Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-15

Durham Brothers have leased the top
floor of the Crosby warehouse and Will
use it from May to January for the stor-
age of rubber goods.
Mrs Josephine Baldwin will start a
juvenile class i'm dancing for beginners
in Grange hail Saturday April l6. The
class will meet from 3 to p. m.
The first meeting of the creditors Of
Richard H. Timson was held i'm the Office
of f. u. Il. stowe, referee in bankruptcy,
Saturday Il. b. Barrows was chosen
trustee of the estate.
capt. T. W. Gibson has received from
Capt. c. f. Burnham inspector of rifle
practice, two marksmen's badges for Ser
geant FaNette Miller and Corporal II. j.
Betterley for excellence In craftsmanship
during the year 1903.
Herbert r. Clark. who was arrested in
Brattleboro April I and taken to Boston
to answer to the charge of bgamy, was
held under $1,000 bail for appearance be
fore the grand jury which will meet the
first Monday in May.
Bradley tyler Prentice. two years and
five months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Il. Prentice. died Tuesday night of
tub nrculosis after an Illness which began
with whooping cough early in the winter.
The burial was in the Roman Catholic
cemetery yesterday.
The Guilford citizen accused by the
stockholders of the Brattleboro Creamery
association with defrauding the associa-
ton by substituting high test samples of
cream for low test samples has not yet
settled with the association. The demand
of the association is for $1,000.
Other people beside those who dwet
near him i'm Brattleboro. Vt, may be in
terested to know that Kipling is at pres
AT. IN .s.....
in the suburbs of cane Town. South AZ
rica. and that the neighbors there have
their opinion of him lust the same.-TBos-
ton Globe
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doll The elective and appolntive officers
will be installed at a later meeting
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Mrs' fioipt"oh was 90 years olu'
The hearing on the motion for new
trial in the case of Gilman Il. Wilson
against "illam fIleulE' SCI lor ltsi ftl-
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The case of the Newton Paper company
of Holyoke against the futile company of
Rutland, which was heard in the United
States court in Brattleboro recently and
was brought because ofan alleged infringe
ment of a certain trade mark. has been
settled. The futile company has filed "A
disclaimer that II had no rlght TO use
lhe 'r"ue nlaih' anu Has sieeu 'lot I"
use an! i'hl'ulioIl " !. III 'e.G luluit. ne
company AYERS tna' tHe infringement WIS
iliaue through HllS'ahe'
States Attorney Schwenk mol pressed
the case of Alfred Butler against Mrs
Rose Williams as the stories told by the
witnesses for the prosecution did not
hold together. Mrs Williams was ar
rested on Wednesday night of last week
on the charge of stealing $40 from Butler
at the home of his mother Mrs. Airing.
At that time Mrs Airing said she saw
Mrs Wililams take the money from her
son trousers, Wilch nuils III ms room
nave the money but that she had left
town.
Herbert Harris has been engaged ms
greenskeeper at the golf club grounds.
He has given up his position at the Car
penter organ factory and entered upon' his
new work. The grounds are fairly dry
and several club members are practicing
daily on the temporary greens. The per
mancnt green's have come through the
winter in good condition. They will prob
ably be smoother than ever before. The
new tennis court has been badly washed
ana VIII require extensive repairs me
cluh mousse Is being painted red. with
Whlte trimmings ana green pnndS'
The annual meeting of the George +,
LYONS Granite COMPANY. which owns the
West Dummerston ouarries was held in
the Brooks House at ll.3O Tuesday. fol-
lowed by the annual dinner in the hotel
These officers were elected: President
and treasurer. j. \. TAYLOR of Brattlc-
boro: vice president. George G F'lvnt of
of NIonson. Mass; clerk and manager
Fisk c. Rogers of West Dummerston:
directors. George c. Flvnt. L. c. Flvnt
J. A. Tavlor. f. f. Brooks of Gardner
and F.. G. Rogers. The annual reports of
the officers were accepted and adopted
a. apout 'ne Iout ol tne luheral ser
We Vi liT ldtS NoniIl"Iuer Ahah ~
III o"h III pi"tuepoio' hcihoildl ser
vice was helu III De"e! nan AT Norwlch
uniVerslty' KEY. w. D hazeh presided
The scripture reading was bv the rector
of st. Mary's church, Rev. Mr.. Kimberly
Rev. Walter Dole smoke for the alumni
and Hon. Frank Plumlev for the trustees
as did also Mr. HAGEN Thus was tho
general grief and respect for the honored