Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-07-22

4 little Erickson girl was run over by a
bicycle in Esteyvillc last evening and quite
badly injured.
4 regular meeting of the Sovereigns of
/ Industry will be held next Tuesday at G..
/ 4. l.. hall at 7:3Or.M.
The Brooks House hop Tuesday evening
/ was one of the most delightful ever held
/ and was attended by 80 couples.
Rev. c. +. Morse is having an excellent
sale of the Peoples Cyclopedia See his
notices in announcement column.
A noticeable improvement in Esteyville is
the widening of the Chestnut street bridge
and the laying of concrete walks on Chest
nut and Locust streets
Prof. J. a. Leayitt the president Of the
college at Ewing H., will preach at the
Baptist church the next two Sundays. Mr..
Leavitt is a brother of Mrs j. A. Bard
well
James Lee, young boy, was assaulted
on Elliot street last evening by young
man named Rooney, and Charles Colt, who
attempted to reason with the assailant, was
also attacked. The case is one which
should be investigated.
L. 5. Smith, representing the Spring
field, Mass. Union. was in town yesterday
1 ilt 4lOl llllE OlAlOll - W btElll lltAt WIN
the publication of special Connecticut
valley morning. edition, with local cores
pondence from all the principal towns, in
GLIDING Brattleboro.
Mrs A. NJ Munroe, whose death at
Bradford Mass, is elsewhere recorded.
was the daughter of the late Major Henry
Smith, well remembered 10y the older resi-
dents of BrattlebOru as the proprietor of
the Stage House, and a. high sheriff and
Judge of probate
The ladies of the Unitarian society hold
their annual fair at the town hall next
Thursday evening. Supper will be served
from six till eight O clock and there will be
the usual sales tables. with sweet-grass ba,-
kets. fern, and other noveltie, made by
the Oldtown Indians as "A special feature.
The evening will close with dancing be
ginning at >:3u.
Jane, :. Page of White River Junction.
one of the noted horse trainers and drivers
of the country. was brought to the Yer
mont asylum yesterday. He appears to br
suffering from general paresis. and his CON
ditiou Is considered to bee hopeless. Mr.
Page is the man who brought out Rarus
2.l3 ii, Many Cobb, 2.13. Nestmont. .. -.
Litil, Trouble, Blue Bel and other famou,
trottcrs
EN-Presideut Hayes was at the Brook,
House Yesterday He will 90 to Boston
today but will return tomorrow to spend
SUNDAY Monday and TUESDAY in TOWN.
ON "Wednesday he will bee the guest of the
Forest and Stream club al Wilmington.
and ON Thursday will leave for his home iu
{ Ohio Like all other visitors he is delight
ed with Brattleboro. considering 10 one of
the most beautiful places he has ever seen.
IN
. sion to Watch Hin yesterday was "a delight
D ful event for 200 people The day was
. perfect for such an outing the trains went
through on schedule time, and the eXcur-
r sionst, had four hours at the resort. dur
- ing which they partook OF a shore dinner.
b. disporled themselves in the spray. and
{ found amusement in various WAYS. The
3 return trip was made with the regular
r. train
b \ hearing was held yesterday before
z lima II. Allbec of Bellows Falls Henry G.
p Lane of Westminster. and Stephen l.. but
ton OF DummerStOu, commission upon
. the claim of {. G. Brnckenhoff of New
I York against the estate of Ross White
f The real questions at issue arr as 10 prior
its OF a mortgage of $1,000, and as Il
o. whether Brinckenhoft, who Is a brother-in.
Y law of Mr.. White, had a partnership inter
tNl III MS buNllltsN- ne COMMISSIONER
4 will report their decision, when made up
10 the court OF insolvency.
a Workmen in the toll bridge were guilty
q OF cupable negligence last Friday, and on,
" of the loose plankS which they had iai,
I- down flew up and hit the horses on one O.
u Coolidge coupcS, causing them TO run
- and another plank also coming up in
creased their fright The coupe was tippe,
N over a few rods beyond the bridge and IN,
q horses freed themselves. {. A. Miles
IF Cha> Pratt, T. l. Houghtou and j. G.
o, Ulery, who were riding in the coupe, an,
u Driver Boyle escaped with slight injuries
but had q narrow escape. Boyle held {,
If the reins until the coupe was tipped over
De- and did all that was possible 10 prevent
y runaway. No blame for the accden
p is attached To him or the horses.
n The Ladies' Enterprise society of Estey
+ willie held successful lawn party last even
al ing at the park, where refreshments wer
d served and the usual article, offered fo
- sale. The proceeds were about Sj3, an,
81 after the expenses are paid the amour
A left will be given TO the Rural Improve
he ment society. During the evening the fla.
r. bearing the names OF the Republican ma
De- tiOnal and state candidates was thrown I,
!. the breeze at the junction of Estey an,
ID Pleasant streets, the band playing 9TH
re- star Spaugled Banner Lieut.. II. c
Streeter presided, and after hearty cheer
= had been given for the fag, remarks wer
,r made by Col. Haskins, DR.. HohOn, Col
10 Hooker, and Lieut.. Streeter. Several 81
l. lections were played by the band.