Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10
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AASSACHU SETTS NOTES
Tie T9r-. has Yrne IN the troubles q
--- -t5cErri1E= saving. bank and II L. -I-
,l=-,ei that receiver will soon BE- appoint
- AMI the affair lf the institution closed
be ir1r loans u the bank An31n; 20 - e.
rfI. and with the -um emtezzled Uy eE-
Treasurer Willis makes the total amount Of
Iestl1uab.e assets $500 A. the bank =
slHp.u. and WILLIS bond viii ab0u, make
hls i-iaication good II will b. seen that it
l. really the pD1r loans that have driven
tc= bank 70 the val.
Hoiyoke expects to have a CITY hospital
The subscriptions for 1t are headed by VII
liam Whiting and William Skinner with
Sj,pD each, and J H Newton. $3.50.
The Pequiog hotel at Athol hiss been cold
l. e Z Clark. Chicago and Kansas City
contractor. for S2j, oJJ
George Maxwell. who died at Rockville.
Conn recently. was a Franklin county
boy. having been born IN Chsri=mont He
began his business elresr in Greenfield. go
Ing from there to Rockville He was pres
I1eut and treasurer Of three Of the largest
wyo.en concerns in the country. He wss
ai-J president of the Rockville natiJna
bank. railroad company. squed.ct cOmpa
ny. etc He left en- estate valued al from
81 so. u1J 70 3 1pJ Jpy
j J DeWolf holds another auction sale
II horses at the Franklin House stables.
Greenfield. next TUESDAY. There are ~
horses in the lot. personally selected By Mr
pe"1f among the farmers Of Indiana
and the lot j. warranted an unusually
good one
Last week THURSDAY Frank E Perkins
u Sheluurue Falls and bis brother Charles
We're returning from ColeraiDe, when the
horse SHE'D near the covered bridge at
Grlswcldvilie. throwing them out The
former struck upon bis heal. Factoring
hi skull and death resulted He was all
industrious Young man. and leaves q wife
and two children
The residence II James Ranage at Nun
roe Bridge is approaching completion 1t
,, r verIfsble mansion being tn finest
mouse IN the Deerfield valley 1t contains
% spacious rooms three halls IS g. and ~
feet in length l. i elegantly fitted ~
throughout and il lighted by 100 inrauies-
cent electric light
The experimental. barn Of the Hatch *.
pertinent station a. the Amherst acricultu-
RAJ college was DESTROYED bv fire SATURDAY.
evening. The insurance Of $1,000 on build
inc and 500 on contents does not quite GOV
er the loss
Alfred Bsl1ius- house. barns and out
buildings at Whatelv were burned q fev
nights ago Loss $1,000
Business Is booming at Orange. The al.
dition to the Reynolds shoe factory is ex
pected 70 give employment, to 3jO hands.
new sash and blind shop will require p
men, and the addition to the Home sewing
machine plant mean. the employment u
lo1 more men In that business
The building occupied by Bucklsy's store
and the town office at Hoosac Tunnel was
burned Monday and the sparks ignited the
un0ecupiei Hoosac Tunnel House. which
Wa, also destroyed The los, on both
buildings was upwards Of $4,000
4 notable event at Spencer SATURDAY
night was the golden wedding celebration
Of Mr. and Mrs Joshua Benin, The aged
couple were presented with S2sJ
The Converse House block at Palmer
took fire last week Thursday, ana for
time 1t looked as il the confagration could
not be controlled, but it was extinguished
after several rooms in the upper story had
been burned and other portions Of the
building badly charred
NORTHFIELD, MASS