Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-10-18
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Hope Chautauqua circle meets next Mon
day evening with the Misses Barrows.
Ira G.. Noyes, postmaster at Riverton,
y. H., is a guest Of Rev. J. II. Knott
Rev and Mrs. A. A. Blair have been
visiting in Manchester part of this week
Station Agent NJ. D. White returned
Thursday morning from ten days vaca-
ton.
A Mount Hermon student supplies the
pulpit Of the Congregational church next
Sunday.
The ladies of the Congregational society
are to hold fair and festival in the town
hall, Nov. 6.
Miss Walker of Manchester, y. H., was
the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. 4. 4. Blair
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Z. Bronson has returned to her
home in Ashield. Mass, after visit with
her son. G. J. Bronson.
Miss Nellie Britton after an extended
visit with her father, James Britton, has re-
turned to PrOctOrsviile.
Archie Dalrymple has closed his con-
nection with the Worien company and
gone to his home in Vermont.
L. L. Brigham, head pharmacist at the
/ Worden company, is taking a vacation.
/ visiting the wilds of Vermont
/ Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. Hunter returned
/ Friday evening from a three weeks visit
with friends in Massachusetts.
Miss Emma Holland returned this week
TO her home in Brooklyn, y. Y, after
a stay of several weeks in town.
J. A. Whitney of Wells River, VT, has
moved here and is working in the engine
room Of the Fisk Paper company.
Mrs. May Stevens returned to Lynn.
Mass. yesterday, after a visit 70 her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Upham.
Miss Violet C. Robertson celebrated her
eight birthday last Saturday by giving a
party TO her numerous little friends.
A lot of household goods will be sold at
auction at the residence of the late Mrs.
Durham, at O'Clock to- morrow afternoon.
Edward Bergeron has moved his cob
bler's shop from Whitaker block to the
room in the basement OF the town hall
block.
a. F. Fisher, photographer, intends to
have his rooms in his new block on Depot
street ready for occupancy in about two
weeks.
Il, z. Smith assisted in Bliss market
part of this week, during the absence Of
l. l. Ingram while at his home in Yer
mont.
The cold Rube Tanner company. with
John J. Black as Old Rube. occupied the
town hall Wednesday evening and drew a
good audience.
G.. ). Smith has been in New York state
the past two weeks buying COWS, and will
be al his farm on the Brattleboro road to
morrow, Oct. 10. with a carload Of nice
cows for sale.
Mrs. J. r. Baker of Cleveland. Ohio
was a guest of Mrs. II. c. Holland a; Ho-
tel Ashuelot last week and entertained
tally-ho party Of lady friends from Brat,le-
boro al dinner Thursday
c. Z. Barrett, who has sold his farm.
| will sell at public auction a large lot Of
live stock, farming tools, produce and
household goods. The sale opens at Q
/ O'Clock Thursday morning, Oct. "A.
A concrete gutter is being laid on the
north side Of Main street from the hotel to
Todd's block. Jones d O'Brien have also
laid concrete connecting the sidewalk with
the steps leading to both doors of their
store.
Adeline J. Rixford, a, mother Of WI.
Rixford, deputy sheriff of Winchester.
died Tuesday morning from neuralgia Of
the heart. The funeral was held yester-
! day at l O'Clock and the burial was a.
/ Winchester.
! The American express office will be
moved next week one door north of the
room il now occupies in the town hall
[ building We understand the room made
! vacant by this move is 10 be occupied as a
millinery and dressmaking establishment
". o. Stebbins and II. ". TAYLOR of
1 Winchester have bought the stock of
/ stoves, tin and hardware of Edward Steb-
! bins in Stebbins block and will continue
[ the business under the firm name OF Taylor
/ d Stebbins Both are men of experience
4 in the hardware business and they will en-
/ large the store, building large addition in
! the rear and will also add large line of
plumbing goods and will be prepared to do
| all kinds Of this work, beside the regular
stove aud tin business.
Mrs Minerva Snow 70, died Monday even
| ing from heart disease. She was the wild
! ow of James Snow, who died some p years
! ago. Mrs. Snow was one Of our Oldest
| residents and has lived on the place where
she died over 80 years. She leaves one
son, John G.. Snow of this town. and two
brothers, Nathan and John Field of Win
| chester, N II. The funeral was held
| yesterday afternoon at ! O'Clock at her late
home, on Mortified street, Rev. A A.
Blair of the Universalist church, of which
she was member, officiating.
Early Friday morning Sheriff Bowen of
Fitzwilliam and five assistants arrived in
town and on complaints sworn out BY the
Law and Order league, began searching
the various places where it was supposed
the ardent was sold. They searched the
hotel, Worden company's, P. P. Wood
bury's, Jones d O'Brien's, W. ]. Curran's
and Thomas Raleigh's, and spirituous liq-
uors were found in all the places, and
beer in all except the drug stores of the
Worden company's and Jones d O'Brien's
The respondents were ordered to appear
at Winchester Friday afternoon before
Justice Burnap, where they paid fines and
costs of SO to $50 each, with the ex-
ceptiOn Of Raleigh, who pleaded not guilty
and was placed under 500 bonds, on two
complaints, TO appear at trial term of
court.