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

had deposits of $7.23S,3l429.
Edward Raymo and Mack Bronson are
in Jail in Newport, the latter with bullet
in his chest. Both men come from Co
ventry, and il is alleged that in row
last week Raymo shot Bronson.
Joseph Bean, charged with the murder
OF Ephraim Root in West Rochester, was
held for grand jury in Windsor county,
which does not sit until next June. He
is now in jail at Woodstock. and seems
very downcast and broken in spirit.
Clarence l.. Newton of Walden has Sc
cured one of the three appointments as
clerk of the university courts in Boston
University law scnoo. This is one of
the highest honors in the institution.
Newton formerly attended Wesleyan Uni
versity, where he was a player on both
base ball and foot ball teams.
Guy Williams of Sudbury was held
UP on the road to Brandon recently by
| a highwayman, who sprang from the
bushes and caught the horse by the head,
ordering Williams to hand over his
| money. Williams struck his horse
which sprang forward. throwing the
would-be robber to the side of the road.
D. Harris Holt. a, of West Rutland.
was struck and instantly killed at the
| Thrall crossing Saturday by "A train over
| the Rutland and Washington division OF
| the Delaware ana Hudspn railroad The
engineer saw him approaching the track
| and blew the whistle repeatedly. but Mr..
! Holt, who was deaf, appeared not To hear
! the warning.
! Eugene Davis. - of Mortified. and Neil
| Knapp. II, OF East Montpelier, are in jail
| at Montpelier charged with burglary. \
! clothing store, creamery in Mortified
| and the office of the Northfield News
We're burglarized Thursday night Fou
! dress suit cases and clothing taken from
the store We're found in the house wher;
Davis lived. Knapp had been in North
| field about a week
a defective gasoline stove in Moore &
Owen $ tailoring establishment in the tire,
| story brick block ON Main street. Barre
| owned by D. NJ. MEYERS. caused heavy
| damage. principally by water Tuesday af'
ternoon to the occupants. The heaviest
| losers are Moore n Owen, Sowden 4
Lyon, grocers, and Company T., Firse Yer
mont regiment. The losses are covered
| by insurance. 1t is estimated that tn,
damage 10 the block will amount to $40.
900.
NJ G. NJ. Seretti, the editor of an Ital
| ian newspaper in New York. who wa
announced to give lecture in Barre Il
| the time of the recent riot, fears tina
he will be assassinated and there is evi
| dence to show that he was a marked MAJ
| when the anarchists went to the hal
to hear him. Barre is now said to b
the hot bed of anarchy, and some of tn
worse anarchists Of Paterson are allege,
to have come into that city. Seretti /
in Mortified under guard Of severa
friends.
William Anderson. %, Swede, of Cen
tire Rutland, was drowned Saturday IL
Lake Bomoseen. He and Alex Holen
krist another Swede both employees q
the Vermont Marble company, were fish
ing when Anderson attempted to chang
his position in the boat. He lost hi
balance, fell overheard, and at the sam
time the boat partially filled with waite
and one oar drifted away. The rough
ness of the water and the loss of III
oar so handicapped Holenkrist that h
was unable to render any assistance.
Fred Lemerise, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Lemersc, was drowned Monda
while at work at Shelburne Farms. III
was driving a double team and Will
backing to the dock for coal accidental
went toe far and the wagon and horse
went into the lake, carrying him wit
them. Two other teamsters We're on IN
dock, but they were powerless to aid Lem
erise and he, together with the horses
was drowned The water is about
feet deep at that point and the body wa
soon recovered and taken to his home
Shelburne.
Miss Emery. a representative of til
Lend-a- Hand club in Boston, has been al
rested in Essex, the town authorize
charging her with bringing pauper int
town. Mrs. Bellna Dunlop was brougl
from Massachusetts, year ago and place
IN the care of Mrs, Elsie HuntleJ,
| short time ago Mrs. Dunlop left Mr.
HuntleY's house and it is understood tina
she is now i'm the care of the town author
! / tiles The Lend-a-Iland club otiicia
q claim Mrs Huntley was paid $500 to cal
for Mrs. Dunlop for life. Miss Emel
went from Boston to Essex to investiga
the case and was greatly surprised who
- the deputy sheriff arrested her
The annual meeting of the Automobi
, club of Vermont was held Thursday ev'
ming at the Pavilion at Montpelier wit
about % members present Nearly d
came i'm their machines. The report
the secretary for the past six monil
showed 80 owners of machines had join'
y the club. Officers were unanimous
elected az follows; President, DIR.
Hazen of Burlington first vice pres
: dent, w. b. Fonda of st. Adams; sc
ond vice president c. C. Warren of wa
~ erbury; secretary and treasurer, W.
: Woolson of Springfield; entertainme
!, committee, DR.. W. II. Englesby OF Blu
> lington, DR.. c. Staples of Lyndonvil
j. G. Ullery of Brattleboro.
John II. Belden. jr., of Dandy, who hi
q worked a long time for Frank 70. Lew
of Pownal, left about three weeks a.
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