Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-01

f. w. Mcclure has been appointed adj
ministrator of the estates of John ID. Roess
and Mrs. Della Roess, Mr.. Roess's first
wife.
James Fisk Hooker was elected presi-
dent of the Republican League of Vermont
at the close of the convention at Mont
pelicr yesterday.
The current number of the Nermonter
contains a fun page half-tone cut of Miss
Marguerite Evelyn Tucker, supervisor Of
the lirattleboro graded schools, I'm the de-
partment of "Nermont's Fair Women"
4 livery team driven by Ben William
son and John Tafts automobile collided
near the Baptist church Sunday night,
resulting in some damage to the carriage.
Mr.. Taft claims that he attempted TO
turn out for Il team and did not see Mr..
Williamsou's team until too late to avoid
Il collision.
5. w. Edgctt & Co. have sold a plot Of
land on Williams street. known as the
tanncIN property, to Alexander Hertz
berg, who will erect a dwelling house up
IN 1t; also "a building lot ON Forest street,
owned by Mrs. II. y. Scaver of Enfield,
y. H., to IL. b. Haus. The lot adjoins
Mr.. Iiaus's house.
capt. Taskcr Of the Wantastiquet Golf
club's team has arranged "a match against
the Springfield. Mass, Country clubs
second team, captaiucd 10y Ralph Stoddard
at Springfield. July 80. The Brattlcboro
golfers viii play at Kccnc August 3. The
Greenfield aud Eocne teams win come
here for matches during the season.
James Austin sold his house ON Canal
street Tuesday hy auction, +. W. Mcclure
/ being the H~uctiuuccr. There was "a good
/ attendance. The highest bidder was Hen
y - LIN, ~ Will it plpp'IN VIZ
cIailgs was $4,000 and was made bv W. II.
Fletcher. Mr.. clark bought the property
for AN Investment. lie will begin repair
ing the house soon. The lot has a front -
age of so feet on Cana street and a
depth of 1876 feet.
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has several other similar Jobs in view,
one being to paint the Vermont Vince
club flag STAFF. Mr.. C%avanaugh is one of
few who have a clear head at dizzy
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\ session of the United States cour
was held i'm the Brooks House Tuesday
Judge Wheeler presiding. The hearinl
was on the petition of Samuel Williams
+. p. Jose and J. A. stiles. owners of tn,
White River Valley electric railroad. run
ming from Bethel to Rochester. for the re.
moyal of Rufus H.. SAWYER. reCeiver on
the ground that he refused to assist tn,
owners in collecting money due them
Judge Wheeler's order was to the effec
that ur,lcss the receiver resigned he woul,
be removed, whereupon Mr.. SAWYER ten.
dercd his resignation. Judge {. NJ. Bruc,
of Boston appeared for MIR. Sawyer. ant
Judge T.. J.. Waterman of Brattlehoro APP.
oeared for the petitioners. f. l.. Paig
of Boston. who was a co-receivCr with Mr.
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