Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-28
BRATTLEB oRo.

BRATTLE5oRo.
Several local golfers will participate
i'm the open tournament which the Wal
pole Golf club will give Sept. Z.
Fifty people from this village went
to West Brattleboro Wednesday even
ing to attend the supper given by the
ladies of the Congregational church of
that village.
Miss Mary Blakeslee has nearly COM
pleted two houses on South Main
street. In one the inside finish is being
done and the other has been plastered
and is nearly ready for the finish.
The directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. have
received several applications from
persons wishing to succeed G. c. Will
son. who has resigned rs general see
rotary No action upon them has been
taken.
The Boston & Maine railroad will
sell excursion tickets for Canada 5
great eastern exhibition at Sher-
brooke. Quebec which will be held
from next Monday to Saturday. The
round trip from BrattlebOro will be
$500.
The funeral of William f. Patch was
held at o'clock Sunday at his late
home on Willston street. Rev. +. Q.
S. Osgood of the Unitarian church
oficiated. The funeral was private
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pI"'oi' ',,.,.i- ,,.'',.1 ho,d
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Substantial progress has been made
on the west abutment for the new
steel bridge this week. several layers
of granite having been placed. Plank
ing has been laid on the trestle across
the river. on which a track will be
pulll loI 'iaIiSlo' .InS pieees VI '"'
HS" "''"7e "'i"sS ~ INC cast 'i''V
The schools in the village district
will begin Sent. s. a week from next
TUESDAY, Miss Mabel Applin will sue
coed Mrs. Harold Smith in the Canal
street school building. There is a va
cancv in grade s. in the High hoo
building. formerly taught by Miss
Thicker. who is now superyisor
vounp friends at hi. nome ON OaL
street Saturday from to & o'clocb in
honor of Oscar Marshall who went
with his mother to Furone This wool,
Games were nlaved and refreshments
were served The occasion was the
birthday anniversary Of the vonns
host
A special tram on the BrattleborC
d Whltehall railroad Will leave Brat
teboro at $50 O'Clock next Wednesday
morning to run to NeWfane for the
tbe term the afternoon mivad traiT
which leaves Newfana ot . "a viii hf
hold until Q o'clocl, for tho occommo
dation of those attending court
The final account of a. f. Cudwortl
OF South Londonderry, trustee of The
Stratton Lumber company, bankrupt
came before Referee F. ID. E. Stowe OF
"a hearing Monday. The accOun
showed receipts of $26,342.33 and eX
penses OF S22,269.61. The expense &C
count included two dividends amount
ing to over $4,000. j. G. Sargent o
Ludlow appeared as counsel for nu
merous creditors.
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T. w Ciheon viii ho oon,,,'it+ao -,
etraat danoratiors for +bo wiz, ~,
con,nanv of Sor+b Fromin9bon, No. i',el'
will have general charge of the decora
lions and Mr.. Ross will be in towr
next week looking after the work
The decoration of the streets is al
important feature of the Valley Fair
1t makes the streets beautiful sigh
and gives visitors the welcome appear
ance of holiday when they arrive.
Tbroa offordors ,,odo hous hofo,.,
1uttice Nevton in tbo DoIioo ' oo,,,.
Nondsv r,orrira Ior,oe $780,
WHO had haon aT,r1o,,od ~, 49, ran
h,ido,a ,1aodod univ, 80 +ba otn,.,, ~ ~
intcvilation ana u.as fnad onl
costs omounting 70 s11 70 which bt
vas nor ohIe re nav Thorae purt
M ernIova in the Vin+on naner Mil
was fined 81 and costs amountine
70 s119t also for intovication w.
was InaI,Ie to nav and bo and Nrgent
wore taken IN the iail ar Wcodctorl
far Il DAYS Michael Fav who ba,
batu omnlOypd IN tho hoSnita