Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-06

w. II. Welcome has bought Mrs. Ida
Nj. Frizzells house on Birge street.
Harland II. Howe has sold his house on
Western avenue to A. W. J. wilkins of
Putney who will move there soon.
The Vermont wheel club will hold a
special meeting at an early date to con-
slider plans for celebrating its goth an
niversary which comes Nov. 10.
The blacksmith shop on Elm street
owned many years by the late Martin
Austin has been sold to Patrick Kane of
Bellows Falls. who has opened It for
business.
Walter T.. Sturges has bought and taken
possession this week of the Bissett bar
Der shop on Elliot street, vacated by Ben
Menier. The sale was made through A.
V. Mays agency
The society Of seamstresses, needle
women and shop girls will hold a social
in Red Mems hall Thursday oct. 10. to
which all are cordially invited. An en-
tertainment will be given and refresh
ments served.
Naylor and Moynihan, swindlers who
were convicted at Rutland for securing
advertising under fraudulent pretenses.
are well know In town. Naylor has lived
here with his wife and child the larger
part of the past two years, and Moyni-
of their arrest Is given in our state news
columns
John Henry Chadwick. SO. died We'd
nesday at 10 West street He had been
in Ill health II years with a sarcoma. He
had lived in Brattleboro but about three
months. He was a native OF Hancock,
this state. The funeral will be held at
the house at o'clock today. Rev. a. H.
Webb officiating, and the burial will be
n
Chadwick leaves a family.
Gov. c. J. Bell will speak at Grange
meeting in Putney Monday night He will
ride to Brattleboro with II. w. Sargent
and on Tuesday morning will go to South
Londonderry to speak in the afternoon,
thence to Bondville TO speak in the even
ing. He will address the Pomona Grange
meeting in Townshend Wednesday after
noon, Newfane Grange Wednesday even
ing. Wilmington Grange Thursday even
Ing and Vernon Grange Friday evening.
The ladies' circle Of the Universalist
church held its annual meeting yesterday
afternoon and elected the following Of
hcers: President, Mrs Charles j 'Keach:
first vice president, Mrs w G. Stone;
second vice president, Mrs. j. A. Amidon;
secretary. Mrs. +. c. Sargent; treasurer
Mrs. n. A. Cheney; directors. Mrs. j. l..
Newman, Mrs John Lindsey. Mrs Abbott
Stone. Mrs. Abbott Edwards. Mrs. Albert
Rockwell and Mrs Freeman Scott: Mrs
H. +. Brooks, chairman OF a committee
to take charge OF the annual fair to be
held the last Of January. At els the
usual supper was served.
The Brattleboro high school boys had
foot ball game for Saturday arranged
with Greenfield high school. This was
cancelled and arrangements were made
with Orange high school to come and
posters Were up announcing the contest
when a message was received by teIe-
phone last evening saying that Orange
could not come. There will probably be
no regular game here Saturday, but the
school eleven will attempt to arrange
games for every Saturday during the re-
mainder OF the season, either here or
away. large number OF men are try
ing for positions, but the lineup as ar
ranged in anticipation OF a game Saturday
was as follows: Centre. Dix or Houghton;
guards. Thurber and Baker: tackles. Jones
and Barber; ends. Crosby and Brosnahan;
quarter back, Adams; half backs, Bard
well and Anderson or NJ. Adams: fun back,
Peach; subs, Ferriter. Cheney and Lind
sey.
The fall schedule OF railroad trains will
go into effect next Monday The north
bound train at 5.45 a. m. the White Noun
tain trains south at Las p. m. and north
at 2.25 p. m, and what are known as the
midnight trains will be discontinued.
Otherwise the schedule is not changed
materially. The 5.2l Boston & Maine
train south in the morning will make n
keene connection at South Vernon The
9.O3 train will run as usual. A train at
2.l5 will take the place of the one now
arriving at Las and leaving at g. The
last one south will arrive Mt 4.22. two
minutes later than at present. Central
Vermont trains going south will leave at
1.25, 1918 and 40. as usual. the IOl5
continuing to run through to New London
instead OF making the usual short run to
Millers Falls during the winter. Central
Vermont trains from the South will arrive
at $50 a. m, and 2.05 and $50 p. m. All
the Boston & Maine trains from the South
Will run as usual as 1l02 a. m, and . 20.
5.32 and lO16 p. m. also the Sunday
newspaper train at S25 a. m.