Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-11

Archie e. Beebe. trainman Of the Bos-
ton & Maine, is at his home near Saxtons
River recovering from the effects Of an
operation for appendicitis.
j. Osgood Jones of Keene has been
employed by the Young Mems club to
have charge OF the rooms and work here
as secretary, and will assume the position
at once.
Marguerite johnson, daughter of Con-
ductor Johnson OF the Fitchburg rail-
! road has returned from the Boston hos
pital where she has been for some weeks,
! and is much improved.
At the meeting of the Womans club
| Tuesday afternoon II was voted to hold
| all the regular meetings of the club this
| season in Odd Fellows hall. The club
now numbers 1872 members and is rapidly
| increa sing.
Leon ]. Ball has resigned his position
in the office of the Vermont Farm Ma
| chine company, which he has held for
many years, and will go next week to
West Chester, Pa, 1t is understood into
! the employ of a competing firm of the
| Sharples company.
Willard ]. Burr, 60, a well known cit
izen Of Cambridgeport village and who
was a familiar figure upon our streets
committed suicide Sunday by hanging
| himself. He was a man of considerable
| property, and unmarried.
| Foster b. Locke OF SaXtons River has
withdrawn from the restaurant firm in
| Boston with which he has been the past
year, and has returned to his home here
| permanently. He is suffering severely
from an injury to one knee.
A section man employed by the Bos-
| ton & Maine road named Joe Baldassarc
lost a foot one day last week by being rur
| over in the North Walpole yard by O
shifter. He was a brother OF the fruit
vender, Patsy Baldassaro Of this place.
Ernest r. Ball, who left the employ oil
| the Casein company last May, and has
been since with the Robertson Paper com
pany, secured a position in the office OF
| the Fall Mountain Electric Light & Power
company, which he assumed two weeks
| ago.
Herbert II. Church, formerly superin-
tendent OF the local factory of the Caseir
! Company of America, has taken n po-
| sition in a cold water paint concern In
Adams. N Y and went there yesterday
! His family will move in the spring II he
| likes the position.
Advices received by friends and rela-
tives of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. Robb OF
| Washington, convey the news of theii
| having met with a serious carriage acct
dent In that city Wednesday of last week
| both being thrown upon the curbing. Mrs
| Robb sustained a fractured arm, while
| Mr.. Robb had two or three ribs broken
| The injuries were painful but not of a
serious nature and the disability will be
| only temporary
The citizens of Bellows Falls and North
! Walpole exhibited lively interest in the
/ election returns Tuesday evening, and the
| returns were displayed at the opera
| house, the Westminster club, and other
places until a late hour. A party OF la
dies gathered at the home of Mrs. Ed
/ ward Arms and arranged to have returns
sent them there and they remained until
after midnight The majority of those
present were pleased at the tendency OF
the reports and were very courteous In
their condolences to those OF the Demo-
cratic persuasion, but all had a jolly
| time, young and old.