Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-02

build next spring.
Jack Doyle, one Of The principals in the
sprintng race last week told two or
three persons in town that hc made $1,000
through the fake.
y. c. Young, an experienced cutter for
me y with the Macu,lar Parker company,
Boston, isthe cutter al Pratt, Wright
a Co.'S, beginning Sept. /.
Franklin Glszier, 33, who died at Green
field, Mass, Thursday was a native Of
Wardsboro and nephew Of Rev. y. y.
Glazier He is survived by a wife.
Thoroughbred hackne,s which Ebeu
Jordan Of Boston will bring to the Valley
Fair this year from his Plymouth farm,
will be one Of the features OF the next New
York horse show.
new delivery tank has been received
10y the local agents of the Standard oil
company. The tank will be used IN de-
/ livering oil from the main tank on Yer
non street to merchants.
The town clerk wishes TO call the atten-
| ton of the voters in freemau's meeting to
| the fact that their names must be upon the
| check list on or before Saturday Sept. ..
/ to insure them the privilege Of voting at
| the coming meeting.
The free kindergarten. conducted 10y the
| Woman's club, will reopen Monday. Sept.
/ y, in the same rooms a. last year. II will
/ be under the care Of Miss Clara NJ Sim
| mons OF Adams, Mass. a trained kinder
/ garten teacher, and one highly recon-
| mended.
! Rev. /. d. Temple, the pastor Of the
| Brattleboro Baptist church. has received al
| call to the Baptist church OF Pennington,
/ y j.. at a salary Of $500 year. This
| church has one of the largest congrega-
tons in the Baptist denomination Of New
Jersey.
Private Nollangar was not forgotten by
| the little children The siN-year- old son
| Of +. f. Eckels and the young son OF L.
| II. Barber brought beautiful bouquets 70
the Roman Catholic rectory Friday morn
ing, each explaining that they were "for
the dead soldier
Geo NJ. Clark of Chicago. a brother of
the late b. A. Clark, is at the Brooks
! House. He receives a cordial welcome
from old-tme friends on the street MI
Clark went to Chicago from Brattleboro
in 1854 and has seen and been a part Of
the cty's wonderful prosperity since that
time
| Announcement was made recently Of
the granting of pension of - a month
to George +. Greene. Il was generally
believed that the well known druggist was
the man referred 10, but il seems that the
recipient was George T.. Greene of North
Hinsdale, who is a patron Of the Brattle-
boro post-cilice.
Recent visitors to Burlington bring
word To former Braitlcboro friends OF the
very substantial success which has attend
ed DR.. and Mrs. j. VI Clarke in their
work at Lake View Retreat They have
constantly household of some - mem
bers and an addition TO the buildings. now
nearing completion, will furnish T. new
rooms.
Perley Holme~. who enlisted as hospi-
tai attendant in the Newport company, will
not get his discharge at Fort Ethan Allen
with the other boys from Brattleboro. The
men in the hospital division expect 10 be
ordered back to Chickamauga or some
other place in the South, am they may be
obliged to serve their full term of enlist
ment, two years
George f. johnson, clerk Of the United
States courts. wishes 10 state 10 the mem
bers of the Vermont district bar that the
blanks for voluntary petitions in bank
ruptcy may be obtained at his Office in Bur
lington, which is the only place, at present
the precise form not having been estah-
lished by the supreme court. which will
not meet until October
Rev. c. O. Day writes in n private let
ter that his plan is to visit his children a,
soon as he is discharged from the govern.
ment service. He will then come TO Brat.
tleboro and will preach the last Sunday I'm
September. He will not hold farewell
service, hut in the evening vii, tell some
thing OF his army experience.
The attention of the farmers is called Ia
an advertisement of the Brattleboro Jelly
company elsewhere in this paper. The
company has an opportunity 10 contract
for 100 TO $50 barrels Of boiled cider.
which will require from 10000 TO $1,000
bushels of apples An early response is
desired by the company in order that they
may know what to depend upon
; j. A. Bond and family of Burlington
have spent several days in this vicinity, Wis
ting the brothers of Mr.. Bond in Green
field, Guilford and Westminster Mr..
Bond, well known in years past to Phunix
subscribers, is now successfully engaged in
life insurance work. holding special
agency for the Connecticut Mutual, one of
the best of the Hartford companies
Isaac NJ Robb of Company l. who
came home 10 his fathers in Green River
Tuesday, suffering from malarial fever, is
doing well and will make a good recovery.
though he is still very weak, and is not
rid of a Chickamauga reminder in the
shape of chills and fever Dr. Peterson.
who has the lad in charge. says he will
not be fit for any more service for Uncle
sam before the regiment is mustered out.
There are indications that the Ashuelot
sports who backed Doyle in the foot race
at the Valley FAN ground Wednesday are
trying TO recover their money by process
of law. Sheriff RiNiord of Winchester
caused the arrest of a man in Keene on
Friday, and it was said that he was Pierce,
who had acted as referee of the race here.
The man proved to be a travelling sales
man, however and he had no difficulty in
proving his identity.
The Hartford Courant has the following
in its East Hartford column "Mrs. vii
bur j, Hale of Wells avenue is visiting at
the old homestead of her grandfather in
Newfane, VI She writes that from that
place where she is stopping she can set
points in 80 different towns. On her way
home she will stop at Bratteboro, Vt,
where she will be the guest of her uncle,
Judge Hoyt Wheeler of the United States
F circuit court, and from there she will 90 to
Athol, Mass, where she will he the guest