Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-02-24

| afternoon at o'clock.
The Suna pee basketball team has been
! booked for game by Manager whitney.
1t will appear in Festival han some even
ing week after next.
Miss Florence wellman entertained 10
| of her friends Saturday evening In her
home on Western avenue. Games and
music were enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
| Patrick Shea, who came here recently
| from Gardner was fined s. and costs,
amounting to $1l.24, by Judge w. Il.
| Daley in the municipal court Monday. He
was arrested by Chief Of Police Wilson
| and pleaded guilty to Il charge of intoX-
ication.
John Barry an employe of the telephone
! company, froze one of his feet so badly
Tuesday that he had to go to his home
i'm Springfield. Mass. While carrying a
pot of hot solder some of ii dropped on
his foot, and the cold following the burn
froze his toes so that he was in great
| pain
Mildred and Rouclere and their merry
! company are booked to appear at the
! Auditorium tomorrow, matinee and night
! The artists are all new to this community
! and are expected to prove "A delightful
surprise to the audience The play Is
| princess Iris" a glittering bewildering
]
! effects. a series of continual laughs
| pleasant surprises and many new and big
| Illusions. 1t is play that will please
! young people as well as others.
No definite plans have been made re-
| garding the date for placing i'm position
! in the Unitarian church I.arkin Mead's
| replica of his Recording Angel" which
has been given to the church by II. *.
| Willard as memorial to his father and
] Tv tn no
! In town either of the next two Sundays.
| The idea Of having the replica stand a
year i'm the public library suggested by
Mr. Mead, has been given up as the pub
lie will have ample opportunity to see it
in the church and the church very prop
| erly will have the first benefit of the
gift.
No end of funny stories and incidents
| come out of the entertainments of the
royal ilusionists, Mildred and Rouclere
and their merry company in princess
| Iris" At every performance there's
| something doing in the audience, some
| body being fooled SO cleverly and giving
! expressions to surprise so quantity that
| new mines of amusement continuously
are being opened. Mildred and Rouclere
| are booked here for tomorrow, afternoon
and evening. The play is a series of
| surprises introducing many novel and
| unique illusions, beautiful scenery and
| in all. three hours of fun and merriment
The plans which have been adopted
! finally for the Fort Drummer Mills. the
| N"t''" nm "HiNH "i'l y. '"iit ~ ~"
room than ali the original mans The
first plan was to build a main building
go feet long. - feet wide and three
stories bigb and an ell oOo foot Ionr "a
feet wide ana two stories high which
| vrould uive over Of OOO feet of floor snace
tho nov. mans ,c,1l fnr n Initiating 400 feet
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With ,.iiI Contain annrovimoteIt. ma 0oo
foot Of tlnor sna,a rho incre,so is ,hout
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IN, nil in oner,tio,, .s soon os nossiIle
convention Day Will be observed
sunday morning at 1870 o'clock in the
tniversalist church. Sunday. February %
Is set aside by the state executive board
and Is to be devoted to the convention
ana its needs throughout the state. The
movement Is concerted one. All inter-
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'''e 7e''e' '' CAUSE !" u i"o'''
The Brattleboro Independents have two
hard games scheduled for next week
They will play the indicated basketball
team from Springfield Tuesday and on
Friday evening they will meet the Tur-
ners Falls team which defeated them
few weeks ago % to 16 OF the floor here
The game Tuesday will be the first that
the Springfield team has played away
from home this season and spectators
cation in oction Atwood who Lrol,e tho
floor record last week h,. making 10 has
kets will he in botb gap,os -. vim bie
ola COLLAGE mate Pitchia who nl,vad
with him ~, tho Tufts ,.arsit,. TO-, n, ubicb
he contaired Noro,., wilma, L,,, 70,
n,odo , fort,,n. tI,7s sao,a,, v.i,I, w.
hasl,ethall t,,on, h,t has f,,rnisbod sa,.a,.ai
.oyo,,inos nf snnrt t,ha ZINES, ,o>,t wal.
nronise r. he close ond oycitin,, ana
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9
The annual meeting of the Free Masons
of the Sth district of Vermont will be
held at the Masonic temple in Bellows
Columbian lodge of Brattleboro, James
y. Hoadley, w. NJ, will confer the En-
tered Apprentice degree at 80 in the
afternoon. The lectures for this degree
will be given by Brattleboro lodge, |
Charles II, Niles. W. NJ. In the evening
King Solomon's Temple lodge of Bellows |
Falls, George S. Buxton, w. NJ, will |
confer the Master Mason degree. The
grand lodge officers will be received in |