Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25
8RATTLEBoRO.


winter of remarkable severity reached
It's climax 1--WE hope) with a temperature
Of IA to % below zero this morning
The Modern Woodmen of America will
give a dance in Red Mems hall next
Tuesday evening. The invitation to at
tend is general
The ladies' circle of the Unlversalist
church will hold a business meeting at 4
o'clock in the church parlor Thursday
afternoon. supper will be served as us
ual
The annual meeting of the Free Masons
Of the eighth Masonic district of Yer
mont, which includes all Of the lodges
in Windham county, will be held in Brat
ueboro March H. Columbian lodge will
confer the second degrees in the afternoon
and Brattleboro lodge will confer the
third degree in the evening. Bingham
chapter. o. e. s.. will serve a supper
Local union No. of the piano and
organ workers of America was organized
wednesday evening in u meeting held in
Grand Army hall. About $50 were pres
ent. and the organization was perfected
with the election of the following officers.
president. Scion a. Richmond vice pres.
John Long; cor. sec, Harry Dowley;
fin. Sec Christie McCourt; treas, e. 4
Knudson.
ment of apricuItura a+ tba Ntn,,,t r. IL
mon school, has resigned his position at
that place to accept the directOrship of
the new State School of Agriculture I'm
Morrisville, New York. This school was
IegisIatu last vear ana H.. iie,-n.. I'm III
the other a,r,ici,lt,I,,I st,t -. ~ ioill
not animated with any other educational
institution. Mr.. Helyar expects to begin
his new duties the first Of April
no incense rally will be held in the
AuullorIum sunday evening at $50
CLOCK. Every voter of the town is in
Nt'eu TO be present ana hear what some
W " Lue representative men of the town
ullhk about the license question. The
ministers Of the various churches will sit
speaking will be- nv I,,.r,..,, ,' ','. 'ie
sneaker. Iyb '',n ",rh made to secure
varisI n ~. WV WI. represent fairly the
IT n HAM -, ~ u"e community DIR.
be a musical nra,,r',,, ave- ana there VIII
tet under the Ie1derstt' g u"uDle quar-
ANS An 49,. t,' sup Oh fred {. Ad-
nm tbai,. .'ie cHes IN town have given
the rail-, ''i''cea on account Of
49,
ne Seiecliheh nave put a note in the
wv, ,omn report calling attention to the
49, nan ana ITS earning capacity
ulucii mas Deen said during the past few
months about the small income from
DuHulhS The selectmen believe
otpa. Tue use whicn the town has of three
-. 1I''u,u ue put in as "a fixed income
- ''e ouiiuIhS although no actual
10 pdiu IN Tor their use. This is
', 'ne Piihclple that If the town nall
~ mo- t mere tne town would be obliged
moneD, ,e't ELSEWHERE and that the
thp inoo,,,n c Sl'eu should be included in
T,ha,, a. I'm I'm me town nan building. |
office. the saIaott,I, VI t"e town clerks |
Auditorium at $500 a yaa manager ,rbih, OF the
he added to the actual incarna gDur
rental to show the total earning c.,,,oJt,.
of the building Asido fr7 IIP'cLty |
town has the usa nf ro IRON inns the
town meeting which also t ,,''i ior
included in the income c,.I,,1 ''5'i' ne
ing. ""'id-
-,i.
,,-a, n"!' Tor Sio'WO damages has been
taDl ~ 10y lIyIe Carpenter of Brattle-
,,,,I aE'IhSt the central Vermont rail-
w Coihpahy on account of the accident
M C,r,, i1onuUhuerry Jan. s, 1899, when
~ "a Pe"ter Iost one leg and sustained
other injuries The writ sets up about
.ne same grounds of complaint AS have
"een brought forward in other suits
"sdlhSt the railroad, unsafe conditions of
tne road bed, the rails and tho enoina
Mr. Mr. carpenter slipped on the ice and feIi
oeheath freight car. The trucks nassad
over one leg and he was badly bruised
about the head and Sboulders ;rh ou
plant charges that tho e,ra,i,,,, ne com
tracks was not kent in a saf, ' 't'I,,.t tHe
although it was the dutv or ~ gni u!'ioli
TO provide safe place for bin, IN au
in. that snow and ice had ham ~ "urk
to accumulate thai mo tr, " dho"eu
kent in Dronar a.,,..n,e track was not