Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-06-05

II. =. tidlnllJou mas DOuSuI dIl iH-
terest in Durham Brothers shoe store
/ in Greenfield. There will be no change
! in the firm name.
.Cbief.of.Police Hall has sold his
standard bred. registered bay mare t.
/ L. T.. Holden. She is one of the best
| drivers in BrattleborO.
r., q tIerrin of Springfield this
state VIM was tn nreacb in the Con.
grcgotinnol ,hur,b last sunday was
| detained ot home TO ot,iciate at a funo-
raj.
r,y,o,oti,r. have h,ar made this
.,.-., e,',. ,',i,rs f,,. two ee,en.room
- ,,,,,.ns witch Miss Mary
/ nIo,oes',i,. All o,o,.. ~, south Main
~
Bratteboio vas almost WhNIlN iIee
/ from intuNlraton MemHflaI uaN' Inc
oafoorS We're 'oaeu "' TGoi. u, ~.
/ p"'9' VI ''''
u" gu
The WOman's Auxiliary Will hold
/ cake sale tomorrow afternoon at Ihe
/ y VI. c. \. rooms. The ladies' are
/ planning to hoId several Oh 'ne9e s'I'S
/ during the summer.
] The lawn party MOltl was To- utN'
/ been given by the Woman's Relief
corps at the nome Oh MIS-. :. b' lam
son Wednesday Nd9 SIl'u "P vi
count OF the ue'IH Oh MIS- w. a.
Reyes
\ meeting of the creditors of Ed
ward 4. Fraser was set for Monday i'm
the office of Referee +. d. +. Stowe.
hut as no creditors appeared a trus-
tee was appointed Mr.. stowe appoint
ing Frank e Barber
rh, ,,o,.d Of lioorso commissioners
will meet in the selactmen's room at
80 o'clock tonight to hear objections.
if there are any. to granting a third
class license to H. j. Strong, proprietor
of the Melrose House in West Brattle-
boro. They also will hear the reports
of police officers as to how the license
law has been enforced thus far.
M, s,.,,noi &c Mo. C,o,o,a - Gallo
c',1,,,. -. o.nlocl, in e.
N w"s N.Y. ,2,'i,,I ,hu,.oh fnlln,ying
hlVu''ei .t,'1 ,,p',,, ~. po,, II n
ptaItI DIT '"e nou9 w ,i,dtio,i,
NlalhiSon. 4pP,op, '''e o,.ta+ Tha
burial was in Prosnect Hiu cemterv.
tho hearers heing l. w Hawlev. f. w.
Gibson Francis Goodhue G. f. Greene.
r. Hines and I<ittredge Has5ins.
49,. a
me lhollthlH nneetlhS vi ,"r
pate court loI nay va n.y. 80 w.
anu was unusual III, pli'l .;,, w $50
terliIail plesiueu' ,,l Nv "iri " =, W.
-. ID uce was i a'.oT eu a,,u ,rhi
Bruce was appoinCeu ~ u,o,;
account Vi AZ. - W 80, &c
[oi ol li'e oIio,,',S ~, Iii ~
G S,Si ~ C va oItn,,.od and r. II
r,liet ~ 10 r,."o,,to
rh, ,,o, ,,oo+tna &c +ha wosta,,
.,.' III e'''l ,,.a hold IT,
Hqueuuot aa' y, '''t +tn a. % r. y
Tu! ,rhl r,o,, ~ +I,a +roos
~ - ~ ,,nr;,i t,cne aaoontod ond
ulel, VI, A. W. -, 90 1atod prasi
I , Oi'r ~ T,,,,,,,,Sc,,. eooro,,,.t. and
u ...,,,, ~ r. ~ t,.orii,. dirontnrs r.
~ 7, ea ,,;,' ", " ~ ,1Hi,,,,, oni I,
r MN - 49, ,,.a, d,
u, C'09pI '>U eii,7,t - ~ tho
.leIe peiis auiii' toi' iiio W.. -rhoi,,
uea9uiS ioi lily p2iS',. ~ a..oiip
s aoil mas "a 90 -, % III VI '''o
'i'H ''VI ~
Miss Elizabeth Cavanaugh, 36. died
at her home on Brook road at O'Clock
do''otto. Of Inhr Ca,onaugb and Wa
- IN prott1ohoro ,Iu,oys living at
,o CO. ,,,,.. - . ro+irino disnosi,
+ion t,,+ rona MOT bo,. L,,t 70 no az.
.-at,3 ~ os+ir,abIo oboroo+or.
g. l,a,.oe, ea,,,. ,,ro+Ia,., nonioI Tobr
,tn,,,too Itjai,aaI nd5 ",,a sjeta.
60 ~, s Dnot.io, ~ .,,nanai
-'ol - ~ -" -, C,.,liio at,,,,h
90 n, ~ - -. u To+ko,,Ti
az ~ ~ t,',,.,,1-s'
y. illii'u ,, ON, uliiis III '"'
u neN' "'Hei !" nam
Fred ThOmas's appeal to the board
of civil authority for exemption from
taxation was heard by the board Mon
day. Mr. Thomas recently bought a
farm in Guilford, giving a writing.
the nature of which is not exactly
hnorinG Tho Iistars considerod mic
u,,.iting &c % tba notrra nf a ,,,ortgag
and niocod tbe irdohtednass amomnt.
ino 70 s9ooo in tbo tovobIo liSt NJ
rhor,os Obiootad 70 na,,ing +ha nv
o., +ha e,ro,Tnd +bot +ha nrona,.t uSas
oiroad,, tovad IN CuiIford ana tbat
a writing was NOT of the natrre of
a mortgage Tho hoard voted five to
fonr agoinS+ tho desirad exonn+ior
The contract for installing the pow
er plant at the Souto furniture fac
tory has bqpn piVpu N thn ENpt a