Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-29
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A band concert will be given on the
common next Wednesday evening.
The ladies' Enterprise society will meet |
with F. p. Hopkinson next Wednesday |
afternoon at o'clock.
H. c. Eva, superintendent of the Harlem |
street mission in New York, spoke in the
Methodist church Sunday evening, giving
a very intelligent and interesting account
of the work of the mission.
Russell Iviette and Miss Anna Bethune,
both of whom have been canvassing Brat
tleboro as agents for the Stoddard lectures,
were married by Rev. II. r. Miles at the
Congregational parsonage Saturday after
noon.
The fruit store run by Philip Thomas
was attached by Frank Barber Monday in
favor of Arancio Brothers of Boston for a
debt of $500 and Deputy Sheriff Knapp
was placed in possession as Keeper
Possession was turned over to the mort
gagee, Daniel Brosnahan Tuesday night
and since then arrangements have been
for a settlement satisfactory to all con-
cerned.
The tender of the locomotive on a work
train on Sand Hill north of Williamsville,
was derailed Sunday. When 1t was I'M
coupled it toppled down an embankment
but was not damaged seriously. The
work of repairing the West River railroad
bed is being pushed as fast as is consis-
tent with good work, and for about one
third the length of the road the track Is
in excellent condition.
The report Of o. NJ. Barber OF Benning-
ton in the case of Charles H. Davenport
against George E. Crowell and the Car
penter Organ company, in which he was
appointed special master to take testi-
mony, has been submitted to counsel on
both sides, but as it has not been filed
with the county clerk the contents are
not made public The attorneys will sub
NIT briefs to the master, II they so de-
sire, covering points which they consider
vital to a full understanding Of the con-
troversy.
The woman's auxiliary Of the Y. M. c.
A. will hold its first meeting for the
autumn and winter season next Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, in the association
parlors. 1t will be a recognition service
for the secretary Of the association,
Charles F. w. Cunningham, and the pro-
gram will consist of special music, de-
Votional exercises address to the sec
rotary by Rev. E. T. Mathison. address
to the auxiliary by Rev. L. NJ. Keneston,
and words welcoming the secretary to
Brattleboro by L. w. Hawley. 1t Is hoped
that all members will make a special effort
to be present.
The state board of railroad commits
soners arrived in Brattleboro Monday
night and on Tuesday made their annual
inspection of the West River railroad
The commissioners are Fuller c. Smith
of St. Adams, H. s. Bingham of Ben
nington and G. T. Howard of Craftsbury
They were accompanied by G.. c. Jones
president of the West River Railroad
company, w. E. Mullins. superintendent
of transportation for the Central Vermont
road, j. NJ. Morrison, engineer and su
perintendent of structures for the Cen
trail Vermont road, and f. d. Nash o.
New London, superintendent of the New
London Northern road.
A cyclone caused the collapse OF the ten
of Ringing Brothers circus in Maryville
Mo-, the afternoon of Sept IS, and Charles
L. Robinson, 81, son Of H. E. Robinson
editor of the Maryville Republican,, wa
killed, his head being crushed by falling
pole There were several thousand PEG
, pie in the tent when the storm broke
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q s1Nwo other ladies from the tent in safety
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