Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-25

company. The goods are pronounced de.
lcious by all who have tasted them. Sew
eral new havors and novelties were adj
vanced and explained
Henry Stratton, a well-known engineer,
while returning from Fitchburg Sunday
with his engine running wild, ran into
team containing a man named Thompson
on the crossing at the state line between
New Hampshire and Massachusetts,, killing
the man instantly.
Mrs Edward Dinsmore of Alstead, y.
H, well known in town, was seriously in
iured in a runaway last Friday, being
thrown out of a carriage and one arm was
broken in several places. The arm is so
badly shattered that it is feared it may
have to be amputated
f. H. Kittredge, who gave music recitals
in the Granger block during the exhibition
of pianos from Baily's music store in Bur-
lington, is to return to Bellows Falls July l,
for the purpose of giving piano lessons.
Mr.. Kittredge was pupil of Otto Bendix,
at one time court pianist to the King of
Denmark.
c. F.. Howard had a narrow escape
Tuesday While driving near the cream
cry, at the upper end of Wells street, the
horse became frightened and ran, throwing
Mr.. Howard. If the horse had not i'm
mediately freed itself from the carriage,
Mr.. Howard would, in all probability, have
sustained a very serious injury. As it was
he is suffering from general shaking up,
and badly-cut face.
Fred Underhill. who has been for the
past week in the vicinity of South Walling
ford on a fishing trip, sent 70 his brothers,
Elmer and Bert one Of the finest speci-
mems ever seen about here of rainbow
trout, which he caught in otter Creek
Monday. 1t measured 20 inches in length
and weighed 3 - pounds. 1t was quite
centre Of attraction in the Underhill groc-
cry store for several days.
Mrs John Brown of North Walpole and
her daughter Lizzie, a clerk in the dry
goods store Of j. c. Day, started Monday
night, and John \. Bush Tuesday for Mon
treal. They are delegates to the national
convention of Sons Of Temperance which
has been in session there during the week
The convention is comprised Of delegates
from every country in North America, and
every state in the United states.
G. F. Maynard is soon to begin the con
stfuctiou of a substantial threestory block
on the Ingram estate on Rockingham street
This block will measure 30 by 90 feet and
will contain two stores on the ground floor,
and four tenements on the remaining two
floors. l.. 7. Lowell is contemplating build
ing, next year, on the lot south of Mr.
Maynard's a brick block. two or three
stories high, for mercantile purposes.
The Rutland officers believe they have in
custody the man who assaulted two young
women near Centre Rutland last week
The prisoners name is Joseph Guyatt, 30,
French Canadian, who during the past
four wears has served two terms in the
house Of correction at Rutland for breach
of the peace, both offences being committed
in Bellows Falls During his first term he
escaped from the house of correction and
was not captured until nearly year later
Guyatt is an evil looking character. and
claims to be a carpenter. He has been at
work of late on one Of the Griffith lumber
jobs in Dandy. Guyatt' hearing took place
Tuesday. and he was taken 70 Jail in de-
fault Of $1,000 bonds. Miss rockwell, who
was assaulted while walking along the rail
road track toward Proctor, recognized her
assailant, as did the little girl who was at
tackled near Mayor Clements residence