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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
WEST aAEcssozc-

Flovd Robinson has hean suffering t-om
an l1cess n 1is head
" and IL John shine Of Amherst
Mss. ars az M u n shine 4
1Ir and 5lrz- Bert Brigham II Bruuk4vn
ara At Ea-el coinage .uE the summer
Mr and lI-s. MTrun Johnson u Brat
tlehur1 a-e visiting AZ II Z JonusOus-
1fr and M-z Chase and Two children n
Wilmington were ar the parsonage re-
Gently
8lrs. Leon Pike and Ms Z 4 FJr-es-
Ter mother q Pike Falls recently visit
81 AZ Il Il F1rnzzrs-A
The " 9 T e nsr AZ Ms RYDER
wednesday ard plans were made 1gr a
mothers meeting % b. he3d Soon
Ehs ladies' social circle met ar Mrx
Rice last Eeek THURSDAY. Next week
THURSDAY the meeting VIII b held AZ E
7 Morse s.
M z L ADAMS haz been IN poor
health also Ms : s PhF-v- 1Ir and
Ms. Adams and George Putnam went
ra NeW1ale Sunday, as Alvin White WIS
IL Es vas better az last reports
Rev and 1Irz- R A. Nichnis and ROYAL
Bradley went % Whiung.lan 70 ar-snd
the sunday school convention A few u
ME Nichols trends recently met AZ his
home 10 rzmind him II mis- birthday an
1IvarsarT- Light rsfrHshmenEa were
ssrved- songs were sung ami a pleasant
tine was enjoyed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

Efar-T LaClars. Is. vas drowned while
banning 10 a pond X Luneuburg SunsiaT-
john Thompson. S., committed suicide
by hanging N Calais sunday Re lived
az ne sgur1 end ~ curtis pond where
he vas a builder * 5aa-z-
IT Lewis Eazeu ~ Burlington. prssi-
dent or cIe St3rs -AIrnnnonils club. VIII
csllL a Meeting Il the .iID Ar Montpelier
lure - 10 plan a schedule Of rms this
season Ike eiuh VII ~ IN i I'm through
the Waite Mountains n July
George S-nnGicr-Ift- s. A tar-nsr was
killed by lightning az East A1burz Friday.
E= was s,r-IcE while returning u ms
home rum a desd nalf a mile away w1ers
la had been al woE1z- and the 1alfT was
found lvtng n. r.le 71ssL Es - survived
by a wife. Two cnlidrzn and Two sIep-
chilifrsn-
Il l. Spar-uxs nnylsa and barns al
East gLIuCu=lier ware burned Friday.
Lightning sC--IcE the car-Ie barn while
Nlr Sparrow ard ms lirHd man we're ar
Euriz IN the hurs= barn The flames
spread 81 ra1idIv rlaE TIE cows could
NOT De Reached and % animals persisted
The -0ss Is estimated AZ $500. win Sz2sa
Insurance
The morning n April y tina body II
man WIS tIlnd IN the beach AZ Eiun
Ezoiur. y. T.. and Identified by NJ Mar
b4ud. Recently NJ Baker has found
thar her husband vas alive IL Barre. and
has zuHe there 20 1uIn him No clue %
the Identity q tile unknown man has
been d1uud-
EruesE Rogers an enthusiastic SaIva-
ton amy man. was 1ir On ui-e head AZ
Burlington Tuesday 1y Michael RTzn WIN
a heavy hammer He WIS badly injured
Al alteration aEuse 5s-ETe=n the men IN
rle Goodrich milk farm where ourh were
employed Blows ensled and RAN was
arrested charged with assault win IN
tenn % XII and bah was Fixed Ak Sec
six weeks ago Hugh Basserr- a we'll
Known z-ueer u Ee1ulngruu- iefr home
saying that he was going away fur a
Two weeks vacation. but nothing has
been heard N him since then Ills busi-
ness and hume relations were pleasant
50 Ear as known. he had a good bank ac-
count and was successful IN ouziuesz
The store IS row being conducted by his
wife
John c Flrra- EhO vas found guilty
II emDeEZiinE the funds Of the Water
burr National bank and vas sentenced ID
seven years n the sCarz PRISM AT Wind
sur. bur VINO has bean az MS home a few
months pending a decision nsgariing the
expiration u MS sentence was taken
hack "a Windsor F-iCay. the United
STATES circuit court 0f Appeals having de-
cidea against ais contention that under
a recent laW OF C1ng-ess ms term already
hltt expired His term vii be completed
July Is
EarrT Mo- 1r-uICk- VINO vas confined
IN the addison county Iatl AZ MlddleburT
awaiting J-ial On the charge u forgery,
escaped Wednesday morning. Nay 81. hur
10 announcement Of his departure vas
made public until SATURDAY He had rlIe
assistance Of some 1ue Wh0 entered the
ia1l and opened me doors dur him Es
married Miss annie Mcmahon OF Middle
bury and vas in Lancaster. ". H. A Few
months ago On his honeymoon when ne
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
WAacSEcEc.

