Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-09

to he voted for at the annual meeting
two weeks later.
Dr. J. j. McGrath and DR. II. II. Wells
of New York city. specialists I'm surgery
performed two operations each mt The
Hemlocks hospital Saturday The pa
tients are doing well.
The regular meeting for men will be
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock. The subject will be
How to break bad habits and cultivate
good ones" j. Edward Han, leader.
Dr. j. w. Gregg and 20 others on the
street" have united i'm buying for Don
Wicutt, the blind vender of pencils and
other small articles. fur coat. fur cap.
pair of gloves and pair of overshoes.
They are much appreciated by MIR. Will
cult.
ID. r. shea. who has bargaincd for the
purchase of the building on Elliot street
occupied by Mrs. G. l. Stafford as
restaurant, owned by Mrs. Charles New
ell of Wallingfqld, Conn, intends to con-
tinue the restaurant for the present at
least
Three Dispositions were taken before Jus
tice f. -. T. stowe Monday In the suit
of Joseph and Jennie Seymour of Orange
county against II. ~ Dunn. formerly a
Brattieboro real estate agent. i'm which
fraud Is alleged. The deponents were
j. b Randoll, =. G.. Taylor and Charles
G. Bartlett.
Clarence Wilson of Wilmington and
Winfred Houghton of Halifax were
arrested for INVESTIGATION Sunday morn
ing by Chief-of Police Han. They were
arranged before Justice Newton Monday
morning, pleaded guilty and were fined
s. and costs. amounting to Sl1.15 each,
which they paid.
The Nermonter for November. Just
issued, contains a half-tone cut of Miss
Pauline Jennc in its department of Yer
monts fair women, and one of Miss
Susan f. Clark. president OF the Vermont
| federation Of womens clubs, in the de-
partment of Vermont organizations
There is also view Of the Connecticut
river at Bellows Falls.
The womans auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian association viii give "A
reception to the junior members OF the as
ISOLATION, their friends and the boys of
Brattlcboro Tuesday evening, Dec 10.
beginning at o'clock. Refreshments win
Doe served, games played and every posi-
BILE effort made to give all a good time.
Remember all boys are invited
The body OF Dr Frank A. Thorn. who
/ died i'm Seattle Wash. Nov. 90. arrived
/ i'm Hrattleboro Monday night. 1t was
taken TO Bond * sons undertaking
place IN Prospect hin cemetery. Rev.
/ II. r. Miles of the Congregational church
( ofilciatcd at the committal service. The
bearers We're Fred W. Putnam. Frank
w. Reed, T.. D. Whitney and Dr G. f.
/ Barber.
William H. Smith. who has been en-
ploycd 10y the $ \. Smith company. has
fled q schedule I'm bankruptcy Ills assets
amount to- S2l9 including household goods
"a nd oil ft1. In. Ii-
{ which is claimed as exempt His liabil-
! ties amount TO $3n. the creditors being
principally putney and Winchendou. Mass.
/ people. The bankrupt formerly lived In
Putney then in Winchendon and later in
. Burlington, coming to Brattleboro this
year.
The funeral of Mrs. Martha Ryther.
widow Of William Z. Ryther formerly
of this town, was held in Bernardston
/ sunday. After prayer at the home of
/ Horace Parmenter. where Mrs Ryther
lived two years or more preceding her
death. the body was taken to the Congre-
gational church. where the funeral ser
vice was held at 100 O'Clock The body
was brought to Brattleboro for burial IN
the family lot In Prospect hin cemetery
H. l.. Bond reading the committal ser
I vice
The Boston Sunday Herald published
two cuts of the gasolene yacht Tonopah
which has been built at CITY Point Bos.
ton. 10y Fred u. Lawley for John +. An.
derson Of Philadelphia. a former Brattle
boro plumber, who has become a million
aire within a few years through invest
ments in mining properties. Mr.. Ander
son IL a large owner I'm the Tonopah min,
in Nevada. one OF the richest properties
in the world. The yacht is Il feet long
and resembles the Herreshofr fast steam
yachts. She is designed for day sailing
but has good accommodation for cruising
with a small party. her tank capacity Civ
ing her a sailing radius OF 500 miles
Charles Ellis was arrested by Chief-o
Police Hall Monday night for intoxica
tion. on Tuesday morning he was ar
ragued before Justice Newton and wa
/ represented 10y Lawyer f.. w. Gibson
who entered a plea Of guilty for him
He was fined s. and costs, amounting {
5000 which was paid On Monda
: afternoon Chief Hall arrested Timoth
Duggan Of Hinsdale, n. H., for intoXi
l cation. puggan rode up High street 4
a stupor and some one tied his horse t
a post aud notified Chief Hail. Dugga
e pleaded guilty before Justice Newto
+ Tuesday and was fined s. and costs
t amounting to 5000, which was paid.
, \ meeting of the executive committe
of the Bratteboro Athletic associatio
was held Monday evening when it wa
decided to hold the annual meeting a
4 o'clock tonight in high school hal
a / Officers will be elected and probably tn
matter of organizing a basket bah leagu
: will be discussed. The indications ar
. that league may be organized wit
. four teams, representing Company |, \
n NJ. c. A. knights of Columbus and EN-
g ployes OF Durham Brothers The Y n
. c. \, team has written to several out
of-town organizations to arrange SEIZED
: ules, and has reserved Festival hall fC
several dates. Company | expects to pla
4 at Springfield tomorrow night. j. .
!, Clune is captain and G. II. Thompso
- manager.
= a hearing on a petition signed by 1
e q. Clark and others to have Clark av,
[ nue. extended, was held before Select
n men Putnam and Gleason Saturda,
e First Selectman Ninton was i'll and n,
t able to be present. c. c. Fits appeared f.
k the petitioners and T.. w. Gibson f.
n Lawrence Sheehy. across whose land II
e extension would run. Decision was re
i served. Clark avenue runs parallel wit
r Oak Grove avenue, near G. f. Allen
= across land owned by H. G.. Clark.
& was accepted by the town the past al
u tumn. The petition asks that 1t be @,
q tended to South Main street Mr. Fit
, argued that the avenue would becon
in time a thoroughfare and that II
!, street railroad sometime probably won
II run through it, Mr.. Gibson contende
&c that there was no necessity for the pr,