Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-09-26

Arthur Birch fell from wheel while |.
attempting to get into a wagon at the
fair grounds Thursday and the wheel
passed over him. breaking three ribs.
Rev. f. II. Marble gave the annual SER
mon at the Baptist anniversaries and
state convention held at Bennington this
week and on Wednesday afternoon gave
the address at the service held in mem
DRY of General julius j. Estey. super
intendent l.. w Hawley led the confer
ence on Sunday school methods Tuesday
morning, and Rev Guy c. Lamson spoke
on our greatest Sunday school needs
Mrs II. II. Crosby. scratch, won the
Fall cup for the women of Wantastiuuet
Golf club Wednesday, defeating Miss
Florence Clark, 3. The playing has be-
gun for the Wantastiquet cup for men.
IS holes, handicap, match play. Harold
whitney tW beat Harry Greene OD up
and to play; Il. \. Slack, scratch, won
from DR. A. L. Pettee "a up and
To play: w. II. Childs 90 defeated w. H.
Snow az up and to play; c. H.
Thompson CD beat Harry Bingham pO
3 up and to play; Raymond Greene won
from Waterman by default; j. Tasker
from c. NJ. Miller by default. X. c.
Bacon has drawn the bye and will go into
the second round without playing. Other
matches scheduled are as follows: 6. f.
Bingham CD VS.. Howard Wellman co;
W. Z. Hubbard CD vs. Hayes Bigelow
a.
Rally day was observed last Sunday by
the Baptst Bible school, when very
ENJOYABLE program was rendered before
one OF the largest audiences in the his
tory of the school. The rooms were
very beautifully decorated each class
having in charge the decorating of It's
classroom. \ large number of visitors
were present. besides a good representa-
IL pVt-
ment \ large chorus assisted in the
singing which was full of spirit and
vivacity President Roosevelts letter on
Rally Sunday was read by Superintendent
Hawley who Also read an extract from
an address by the noted Sunday school
worker. b. +. Jacobs. DR.. Marble made
appropriate remarks. The intermediate
department assisted with recitations and
the primary department with a song.
stems were taken toward raising funds
to replenish the library. Announcement
was made that the normal class would be
formed the first Sunday In October NJ
the close of the session DR.. Marble was
inveigled into the room OF class No. and
presented by the class the four volumes
constituting the Hastings Bible dictionary.
The Central Vermont Railway com
pany will sell round trip tickets TO the
national G. a. r. encampment in Wash
ington oct to IL for $i075 from Bratte-
boro via New Haven and steamer, or via
Springfield, all rail Tickets will be good
going oct. TO inclusive. and returning
any time up to oct. 10 The time for re-
turning may be extended TO Nov. by
the payment of 50 cents extra. Stop
over privileges will be allowed at Phila-
delphia or Baltimore or any other point
south of New York either going or re-
turning. particulars Of which are given
on the railroad schedules. Side trips
will be sold at low rates to Gettysburg
and all historic points In Pennsylvania
Maryland and Virginia. a special train
will leave White River Junction at noon
on Oct. 4. arriving al Brattleboro about
o'clock and at New Haven at $50. The
steamer. Richard Peck" will leave New
Haven at midnight, arriving at Jersey
City at 7.30 a. M, connecting with q
train which reaches Washington at l.3I
Sunday afternoon. Route No. 3. via New
London and steamer will be IS cents less
that the official route. Reduced rates
are offered on the narrow gauge rail-
road.
Four inebriated individuals were run
in during the fair, Edward 4. Clark
who said he was from Newport y. II.
was arrested on the grounds wednesday
by Policeman Amidon. generous i'm
pulse promoted him to give away his
money, and he was displaying bills n
both hands Justice Newton fined him s
and costs amounting 10 Sl0.j0. Policeman
Worden arrested Charles Vorce of North
field Mass in the village yesterda,
morning He was fined s. and costs
amounting TO Sl020. for disturbing th'
peace. Policeman Rockwell took Charles
Peters Of West Dummerston i'm tow yes
terday on Elliot street. on the WAY Il
the lookup Peters struck the officer ovei
one eye Peters was fined so and costs
amounting to S1545, for disturbing thu
peace. John Fredette made his fourth ap
: pearance before Judge Newton this morn
ing. He was arrested on the grounds yes
terday by Policeman Amidon while whip
} ping his horse Fredette started to run
but Paul Cobb soon was astride him. II
was fined 500 and costs, amounting Il
$27.55. and was told that for the next of
fence he would be sent to the house o
correction for long period. The numbe
of men I'm various stages of intoXcatio
l during the fair was unusually large.