Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-11
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The scenery and stage paraphernalia car
ried for Kirk La Shelle's big comic opera
| production, The Wizard of the Nile
cannot be gotten into two ordinary sized
baggage cars Extra large cars are fur
nished by railroads for this production.
Real estate exchanges this week at f. j.
Baileys agency have been as follows: The
Ware farm in Wilmington with Frank 4.
Albro for house and lot on Hayden street,
Springfield, Mass. large tract of pasture
and woodland in Wardsboro with S. 4.
Lawton for house and lot in Athol,
Mass. summer cottage and lot at Ra-
ponde with Mrs Marston for a house and
lot in West Springfield. Mass, and tract
OF land at Sunset Lake with John A.
Martin for building lots in Pembroke,
Mass. and Ipswich, L. l.
The will of Mrs. Asenath T. Campbell
was filed in the probate Office this morning.
1t contains individual requests of $4,000
TO relatives and the following public be
quests: To the American Board of Foreign
Missions, $500; to the American Board Of
Home Missions, $500; to the Domestic
Missionary society of Vermont $500; to
the Young Mems Christian association of
Brattleboro, $500, and to the Congrega-
tional church of Putney, for the support
OF preaching, $500. The homestead and
contents is bequeathed to Mrs. Emma NJ
Allen Of Brattleboro and the residue Of
the estate is to be equally divided among
Mrs. Aliens children. c. K. Allen is
named as executor OF the will.
AT a meeting Of the directors of the Far
mers' a Mechanics Exchange last Satur-
day it was voted to ask for the resignation
of Z. W. Harlow as manager. MI Har-
lou AaA la
ton will take effect next Tuesday This
action was taken in good faith toward Mr..
Harlow and in view of the proposed change
OF the corporation to the "Grange Store"
q. W. Pierce will assume the management
OF the concern. The buying will be done
by G. G.. Smith Mr.. Harlow has been
manager of the Exchange practically ever
since its organization and it has been so
conducted as TO yield over $4,000 in divi-
dends. He was strenuOusly opposed 10
the scheme OF building the grange block on
Elliot street and he predicted practically
the result that has been reached. Since
the store became involved In financial diff
tlculties be has been dissatisfied with his
position as manager and therefore wei
coined the request for his resignation. His
plans for the future have not been definite
iy decided upon.
d. Edward H. Lynch has opened an
office in Herrick Il Wymans block Mr..
Lynch began his education in the public
schools OF ST. Johnsbury, after which he
spent two years in the Green Mountain
seminary at Waterbury Centre he after
ward graduated from the Lyndon Insti-
tute and took a postgraduate course at
the Lyndon Commercial college. He next
spent two years in the medical depart
ment of the University OF Vermont and
then entered the college for Physicians and
Surgeons in Boston foI a year He com
peted his medical course in the Baltimore
Medical college His hospital experience
consists Of II months in the state hospital
at Tewksbury, Mass. six months in the
Danbury insane hospital al Danbury.
Conn. l6 months in the city asylum al
Mattapan, Mass, six months IN the North
End hospital and dispensary in Boston
six months as house surgeon in the Union
accident station in Boston and six months
as visiting physician in the Union general
hospital in Boston. Mrs. Lynch is a
graduate OF the Long Island hospital Dr.
and Mrs. Lynch will live at H. Grove
street, where he will also have an office