Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-04

Grand Army hall
The Offering in the Centre Congrega-
tioual church Sunday morning will be
devoted ~ the work Of the Associated
Charities.
Protective Grange will confer the first
and second degrees Wednesday evening.
| The work will be done by a special de-
! gree team.
The auditors began work Tuesday on
| the town accounts In preparation Tor the
annual report Of tine town finances 1t
is expected that the auditing will take
about 10 days.
Henry j Whitaker who formerly ran
! a wood yard in Brattleboro several years
| and went from here TO Holyuke. died Jan.
5 i'm Atlanta. Ga. He was born in Wards
| horo IS years ago.
The ladies' enterprise society viii meet
| with Mis-. F. p. Hopkinson on Cherry
| street Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Supper will be served from to o'clock.
! Everybody is invited.
Miss Florence Hemenway spoke at the
| Young Peoples union meeting In the
Baptist chapel Tuesday evening OF the
Student Volunteer convention in Rochest-
| er, giving an excellent account before a
! very attentive audience.
Patrons Of the American Express COM
| pany may now send express to the Pa
clhc coast without transfer to another
| company. thereby gaining valuable time.
! The company has secured exclusive ser
! vice on the Northern Pacific railroad for
400 miles
Reports from Brattpboro are favorable
regarding manufacturing business. Cloth
! ing dealers report trade light. Clearance
| sales. however. have generally been well
patronized. outlook Tor spring trade is
| good - Bradstreets weekly Vermont
| trade report.
Frank Matt was arrested Saturday
| evening by CIef Of Police George Wilson
| for being intoxicated When arraigued
| before Judge r. W. Gibson vi the muni-
| cipal court he pleaded guilty and was
fined s. and costs, amounting to $l0+9.
which he paid.
Brattleboro lodge, y. f.. o. p will
| hold its annual masquerade ball Monday
evening in Festival hail. Waless or
chestra will give concert from to 9
O'Clock and will play for the dancing.
| Tie members are making elaborate pre-
partitions for the ball. and some fine
costumes are expected
\ leak in the cylinder Of the locomotive
on the West river train due In Brattle
| boro At 10 o'clock delayed the train two
| hours Monday morning. the locomotive
| being unable to pull the train over the
| grade north Of Newfane. The mixed
| train locomotive, going north. went after
the nassat,g.r rain and nulled II to
| Rr,ttiahnrn
~ an expression OF thelr dissatisfaction
WIN lie prevailing hlEh price 81 meats
tire executive committee of the Vermont
! Hotel Mems association. in session I'm
| Montpelier. voted saturday TO eliminate
| meat from the hHl OF rare al thelr
annual Gunner iu M'hiprhet req. ~.
/ i+"lh'9 d. htdpHN oi 'Hr FaNlHoh Rouse
J % rrl OBJ he.
Brooks House. ana r : shepard and "
| b johnson OF Below, Falls are members
| of Tire committees
/ III 'hr special meeting "i me noaTu -
/ cas-" authority saturday G. ; Hopkins
| ana H. Is C"iInoeIAt4h made report on
/ thr NUMBER 81 persons IN Bidttltpo!u
/ entitled 10 state AID under lie statutes
| "i 1910 on account pi detects IN StshN
hearing or speed OF rom epilepsy heE
! We're appointed D} I'd" board As "a Sp-'la.
/ committee to make TINS census rhe\
| reported II cases. \ detailed statement
| Oh these cases VIII DE prepared Tor the
| board {" sign. and il VIII De hled VITA
the county clerk
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! II. l.oomis. an electrician in Hartford
! Conn. Mere married by Rev. Father
/
! Thursday Jan. =, ami were attended by
| Miss Katherine Burns. sister of the bride
| ami Miss Mary Il. LOOMS, sister OF the
! bridegroom The bride wore a travelling
! gown. After In" ceremony a wedding
! hredkIaSt Was served al the headquarters
| ~ the BrAiueboro Mutual Aid dSsccia-
! ton. OF which Miss Looms is the super
! visor Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS lett that
! afternoon for Boston. going thence To-
! Hartford to live.
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ana his interests mad been there since
He leaves wife and three children
IA Tue meeting ol lht sr'ectmen last
"sHS 'he 'o'al cost OF the ventilation
IAN a. 'le AUDITORIUM was inquired APP
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