Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-10-25
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1895.

,ere stolen, and an unsuccessful attempt
las made to break into the safe. The cul-
rits headed towards Hartland. Ihey
,ere probably amateurs.
The Vernon State Officers association
{ the war of the rebellion will meet in
,utland Tuesday, the goth. A banquet
| v be held at the Bardwell House.
NO. Sawyer's house and barn were
brr& at Wheelock THURSDAY night of
Iost II. 1t was caused by lantern ex-
piodinS the barn. Loss, $500; insured
Mrs Ky j. Dunbar of Chelsea at
temnted 10 pmit suicide recently by tax
inc n LARGO 1antity of laudanum, but
p N9 medicalttendance saved her life
Rprlinoton has EN- fully decided upon
no The si,o Cor ~ Masonic temple. All
the conditions have cen complied with
and and a building costing o 1000 will soon be
erected.
The Barton Monitor rise Nnndav
"Write in your memorandt. s-o,,, ~
morning, October 81, newly far H. i;oo
the depth of from four to five L. 80 o ,,r'
on the ground, with the thermomG
siderably below the freezing point"
A statement to the effect that the
preme court of New York had rendered
decision adverse to the validity of the leas
of the Ogdensburg q Lake Champlain rail
road to the Central Vermont Rairoa
company, which has been frequently pub
lished of late, is without the slightest foun
dalton in fact.
The body of A. G. Inman of White Riv
er junction, who mysteriously disappeared
July 26, was found Saturday in the woods
west of Billings Park. The coroner's ex
animation revealed hole in the left sid
of the body nearly opposite the heart, bu
no tirearm was found on his person. II
probably committed suicide.
Hon. John l.. Edwards of Newport, 7G
died at his birthplace in Walden where h
had gone for visit. He had been promi
nent lawyer in Orleans county for half
century. He had been the Democratic
candidate for governor and congressman
At the time of his death he was deputy col
lector Of the port and director of the New
port national bank.
Rev. DR.. Andrew Jackson Fennell, Wit
died at Glens Falls, N. Y, Friday, was
native of Poultney. He graduated from
Amherst theological school in 1916 and {
year later was called to the pastorate of tn,
First Presbyterian church of Glens Falls
He resigned in 1891 after As years of ser
vice, but was Immediately elected paste
emeritus. Mddlebury college gave hin
the degree of A. NJ. in 1S47 and d. d. il
| 1878.
Col. George B. NJ. Harvey, president o
the Atlantic coast traction company, re
ceived severe internal injuries by fallin
from his bicycle while riding on the King
bridge road, New York city, Sunday. II
was taken to his home in the Dakota flats
where a surgical operation was performed
| Col. Harvey is a Peacham boy who ha
been connected with several of the leadin
newspapers of the country. He was at on
time editor in chief of the New Yorl
! World.
The name of Charles c. Beaman is
tower of strength to the fusion ticket il
New York city, but another name has beer
| added that also increases its attractiveness
1t is that of Sherman Evarts, son of Viii
liam NJ. Evarts, and named after Gen. w
| L. Sherman. He is graduate of Yal
and young and capable lawyer, and ha
been nominated for judge of the city court
in place of James w. Halves, who declined
the honor. William NJ. Evarts, who
now in retirement, is greatly pleased wit
the nomination of his son. Mr.. Beama
is his son-in law, so that the aged state:
man has the qualification of seeing tw
members of his family nominated TO
judges on one ticket. Mr.. Evarts's salary
if he be elected, will be $4,000 and hi
term of Office two years. The nomination
have a special interest to Vermonters a
the Evarts and Beaman families are sum
mer residents of Windsor.