A L Whseler IS spending i weeks "a
car-un n New YORK
5Uzs Lena Read Is caring far " 1Ilry
Bliss during her illness
The A. z club VIII meet with NEss
Abhis. E.IbJIr1 Ehurssiay Afternoon June
Ia
The farm known as TIE sam Phillips
place VII BE sold IN a snort tine 1y E1c-
C-nn-
John IopzUu and SON. EaruliE have re-
Turned 70 their home IN Nav haven.
Conn
Children DAY eEzEclssS VII De nein AZ
The NerlnLiisC church Sunday evening.
June Il Everybody s invited
IT-s Walter LaIrl. who vas called here
on account II Ter mothers Illness has
returned u her home n Greenfield Mass
The EnWor-l leaE-Ie viii Mold a supper
II me vesr-y "Wednesday evening, June
"a. from % s o'clock Al ara cordially
luTIEezL
Pomona Grange met WITH Vermont
GRANGE I-Iua = Several ga1Es were
-suressure.sf- and III seemed 70 have a
pleasant and printable Cms-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
Ia Mars -issuriu Scot.

TIE site where the drzt white family
settled in Vermont. IN 1850. IS 70 be marx
ed by a monument 1f granite BY the
Daughters II the American Revolution
The state s1cietv mas eierrsd lIra. Horace
Il. DYER u 7ur-and Mrs. J Emurv EsIx-
ton Of lUddieI1wu Springs. and Mrz- ".
" Fisks ~ Isle Ia Note. a COMMITTEES
20 select the marker. and former Lieut..
Gov. Ftzize is searching for a design The
spot Is AZ Isle In Murre. On a. farm owned
BY NJ A. and q. r Pike. WIiCn includes
the site Of oid Fur- 81 Ann built IN 1885.
and a hir u shore line said % be the
landing place 0f Samuel Champiaiu when
be explored the lake IN 1s0s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
DR.. kENNEDYS
AVORITE
REMEDY
Breaks no Hearts, Excuses
no Crimes.

Dr.. David EsnnesiT's EAVORITE RIM
I'D I s not a disguised enemy u ne human
race Whers L cannot helm, IL does not
harm Il Is cumpOssd Of Tegslanie ingrs-
dents and does not heat or mhame the
blood bur ennis and purlries II In al Gases
OF Kidney troubles. Liver complaints, Con-
situation NJ the Bowels. and me delicate
derangemenrs Which arfiict women. the az
ton Of Dr.. KsnnesIv7s FAYORIEE REM
EDE 3 beyond praise. Thousands az
grateful De- uia voluntarily testify 70 TINS
IN lsrEsEs % Dr. Esnnedv= and win A
warmth AMI fIllnEss OF Wor-is which mere
bushes certificates never poses II
mnkas no Ir-InEauls-=IiEsas M crimes
breaks No ha-r-s- In rs coming there -
hope. and n is WINS thens d healing
We challenge a --ial and ara confident II
the result Your druggist has II ONE
DOLLAR a Bottle Bear N mind ths
name and atilIrzss; Dr.. Da1id KENNEDY,
AcnllGur, New Yark-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
srarasboro tennis players sszt=n.

