Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

National bank of Newport 30 years and
a 33d degree Mason, died Saturday.
Mounts Killington, Pico and shrews-
bury, east Of Rutland were capped with
snow Friday for the first time this season.
Hezekiah Corliss, the oldest resident
Of Richford, died Monday in his 93d year.
Five of his six children survive, in
Guiding eX-Congressman John b. Cor
liss of Detroit, Mich.
w. b. c. Stickney, one OF the widely
known lawyers of the state, has moved
from Bethel to Rutland His son, DR..
William Stckney, recently located in
Rutland
Harry Henderson was fatally injured
in Nelson, Hail & Co.'S mill in Mont
tempted 10 throw belt from a pulley
when the board he was using caught in
the spokcs and was driven against his
abdomen.
Col. Albert \. Fletcher, y, for % years
president of the Middlebury National
bank, died Tuesday night from ncphrits
lie was a member Of the stan of Gov.
Julius Converse from 1872 to 1874 He
served in the state senate in 1872. He
is survived by two sons and daughter.
The "Canteen" notorious resort in
Barre, was raided by the police sunday
when the proprietor an Italian named
Graini. was arrested and locked up. y
large quantity OF dlt ana Deer WIS lOuuu
and - men were drinking in the resort
at the time the officers appeared.
Raymond Claude Duprey, II, son Of Mr.
aud Mrs Charles Duprcy OF Nergcnnes,
died recently from peritouitis, supposed
to have been caused 10y blows received in
his side ana stomach from older boys
while attending school. 1t was the prac-
tico of the boys To- strike him in the stom-
ach TO force him TO make "a bow
OF nj Itt
AT work carpcutcring for T.. NJ. Prouty at
ST Adams Bay sept. %, was killed in
stantly, a pile OF lumber falling upon
him and breaking his neck. lie served
in the Third Vermont regiment and later
in Company +, First Vermont cavalry
in the civil war.
At quarterly meeting OF the state
board Of pharmacy to be- held Wednes-
day, October .. at Montpelier for the
examination Of candidates, the members
Of the Massachusetts board VIII he guests
of the Nermouters and while mere will
Incidentally discuss the dcsirabillty Of a
greater uniformity in tine pharmacy laws
of the two states
John +. Harris. the widely known Yer
mont newspaper man holding "A govern
mcnt position in Washington Is the in
veutur OF a pouch Tor rural mail carriers.
1t will keep the mail entirely separate,
so that il may b" delivered In rotation,
and is imp,rvious to water and snow.
MI Harris who l. now "a; his home in
panvillc. on his return To Washington
will attempt to interest the officials OF
the post office department in It's adoption.
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cost So5,Ouo, without memorial WINDOWS
or pipe organ.
Henry C. Bates of ST. -Jonnsbtlry. Judge
of the court Of the first instance in the
ninth judicial district of the pIiipuiucs.
has resigned lie ,yas ,ppointed i'm 1901
ana tb, Manila Times s,vs ba has yyon
th,. rcsp.rt and admiration OF the bar
as well as tb, re.p.ct Of the community
i'm general lie has been located in Io-
Un island of p,nav rho i'm health Of
his yvifn caused him ia resign Judge
ana Mrs Rates win snend the winter in
CoIifnrnia Tudga Rates was lieutenant
Governor of vermont lSgS-lg0O
The first annual convention of the
fourth-class postmasters of Vermont was
held in RiChford sept 26. These officers
were chosen: President, G. W. Brack-
EFT of West Charleston; vice president,
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