Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-06

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The listers will complete the field work
on the quadrennial appraisal % real es-
tate today and will begin entering the
figures on the official record books at
once.
Miss Florence Hemenway will speak at
the Congregational chapel tonight at 1.45
upon the International Student Volunteers
convention recently held in Nashville, \
which she attended.
The village bafins. with the co-Opera- |
ton Of the board Of trade, will enforce /
the village ordinance prohibiting the post |
ing Of advertising matter on the trees
within the village limits.
The village water board will meet to-
night to discuss the matter Of selecting
arbitrators 20 FIX the price which the
village will pay for the Chestnut Hill
and Sunset Lake water systems
There will be a baby meet on the
common next Thursday afternoon from
$50 to s.. Every mother please come and
bring her babies and let them get ac-
quainted. II it rains come the first pleas
ant day.
Capt Z. W. Gibson received orders from
Adjt Cen w. H. Gilmore's Office yester-
day TO proceed with Company TO Mt
Gretna. Pa. August to participate In the
army manOeuvers until Aug II. The
troops will go via New London and New
York This trip will take the place Of
the annual muster.
A big raft carrying IS horses used in
the work on the log drive was capsized
Monday evening at Ashley's ferry near
! C.aremont by striking the ferry cable.
Two teams Of horses. hitched together.
were drowned and the other three were
/ toWed ashore with great difficulty. The
/ horses drowned were valued at 1880.
| Several Of the log drivers we're thrown
| into the river and were pulled out after
/ narrow escapes.
! Charles Thomas Clancy and Miss Nellie
May Gould were married by Rev. a. II.
Webb at the Methodist parsonage Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock The bride
wore a brown travelling suit. Mr. and
| Mrs. Clancy left on the 423 train south
| for short wedding trip. after which they
nFin live with the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry s. Gould Of Church
street. Mr.. Clancy formerly lived in Dow
agic. Mich. He Is employed by the Estey
organ company.
Brattleboro's grand list is as fol-
lows: Village grand list. $39 ss6.74 town
school grand list. 81. % 10; district school
grand list, ti0.g75A; grand list in dis
trict No. 2, not in village. $22419; in vii
lage but not IN district No. 2, ESQ; to-
tai grand list. t5l5A.H. Town tax Is g
cents on a dollar. highway tax is %
[ county tax !, state ACuOOl B state ulBA
way 5. making a total Of 60 cents, which
will raise S35.4i753 The village tax f
20 cents on the dollar. which will rais'
Si5. $3.50; and the town school tax Is 2
cents. which will raise s59i5n
Frank w. Marshall, 81. formerly o.
Brattleboro, died Wednesday In Meri
den, Conn. Of a brain trouble He cam'
TO Brattleboro in the early sixties ant
was employed many years at the Este
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time for J. Z. Haywood. He went 4
Meriden about Is years ago and worke'
in the Wilcox and White organ factor!
until recently. He leaves wife, VIII
was Miss Fisher of Brattleboro. and
son and daughter. The funeral Will b
] held at o'clock today and the buria
will be in Merlden. Mr. Marshall bull
the Z. s. Morse house on Highland stree
and lived there until he went to Meri
, den. He was past noble grand of Wan
tastiquet lodge OF Odd Fellows and pas
chief patriarch in Oasis encampment
The residents Of Highland street he'll
Y their annual picnic on the afternoon o
= the Fourth upon Mrs. f. s. Morse's lawr
n Most Of the families Of the street wer
= represented and a very pleasant occasio
= was enjoyed. Many OF the children too
= part in the way Of recitations and tn
e photograph OF Hiland Tasker was pu
a to good use in the evening. The firework
furnished plenty of excitement for III
young people. though the collapse Of tn
? fire balloon before It had started was
a disappointment 1t was voted to continu
? the organization for next year by III
:, choice OF Mrs. +. S. Morse for pres
- dent, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Reynolds an
!, Miss Flora Cattanah for committee an
n Mrs. Goodhue. Mrs. Sawtelle and Mis-
!. Elizabeth Cattanah for arrangement {
: literary exercises and games.
l. Notwithstanding threatening weathe
II a large number Of people went TO CeT
n trail park on the morning Of the Fourt
Is and the picnic Of the First Baptist SUI
ls day school was voted big success. TT
u sympathies Of the crowd were all wit
n the people who stayed at nome. Rair
Wen, yes, while we were eating dinner
- the dining room Of the pavilion. Ar
=, some, who preferred to have their r
e past in the open air for some reasC
10 quickly changed their minds and thougl
- the roof a better protection than q
= trees. In few minutes the sun dried Il
-. grass and with the changed atmosphe
- all were thankful for the shower. Jud
=. ing from reports OF Brattleboro's ba
- games there was much less kicking al
- lots more fun in the scientific games pla
II ed at the park. With the ten-year-old ur
n pire and captains and gray haired feel
n ers things, while a little mixed. we
- decidedly interesting. Races innumerab
In
ne an enjoyable day to every one, your
se and old.
u Architecture, a technical magazine pu
lshed In New Orleans, recently conducts
al a contest for prize cover design for
an | publication, and in the result announc
ne in the June number first and third priz
az were awarded to Paul Revere Henk
al son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henkel
r Brattleboro. Eighteen designs were SUI
IN mitted and those winning prizes or no
m orable mention were reproduced in Arch
nj lecture. In it's editorial column the ma
IN azine said: "Of Mr.. Henkers first pri
n design II can be said to be a very digr
On fled composition of a figure and arch
T. tectual setting well rendered and wi
Ie good lettering" Further IL added: I'm I
he third prize design Mr.. Henkel has Civ
hs us a box cover OF good proportions al
n detail, but requiring the little Greek ter
ng pie to nail 1t as architectural" N
ng HenlSel, who was connected with pror
or inent architectural firms In New 70
he after extended study at the Art Student
nd League In New York, went about Jan.
ot TO New Orleans with Francis W. Crost
n formerly OF this town, who is making
great success OF architectural work in I
Southern city.
OF The Fourth I'm Brattleboro was nols
n but little mischief was done. Rain I
ne during the early part OF the night I
a fore, which delayed active celebrate
,ss and gave infiammable material a go
h,