Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-07-31

err for this place reports the mean temper
allure for July to be dS.j against 70.1 a
year ago.
Harry, son of Henry Schuernann. Slipped
off some boards upon which lac was playing
on Wednesday and fractured his left arm
above the elbow.
George Sidney, a young man who was
employed as "a painter on Rev. Father
MOngc cottage near the " WoOdsdc'
cottages at Spottord lake. stole about $50
in money from Mr.. Cady, the carpenter i'm
charge of the work on the cottage about a
week ago last SUNDAY. He also stole
revolver from another man at work there.
He came to BrattleborO in the night, arriv-
ing at one of the hotels about one o'clock.
He left on the early morning train south.
He came from Boston to keene. and from
there to Chesterfield.
There was "a grossly drunken affair on
the Vernon road sunday. i'm which John
i. HoughtOn. his wife Ann. and Mrs.
Hannah Dundon aged "a. were the prnci-
pals. They were arraigned before Justice
Newton on Wednesday. HuughtOn pleaded
guilty, but the women pleaded not guilty.
However, each offender wa, fined - and
costs the total amount Of the fines reach
ing s37.41.
The sociable of the Baptist Y Z. :. &.
f.. which was to have been held on l.. w
Hawevs lawn Wednesday evening. was
transferred to the house instead Thirty
or more spent very pleasant evening de
spite the rain. This closes their socials for
the season and the entertainment commit
tee. of which Miss Cora Coates i. chair
man and moving spirit, are entitled To much
credit for their six months abor,.
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| Al- "'I i' I"lsIH- luHu> lot lht mountain
/ rodd' ASKS LOT Contributions IRON any ana
/ All persons interested u" pay TOT the >hrl-
/ 'erS recently erected on the mountain. ami
| pr"Nl"e SihaiI Iuiid lof heelhng tine road
/ III repair curing Ille season. mere is no
pe'lei roadway I'D lhl> Nlcihity. ana scarce
| ~ one lH"l j. more used ana the response
| To TINS invitation ought I" he prompt and
general
Myron Cillcy aged lG. son of Mrs. SUI
/ san Cilley. was drowned on Thursday even
/ ing of last week in the Nashua river at
| Nashua. y. II Young Cilley and three
of his mates went to place known As
/ Steep Bank for a swim. They had enioy-
/ ed themselves As only BOYS can under such
/ circumstances. and all but Young CilIey
! had come ashore He was I'm the middle
/ of the stream when one of his companions
noticed that hr appeared To be exhausted
and shouted Are YOU tired'' Cillry
made no answer but threw up his hands
/ and sank from sight. The bows on shore