The tennis team N the WIurastfaueI
Golf club fuurneyefi 70 Northampton 10
~ conclusions Saturday with the players
OF the Warner Meadow ciIh The play
ing was close and Interesting, although
only one ErarIlehUr0 man, r H Harris.
pulled out a victory The ssEz between
Rust and 8 W Hubbard were the best
N the day In the long enuussC each
player was winning On ms own serve. Jur
as the time was gsr--ug snort FOR the
duuhle events a e1in was tossed fur nrsr
serve on a single game which should settle
the srrTIggie- Rust won the choice and
then scored rhE ViEEurT- The summary
siugles-RnsC beat Hubbard. -. -.
l1-8- Emerson bear r Harrls. 1o-s,
So EInckiEV bear Rice So So r
H EarriH hssaE 1luEilal - 81
Eaubles-EziuCkley and Emerson beat T.
Il Harris and Fred Harris 81 8-L
So Rust and Abbott bear Hubbard and
Rice 81. So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
1--we Affair Caused A-r-rnpt At Suicide.

Elsuu Spencer a farm hand lies AZ the
point II death az Montpelier Junction as
q result N m aEzaunr % commit suicide
SUNDAY nighr llgIlr II @ clock He placed
the muEzla ~ q 82-s-iiihra rife AGAINST
MS 8Odv ami nrHsi the gun with his foot
The val passed through aim. piercing
one luuE- His recovery g very Doubt
f-IL The cause u ne acr - said % be
some dtlHcglry which Spencer had with
his sweetheart S1pnr1nia LawrsnCe df
lfirlileseE sunday Just W1a- the r-uu-
Die VAS s 1ur zluwu- A sealed ler-Er
ldfiressad % Hiss Lawrence las been
found and VII be delivered IN the event
OF Spencer death
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

The Windsor county -aur- opened T1es-
taT- Judge Ezasseir8u NJ Burlington pre-
siding The 1ncEzr contains rs cases
" whlch IS cases IRE listed IN the court
calendar. 60 cases lu the -urT -lisniia-.
co cases u -le -lnncerT docket and
there ara y STAKE e1s-s or the STATE
-arcerT. 1TlIr I'D -ur. l-lTza atillrarT. AMI
t1Ur iuruZ-cztz0n- besides one sach " IN
ca-r- --uss leuTriuess- rsonerv- assault and
battery enhancement false prarauce
Malicious mischief, breach 1f TIE peace
and -r-1elrT 70 child There are also 4s
divorce cases
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
IN OUR OWN STATE.
MontpsHer Journal soid "a New Corpora
ION with so 1g0 czuitaE

The Vermont Wafchmau and the Mont
peiier Daily Iuurl1nl property passed June
2 into rIe hands ~ ID new company. IN
corporation papers being fled In the Of
free of the secretary III stare The capital
sSoCk is f2l 800 The subscribers ara
Fr1uk E Howe n Bennington. Frank z
LanEiev 1f Barre A. O. Cummius and
G. A. Webb u M1nrueiier and Fora c.
Howe % Bennington The stockholders
held Meeting and elected the following
directors Frank E Howe. FrauE z
Langley and A. d. C1mmins The direc-
uurs elected the following officers Prasi-
DENT Frank e Howe. treasurer Frank z
Langley. clerk and assistant treasurer,
G. A. Webb. Fur the Dreseur Mr. Howe
VII continue 10 conduct tla Bennington
Banner c. A. Wenh. at present IN
charge 1f tire news Department u the
Journal viii act as editor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
riE N r=E LOCAL LEAGUE
Company Defeated cr-s-znts y 70 y
sturaay-Atnieties - crsszsnts To-

