Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10

The third annual convention Of the
United brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners will be held In Burlington June
21-23.
A burglar lifted 500 in bills from the
, trousers pocket Of g. T.. Bugbcc Of Mont
polier in his house on Hobrook street
Monday night.
John J. Shea. a prominent citizen of
/ Burlington and long time alderman from
the third ward. died suddenly OF heart
disease Monday evening
Mrs Lena Russell Of Burlington has
been aIraigned, found guilty and fined
$500 for selling liquor without n license
/ Two hundred and lightweight bottles OF
beer were found on her premises.
Rev. Charles f. Staples recently of
/ Manchester. y. H.. was installed pastor
/ of the Unitarian church in Burlington
Tuesday evening. Rev 5 NJ. Crothcrs
/ Of Cambridge Mass, preached the SER
mon.
Mrs. Jane Anna White, sister OF Capt.
Frank Kenncld OF Morrlsville. opened
the wrong door and fcll downstairs Mon
day NIGHT frtctuliug her skull and dying
Instantly she had been to the room of
her brother thinking he was i'll.
An autopsy shows that solomon Bulls
chief Of police Of Rousc's Point. y. v.
came 90 his death from a blow on the
head three weeks ago at the hands ~
jacob Blair ~ Albur- VI, while resisting
arrest. a warrant is out Tor Blair's ar
rest.
hrice Collected Il, OF Sunderland was
killed 10y ON express train on tie Rutland
ro1d Monday afternoon She aud another
girl had been gathering greens and at-
tempted to cross "a small bridge just
as the train was coming at 40 miles am
hour
Alexander H. Wilin Of Barre. g. died
Monday as the result OF an accident sus-
tanned i'm the Mari " Gordon granite shed.
He was at work I'm the engine room alon.
when he was caught I'm the machinery ana
received injuries from which he died a
few hours later
Sherman Page Allen formerly of the
Burlington Free Press editorial staff, who
has been private secretary FOR Congress
man u j. Foster, now has a position as
private secretary to Assistant Secretary
Darling I'm the navy department. at "a
salary Of $500 year.
All class privileges have been taken
away from the sophomore class Of the L ni-
ver-ity 81 Vermont on account OF The high
handed action u the s'0homorcs I'm for
chilly kidnapping three freshmen to pro
vent their Attendance at the freshman
banquet Tuesday night.
Gideon Eurnhlm. IS committed sui
eide at his home I'm Woodbury. June / boy
shooting with q revolver. the bah passing
through l.s head. lie leaves a wife an,
four small children. 1t is thought tina
his mind WAS temporarily dpr1us,i
through The i.hueuc, ~ liquor.
Th. IL 81 IT, Fairbanks company Of st
Juhn.hgry have offered $3.50 iu prizes. I.
h, awarded 'tNt December. fOr tho mos
Valuable S.-.. st.uns submitted hy amy OF
- th,r employees. I'm regard to doing the
work better. easier or cheaper or where
, There cam br amy slrir- iu material
: THE town Of lyndon. i'm "a special town
o mn tB De
ccT- The Request of the late !. w san
born of $4,000 and lot of land for a pub
uc library Nut so take instead the $500
offered aS am alternative under the VIII
e The lot given for the library was not con
sidercd suitable for this use.
70 a military court of inquiry ut For
% Ethan Allen has found that Private Fran
S Beruuardt who was found dead near hi
e. barracks. came 20 his death thIp-s
- am accident. il was shown that Bernhard
n was drunk ana it is thought that he nigh
;. have fallen from the roof of the Vcrauda
4 sustaining fatal injury by the fall.
, Mrs. Elizabeth Wood Clement, wido'
Il If Charles Clement and mother Of Per
: cival W. Clement, died Monday morniu
- at her home i'm Centre Rutland In her 91t
year. Mrs. Clement was born in Sher
. burue i'm 1907, and was married there I
&C Mr.. Clement in 1881 Her husband die
- i'm 1893. She leaves three sons Perceive
g w. and Wallace c. Of Rutland and Valid
- l.. of New York.
~ John w Titcomb has returned to IN
is home in ST. Johnsbury after spendin
v nine months i'm Argentina, where he We
= sent by the United States government
aid the administration of that republic
3, the introduction and propagation of sa
mon and trout Mr., Titcomb has dor
important work in this capacity, beside
making recommendations which will be
n great service in the future. His assistan
to T. \. Julian, will remain in the publ
W service of Argentina for five years