Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-06
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY, JULY

Herbert b. Chamberlain has bought Of
Elliot Phillips the cottage house at II
Western avenue.
The woman's auxiliary Of the y. NJ
G. A. will hold a food sale In the asso-
citation rooms tomorrow AFTERNOON at
40.
Rev. n. g. Moore Of Newfane will
preach IN the Congregational church next
Sunday in exchange with Rev. H. r.
Miles
Beginning next Sunday there viii be
two low masses in st. Micnaels Roman
Catholic church, at and 1870 o'clock
There Will be no high mass until Sepfem-
Der.
The next meeting Of Protective Grange
on July II will be ladies' night with the
program IN charge Of Mrs. Lois Clark
Topic for discussion. Social Purity" APP
plications for initiation at the next
class should be presented at the next
meeting.
Gilmore W. Bryant. after a short visit
l at s. p Fosters. left Tuesday for Bethel.
I this state. where ne will spend the sum-
mer vacation. Mr. Bryant Is the prOpTi-
/ etor OF a conservatory Of music in Dur
I ham, North Carolina He was formerly
| a music teacher in BrattleborO, with
/ headquarters at the corner Of High and
Oak streets
Brattieboro chapter. Daughters OF the
| American Revolution. will be entertained
! by Mrs. Joel Fiagg. Mrs. @. p. Miller and
| Miss Mary r Smith at Mrs. Flagg's home
| in GuflfOrd Tuesday afternoon, June 10.
/ Teams will start from the Brooks House
at 2.30. All those wishing TO engage
| transportation are asked 70 notify Mrs.
H. r. Brown on Monday. The hostesses
hope for a large attendance.
on Tuesday afternoon members Of the
/ Brattleboro Sunshine society. branch l.
were invited to the home Of Miss Shea
| on Oak street 70 meet Mrs. Sakurai, head
| Of the Sakurai Home In Toxic. Japan. A
I delightful hour was spent listening TO hei
description Of the customs Of the peOpls
/ Of her county. The Sunshine society
] presented Mrs. Sakurai with a Vermont
teaspoon as a souvenir Of the occasion
Two rear freight cars loaded with Ium
her left the track about two miles nOrti
Of the village on the West River rail-
road Wednesday afternoon and one wen
down the bank into the river and was g
badly damaged that no attempt will b
made 10 save Il. The cars were a part o
the southbound mixed train. due in Brat
! tleboro soon after 4 o'clock A wreckinl
crew from the local station cleared tn
track but the 5.f5 passenger train wa
delayed until $50 O'Clock.
] Mrs s. z. IAwton entertained about 3
= young people at Kamp Komfort last even
= ing In a four-horse team the parry ha
- a moonlight drive through the woods an
5 then assembled at the cottage and enjoy
J. ed a pretty display Of fire works. Thi
% was followed by dancing and refreshmeni
b on the broad veranda. The cottage wa
9 lighted throughout with japanese Ian
e terms. The young people started HON
5 about IL o'clock. having spent the even
ing in a delightful way.
( Ernest Dodge Of willlamsvills drove
J. Brattleboro Tuesday with horse so badl
e marked with big welts that Mrs. Jennl
d Il. Powers, agent Of the humane sOciet!
y took It away from him. Dodge afterwart
e secured the horse and drove home, but O
o complaint of Mrs Powers he was arrest
d ed in Williamsville by Constable LUZ
y Morse. He was released after furnishln
% bail in the sum Of 5000 and was sun
a moned to appear before Justice w.
'e Newton in Brattleboro yesterday morr
Al ing, which he did. He pleaded guilty
II the charge Of abusing the horse and wa
u fined 81 and costs, amounting to over )
J. which was paid.
Il Glenn c. Gould Of Brattleboro and Mi
Fannie II. Atwood OF Burlington wei
married the evening Of June 30, in Cheste
q Pa, by the brides uncle, Rev. a. S. III
u bart, ID. D., Of Grocer Theological sem
Re Hobart home in the presence Of few re
N atives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gou
TX are spending their honeymoon in Atlant
le City. Their home will be in The Colonia
IL on High street Mr.. Gould is credit ma
Is In Durham Brothers wholesale shoe bus
ie ness. His parents live in Morrisville. tn
re state. and after graduating from the Pc
a pies academy In that town he attend'
ie the University Of Vermont, from whiS
ne he received his degree in 1900. He afte
l. ward took course in the Albany busine
I'd college. Mrs. Gould has been a teach
I'd in the Burlington high school
OF The state board Of railroad commission
ers, consisting Of Fuller c. Smith Of 5
Adams. II. S. Bingham Of Bennington al
er George r. Howard Of Craftsbury, we
n / over the line Of the Brattleboro sire
IN railroad yesterday on tour OF inspectio
n They went from here to inspect the BE
ne lows Falls and Sdxtons River road al
IN the Springfield road. on Friday Of ne
NJ week they win meet a commission fro
IN Massachusetts, at South Vernon TO he
no testimony on a petition OF South Vern
e. and Mortified people to have the ra
IN road station moved The station nc
NJ stands principally in Vermont. but o
ne corner is in Massachusetts,. There is
ne dangerous crossing at the approach
re the depot. The Mortified people clal
x that 80 per cent OF the business Of I
~ station comes from Mortified and tn
NJ ask to have IL moved some 200 var
, south