The -rasCeuts lutIlliu have BEATEN an
sEU Saturday unless ~ had been soft
snelled- They fuE-iei the bail and threw
10 al random 20 thar Is errurs are c1arE-
ed agninHr them. They harted hnrli
enough r1 win two ordinary victories. 1ur
the stick Vurz did not Offset me fielding
Company rs WORK vas not only sgeadier.
but snauuisr Hubbard caught we'll ami
Frost continued ro slug the bail In d1ur
zumss ne mas bean az bat Is times and
MT safety seven times. including a three
1aa-ur and fuur two baEUers- His
average ls ISIS win a total Of - The
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
THREE zussrAN VESSELS ESCAPE
Are at Manila. where They NiH Sc In
osrned-ssauzuea Cared fer ~ Ar1eri-
can Officers.

r=rned-ysauzaea Cared fer BY Arue-i-
can Officers.
The APPEARANCE df the Russian cruisers
Alrurd. QleE ard JsmucIIuE at Manila IN
a damaged condition row accounts f1r an
u Ru5esCvenskTf fighting line. and also
uus=ts the uirr-Ir=ssIIIe report Of the COM
mauder N the japanese cruiser LVata
rIar he had SINK the gemuchuE IN one
minute GE1rinE Only r1s ur-la Almaz
CUT az RolesrvensssT- fighting craft has
reached Vladiv1s11CE- and these three
cruisers vii probably De fisarnesf and
sararued AZ Manila uurl tina end n rhe
-ar. Then il r. very likely that their
surrender TO the Iapauese wiz be made
one N the conditions Gf peace
A sturT Is In circulation IN Toxic IN me
eject that AZ the opening n the recent
naval fght 900 men were killed 1r wgUun-
ed on the Russian har-Ieship Oral and TIE
creams and shr1eks u the wounded Ak
srcissi 81 harmful an effect mar Ia II
the murzzllv wounded ware THROWN dvsr-
board and those slightly wounded we're
fastened 70 a mast 20 prevent their III
reference with TIE fighting. The jap
auesa losses were -1s officers and men
killed and 80 officers and men wounded
On tie uurpefB 5ua-s and 1es1ruvers r1ers
ware s. casualties.
II seems Mkziv that me rUrpe'io BOAT
VIII cunr-uus IN occupy the place IN naval
warfare 70 wniEh zx1sr-z have assigned
ia valuable zuEtliarT CD BE- launched
againEr Al uususpecEuE enemy. OF 1ne
r1ar nas previously been rendered -usft=c-
eve BY -Iurrs 1r accident Perhaps -l1a
most interesting sE-Il5T u the 5a--Le VII
b. in regard 70 the eject II Z-Zurira 7
seems IN TIE face OF the reports AZ land
that the arnnr OF rhs Russian SHIPS vas
unable 70 Withstand the JaQanese zru0r-
piercing shells TIE zInnsrT OF r1le JAZZ
auese was u the highest order and JUST
led ten times over C1e expense ard
practice 1ecessa-- u reach siscl a
Standard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
sourH wAHpsscEo.

The next nesting II TIE Indies aid So
cieEV Efu be held AZ Ms A T. DuoIirrie' 3
Thursday. June Ia az p N.
Next Sunday being Childran's day the
pastor viii have discourse fur the young
people and children A fun attendance
az all. hOth old and young 3 especially
desired
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
cantraI Vermont Railway Co.

Southern Division.
Z5=er-vs Jan Z 1908
ans leave ErarEeoGnU a. 1oilOgB:
as l. N daily for Springfield. week
tz-z tur New YORK
n week days for New London,
r1-ecrs AZ 3EIlers Fails for Troys AZ
5z-sE for EOstun-
- : n week days for south L1ndon-
zZ-
ET Z. weak days for Springfield and
E5T YORK
NJ n. weak days fur HIlers gals
III 5OstDn. connecting ar south Yer
II sur Eeeue and Springfield
- 2 n week days for Springfield and
S=w YORK
- n. weak days for New LGnd0n
z-d New YORK via Norwich Line
zzzmgz; conuecrz AZ Palmer for Eos
IN
- D n. daily for Springfield and New
ZIrZ
as , n. week days for South London
1EZ
Sr1tecr % change without nortca-
I . Jones. General Manager-
= = zNrLEX, Cen PaA Ag-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

