Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-28


3 o'clock.
The women of the Congregational
church will hold a sewing meeting Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the church
parors to work for the missionary box.
Canton Palestine. l. O. O. f., will hold
a waltzng party on the new floor in odd
Fellows hall Nov. 4. Leitsinger Dugan
and Morse will furnish music and a pleas
ant evening is assured all who attend.
The reading OF Shakespeare AS you
like it, by Mrs. Hannibal Williams of
Cambridge n Y, attracted a good sized
audience to the high school Saturday
evening despite the rain which fell heav-
n.y. Those who attended were well re-
paid and Mrs Williams's Interpretation
afforded much satisfaction. The pro-
ceeds, which were about $50 will go
toward buying pictures for the Latin
room
The Magnet club held its first general
indoor meeting Friday evening In the
basement Of the high school, where some
brisk athletic work was done under the
leadership of Roy b. Miner athletic di
rector OF the club Merrill Haskell HUI
bert Han and Scott Games were elected
nominating committee to bring In
list of officers to be voted for at the next
business meeting. Another drill was held
Wednesday evening on account OF the
Thursday and Friday holiday. The next
drill will be held Friday evening.
Workmen have been busy this week on
the ledge opposite the depot in prepare
ton for the new overhead crossing which
will be built there. They have been re-
moving the layer Of dirt covering the
! ledge. which Is deep in some places 1t
! is expected that several weeks will elapse
! before blasting begins, and this prob
! ably will be done at night so as not to
| interfere with railroad traffic. Thousands
| of tons of rock will be removed which Will
necessitate the employment Of a large
! gang of men. Seven men are engaged in
! the preliminary work of removing the
! dirt
+. l.. Houghton. secretary Of the Hol-
! stein Friesian association, is mailing the
! 2Sth volume OF the herd book to life
| members Of the association 1t Is a book
| Of 1900 pages and is a handsome speci
! men OF printing from the shop Of the Yer
| mont Printing Co, Of Brattleboro. II is
/ delivered by mail and weighs five pounds
| making a cost Of 40 cents in stamps, for
/ each book Postmaster Taylor received
from Mr.. Houghton $722, perhaps one OF
| the largest items OF postage ever paid In
| lump sum at Brattleboro. Mr.. Hough-
ton states that the total postage on this
| book will amount TO SIPS.
Glen Atkins. an cmployo Of the Central
/ Vermont Railway company was badly
| hurt Tuesday afternoon while at work
at the freight house He was in a freight
car assisting IN moving a heavy box CON
tanning machinery when a bar which h,
was using slipped and pushed against nj,
side causing him to lose his balance Mr.
Atkins fell ON his back and was rendered
| unconscious. He was hurried TO % Elliot
street. whore he rooms, and physicians
were called 10 was at first feared thai
hc was suffering from a broken back. hu
it was found later that his back was moi
broken. His relatives In WcStford wcr,
notified OF the accident Mr.. Atkins 8,
now able to be about again.
The next meeting Of the Woman's clul
will he held Wednesday at o'clock 70
the Congregational chapel Mrs Todd
wife Of Prof. David Todd Of Amners
college Will lecture on "Siugkcp and IN,
Eclipse of l9l.' Prof Todd was IL
charge OF the Amherst college expedition
to observe a total eclipse OF the sun an,
located his party at Singkep, SINAI
island on the east coast of Sumatra. Tn,
members OF the party which include,
Mrs Todd. were practically guests OF th,
| government and OF the manager OF IN,
| company operating the extensive tin
mines ON the ISLAND, in whose bungalow
they lived three months Those VIII,
have heard Mrs. Todds former lecture!
before the Womau's club viii surely avail
themselves of this opportunity to lister
again to this charming speaker.
Edward C Frost and Miss Harre
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