Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-23
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

A reunion of T.. Wales's dancing class
for children viii be held in Grange hall
at 3 o'clock tomorrow
The next annual meeting of the grand
lodge Knights of Honor, of Vermont ana
New Hampshire will be held i'm this town.
A decision to that effect was made at the
annual meeting in Wicrs, ~ H.. Friday.
The board of civil authority will meet
in the selectmen'e room in the town hail
building tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
to hear appeals from the final decision of
the listers I'm the quadrennial appraisal
Of real estate
Edward j. McEnelly's singing orches-
ira will give concerts and play for dane
! ing in Grange han all three nights Of the
Valley fair They were heard with great
| satisfaction last year. There will be
moonlight effects vocal quartet selec-
| tons. a brass quartet brass trio, Xylo-
! phone and bell solos. etc There viii be
| u change of program each night.
Clyde Fitchs play, Girls" furnished a
! lot Of amusement for good sized audi
| euce in the Auditorium Monday night.
| II was clean comedy throughout and
| caused about go laughs minute. Three
! girls had positions in New York offices,
| roumed and kept house together in fiat
| ana vowed never to have anything to do
with men. Their experiences with the
! ianitor and their employers and the way
! i'm which they were won away from their
| vow made a pleasurahle evenings enter
| ninmeut. There were no weak characters,
MI contributing in fun measure to the
fun.
August Roy Of Ashuclot has brought
suit through the office of H. G.. & =. Z.
Barber for $1,000 damages against the New
| England Box company for an injury to
| his arm which he alleges was due to the
| negligence Of the defendant. The acct
dent happened about six months ago
| when Roy was working in the Ashuelot
| mill of the company. He was working
| at a planer when a heavy plank was
| Jared loose from its place above him and
| fell on his arm. The arm was badly
| laCerated. and Roy claimed that 1t will
be disabled permanently. The case will
be heard in the October term Of the
Cheshire county Superior court in Keene
These officers were elected at the an
nual reunion of Company l. 4th Vermont
Regiment. held in this town: President
George c. Cooley OF Willamsvlle; vice
president Charles Dunklee of Greenfield,
Mass; secretary and treasurer +. II.
Niles of Halifax; executive committee,
the above named officers. Gen. w. II.
Miles Of Townshend. who was president
| Is years declined reelection in order
that the honor might be passed on to
some other person. 1t was voted unani-
mously to ask the 4th Vermont Reed-
mental association to hold its next an
nual meeting in Brattleboro Sept o. 1911.
which will be the 5Oth anniversary OF
the date when the regiment was mustered
into the United states service
Commodore Charles r. Crosby enter
tanned the members of the Brattlebor1
p Boat club at his farm on the river sun
day. The party left the boathouse about
II O'Clock and after an enjoyable run VI
, | the river arrived at the cottage in time
| to take n little brisk exercise before
q | luncheon. which was served by William
| II. St Germaiue. "he club members re-
: duced the store Of good things provided
q by the caterer and showed their appre.
| citation by giving three rousing cheer,
! | for him. Commodore Crosb" also was
q | given a hearty sign of the goodwill ant
. | appreciation of the club members. Tn,
q | afternoon was spent outdoor and tn,
= | company made the return trip in tn,
a late afternoon or early evening, rs suite,
\ their individual convenience.
e Stipulations have been filed provdln,
e for a hearing of two Windham count!
J. cases, now before the supreme court. II
e | the special session Of the court in Brat
+ tleboro in November instead OF in tn
regular October session in Montpelier
q The suit of Edna T. Townshend agains
c George L. and Jennie S. Townshend o
d Dummerston for alleged alienation o
u affections was appealed to the suprem
$ court by the defendant after the count
Is court had given a judgment Of 1850 /
g favor of the plaintiff. H. G. e F.. +
II Barber were for the plaintiff and Has
Is kns & Schwenk were for the defenda nts
n The other case is that Of John Hartiga
c against the Deerheld Lumber company
e which was taken to the supreme cour
n by the defendant after the county cour
ar ! had given a judgment for 1857 damage
)r for the injuries received while in the en-
lv,1s.V 1.
l. Fits and H. Z. Eddy We're for the ia
l. PENDANT and II. G.. & f. +. Barbe
g. We're for the plaintiff. Several 9th,
n. Windham county cases may be heard a
r the special term by stipulation.
H Company I, Vermont National Guar,
!" ranked third at the close of the stat
rifle tournament at the state range
h. Mortified. The four leading teams weI
n, as follows: Company f. Northfield. tot.
y 1920; Company NJ, Burlington total ia
le Company |, Brattleboro, Ills; Compan
er \, Rutland, 1017 The centennial troph
Sc and $25 in gold was awarded to Compan
as f. Ninety-siX men participated in u
tn shoot eight from each company of II
lis regiment. The scores made did not ave
gs age high. and this is particularly a,
o. counted for by the fact that the me
ly knew nothing about the event until the
d, return from Pine Camp and had lit
he time in which to prepare for it, Cap
as w. q. Cooley or Company ! stood eight
e. in individual craftsmanship and won
O prize of s.. This was the first time TN;
nd individual prizes were awarded. The r
r. result is thought to have justified II
nd change, and higher scores are look,
ed for through the incentive which Il
r. awards afford for individual efforts Car
h G. H. Thompson of Bellows Falls W;
ay chief range officer. Capt. j. p. HannC
nd of Bennington commissary and quartz
he master and Capt. l.. ID. Taylor of Bra
of tleboro. Lieut.. ]. w. Cobb of BratueboT
nd Lieut.. Gilmore f Montpelier and Lieu
de G. w. Grandy of Burlington range of
GERS.