sThumpzou OUT 11r cutting bases
Earue-f rz1ua " Il 8 T.. drsx base On
errors W K & g. g L < 5. left On
bases " H Z 4 3. H 3 9. base On
balls N Bishdp Z. Grady q struck our by
Bishop s. Crazy H double plays Rogers
ID Kldder Time. III Ism Umpire Dr-Igg.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

The League game uumor-uw, SATURDAY,
VII be between the Crsscenrs and rle
Athletes
Company I VIII go % Hiusfale for a
game against the new tam there to-
morrow
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
-Insaale .. - ).

The E51nssiaLe rssu defeated the Mari
5uru. y. r. team ~ Elusia.e SATURDAY
= % 8 Goth pitchers were 1ar-ad hard
hur a number II drives WENT for 1iEs thar
snuuId have been outs OWING 20 the p1nr
11,il--nenr Ia delrifuE The z1ne vas IN
-.zr-s-lrzr lrr.I TIRE seventh inning. wt1en
seven hits and rwu =rrurs give -le home
team atEhr rms Sclliv ria-Ht q -ued
aI-r1uud game. and 8Ici-1ruHclE mHis a
brilliant carcn IN right feld TIE H-urs-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

Later details II the earthquake fr1m
Scurar1 Albania show tlIar -1g 1srsdus
we're killed and 80 injured and r1ar me
t1wu mas been completely devastated.
There were cxo shucks- The Inhabitants
are now living N the opsn while the
foreign eunzuLs haze been provided with
us1EA
7 M1urgomerT Sears. 50 the heaviest
taxpayer N Boston dIesf F--dav At his
home IN S1urhb0r1. Mass. altar an Illness
u several years with diabetes He IN
herited his fortune rom his 1zrler. vino
vas merchant in the East India r--lGie-
Altar graduating rum Yale college, IN
-sg7 he devoted himself % me manage
meur N the zszara- He vas ptiIa-1rlr1-
pisr. although his gifts were always made
IN a 1TIter manner. and ne vas an en-
rlusias11c paru u literature KS -
Elra Is estimated % represent Is 90. 1ae-
Cen Z Y Euyurnn- vino was a pr1rn-
lueur figure IN Washington 80 years died
az Atlantic Gig SarIuiay lie was a
native OF West StUcEbridgs. Mas and
went n the front IN me civil war As
major IN the s5Ih Chin V0iunrzsrz. and
r1se 10 the rank u brigaffisr genera He
vas for many years Washington cor
respondent u the Cincinnati Commercial
CazeEre- when thar paper vas one N rie
most influential N the country ami On
retiring from journalism was appointed
PRESIDENT OF the Chickamaug1 PARK CON-
mission
The President struck 1i0W for peace
n the Far East Friday IN conferences
az the White House with Count C1szini.
the Russian amhazsadur. the Prssifsnr
sxuressed the earnest hoDs that Russia
would forthwith conclude psace with
Japan PruI0uEati0u Of the war he be-
teVez. VIII not result n victory for lne
Russian arms. and can only s=rTs 70 IN
crease Japan Demands and render more
difficult the drafting az a treaty Of pezsss
which the Car as vel as the Mtk1du
can sign Count Cassini ea5ied the sub
stance az the conversation ID st Peters
burg
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
EaiIruads.
Boston 1 Maine.

