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

Miss Leslie Taylor of Winchester,
Mass, is the guest Of Rev and Mrs.
| A. p. Pratt.
The delegates to the state w. c. T. U.
| at Brandon this week were Mrs John o.
Spring and Mrs Fred Saker.
The annual meeting of the Bonheur
club will take place this evening for the
election of officers and planning for the
work of the club the present year
The Edsonia moving picture theatre
near the foot of the School street stairs
will be opened for business again today
| after having been closed nearly all sum-
! mer.
The ladies Of the Methodist church held
their annual plant sale Wednesday after
noon and evening, and 1t was successful
| in every way. bean supper was served
! in the evening.
w. a. Brown, who has leave Of alb
! sence from his duties as letter carrier,
| left Wednesday for Denver Colo, with
! the body of his uncle, Henry S. Cook of
that city, who died in Chester Sunday.
George L. Hapgood, having been ap-
! pointed as permanent night Waterman
| by the village trustees, has resigned his
! office of constable of the town and H. w.
| Porter has been appointed by the select
men TO take the place.
The annual parade and inspection of
! the Bellows Falls fire department will
occur next Wednesday, and the program
is to be similar to that of other years
including a concert bali and banquet in
the evening.
The family Of John Kelly, who recently
1 left the employ of the Bellows Falls
Machine company. has this week moved
to Carthage n. Y, where Mr. Kelly has
a position. He was foreman of the foun-
dry while here.
Tev-is O. ro,.o1t bo, MOI, woe, 81 ,t,o
races mis- ,.r,r in which he bos o,,torl,1
his Pboso P1trben lie Lost tho 80 ~
tbo VALLEY ratr brt Lo t,,or, a. W-ritS
River Junction this week the $50 stake
pace. The best time was 221&
The fence ,ro,,rd tho 1,u.r 81 +bo ,,+,
< : I-iI,s ~, tlo co.,,,,. 80 c,t,,.i -
Green streets has hoo, ro,,o,.o5 49,, ~
tenement until RECENTLY orcrnioi b,. tbo
Villas family has boen ,antr5 70 NJ,
lydia 4 TinsIcv vino win ,,,o,.o ~ -
once. CT
nj ..-,-.--
,,,tl iil''t '"5 'us"EeihCH. mas nceh an
O eldest do,gttor % Co- ~ VII ~
uams and 7 Arthrr Paarso,, ~ ~, "
mont I1or,,, Nraoti,,o oa,,,,,o,,. S.,,.i..
n member of the ,norcontiia g., oe Coai
nov Rrotbore q. poa,so, 80 - ~
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,a,1 - .a 81 Iail cECui sun ol Iie Hut-
!dnu I""u 10 new iofk TOOK place. yes
g ~ Sia Nus sIi, anu roy me Bostoh
",, -nai,le SuHeruse Ineir annual Boston
- ., 'Oi ~ uTN' NeuHesudE' tHe lare
M, -. 90
c,,5 nedNS runs VI Iast week raised
. - W. -, - such nelsht that the
oi''I~ -, Sn"aS plIuse near Noiu
81 s1atI1" between mere ana Walpoie
oo,,sirrr tuu 800 ouiuaS, us loss is
49,, u, "Oie lHCoHNeuleHce 10
.ianeiets, ana me work OIL putting In the
80, s'o o pIiuse 10 replace the one
,oItS soiiie lliontns ago Is seriously de-
geu ~ me hish water
Inc noted supreme court case of the
state against DIR. j. NJ. Ryder of this
Dt VI convicted OF causing the death
~ SUuHs woman was expected 10 be
Iieaiu 'I'iS WEEK at Mohtpeher' out was
postponeu until later IN the term on ac-
S Cut VI ."e Hltess Oh ms counsel John
ei VI -hontpeHer: Ut ryder mas
1900 ~ ~ J"iI az Ne"Iahe IN deiault or
~ EIoo,, oaIi, Since nus cohVlctlon at the
-u,.i vi 'e'Hl u court
The number of tickets sold this year to
Brattleboro on the days of the Valley
hair was as follows: Tuesday, 81;
Wednesday, 3l3; Thursday, 10; Total, 521.
Last year total of 81 was sold. The
NUMBER OF tickets sold here to White
ItNel Juhctloh curing the three days of
ene lar inns week was $50 At this
~. ~ suPPiS was eNiausteu ana the
oicNel aseht estimates that at least 90
appiieu LOT them after he had none max
i"s 'he estimated NUMBER from here 200.
Among those who attended the fedora
ton of Woman's clubs at Windsor this
week were the following delegates from
the local club: Mrs. Josephine II. Arms,
Mrs. George H. Gorham and Mrs. A. n.
Swain, the latter taking the place of Mrs.
f. q. Flint. Others in attendance from
here were Mrs Il. G. Osgood; who had
cnarse OF me arts and crafts department,
bnIi Me- ~ naAg Gi MIS-, j. *. Camp
S. Prentiss nresident of tba i 1l1SI C ot
and Mrs. Edward Kirkland.
The selectmen have rented what is
known as 1.-THE Smith house" on the
south side of Henry street to a. l. Burr,
after letting it stand vacant nearly a year
ana half. This is on the lot bought by
the town as a site for the Carnegie IL
prary, ana the town at second meeting
voted not to use it for that purpose. 1t
was expected the place would be sold
put the selectmen take the ground that
having been bought for a special pur-
pose they have no right to sell it as far
recently ,no,,od j,to N'' HuIr mas only
The following &c cant 90. +, A.. 49,
notes from Norwich university Nartb@
field: Lieut.. F. II. Burr, second lieu
tenant thlrd infantry, L. S. A., spent a
eem "o og az tle university wednesday,