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

Adams & Crosby have distributed very
handsome post card picture of the Ameri-
can building this week.
"The Hottest Coon in Dixie" company
with it's band, will give a street parade
at 70 o'clock noon tomorrow, Saturday.
The Grange will give another in its Sc
ries of public Waiting parties in Grange
hall next Tuesday evening, NOV. D.
Everybody is cordially invited.
1.-THE Lion and the Mouse" coming to
the Auditorium Saturday evening Nov
9. will be remembered from its appearance
last year, when many pronounced 1t the
finest production they had ever seen IN
the Auditorium
The marriage of Leon Otis Burrows of
Rernardston and Miss Elizabeth Dora
Fairman of Vernon, which took place in
the Methodist church in Brattleboro yes
terday, is reported IN our Vernon cor
respondence.
James Doran of Holyoke has been in
town two days this week, perfecting ar
rangements for the basketball team
which will be under his management II
is his expectation to open the season the
latter part of November and to have
Sears Boggio, Harding and perhaps one
oLner professional player on the team, IN
addition to himself
The St. Cecilia Altar society of st.
Michael's Roman Catholic church com
pleted their census of the parish this
week and the report has been sent In to
Bishop Michaud at Burlington, who Will
receive returns from similar censuses in
every parish in Vermont and then send
them to Archbishop Glennon in St Louis.
The census showed that there were lOSO
people in the parish, 445 being males ana
635 females.
There has been a great demand for tick
cts for the Adamowski trio Nov. I. The
exchange sale for those holding exchange
tickets will take place Tuesday morning
Nov s. at $50 at the box office. The
public sale of tickets will begin Wednes-
day morning Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. Glenn c. Gould Mrs. Arthur II.
Brasor, F. l. Swift Arthur II. Brasor, OF
by telephoning Mrs Lulu Greasy Blake
27-3. The report that Nine. Szumowska Is
in Europe is unfounded. She Is now on
her way to this country, and will appear
in Worcester and Springfield next week
while en- route to Brattleboro.
The Sloyd classes in manual training
which have been carried on In the Con-
sregational church the past two winters
will be resumed shortly. AS the closing
of the Y M c. A. brings occasion toI
the opening of other lines of work for
bows, 1t has been decided to open these
classes to all boys of the town, at the
small charge which will cover the cost
of materials used. The advanced class
will give most of its time to furniture
making. All who wish to join the classes
are asked to meet at the Congregations
chapel next Tuesday evening, when plans
for the year will be discussed
A good number of deer were shot II
the closing days of the open season las
week and apparently about 70 bucks fel
before the unerring aim of hunters In
Windham county in six days One more
waS added to the long list in Dummers
ton on Friday Chauncey Knapp of Brat
tleboro getting a spikehorn in the Blacl
Mountain district. Four more deel
are reported killed in Grafton IT
addition to the list given last week. Ac'
cording to II. G. Thomas, Stowe state
fish and game commissioner the larges
deer slain in the state was the buck sho
by Fred Blood of Houghtonville in the
town of Grafton. 1t weighed 400 pounds
r. H Brooks of South Vernon killed {
buck in one of the closing days which
when dressed in marketable condition
weighed 308 pounds. According to tnC
statements previously published and Tho
reports given by correspondents to The
Phoenix this week the statistics of dee
killed in this county are about as follows
Brattleboro 2, Dover 3, Dummerston
Grafton G, GulfOrd g. Halifax q Jamaica
3, Londonderry 2, Marlboro 2, Newfane 2
Putney 4, Rockingham s, Somerset
Stratton 4, ToWnshend 6. Vernon 2
Wardsboro s, Windham 3, Nottingham 4
Westminster O. Seven were killed in thu
town of Winhall, Bennington county
which contains the village of Winhall II
Chester the number shot was q. MI
Thomas places the whole number OF dee
killed in the state at over 700.