WINTER ZRANGE1ENT-
Il eject Get 70. 1904.
ANS leave EraUzaour1 uOrIhbouud-
10 a n for stations 70 Windsor, Ian
-aSrar. ST. Jdi1nsnury. NsTpOr-- She<-
1rrnEZa. Montreal via c P ny. Que
lee, Burlington. St Adams and Mon
-zaL
- D H. Montreal express
SIS D n White River Junction paSzeu-
ger
- 4 n Sunday paper train 10 Wind
SCCTEECTND
- Northampton. EoiyukE and SpruE-
ield- 5.18 A. n daily. A-0F a N
==sk days. III p N (weekdaZs). ~
n. daily
q = FLANDERS.
GenI Passenger and Ticket Agent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

HIlnH- Mcf-1TTllc6 :. ~ mar ET7l0Es .
UiGGu- Mann Ss-ully. Hickey > Moran =
Euues VilE1aauir .. CRITIC Dragon stolen
bases. Nfr-oruaek- TQuuE, Walter Brooks
Clll0E- SClIliy ViEleauar- -r1r-u- Two
base 1its MeCarnack- DilluI1- Ei.CAZy'. Mn
1av. CrUrro. E1ultz Home r1n- -g-lsllIlr-
Ftrst base On balls. Mcl0rrl1Hcz- Win
EruuEz- rlumusun. STRUCK 11r- 1T hickey
Ia BY Tnouusnu 3 EaEIe-a biz Dragon
-1uirs Double play, Hickey and DILLON
Time Ii 41u- Umpire Joseph Young
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

rv1 base hirs aarw1Osi- March Frost
- EsInievv stuieu bases LAWS = -lune
9. Stevens. Sruire. Earwuod Tucker.
smith duuhle play. Inuusuu % LAWS
first base on balls. Davis batter nlL
Stnlre- struck our c. Ellis EreIlialL
Johnson Stevens 2 Lee. E1a-vn8d March,
-ar--rsr Tucker Cuuievv. A1er. lef- on
bases. Company Z :. Cresceurs o. Wild
pitches. C. Ellis II Ellis Tine n s8u-
Umpire. E'A-rv
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

While the srhnnI TRACK team vas prac-
t5cinE AZ Montpelier Tuesday Arthur
Gauvsrzau threw a hammer which struck
lanes stack On the side Of the head and
IN falling r1e other side struck rle pm
protesting from a standard. 50 thar the
sEErIlI vas fractured ON bath sides II was
ueee=aEy for physicians 10 operate On
him IN order "a remove the pressure On
rlie brain 3ur IL Is thought thar he VII
uscuVeE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

Instead az guing % law Il Tuuid be
better for A man 70 assign rEu-thirds az
his property "a A lawyer and LET II 80 AZ
tnvL-tChicagD Views
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

The annual state guI tournament VIII
be played on the links OF me M Anthony
cIuh IN Bennington AuE II. Is. Ia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
TAXPAYERS ASSESSED ON 5000 OR OVER
Grand List s505433 an Increase Over Last Yssr-RsaE
Estate Figured s3o4IIs7 and the Personal Estate at
Sls64,46s

Brar-lehuros listers. Azor Marshall.
Eferherr 3 Chamberlain. John L. Barney.
William c. Horton and A1ram =.
Cur-isr. fled with the town clerk sat
urIiav the tax list for 1895. The f1ottugs
are as follows Frsr class real estate.
se-5-5.zf1. second class raal estate
S41L.821 total real estate. 81. a1-. Isl
personal estate. g. s64. AS. poll taxes
Ssi@a, 500 raj. personal and poll taxes
S5.l5I- 4s3. The grand list Is one per cent
Of the total list. or s51.5IAg3 The
grand list a year azo vas $50 1888. The
uotaL number OF taxable polls this year
is IT1n. from which Is Deducted 81 fra
men IN West Brar-lenUru leaving 1898
which ara put In the list az s2na sach-
The number Of paying tolls g IS more
r1au last year Following IS the list
% L1uss Who pay taxes On S5o10 OF up
wards. with the taxable list u each
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

Grady was IN due feg--e AZ Wincheszer-
y Il. Sa--IrliaT and heId the hari hitre-s
Of the hts1 school team N tnar town
DOWN 20 three hits bur mis- support was
not equal u1 -nAr EivsIR Bishop Whu also
pitched 4 d1e Eame TIE score
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

