Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-12-30
BRATTLEBORO.

The free kindergarten will open Tues |
day, Jan. 3.
The Vermont Wheel club will observe |
its annual ladies' night Friday evening, |
Jan. G.
Oasis encampment held a special meet
ing last evening and conferred the royal |
purple degree on four candidates.
Judge w. S Newton has not been at
work in the town clerks office since Wed |
aesday of last week. being confined to his |
home with a bronchial trouble.
Columbian lodge, F. & A. NJ, which con-
ferred the first and second degrees Tues
day night, will work the third degree
this evening in special communication.
Bingham chapter, order of the Easter
star, will hold an informal social for
members of the order and their friends,
Tuesday evening. There will be dancing
and card playing as usual
The Estey organ Company Benefit as
ISOLATION elected the following executive
committee Saturday: Willis ID. Gibson,
Carl Hollender and II j.. G. Toedt Mr..
Toedt was elected to serve as secretary.
The Brattleboro Independents are ar
ranging a basketball game for next Fri
day night in Festival hall A game prob
ably will be played with either the Run
abouts of Bellows Falls or the Turner's
Falls team
Carmi Chandler of Canal street has a
Rhode Island Red pulet that laid an egg
Tuesday that measured IA inches in cir
conference and 6 inches in diameter and
contained a double yok. The next day
she laid one very nearly as large.
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railroad committee to succeed Charles X.
Crosby, resigned. The appointment was
rendered and accepted this morning. The
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Invitations have been issued by y.
Heatitz of Chelsea, Mass and Mrs. =.
Gass of Brattleboro to the wedding OF
their children, Miss Sarah Heaftz and
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The first degree team of Wautas tiquct
lodge, !. q. O. +. will go To Husdale next
Wednesday evening for special work and
a large number of other members of the
fraternity Will accompany them The
plans for a special train to Hnsdlle that
night have been abandoned.
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The ladies' circle Of the Universalist
church will hold their monthly business
meeting in the church parlor Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. As this is the In 81
meeting before the fair all those inter-
ested in the fair are asked to come early
prepared to work as there is work which
must be finished Supper will be served
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