Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-10

pine Heights" the residence of
Mrs. Levi r. Fuller. is being painted
and otherwise improved,
The first meeting of the creditors of
Mrs. ID. l.. Herrick will be held Aug. 3
in the Office of Referee f. ID. L. Stowe.
Referee f. ID. E. Stowe presided at
hearings in Bellows Falls Tuesday on
the accounts of the trustees in the
cases of David NJ. Meany and Henry
e. BOutell, in bankruptcy.
The Rettng furniture store is closed
pending the election of a trustee to
close out the estate. The election
will take place tomorrow in the Of
fee of Referee f. D. f. Stowe.
Rev. Henry A. Goodhue of West
Minister West is the one who bought
the Charles Mason house on Prospect
Hill some time ago, through A. V.
Mays agency. Rev Mr.. Goodhue will
come to Brattleboro to live in about
three months.
AN Easy Mark" breezy farce
comedy, is being rehearsed by the
Grange Dramatic club under the direc-
ton of Strock and Evans and will be
presented in Grange hall next monday
and Tuesday evenings. Specialties
will be given by local talent between
the acts. Seats are now on sale at
A. T.. Millers store.
The members of the Sunshine So
ciety (branch II are trying to start
circulating library to go into the
outlying school districts of the town
Contributions of bound books are So
lcited the books to be left at Miss
Shea's. No. Oak street. Enough
magazines for the purpose of the IL
brary have already been received.
Frank Warren. who said his home
was in Rutland. was arrested by Chief
of-Police Hall and Policeman Thayer
for intoxication Tuesday night. On
Wednesday morning he was arraigned
before Justice Newton. pleaded guilty
and was fined So and costs. Being
unable to pay he was taken to the
Windsor county jail at Woodstock for
20 days.
James Murray. for a second offense
of ntoxication, was fined Sl5 and costs
when arraigned before Justice William
S. Newton on Monday. Being unable
to pay his fine he was taken to the
house of correction in Rutland where
he will serve sentence of about three
months. Three men arrested for
drunkenness July Fourth paid fine of
s. and costs each.
The boys made the welkin ring the
night before the Fourth. being out in
full numbers but their enthusiasm
did not take miscellaneous turn. No
depredations of any consequence were
committed. There were few slight
accidents. the most serious being an
injury to John Smith. a brakeman for
the Central Vermont Railway com
pany A cannon firecracker exploded
in his right hand. decorating the flesh
around the thumb nearly to the bone.
Charles Dunleavy the diminutive
right fielder for the Catholic Union
base ball team. has emdlated Steve
Brodie OF Brooklyn bridge jumping
fame this week by performing stunts
frCm the roof Of the Connecticut river
bridge On Tuesday night in the pres
ence of a large crowd of spectators he
jumped four times from the roof into
the Connecticut. distance of about
so feet He makes the jumps with his
hands held close by his sides and his
body perfectly rigid.
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OF other young people were entertain
eu Monday evening at the home of J.
Melvin Ihurber OF Colgate University.
Inc party included Mr.. Carter one of
colgate : star foot ball players, who Is
WORKING On an ice wagon in Brattle-
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graduate. Arthur Monroe Cf Wesleyan