Tie Norwegian SORTING passed rasa-
iEr,ous declaring that King Oscar e no
longer ruler and Norway IS an IuCieDeld
eur and sovereign state invested the
1uwErz q EUvErlue1r IN rns state r1TI1-
I'll asked King Oscar % ail n choosing
A prince OF tte house Of 8er1ad0t-s 1lr
EIuE II N1rTaT and iss1ssi pr1cialua-
uun u the people " Norway 20 give
every aid IN maintaining their i11depeud-
ence- The Stur-ling 8 reEdv ID Use
force 0f arms II lessessary- King Oscar
sent A desuarci1 90 C1r-srtaniH protesting
asydinzr the acton -aEen-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09


Abbott lane A. $40
Adams. Leroy 2. s-575
Alexander. Serur-a A. ;. 4HG
Allen Charles E. $40
ATer-H. S=arga G, I'D
Bailey. David J. a.244
Bailey. Isaac T.. - 'ue
Eales7ter. Fanny IL -i-sla
Balest-er, Joseph y. -s-s9S
Barber. George F. 800
Har-1Ts- Elercner x, LAan+
Earr1us- Edward 3, So
Bartlett Luciua r. 4s-s-a
Eenzun, Ann L. 5-a5
bigelow- Mary a, 80
6lodgetr- Elliott ". a,lse
Bond. Henry e i. 100
B0yien- Charles A. Is +He
E0y-1rnH. austin 2. ---t-5
3r-leket1- IFilfort r. and VIE a-aan
Bradley Junu L1r- i.15o
6T71dIeE. h1cnarls- ta-aaa
5rsir--snor1 liasiig1r CO, -haea
BT-lrz-enur7 aazzeaz- $50
Erlr1ie1or1 savings Ealk and
ADuy E FULLER a'ea
Er-lr-lenor1 lE-1nEs Block Ass1-
eiHE1dn -+.es
Br1r-ieoor1 Manufacturing Co. -+lt-
Er7lr--en1ro QreEal Co. Les
Brink jay d. $50
brTVyu- Harriet II D. 80
Eu1Wu- Henri X ---.11
Durham Mar X 1-ae
Butter. Ellen = -t-9a
Cabot Norman E. -7-an
Carpenter The Co.. t-s7a
CIHEuDer-alI. Eer1er- 2. $3.50
Chase Susan A. -s eco
Llilds- --=tl < We and we, $50"
ClHun- A---1llr e. 4a.s.H
ClH1u. George II and A. E. 5.s5H
CiaE1f- Charles =. ---5as
Clark susan e ls,+5
Clark L1ulal 2 ~ see
Clark Henri G.. ia
Comb. annie g. i--oo
Curzer Mar J. 5-l6s
Cox Lucv A. s seH
C-1suw. Edward .. 90 A5a
Crosby. Edvarri. heirs. Sc, 90
Cr1snv. Charles 2. -a--5
Orwell George = > 70
CudE1r-n. = 2. est. $3.50
Davenport zsiEar Z ard Emily E. - va
Dearborn. Harriet = 500
Cevers. Ee-rT- est, 7G5
Lew II t5rucerT a. ID.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-02-18

Wallace Mnxfield's parrot. 1t is said,
is receiving n remarkable education.
1t is understood that Mr.. Maxfield is
teaching the bird to tell some OF his
best stories. "As my parrot will live
to be nearly hundred years old, bar
ring automobile rides" said Mr.. Max
field the other day. II have plenty OF
time to teach her before she dies
1t is further understood that the
bird is now studying the second verse
of the story about the G. A. II. veter.
an who had his face so full of bullets
that 1t turned the edge of the razor to
shave him.
what does your parrot eat?' was
asked Mr.. Maxfield the other day.
"Well," answered Wallace. as he
carefully adjusted the ash of his pipe.
anything that is suitable for an ele-
plant is fit for my Polly. She'll eat
anything from bananas to lace cur
tains."-Lewiston (Me) Journal.