Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-23


Butterheldf of Wilmington administrators
Of the James NJ Peebfcs estate of Whit
ingham.
A. r.. Miller of Brattleboro was the ca
tcrer at the wedding of Roy \. Chamber
lain of Redlands. cal. and Miss Gladys
l.. Buuer of Chesterfield. which took place
in Chesterfield Wednesday,
No applications for licenses to take the
places of those recently revoked have been
filed with the board Of commissioners.
but 1t is understood that some are ON
the way" and will arrive in a few days.
\ special session the probate court
was held Monday. when Wells II. Ford of
Whtingham was adjudged insane and or
dercd removed To- the Bratteboro Retreat
To- he supported at the expense of the
state.
Warren Doolittle will carry on extern
sive numbering operations in Vernon
throughout the winter, clearing off the
lumber on the Moseley farm and three
Cother lots. He will employ about 40
hands
The front pillars have been put in po-
sition. the stagings removed and the
grounds graded at the Home for the Aged
and Disabled, and people now have an
opportunity to get q good view Of the
handsome structure which Is nearly com
p!ptcd.
by the will of the late Amelia l.. Bliss
Baptist church of Brattleboro to be used
for the relief of worthy sick members,
and 800 is beQueathcd to the Prospect
Hin Cemetery association for the care of
the lot whore Mrs. Davis and her husband
are buried.
Road Commissioner Eames finished
Wednesday the work of paving the west
side of Main street from the bridge to
Flat street. Both sides Of the street now
are paved to that point. making good
beginning in substantial permanent road
work. The paving will be extended next
year.
Chester L. Goodwin of Brattleboro and
Miss Ella Severns of North Sctuatc.
Mass. were married Tuesday at the
brides home. They came to- Brattlcboro
Wednesday to live In Mrs. Laura Fishers
house at II Western avenue. Mr.. Good
win is employed by the Estey Organ com
panY.
The parents Of the baby which Mrs
Jennie -. Powers recently brought from
Ncwfanc to Brattlcboro came to Bratte-
boro yesterday and signed papers at the
office Of the probate court releasing all
claim on the child The child then was
adopted by Mr. and Mrs Norman Farr Of
Clark street.
: w Edgett x CO., real estate agents.
have sold for William Westney OF Scot
land, Conn, "a 200-acrc farm to f. f.. Bab-
cock of Hoyoke. Mr. Westney has bought
a 1l0-acre farm In Tennessee through
Edgett Il COS agency. Edgett x Co also
have bought lots > to :, inclusive. on oak
Grove avenue. of Canal street
Through the Centre Of the Earth is
the name Of "A spectacular comedy drama
which will be presented In the Auditor
ium the day before THANKSGIVING John
J Fcntou Brattleboro boy. is manager
of the company. which consists Of q p"o-
pie, including the noted Blondells. The
company is playing to full houses. ac-
cording to reports in the dramatic papers
Charles G Dunbar. the magician who
viii appear I'm Brattlcboro next month.
receives unqualified approval wherever he
appears. You are all right Harry kcl-
Ter says OF him. Il have a deal To- thank
you for. AlcXandre Hermann. Nothing
but warm praise for your entertainment
Rev. stafford W Brooke. Everything
now To all Of US. could not be improved
upon Tcn-of-Us club. Boston.
Hundreds of hunters have come into
Vermont this week in search Of deer
The new law iu Maine, which requires
the payment of "A fee FOR license to hunt
deer has probably turned some men in
this direction Ticket Agent Martin at
the railroad station says that poo hunters
bound up the narrow euage railroad but
with no definite destination. have made
queries and bought tickets within "a few
days.
Attorney g. g. Fits was in Rutland
Wednesday to appear for the plaintin in
the suit Of Giovanni Milcsc against the
RcidSboro chair company to recover
damages i'm -" sum Of slU.upo. The suit
was brought as the result ot an accident
i'm which niue-year-old hoy employed
10y the company had one hand cut OF
The case was continued to "A special s-S-
sion Of the United States court to Ice
held month later.
y freight wreck just south OF Windsor
yesterday morning blocked the track. de-
laying traffic several hours. The train
due To- arrive iu Brattlehoro from the
north nj 80, I'm the morning arrived
about II O'Clock, followed by the "owl'
train due to arrive at 5.23. Both trains
met the II O'Clock train at Vernon The
wreck was caused 10y a train breaking in
two. The two sections ran together.
smashing and overturnng two cars. No
one was hurt.
Mrs. Mary f. Harris, mother OF Mrs.
II. l. Bangs died Friday evening in Mel
rose, Mass. Mrs Bangs was called to
Melrose earlier in the week on account
of her mothers Illness The funeral was
held Monday in Melrose and the burial was
in Lancaster Mass. Mrs. Harrss home
until recently. Mrs Harris was a woman
Of sterling worth, "A loving mother,
conscientious Christian. beloved by all
who knew her. The esteem in which she
a memorial service in the church Of which
she was member at the same hour the
service in Melrose was held.
Constable y. w. Laughton of Dunn
merston reported Monday to the board
Of license commissioners for that town
his belief that the license law had been
violated by Fisk G. Rogers. proprietor of
Roeers's Inn and superintendent of the
West Dummerston granite quarry The
officer gave to the commissioners the
thought liquor had been sold, among them
gan an investigation, which they have not
III the persons Interested or involved. The
commissioners are Charles T.. Clidden,
George Warwick and u, c. Baldwin.
In the second round in the Wantasti
quet Golf clubs tournament for the Fail
cup games We're won as follows John
Tasker tsrratchl from Fred Harris 90 /
up 10 holes; &, NJ Miller tscratchl from
Rn'lin White Q2) 6 and ;; Crosby Adams
oS) from Chalmers Holbrook 10) and
5; Charles +. Bingham tscratch) from w.
+. Hubbard 90 3 and ,; DR.. l.. 5. Ed
wards G2) from u. p. Dewitt GSl and
1. In the third round Miller won from
Tasker and 5, and Bingham from Adams
? and |, Edwards drew IA bye in the
third round, ard on the last drawing Mil
Ter drew the bye, so that Edwards and
bingham will play. and the winner will
meet Miller in the final round,
Floyd Smith, son of Leslie Smith. was
operated upon for appendicitis Wednes-
day afternoon While in Providence, r