Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-08-09


office in the Milestone block.
One mans comment: Il tell YOU what,
these elecktrick light hoss cars be a
moighty fine thing for this town
Miss Fitts's kindercarten will open Mon
day, Sept. g, with class for beginners.
also a class for those advanced in the work.
The walls and ceilings Of all the rooms
in the High school building, except that
occupied by the High school. are being
tinted and other Improvements made.
Geo. W. Pierce has at the Retreat farm
a golden eagle which was captured by the
Adams Brothers in Marlboro. The bird
measures over seven feet from tip TO tip.
The camp for the muster will be ar
ranged by the Bradford company. Col.
Harmon. Lieut. Burnett and Sergeants
| Reed and Robbins are now at the camp
ground experimenting operations.
Twenty-Five horses were fastened on the
east side of Main street between the town
| hall and the crossing at Elliot street corner
| Saturday morning when the electric trolley
car bowled along. Not one Of the animals
noticed it,
The Brattleboro party which partici-
| pated in the veterans picnic at Central
! Park Friday included - OF 80 Grand
Army and Relief corps members. The
I other towns were well represented and the
day proved very enjoyable.
The makers Of the Richmond heaters
have issued a large advertising sheet on
which appear half-tOne cuts OF some 100
representative advocates of the Richmond
heaters" Among the number is an excel
lent cut Of John Calvin Of this village
The semi-annual convention Of the
Windham County union OF Christian En-
deayCr societies will be held at Townshend,
| THURSDAY, Aug. -. with sessions in the
afternoon and evening. 1t is expected that
Mai d. W. white Of Mortified will give
the address of the evening
A horse owned by j. W. Thurber took
fright at cream separator OF Cook hill in
Centreville Tuesday evening and ran with
carriage attached down Western avenue
and High street. up Main and Linden
streets to Chaplin. where il was stopped by
j. +. Hall. no damage having been done.
DIR. T. 4. Smiths excursion from LAX,
Pleasant 10 Ou44n civ mark carried 70 10
~ paoDle "Wednesday. several b4.ug from
Brattleboro. The last excursion Of the
season VIII be run Aug. -, leaving LAKE
Pleasant at ":3O aud BrattIeboro at ll;lp
Arrangements will be the same as for the
other excursions.
Mrs. James Caufeld fell Friday uu tn,
stairs leading from South Main TO Prospec
street and was seriously injured, the ankl,
Joint being dislocated. the foot bent aroun,
10 ilsht angie, the hbu.a fractured an'
the Hsainents IuptuItd on p0th SIDES III
INJURY lndlcates that ID lailhg her 100
was caught between TWO Oh 'He steps
Mrs. Eunice b. Harris, wife Of Cords d
Harris OF keene, brother Of Hon. b. ID
Harris, died Sunday after long and pecul
iarly distressing illness, aged 20. She was
daughter Of /ina Allbee, and was nativ
OF Chesterfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris. boil
Of whom were well known IN Bratucboro
nav i',eu III heeiie .ne PAS' Hr"'a'
Inc Farmers q MechaIlcs ENchah!
nave pun III thls week iaI-e he" saIe.
Is OF the Macheaie urndh make am
Wel9ha lour lohs' beginning next mon
day the exchange VIII run lhree deliver
/ teams giving all parts OF the village
morning delivery: VIZ tha>e' VINO ma
been al WoIK Tor NJ l. MalheT 81 the Nes
, village VIII De Ihe ne" dfVer.
+. A Hubbard Of SDrinpf.ld Mass.
completed Yesterday the sale Of the Fla
street plating works TO f. ;. Hunter O
Uubbardston. Mass. Mr.. Hunter is an OK
pert platter and will remove here with hi
brother. add new machinery. do GOOD work
increase the business. and will Drobabl
emnlov EIGHT or ten men. The sale wa
made through A. V. NAYS agency
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- nnhiic scbools Csnerai regre, Is {eIt tho
: pnr schools arc 10 lose his servicas ubic
have hen vairabIe 70 an nnrsral dogre,
Tba natition IN tho scbooI hoarJ for A.,
Uoward,s retention Which was generail
i signed h,. orr business and nrnfession,
rner u.as stron,, ,as,i,nonial r. III Coo,
.
Henry A. NadsWorth' aged %, died o
t Monday at his High street residence. II
e mad been IN Ill health ior long time, Du
. the immediate cause OF his death was st
: we're paralytlc shock. lie was the son
: Roger ana CorheIa A. thompson Nad'
: WORTH Nhen ABOUT 10 years OF age h
went TO brooklyn, y. =, TO learn the Jew
cry business aiterWard TO Albany, Wher
= he was engaged IN the hardware bushes
a Tor nine years. his health having failed
ne returned " lolaItleooIo III I9of, an
9lLce ma. Ilile mas peen Shs"EGu III u
. iaiiuiac'uie Vi tIusses' MI "aus"orI
was iha,i Vi SenUie anu ulldSs u,nIls man
heIs'hI9hly esteemed py az VINO Knew niu
anu COMMUNICATE Vi o. Mlciiael EPisc'
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