Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-23

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a nrpised hand cansed hy a bicvclo acci
dant
Aoou' ~ couples auveDu ,i, Ine lance
glY'u a, 'He DIoohs mouse uesuay even
Ius, m"S'0 was 'u'nlsheu ny heiISIhsel
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90, Ia ''''i, Om,p.', Uiuei vi Iis1e. Il
' 'i ~ " icsu!al "leeuLls uesuay even
I". ioul PeI.O'o.'s "tIt oaIloleu upon
va 49, a,s'' u" Ho'u SERIES oI soc'"-
0',a ''''S "'u'e''
MI and Mrs A. H. Harris received
news inns week lhal the Oldest son OF their
%Sux'''e', nIs, w, H. h,hs Oh o1usila''
.,,,i ,.l.''l'V''.y Iu. VII TWO W MS '"'s
'' u'!S "S"'
me Ne" loIk journal states that ne
EQUATIONS nae been completed Tor the
transfer OF ON Do"d IRON 'hc NJ. LOUIS
'n lie New J. ork c.uo, ana iIN' he Will Dee
p.NIhg win the latter organization IN
i'" days
ne W. r. Richardson company have
Oh" eNhioilloh al ihe.i meat market on Ri
/ non street Two STALKS OF corn grown on
tHe" la'"; me longer S'a'h uled ures IA
/ Zee, w lnchtN ana the otheF is Dui ie"
ihches shorter.
some OF the iron work for the new Main
| street bridge has arrived, and is now being
| painted preparatory 90 being used a
staging mas been constructed across the
ives, s'u' OBJ the bIlder location. and work
/ WI" DE begun as soon as all the necessary
/ ron Work mas arrived.
/ Major Beck is now engaged in compil-
/ ing a business and professional Gazette OF
/ Vermont which will represent the bust
ness OF every town in the state OF 1000 in-
/ habl,ants or more, together with a sketch
| Of the town and lbs business. Copies r.
10 De paced IN every note, poslDiilre and
library III the state.
Revenue stamps used on rea estat,
| exchanges at F. D. Bailey's agency from
Sept. to j. amounted To- $3.50 al 81 M
| per $1,000 as required ny law The cN
changes included over 1900 acres ia farms
Iu this county, two houses in Brat'leboro
one mill seven houses in Springfield. Tvs,
farms I'D West Springfield. and one black
9".r'' '''"P'
me- 'eH0IA. vernon, railroad company
1uN'I Uses an excursion ln Montreal iron
w '''S"' an" stations I''lh MONDAY. sept
ne rare VII. n' -'7 Tor the ioHuu
Trip. IIch''s vi" he good going on "a.
4'-"'". Trans llI' -'."' and VIII DE goo.
I'.''H'i- o." "a" regular TRAINS anus Tine
-''"' y" S'"p-"NrI privileges viii h' ID.
'""'' Oh 'H''' tickets.
Mary biakesirc. daughter OF Mrs. II. %
Coolidge, had hrr auk.r badly ,pranr,
Wednesday al the foot uf the Main street
n'I one was IIiIi- on Aei Whrr. an.
'h' young HAuGA''i OBJ stephen Ellis wa'
W.lH HtI' s'ahHih! on 'hr coasters. The
b,"ke'l'' -d, I"'l con,T'. OF The Vince
"hth b, sltuch .he damp part of the road
way poIn S'iIA were -hro"h heavily, bu
'he younger one escaped HnhuII
Mrs Myra Winchester, an elderly won
an OF West Bratteboro was severely
bruised Friday night by being knocke,
down by hicycst who was riding on tn,
Sidewalk. The bicyclist did not ring hi,
bel or give sign OF his approach, and Mrs
winchester was struck ian force anC
,nro%h hPa''y' All blcycllSis who ihrnA
IhtS nave more fISh' 10 the sidewalks thar
pedestrians ought TO be arrested
The State Board o. Health will ask tn,
legislature at its coming session TO nro
vide for the permanent establishment an,
support of lis bacteriological lab,ra,or,,
1t is proposed to have the work of mi
labratorv include the examination of case
and suspected cases of diphtheria tvnboi.
fever, tuberculosis. malaria and an infacrio,
aud-contagious diseases ., he examination ~
suspected water supplies infected min dis
rasedmeat etc lin tact To make All inva,,i,,
tious which are ordinarily carried ON +,
public laboratories
Rev. C.. O. Dav. who was invited N bol.
a union service I'M the Ban'i., cbrrcb rc,
sunday night declines. SAVING mat he ,,r..
trrs TO preach i'm his own rburcb on h.
his las, Sunday He suooas,. ho,.o,...,
that ho will probably hold a service sor.
ui.ht next week. I'm which be viii ,,I- ~,
camp life. but will NOT ret4r to +, in hi
SUNDAY DISCOURSE. Tn. sa~vic.. az ,h
Baptist church will bee hold a, a. C,cIoci
Sunday evening I'm orde- ~ civ. orro-
tiuitv tn ALI who ri,, IN ,t,a7t a.. is.
vice NJ the Conoreratioral cLrrol,
Tho dance 80 ri,;,. -.
si,,,r, No., IT,. Co.., ., P"'
~ H. ,,I,1 ~ t,'.i','' N AZ
no.. -, SCH ~ 'i'ln'
walks anywhere ont of the incnrnorate,
villages. but such IS NOT the case m.
prohibition is not bv VILLAGE ordir,rc,
but by section 4-qg Of the Tarmnnt s,a,
utes which annlies evarvvbnro -, 49,.
state. and provides that if narso, ,.rid t.i
hjcvcle upon a sidewalk bniIt ana man
tanned for The benedt Of the traveiiCr ,1,h
lic" he "sbal he fned moi n,"re tha P ~,
nor less than 80 And nerson ,'ioIa,i,,,
this law would nrobabIv he IiabIo for a.,
DAMAGE done 10 auotbar b,, 60 ioi,',
sro,iol o,,.oo,i...
NJ 1.-., 80 ''o,' -" Ju's year
! - - 80 a. a. ''it dIItl RAJ