Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-26

The net receipts of the Congregational
fair were about $3.50.
Howard & Yearly will hold an auction
sale Of horses and equipment in their
stable yard at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
A crowd of boys were more than festive |
at the band stand on the common Sun |
day night, and Policeman Thayer was !
summoned. He told them what they
| might expect If the disturbance was re-
peated.
The National magazine announces as a
| feature of its June number an article en-
| titled "Rudyard Kiplng at Naulahka," a
| sympathetic character sketch. with many
| Kiplng letters and several Illustrations,
by Charles Warren Stoddard.
The following appeared as an Orange
item I'm the Springfield Republican of
| Monday: Mrs S. V. Jilson has sold
her house on the corner Of King and Hay
den streets to o. W. Cook of Brattleboro,
through the agency Of Bryant & Shum-
| way"
Miss Grace Pooler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. L. Pooer of 80 South Main street,
entertained % of her schoolmates at her
home Saturday afternoon, the occasion
being her 18th birthday anniversary Re-
freshments were served and games and
music were enjoyed.
The trustees Of Smith college at a
recent meeting elected Miss Alice Butter
field of Brattleboro to a fellowship in
chemistry in the college. Miss Butter
field will study during the year for the
degree OF a. NJ. She is now teaching in
the Brattleboro high school,
Rev II. r. Miles asked those of his con-
gregation last Sunday who were born in
villages of less than 500 inhabitants to
arise, and about half the congregation
r stood up. The request was made in con-
nection with a brief talk on the need Of
giving rural churches financial aid.
A page advertisement of the j. Stevens
Arms & Tool company of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, in the June number of outdoor
Life, is embellished with four half tone
cuts of Miss Beatrice Naylor of Brattle-
: boro. They were made from photographs
taken by II. NJ. Wood, showing the sub
ject in excellent posings with a rifle.
I NJ. Goldberg the shirt waist peddler
: | who was placed under bonds in the sum
! | of $3.50 by Justice Stowe Friday morning
to insure his appearance in county court
for peddling without license, was re-
), leased Saturday and his bail was reduced
= to $50 Goldberg's wife and child came
l. from Hartford Conn, Friday night. on
|, Saturday morning Goldberg pleaded with
the court to have his bail reduced, stat
Il ing that he was able to put up $50 as a
4 guaranty that he would appear at county
n court. Bail accordingly was reduced and
70 Attorney a. f. Schwenk became surety.
d A five years lease Of the Barre (Vt.'
d opera house has been secured and begin
d ming Sept. l the management will be il
y the hands of II. T. Eaton of Claremont
n. H, and George Z. Fox of Brattleboro
D. | Mr.. Eaton is well known as a hustlins
] theatrical manager, and few men OUTSIDE
il the large cities have so good judgment o
4s theatrical attractions or so thorough al
IS understanding of the Inns and outs o
n the business as Mr.. Fox. who has beel
Y manager of the opera house in Brattle
" boro the past 10 years, and who ha
brought here high and varied class o
4 entertainments. The partnership shou
i be productive of good results, and Their
- is a possibility that the business opera
ne I tions may be extended to wider fields.
nv D. Frank Shea is again in possession @
ds the restaurant which he sold last wee
to to Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Paro. After run
ed ming it a little more than a week Mr.. an
ed Mrs. Paro decided to get out as they ha
paid nothing for it, and began to pac
- | their goods. Lawyer Frank Barber. act
~ ing for Mr.. Shea. had Deputy Sher
a. Knapp take possession of the establish
60 | ment Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Paro q
n once consulted Lawyer i. ID. +. Stow
IA who insisted that Paro be allowed to re
,Ie move his belongings, household goods be
,s- ing exempt from attachment. Some eN
IN citing incidents took place, and FINAL
the doors We're locked, with Mr.. Stowe q
the outside and Paro's goods on the il
ar side. Mr.. Stowe will bring an action
sh replevin to recover the goods.
l. John Mckinney of North Walpole, n. II
on brakeman for the Boston & Maine Raj
IDS road company. was brought to Brattleboi
m | Monday forenoon on a locomotive ana WI
on taken to the Brattleboro Memorial ho
OH | ptal, where his left arm was amputatt
in above the elbow by Drs. Roberts al
O'Connor McGivney had his arm caugl
between the bumpers of locomotive ar
80,
,n- motive to the train, although the couplir
lar was supposed to work automatically. II
N accident happened between Putney al
s IN East Putney where a double track
I've being laid. and the locomotive whiC
me brought McGivney here made the
a., miles in about eight minutes McGivn'
aJ. is unmarried and is 80 years old.
The committee chosen at the last vi
lage meeting to examine and report up'
ray a water supply have been looking ov
re- available sources several days in con
the pany with their engineer, Mr.. Davis,
ces Northampton. They find that a suffice
ign quantity of pure water, under high pre-
IN sure for fire purposes, may be talk,
DIX from several locations and the supp
err would be ample for years for grown
ina town like Brattleboro. Stickney broo
eV which flows from Sunset lake or Marlbo
sby North pond Marlboro South pond, t
at Wickopee hill brook, the headwaters
ade the two branches of the MILESTONE, al
ct Broad brook in Guilford have been e
asst amned. After Mr.. Davis has complet
the his surveys and estimates a report W
the be prepared for the consideration of Z
err citizens before a special village meetil
is called.
Gus The following committees of the
ent NJ c. A. were elected Friday nigh
Ook Religious work. A. L. Maynard, f.
lot Bagg, w. A. Gilbert, L. NJ. Stickney al
lies Carl Cain; lecture, L. W. Hawley, G.
IAN Durham and II. f. c. Todt; finance
M II. Clapp, S. w. Edgett, DIR. C. S. Clar
nix E. c. Crosby and H. F. c. Todt; meT
c. bership, Thomas Pentland, L. V. Mors
CHI; w. b. Douglas, Richard c. Averill al
)hn George S. Perry; reception c. f.
No. Jenne, II. b. Chamberlain, Thomas Pen
re- land j. F. White, j. +. Haynes, Eldrid
lite; Cundiff, J. w. Howe, f. A. Bagg, S.
ert Daniels, George S. Perry, J. L. Hall al
ain DIR. C. G. Wheeler; entertainment, j. '
INK Blatherwick, A. L. Maynard and II.
en- Jordan; boys work Crosby Adams,
GER, e. Thurber, F. Ferriter, Sherman Jenr
S. Oscar Marshall and Onsow Thompso
cal gymnasium, Eldridge Cundiff, D. II, sta
f. ford and p. NJ. Ferrter
am
w Japanese Day in the Primary Schools.
ant Wednesday was observed as Japane
Jon day in the primary schools of the v
as lage. The years work for the secol
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