Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-14
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Tickets for the Gage Stock company
are now on sale at the box office.
George E. Warner has installed a new
bread mixer in his bakery this week. 1t
has a capacity of three barrels. Mr..
Warner will make other improvements
in his bakery.
The street cars were run to the Valley
Fair grounds Wednesday on account of
the Windham County Veterans associa-
ton reunion and the dedication of the
marker on the camp ground.
Examinations were held In the high
school room Saturday and Monday for
those who were conditioned at the close
of the last school year. About rs took
the examinations, most of whom were
boys.
F. B. Holman, who has been running
an express and passenger team between
Spofford lake and Brattleboro, made his
last regular trip Monday, nearly all Of
of the summer guests at the lake hav-
ing left for their homes.
The Gage Stock company, which will
play every night next week at the Audi
forum at popular prices, has arranged Its
program for the first four nights as fol-
lows: Monday, THE Parish Priest"
Tuesday, Beware of Men; Wednesday,
THE Price of Honor; Thursday, Saved
from Shame"
The Crystal Springs Ice company has
been shipping large quantities of its stock
to New Haven New London, and SPRING
field where the local supplies have given
out owing to the shortage in last win
ter's crop About 800 tons of Brattleboro
ice has already been shipped and omre
will be sent next week.
A full house enjoyed Hadley's moving
pictures at the Auditorium Monday even
ing. The collection contained a large
number of scenic panoramas including
views of the ruins of San Francisco which
were very interesting. These with a hui
morous selections and the illustrated
songs made a pleasing variety and the
entertainment was in every way satisfac-
tory.
John Lynch of Leominster, Mass, was
taken off the New London boat train by
Night Waterman William Warren We'd
nesday night dead to the world" He
pleaded guilty to the charge of intoxi-
cation before Justice Newton yesterday
morning and was fined IS and costs
Being short on cash he accepted the al
tentative sentence of ten days in New
fame Jail, whittier he was taken last night
by Deputy Sheriff c. 1. Knapp.
A meeting of the Brattleboro Ministerial
union was held in the Y NJ. C. A. rooms
last Monday morning with an attendance
of Is. Rev. L. NJ. Keneston presided Prof
l.. B. Patton of the Hartford Theological
seminary delivered an interesting and in
structive address on THE Present Status
of Old Testament Criticism. THE
Christian Doctrine of Prayer" a book
written by Bishop Hall. was ably re-
viewed by Rev. A. N. Blackford of Will
mington.
An automobile owned by H. c. Baxter,
Of corn canning fame, struck a team
driven by Lucius Putnam on a turn in
the Tyler hill road in Vernon one day
the past week. One wheel of the car
riage was smashed and spokes were
broken out of another wheel A young
woman who was with Mr. Putnam took
the number of the car before the number
was taken off for the apparent purpose
of preventing Identification, and the
owner settled with Mr.. Putnam before
departing.
Persons dissatisfied with the valuation
placed upon their property by the board
of listers at the last quadrennial APP
praisal of real estate have been notified
to appear before the board of civil au-
thority in the selectmen's room at 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning to present
their grievances Those who have an
pealed from the action OF the listers
are Mr.. and Mrs William H. Haywood
Lucius H. Richardson, w. A Morse,
George e. Selleck, Mary L. Hadley, Eliz-
abeth H. Selleck, C. A. Barber, F. E.
Barber, Michael ]. Baker, H. G. Barber
trustee Daniel M. Brosnahan Mrs. c. B.
Lamson, Francis A. Wells, L. F. Holden
Holden & Martin, Leslie Smith, Bridget
p. Wood, John A. Lindsey and Frank L.
Burnett.
A portrait of Charles s. Emerson of Mil
ford N. H., son of s. B. Emerson of
Bratleboro, was published in the Boston
Herald yesterday together with the fol-
lowing which was dated Wednesday:
Charles s. Emerson, the grand repre-
sentative of the Order of Odd Fellows of
New Hampshire, will leave tomorrow for
the middle West and thence for Toronto
Ont, to attend the meeting of the grand
sovereign lodge there. Mr. Emerson is
the leading Odd Fellow of the state. He
is native of Milford, having been born
here April 2, 1866. From the time he join
ed the order Feb. 20, 1888, his promotion
has been rapid. He has served as grand
master of the order in the state. and
during his term of office as noble grand
or Custos Morum lodge he initiated more
candidates than any other noble grand
before him. Mr.. Emerson has filled many
important town offices here in Milford"
y, b. Emerson was several times noble
grand OF Custos Morum lodge, years ago.
The Morningside Cemetery association
has sold to a syndicate of local business
men, through William G. Horizons agency
the large section OF land available for
building lots on the east side Of South
Main street This plot Is about 800
yards long, Of good depth a large part
Of the distance, and II contains land
sufficient for rs to 80 good building lots
This section Is within four or five min
utes' walk OF the Souto factories, is a
shorter distance from the electric car
line, and less than a mile from the town
hall. The purchasers intend to open up
the land for building purposes at once
There Is large demand for tenements
among men employed in the Souto fac
tories, and II is believed that II 80 new
tenements could be thrown open now
they would be occupied Immediately
The officers Of the Mornlngside Cemetery
association have signified their willing
ness to- have a highway laid from South
Main street across their property, begin
ming at point just north OF the hill
which approaches to Mr.. Dundon's
place, and running down the embankment
by an easy grade, thence across the level
land, to intersect the highway already
laid out at the lower east side of the
cemetery, then down the second bank to
the Souto factories. Such a road would
greatly accommodate employees OF the
Souto factories and 1t would be a short
ana convenient course to the new resi-
Dental addition.
Dancing School.
Odd Fellows Hall. Evening class