Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-26

weeks on the Ottawa river
The annual reunion and corn roast of /.
the Forest and Stream club at Wilmington |.
will be held Saturda at T.. NJ.
Miss MARY d. Uensbaw of Amherst.
Mass, has been engaged by the school
board as teacher OF matthew llics and
English IN the High school. She takes the
place left vacant by the retirement Of Miss
Flagg.
The appointmept which Anthony Scbwenk
has received as United States referee in
bankruptcy for Wmdham county is one of
importance, but for which the young law
yer is well qualified. The emoumcnis
are in fees.
Mrs. II. f. Curtis. who has been spend
ing two weeks with Mrs. ID. Z. Cobb and
Mrs W. A. Gtlbart. laf, todav to visit i'm
| HipsdaIp. \. II. AtboI. Mass. and other
| places before returning To- her home iu
| Norwich, Conn.
/ Tho CITY of SprinpfelJ Mass. has lust
/ bought g tract of land ON the Boston road
where IL will cree. "a $500 schoolhousr.
/ This will be- of interest tu the people of
/ Bratteboro and vicinity who have bought
/ go building lots on that road within wear.
An electric fash ran down one of the
tubes in the corn canning factory during
the storm TUESDAY afternoon. stunning
/ Charles Pease and knocking over another
workman. Nh Pease was SO badly effect
ed hy the stroke that hc was obliged to 90
home.
Roy Chester w Uawlav of Clinton. y
Y. has accepted a call to the pastorate of
the Second congregational church of
Amherst, Mass. and will begin his labors
there about Sept. l.. Rev. Mr Hawley
is a brother of y. /. HaWley. and has Wis
tied in Brattleboro during the past sum
mcr.
Mrs. George W Fisher gave party
last Friday at 40 Western avenue in
honor of her grandchildren, Faith and
Ralph Allen. the day being the former 5
s.h birthday anniversary. The Allen
children will return Saturday to their
home in Pomfret, this state.
The assisnees of the estate Of Hugh NJ
Adams. insolveut. will sell by public aur.
ton at The county claik S office at = O'Clock
p. NJ. Sept. 3. "a policy of $1,000 issued boy
the Mutual Life Insurance company ON the
lie of MI Adams, The policy mature.
June ]. 1913 II was assigned TO sherman
a. Jenne as collateral security.
Lieut. Theodore Dewey. ot the battle
ship Massachusetts. is 81 The home OF Eli
ward Dewey. bis father. iu Montpelier OH
a weeks leave of absence Lieut.. Dewey
who /. q brother ut Mr.. o. j.. Martin
missed the big naval battle. the Massachu
sa.,s being af Guantanamo a' The tim.
Cervera' fleet was destroyed.
Charles Day. resideu. here scvera
years ago is spending q few days in town
He is a member Of the CI4remout com
pany which went To- Chickamau-a. II,
had an attack OF typhoid fever while Their,
and when well enough to leave was SEN
\ orth on a furl0ugh OF a month.
Fx.Gov plncree. w. w. Sticknev OF
Ludlow, Rev. ;, II. ArchibaI Of WAlhng
ford, Rev. II. NJ. Douglas of West Haven
formerly OF Putney. and other prominen
members OF the Baptist denomination, were
here Wednesday for consultation IN regar-
TO the interests OF ermont Academy.
Mrs Hattie Stearns and her brother-in
Law, j. J.. Strong of Charlotte, y c.
Were the guests Of Mrs sarah BiXtOr.
ana otheI guests iH winchester. NJ IL
las, "eeA' MI 9lIoH- j. hr"sp"pe
pDo'ISH'' All" ""S ''''"l gu ."' "I'H', !
AuNOI"''' PH"i'S"'' 81" "'N'"'s''' 80
yeas 49,
-. il. Long went FRIDAY % ms home Do
west superior, Wis. after two week.
Visit Will his parents. MI and Mr-
Dau.tl Long. MI. Long is no" a success
~. iel. So Ia. U'".,' u. We upper ''.
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Inc central ermoht railroad compan.
auVertISes aholAtI excursion 10 Mysu
island "sleh HIli and BLOCK Island neg
, SATURDAY Inc iare Will Dee - DO ior I'M
~ Iouhu UP win the privilege oi stayln.
Rrot,Iahoro a. 3'S" y-,,.I IAN ."6 Iva,
J-ar,,,,, 80 al N,,u,,,s.II
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. lhe iol wing IS from the society co.
umns OF the Boston sunday Globe: PRO
, Remsen OF johns Hopkins unlverslt
n Baltimore, is III Bratteboro, VI, Sitting
: tor his portrait to Robert Gordon Hardle
% Judge Mason goes mp the first of Septeu
Der from Boston to he painted by Nj
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T. The choice OF Col. Haskns to represen
a the town at Montpelier this tall, whlcl
s the Brattleboro Republicans made las
r night, Will be heartily approved, not onl
( al home, but throughout the state. |
assures the town strong and capable rep
, resentation, with the added honor OF fur
4 nishIng the presiding officer OF the nous
beyond reasonable question.
=. A l0Isp driven bya Marlboro man be
d came frightened at some object on West
- ern avenue Saturday afternoon, and began