Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-27
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August l.
A. A. Wilkins, the chiropodist, has
moved to a permanent office over Ged-
ISIS bookstore.
The merry go-round, which had been
in operation on the island three weeks,
was moved to Claremont Monday.
The adjourned annual meeting of school
district No. l will be held at the high
school building next Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock, when officers will be chosen
for the coming year.
Next Sunday will afford the last OPP
portunity of hearing Rev. w. NJ Walk
er of the Epiphany church, Philadelphia,
who has filed with such great ability
and acceptance the pulpit of the Baptist
church this month.
E. L. Hildreth & Co. have installed this
week a new 3S-inch Dexter paper cutting
machine. The cutter is of a new type,
recently brought out by the Dexter COM
pany and embodies the latest principles
and Improvements in machines of this
kind
Rev. f. l.. Masseck will be the speaker
at the open air meeting on the common
next Sunday afternoon at and Lawyer
Frank E. Barber will preside. An eX-
cellent musical program is promised, In
case of rain the service will be held in
the Congregational church.
The water board met in consultation
with Mr.. Crowell Monday evening. After
discussion of the situation 1t was the eX-
pressed wish of the board that the ar
bitration to determine the value Of the
system should proceed and be completed
with the system in substantially the con-
ditions in which 1t was when the agree
menu for arbitration was made. With
this understanding no further work will
be done by Mr.. Crowell toward the COM
pletion of his high pressure system.
On account of a change in the rail-
road arrangements the First Vermont
regiment will leave for the drill and
manoeuvers at Mt. Gretna, Pa. on Sat
urday, Aug. 4, instead of the 3rd as first
announced. The companies on the west
side of the state will go by way of Ben
nington, and those on the east side by
way Of Brattleboro Greenfield and the
Hoosac tunnel, meeting at Troy, N. Y.
The route then will be by boat down the
Hudson river to New York and by the
Pennsylvania railroad to Mt. Gretna. The
regiment will return by the same route
Aug. 10.
Two new Stearns touring cars passed
through Brattleboro yesterday noon en-
route to join the Glidden tourists al
Breton Woods in the White Mountains.
The cars which are of the 1907 model
were being tried out and put to the test
from Cleveland, Ohio, where the shops
of the F. B. Stearns company, the maxi
ers, are located. F. B. Stearns, the hi 7
of the company, and his son. nth. Ha
machines, made up the par.A+, 41leR fol-
left Albany, N. Y, ThlApfy. The cal
and made the run to Tuesday mornir
breakfast. They came OF Wilmington 4
mington in a few mi;y" down from WI
hour arriving at Ahutes more than g
about 1880. Thee; THE Manley garal
enough to look % stopped tSs acb Gny 10,
pushed on tovut of gasoline and tn,
the party ~utRard Breton Woods, whiC
ing, meet expected to make last eve
who W. ding there the Glidden touris
test h ere to come on their enduran
~ way of Montreal and Quebec.
J.. hearing was held this morning befo
'AHon. James NJ. Tyler, chancellor. on m
;. ton of the defendants George Il. Crow,
and j. l.. Martin in the suit of the Be
lows Falls Savings institution VS.. Charl
H. Davenport, H. ]. Davenport, Geor
e. Crowell, j. L. Martin and the Ca
penter company, to dissolve the injun
ton restraining the plaintiffs from Sc
ing on execution 30 shares of the capt.
stock of the E. p. Carpenter compar
owned by defendant c. II. Davenpo
This injunction was granted to C.
Davenport pending the determination
a suit of c. II. Davenport against Geor
E. Crowell and the Carpenter compar
as this latter suit involved the ownt
ship of this capital stock, and this su
at the granting of the injunction, W
pending before Chief Judge Rowell W
has since rendered his decision. Cha
cellor Tyler ordered the injunction d
solved unless a bond be given condition
70 pay the face of the judgment. II
bond must be filed before August 3. c.
Fits and e. l.. Waterman appeared
Crowell and Martin; H. G. Barber a
Frank e. Barber appeared for c.
Davenport.