Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-21
O. J. PRATT


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H.. ,,,,l.1 Of "a r..at, r,74.btu. built by
IJoyd BRADLEY a LAD pf T. years. out of
vritln, manner and toothp.cks. is on OK
rr,,.tl,, A. CLAIM 4 Jores.s store.
The women OF the Methodist church
viii hold a rummhse sale I'D the RctJnE
/ building Wednesday, lhurSdiN anu IL
day. Any articles "i clothing VIII p'
phil otis Comedians Will ne assured OF
hearty welcome when they come o. the
Auditorium Nov ] and .. AS they have
! established themselves in favor through
previous performances They Will appear
In two evening presentations and in a
matinee attraction Their program here
| wifi include The Auto Girl The En-
| nlorersr and BOYS and Girls The
Aufo Girl is "A very striking and spicy
skit manufactured by Matthew OFT The
t,xulorers' is in the form of musical
satire which will bring recollcctions Of
tho pearv- Cook controversy. "Dr Cook
il one ~ the leading characters.
\ long needed Improvement Is oelhs
49,, vvJ,ltston buildinr nv the selectmen
a,5 ,bo ownors of the winston property.
Tast winter The water ran into the
,@Iiar ~ tho town bpIding causing an
,.a,,,a ard tro,,hIa when the ,oh
.t-t,h &c ,,oy, Under progress is completed
~ ,,tira soaro between the two build
t,,,, ,,,iI no cereDted and there will be
So, 5r,irs On tho cantra of the space \
-. ar,o,,nt ,f Garth !. beinr carted out
g., or,e. IA GOT a good foundation for the
,,a-,artirs ma tn max. tho surface lower.
-, ~ tb., ,y,rL and has several hands
o,,rlo,.ed tbere
George NJ. Tompson, engineer for the
Boston & Maine railroad, and his crew OF
surveyors have been working all the
week surveying on the Vermont side of
the river north from South Vernon The
reports Of the work have been forwarded
90 Boston daily, and in a few days Mr..
Tompson will have material on which to
work out his plans He viii go TO Bos-
ton tomorrow to confer with the Of
ticials Of the road ana plans viii be dis
cussed as to the possibility Of the Boston
n Maine road coming into town on the
west side OF the river. That the Boston
& Maine is anxious TO enter on this side
Is well known and developments in rail-
road AFFAIRS In this locality are being
watched with interest
~, o,,, Nc 1-i,,r,5,,, 14as,zir., ro-
turned Wadnesdov nirht from Cincinnati
Ohio where they have been attending the
general convention of the Protestant
Episcopal church Of the United states,
which opened oct. o. and closes its
meetings today. The convention is COM
posed OF House of Bishops OF l04 mem
bers and a house of clerical and lay dep
uties OF $50 members. The clerical dele
gates from the Vermont diocese were
Rev. George Y Bliss OF Burlington. Rev
Mr.. Watkins of St Adams, Rev Schuy-
Ter OF Remington Rev Mr.. Reynolds Of
Rutland. The hay delegates were Col
Haskins, George Briggs of MONTPELIER,
Spencer w. Kinds Of Burlington and Mr.
Adams OF Fair Haven At the opening
service in Music hall attended by thous-
ands OF people Lord Bishop Salisbury OF
England preached and a stringed band
and a vested choir of 500 voices furnished
the musical numbers. At the special tri-
enniaI Offering of the woman's auxiliary
to the board of missions checks. drafts
banknotes and coin to the aggregate Of
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars were
piled uDon the collection mates in CHRIST
church. Col Haskins met parishioners
of Rev E r. Mathison formerly nastor
of this town who went less than four
wears ago TO Nassilon Ohio and lat 70
Chicago. where he is rector OF Grace
church with 400 communtcarts Mr.
Mathison is reported IN he verv success
full in his large and influential parish.