Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-21

Mr.. Croll's new house in oak Grove park |
will be ready for the frame work within |
a few days.
Three deer were seen ON the island one
day last week. They. disappeared on
Wantastiquet
Bcauseant Commandery, X. r., worked
the Red Cross degree at II stated conclave
Wednesday evening.
The baiffs have voted to place an
electric light at the corner of High street
and Highland avenue.
bessie Worden found spray of arbu-
tus with buds and opened flowers on the
mountain last Sunday.
The next attraction mt the Auditorium
will be the Russ Burgess comedians i'm
the latest laughing success. \ Cracker
Honeymoon. on Monday evening, oct 81.
Judge Hoyt H. Wheeler on Wednesday
morning at Rutland declared the session
of the United states court adjourned to
Feb. T. because the lawyers were tardy
in getting cases ready.
The authorities have tried unsuccess~
fully several weeks to detect the person
who killed a large buck i'm Vernon near
the Guilfurd line. The carcass was carried
away. but the head, with antlers, was
found.
The board of civil authority will meet
III we V ,, ~, a., ~ os
cio.N ~ renisS t't aiootior No.
The list has been posted i'm the town hall
corridor.
SylVenus FOX OF west Bratueporo
from his bed on which he was i'll and de-
lirous. rushed out doors and fell down an
embankment. breaking one shoulder His
condition is serious.
The Vermont Society of Colonial Danes
u,ili hold ttoir anninI meeting in the
Wood art gallery. Montpelier. ON We'd
nesdav ncxt. oct 2G Miss Uersev of
uoston will deliver a lecture before the
society I'm representauves' hail.
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Inc El,VclE SUI Oh iio9PeVt I'm n"S
n',n sou /" ,'aIIts Nillu"h ol O'esler
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residents ON the hin are clad to see the
doors of the store open once more.
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ne win Oh ,lo ",'e NICharuS iIad!eY
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inc same manner "S uuI"B HIS "'''Iile'
Mir. Borden's new house ON oak Grove
park is nearly furnished and ready for oc-
cupancy. Mr.. Croll was the architect and
superinterfded the work. Mr. Fletcher
'''' s,,5 =; ,,.'s
Harry BiXby was surprised AZ his home
| on Pine street by visit from n number
| of MS friends saturday night the occa-
| sion being his list birthday anniversary.
| Games were played ana refreshments
| were served and Mr.. BiNhy was presented
with two books
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! Sunscnt lake. The body was buried sun
| dnv. Two other children Of the family
| have been in with the disease. but are now
I we'll The mother * sick Mt the present
| time. but her recovery is expected There
are no other cases of contagious diseases
| in town at the present time.
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h"u"''itH' o' inc AWARD III ~ LOUIS
! the eastern agents. in telegram from the
| Washburn Crosby company, manufactur-
! crs. i'm Minneapolis
| 'uuSoh 7"v"s' %, Tue reg" estate deal-
| et VINO was sn"t 'WIoc III the head ny Dr.
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! ccI ; ulrd III the mercy h"SPtal IN mat
| CIV M"h""H evening ne was naive
! Oh iiepiom Noih,' ana hau neeh engaged
SuoCeSSI ulS IN itaI estate ventures IN
! HpIluehriu ana NlclhltN inc past ~ years,
| Haiu n1u 'rr'''hu''t'u property N"iued AZ
FSu"'oVV' ne Is survived by Wie ana
| three chlluleh' Ills business gave MN a
| woe "'I""ih''nor IN tne connecticut val
! icy ana ne came 10 bratueporo frequently.
| \ hearing was held before Justice + d
L. stowe Saturday in the case of c. f..
| Gilman Of Brattleboro against ]. l.. car
roll of Northfiela Mass which was an
| rN,i"' ~ eNpNc' Si'u' 'i"IinIu 70 pe the
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, we clpsS tNailIhailYn II appeared tha'
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The Daughters of tho American po,o-
luton were highly entertained at tbe bor,o
| of Mrs Jacob G. TrUerv Friday oct IA
| from 3 until 6 o'clock The regular husi-
| ness meeting was hold nj which tba
chapter unanimously endorsed Mrs 7 I
| Estey for re-eIection as vice nrasido,,,
| general of the national enciatv Tu,c