Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-20

unwise for her to continue her trip to
Alstead, as was her intention.
DR.. W. E. Fays pet greyhound.
Rocket" had to be killed last week,
being one Of the dogs bitten by the Good
hue dog.
William Wolfram Of North Hatfield.
Mass, who took 80 acres Of tobacco land
of several Hinsdale farmers, finished har-
vesting the crop Tuesday.
Two cases of diphtheria have developed.
| Blanche Mossey on Kiburn street and a
Mannis child on Fitzgerald avenue being
ILL., Both houses are Guaranteed.
George w. Lewis Moses H. Bardwell.
c. c. Holton, Joseph Detour and Henry
Richardson attended the national Grand
Army encampment in Saratoga last week
w. G. Booth was in North Adams last
week to visit his son. Lester, who is a
member of an orchestra connected with
travelling troupe which exhibited at
that place.
Prof L. l. Robinson and family left
today for their home in st. Louis where
he Will resume his duties as teacher of
Greek in the preparatory school OF Wash
ington university.
Mrs. Charles Boorn and Mrs Jennie
Bronson visited their daughters, Misses
Nellie Boorn and Banch L. Bronson, who
are attending business college in Spring
field, Mass, Thursday.
Arson Hooker was thrown down some
way Monday morning in his barn, hitting
on his head and rendering MIN uncon-
scious for some time. Beyond a big
lump on his head and general lameness
no bad results followed.
Mr.. Hart, recently of Greenfield, Mass,
has bought the Zion's Hill Press business
and taken possession. Mr.. Hart has
moved his family into c. NJ. Cooks
house on Kiburn street.
All roads lead to the dam site these
days. Sunday, at one time in the after
noon, 81 teams and automobiles were
counted on the nearby nat, and scores
visited the place on foot.
NJ. S. Leach the local carriage manu-
facturer. has an exhibit of heavy wagons
at the Greenfield fair this week, and will
have exhibits at the Brattle boro. East
hampton and Claremont fairs.
Mrs Harriet b. Knapp left We'd
nesday for Moretown, VI, where she Will
be engaged in deaconess work through
the fall months. She was accompanied
by her friend, Miss Phillips, who has
been with her here the past six weeks.
About 40 friends OF Mr. and Mrs. James
G. Bridge called on them Wednesday
evening to remind them that they had
been married 35 years. Some substantial
gifts were left as mementoes of the oc-
casion. Refreshments were served and a
btIeIdl BOOu time enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Hubbard and H. w.
Hubbard of Arlington, Mass, and Harry
II. Dole of Schenectady, n. Y, came
Saturday for few days visit with Mrs.
Hubard's father, S. o. Davenport,
and to be with him on his birthday an
niversary, which took place Monday.
NJ. D. Mann of South Boston, who has
been spending these weeks with his sis
ter, Mrs. c. c. Holton, accompanied the
| NFafa ne IN fncrn To- Ne.
Josephine Merriam of Fort Valley, n. Y,
and Mr.. and Mrs, l.. +. Putnam of Yer
non were also recent visitors al Mr.. Hol-
toms.
Julius Martin of this village and Miss
Dora Hagar of Winchester were married
by Rev. ]. T. Hooper at the Methodist
parsonage in Winchester Sept H. Mr..
and Mrs Martin had their rooms in readi-
ness before their marriage and have be-
| gun housekeeping in Parks block on
| Canal street.
Prof. L. l.. Robinson of st. Louis, who
| has spent a part of his vacation in town,
gave an interesting and helpful talk es-
! pecially to the young people, in the Con-
| gregational church Sunday evening Next
| Sunday evening by way of variety, the
| pastor will give reading which will be
followed by a short address.
]. H. Burke of Brattleboro has bought
! the Higginson restaurant in the post
office building, and has taken possession.
| William A. Corey, as chef, and Joseph
! p, Bushey, both from Brattleboro, will
! manage the place, which will be kept
| open late in the evening. The new in
| cumbents are used to the business and
intend to keep a clean, well appointed,
up-to-date place, that will be worthy of
| liberal patronage.
Returns from the examination Of c. E.
| Savages dog, which was killed a few
| days ago and sent to Concord, state that
| the dog had rabies The dog was one of
| those that were bitten by John Goodhues
| dog, which was killed several weeks ago.
| MIR. Wright's dog was Killed Monday all