society Of the Methodist
church will hold "a regular business meet
ing Wednesday afternoon, oct 30 In the
home of Mrs. G. d Smith Members are
requested to come early, prepared to sew.
Fire broke out Monday in the upper
part Of the Rosenberg building on Main
street in Gardner. Mass, where the
Goodnow. Pearson Co store IS located
and the stock OF the store was seriously
damaged by water.
Misses Mary and Jennie Hanscome of
Portsmouth. n. H.. were In Arlington.
this state, YESTERDAY and started from
there TO Bennington. They will come
from Bennington to Brattleboro They
expect to return home from here by rail
after tramping 300 miles
The chemical engine was called to the
home Of William Martin on Maple street
Monday afternoon to cxtiuCuish a sup
posed fire. The smoke which issued from
the doors and windows was caused 10y
/ food burning on tine stove and the ser
Vices Of the fire department were no,
. needed.
The annual lecture on Christian Sci
eucc Is announced by the First Church
| Of Christ. Scientist of BrattleborO. The
/ lecture will be delivered by Bicknel
/ Young G.. S. T.. member OF the Christian
/ Science board OF lectureship, Friday even
| ing oct %. at S clock. The lecture will
/ be free and the public is cordially invited
/ Twenty-four ladies from sedgwick Wo-
mans Relief corps attended q district
meeting at Bellows Falls Wednesday
/ evening. + II. stoughton corps exempt
fed the work In q very pleasing manner
Mrs. Hattie Gray president The ladies
We're royalty entertained Mrs Calstf
/ II Bangs department counsellor wal
visiting officer.
James y. Hoadley took possession las
week OF the milk route which he bough
I OF Frank Dunklee MI Hoadley has beer
connected with the c. II Grant Grant,
company the past eight years. n part o
the time as partner. Hc plans to con
/ tinue taking the larger part OF the sup
/ ply for the milk route from the well
1 known Thomas farm
The Young Peoples union and elias
40. 2 Of the Baptist church will unit
To the opening social OF the sen
son Tuesday evening Oct %. !
! VIII Doe q Halloween social and a goo
time is assured 10 all The union !
planning Tor active worf, the comiu
winter and the educational classes wi
be- started In the near future.
The Estcy Guard social club held IT
first iu q series OF dances Tuesday even
iua III their now armory hail with "a goo
number IN attendance The guests wer
warm BE- their praise o. the floor which
the best FOR dancing OF any IN town
Dug1u and Woodward furnished music
The next dance in the series will be hel
NOV g. when Dugan and Leitsinger wi
play
a. ". Roel harvested his mammot
pumpkin this weeH ana when me weigne
IL be- found that Il eclpscd all his forme
efforts In pumpkin growing by nearly {
/ pounds. Two years ago he exhibited on
at the VALLEY Fair that weighed 322
pounds but this year his biggest one tip
/ ped the beam az an even 3S- pounds
may be on exhibition AT the Grange fai
next week.
An attachment for 600 was put upo
the Majestic Moving Picture compan
saturday 10y Bert OEiyie an employ,
To- recover money which ne put into IN
. enterprise when it was started and salar
. which he nucged 20 be due him TIL
place was run under q keeper Saturda
hut early this week the company ad
lusted THE difficulty and took charg
again.
Watson French picked W an empt
pocket book near the railroad track /
Vernon one day last week and on eN
animation found the owner % hav
been II s Durham. Mr.. Durham los
the book some time ago when returnin
from Claremont There was S75 in IN
pocketbook AZ that time and Il is SUP
posed that Il was stolen. the content
extracted and the empty book throw
out OF the car window.
Oliver Son appeared before Justic
-. c. Spencer Tuesday morning TO answe
TO charge OF intoXicat!on. He pleade
guilty and was fined s. and costs amount
ing 10 5000. He was arrested Monda
evening by Chief OF Police James
Evans. MI Spencer Is presiding owe
the municipal court IN the absence G
Judge + W. Gibson at county court /
Newfane having been selected as a sut
stitute by the board OF balliffs
The new set OF pictures put on by tn
Majestic moving picture company yestei
day contains one exceedingly funny on
entitled 1.-The Cripple" The cripple goe
about In a tiny cart and at the beglnnin
gets into a dispute with the keeper OF
lunchroom who gives the cart shov
down a steep hill The momentum OF IN
| trip keeps the cart going over all kind
of obstacles and the cripple has wonder
full adventures with police. fire and foo
before he is finally brought 10 a stop.
y fire in the kitchen OF the Brattlehor
: House yesterday afternoon was prevente
from becoming serious by the prom
work OF the fire department The fiji
, broke out underneath the range, whic
sets close 10 the floor, and the fioorin
was blazing. A telephone call was ser
j and the chemical engine responded. TIL
blaze was quelled in short order hut
help had not arrived the fire would haV
secured a Roadway that would have mad
! It hard one TO fight.
The regular meeting OF the Brattlt
I boro Wonians club will be held in ii
Congregational chapel Wednesday after
noon Oct 80 Dr. Charles a. Eastma
Of Amherst, Mass. Sioux Indian and
] graduate Of Dartmouth, will speak q
THE Real Indian" Non members an
, welcome on payment OF the guest fee
10 cents. Members OF the club are asfe
, 10 bring reading matter for the boys II
dustrial school at Vergennes or leave