Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-07-24

Interested In literature, gifted in conversation,
aud writer Of many articles OF merit which
have appeared In print. Unselhsh In spirit
the poor and suffering found in her true
and unfailing friend. For years she has suf-
fered from III health, but she ever showed a
patient and accomplishing spirit. Hers was
q spiritual nature, her trust In God was I'M
doubted, and she died with the fullest assur-
ance OF a blessed Immortality.
In the U. s. Circuit court In New York
on Monday Judge Wheeler heard the motion
Of DOyly Carte for an Injunction TO restrain
ono Sydney Rosenfeld from producing GIL
bert and Sullivan's new comic OPERA 1.-THE
Mikado", At the Union Square theatre, AZ he
had advertised 10 do. II appears that the mu.
steal score Of the opera has never been pub
liahed, no that It remains tho property Of the
authors under common law, and Carte has
acquired a right 10 q piano accompaniment
by purchase. Judge Wheeler granted tenn
porary stay, but in defiance OF this Rosenfeld
sub.let the theatre 20 one Abrahams who pro-
duced the opera. Judge Wheeler reached
home Tuesday afternoon and at 1890 In the
evening Oartes lawyer put In an appearance
with papers requiring Rosenfeld and Abra-
hams TO appear and show cause Why they
should not be punished for contempt OF court.
Judge Wheeler signed the papers and the
lawyer returned on Wednesday. The Judge
was to have gone to New York 10 hold hear.
ing to-day, but last night the lawyer telegraph
ed that Ro5enfeld and Abrahams had run
away and could not be found
A party Of Eve Brattleboreans made an
excursion venture in rather an unusual direc.
ton on Monday last. Leaving here by car
riage at seaaonable hour in tho morning
they drove to Keene, by way Of Chesterfield,
where they arrived in time 10 take the 1913
train for Troy, N H.. which lies At the base
OF Monadnook, on the southeastern side OF
the mountain. Round. trip tickets arc sold
from keene which include transportation 10
the hotel half way up the mountain and five
miles distant from the railroad station. On
this occasion, however the livery keeper had
sent all bis available teams 10 the circus and
only one Trojan horse Of uncertain age was
at the service OF the excursionists With
proper assistance, however, the animal was
got up TO the halfway house, and after din
ner the ascent TO the summit was made The
atmosphere was reasonably clear and the
usually high wind had moderated TO = gentle
breeze, so that there was nothing 10 mar the
pleasure a. one looked OF TO
"see New England underspread
South from Saint Lawrence to the Sound,
From kaiskill east TO the sea-bound."
The party returned 10 Troy In time for the
5;54 train to Keene. The laisurely moon
light drive home, by way OF Winchester and
Hinsdale, was delightful ending to the ex
cursiOn. Not the least pleasure OF the day
was that Of the excellent supper in the cosy
little dining room OF the well-kept Winches
ter hotel.
All who from the hills surrounding Brat.
tleboro see Monadnook in the distance, may
not know how easily the journey 10 Il aud
return may be made in = single day, leaving
several hours on the summit for the enjoy
ment Of the view.
There seem 10 have been no develop
ments about last weeks burglaries further
than were given hast week, except that Mr.
Geo. 5. DoVley found, upon examination,
that both his front and side doors had been
unlocked on Thursday night by the use of
| nippers. Both doors we're bolted, 80 that en-
trance was not gained, but the doors we're
found unlocked in the morning and the ends
OF the keys showed the marks OF the nip
pers. On Friday night 81 West BFattlobOro
| two men tried 10 gain entrance 10 DIR. Clark Q
house by a back stairway, bat without sue.
cess The hired girl heard the noise made by
the would-be burglars and saw q hash OF
light, bat was too much frightened 70 give
the alarm at the time. There vas = report
OF an attempted burglary al the Bradley farm
house the same night, but II IL probable that
the hired mans Imagination furnished the
main basis for Il. Il. z. Gordons family are
convinced that some one gained entrance 10
their house on south Main street on Monday
night OF this week, entering BY way Of the
cellar and coming up into the dining room,
but nothing was taken. On Tuesday night
there we're reports OF suspicious persons
proving around Washington street. Mr.
Herriek finds that the exact sum OF money
| which he lost vas SIP. Last Sunday night
several burglaries were committed at Aga
VAN, Mass, and there would be strong sua.
picion that the work was done by the same
parties that operated here were Il not that
ut that place watches, jewelry and other val
usbles were taken, a. well A. money On
Tuesday the Burlington Free Press reported
the presence in that city, on Monday, Of sew
eral suspicious characters, whom the police
thought were probably our Brattleboro visit
| ors.
The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Brattleboro pOat-office, July "a;
LAdies-Mn Dexter Ames, Eliza A. Blood, Mrs T.
y Corey, Mrs A6ble Mcguire, Bell PoEers, Mrs @.
NJ. Root, Annie NJ. SOmeryille, Mrs Iora smith, Miss
NJ N. chomp~on, Winnie Y. Taylor, Mrs L. N.
Gentlemen-JohR $. Alien Arber T. burnett H.
| u. Barrett, J. Newton Bellows NJ. W. Brooks s. r.
bullocf g. Reach, Van c. Cooke, A. y, Hill. u. 8.
yosleyn, James Manning, h. 8. Powell, Hiram Perry,
Ninton =. Rice, A. NJ seabury, viii W. sterlin, Wm
sookWeli, Henry G. stoekwell, G. W. Towns Geo. NJ
| W. W. Wilcox.
THE PINAL MEETING IN THE MArrER-oF s. N.
YATES ESTATE
The third and last meeting OF S. NJ
Waite's creditors, before Judge Tyler's court
OF insolvency, was held yesterday. The &C.
count Of F. W. Brooks, deceased, who was
one of the assignees, was examined and al
lowed, and the assets in the hands Of his ad
ministrators were turned over 10 Hon. r. L.
Waterman, the remaining assignee Mr..
Waterman's account was then allowed, and
finally the balance Of $l7, s25 80 OF assets re-
naming In his hands was ordered 70 be dis
tnbuted to the creditors The total OF in
debtedness proved was $I25, 1913 %, Of which
sum about $3.50 represents the amount
found 10 be due the FIRST National bank. The
dividend amounts to II per cent on q dol.
lar Of the Indebtedness, and distribution will
probably be made by the court In course OF
two weeks The living protest was re-
ceived by Judge Tyler from Waite's counsel.
Barrett Barrett Of Rutland, with the request
that Il be put on file, and that Il be read
aloud at the opening OF the proceedings TO
the end that It's contents may be known by
parties interested Z"
STATE or VEA~oSr' DISTRICT or M.HLBoRo,l
In the matter Of sIlAs NJ Waite.
/, the said siAs NJ. Waite, hereby object and pro-
test against any proceeding or action the making
of any order by said court touching said matter IN
the estate therein involved. any rigia aud inter
ests therein, and hereby give notice to said court
that do not waive yield any clAm, right or
interest that have IN hoid matter and estate aud
that retain and insist such claim, rights aud
Interests a. against any action that said court may
have taken or shall take In the premises 10 be ~
serted aud maintained a. may be adyissa.
Rutland July n, 1885.
OAK GROVE. SATURDAY, JULY ls-RECoRD