Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-05-16

assistant secretary .lJlllOtt -. Robbins,
secretary; James Ramagc, auditor; James
/. Martin. general counsel; executive
committee. Moses Newton, James Ram
age, Charles \. Cook and Frederick II.
Newton.
Mrs l.. T. Page Is visiting In Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy +. Barber are in
New York visiting.
Edward l.. Bates Of Bennington was in
town on Wednesday.
Orrin r. Buell. Is absent this week in
Massachusetts, on businesses.
Mrs Mary f. BARNARD and daughter
Nellie. are visiting i'm New York
The listers deposited the grand list in
the town clerks office on Thursday.
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I'm Town recontlv calling mon his friends
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Col D. II. Hoululns Is at burunEtoh AT,
1eI,Glns '''' amman S'SSio" VI inc 10y ''
FRANK l.. Allen mas peeh absent TOT
several days Vlsltlhg ~ the northern part
OF the county
MI ana Mrs. Leonard brown are settled
IN thelr ne" nome IN the mann mousse On
East MAIN street
Miss May Titus has returned from a
visit to Ashburnham, Mass, very much
| improved in health.
a. l.. Childs & Son have been pspering
and painting their store, rendering 1t very
neat and attractive.
H. w. Stearns was in town recently
looking after his Raponda property. Mr.
Daniel + palmeLar bas sold his farm TO
John I Gleason. who I'm turn has sold his
place to MIR. Bellows of Marlboro.
Au,onp others who ar. iropro,inf- their
rrer,iscs are Ntise Nellie Adams Marin
4 Rrovn Frank L barnard and n y
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Mr.. ana Mrs T. NJ DAVIS are again set
tcd IN thcir tenement on Beaver street
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| me "ash-out AT Monroe Bridge was
| flled so that trains passed over regularly
Tor day or two. but slide carried ou
/ part OF the track again ana a delaY was
occasloheu Tot Two OF 'hree GAYS. EVERY
thlng Is all right AT TINS writing ana IL Is
70 ne hoped mat no iurther trouble VII
occur AT present
c. Frank Snow met with bad accident
( on Wednesday. He was at work paint
ing on Miss Adams's house in the village
when the staging gave away giving him G
tumble OF l. or Il feet upon a pile o.
boards and other things. II is hoped tina
the injury will not be lasting. but he viii
be laid up several days at least.
Col ] II. Gouldinr returned from Rut
land on Saturday where he went To hun,
Mrs Goulding. He was accompanied h,
his son. Philin who will remain in towr
for the present assisting his father in the
I Savings bank. Mr. Goulding has CLOSED
ms engagement with the University OF th'
south nj Sewanee. Tenn, where he ha!
been for year or so. engaged in the worl
or cataloglng the library.
w. b Farweu chief clerk of the rail
way mail service was in town recent,
by request to look IN the adyisabilitv a
establishing railway mail service on III.
line of the Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington
railroad. He found that our present ser
vice of three closed pouches per dav t,
the Boston and Troy railroad post -offic
in addition to local pouches between tn,
stations was far better service than mos
towns of this size are receiving. He sal,
that he did not feel warranted in recon
mending that postal clerk be put on tn
railroad line at present making an ex
pense of $1,000 or so a year. Although tn
MANAGEMENT of post-offices and the in
spection does not come within his line o
duty. he expressed himself as well please,
with the MANAGEMENT of the local of
fee. but remarked that in his opinion tn
money order and registry division ough
to be closed at s o'clock p. m. instead o
Q as now The closing hour in most o