Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Monday evening.
Horton d. Walker is wiring the houses
and barns Of Eugene Akley, j. T. Wright,
II. A Staten and A. G. Barnes in Ver-
non for electric lights.
Leo council, Knights of Columbus. will
! observe Columbus day Wednesday even
ing with a ladies' night meeting in their
| rooms in the American building.
The annual meeting of the Brattleboro
! Mutual Aid association will be held Mon
! day at $50 p. m, at the headquarters
| "a North Main street As the year of
the association is just closing the treas
| uror would be glad to have all accounts
settled.
The Jones & Lamson Machine company
| OF Springfield, this state, viii build
another shop, which will be 100 feet wide
and $40 feet long. The contract for put
ting in the concrete foundation has been
awarded to Crosby & Parker Of this town,
who have begun the work
a fair sized audience attended the first
in the series of stereopticon lectures in
the Universalist church Sunday night
The subject was "Patriarcha life in the
Jordan country" illustrated by beauti-
ful slides. The electric lights, which
were installed during the summer to take
the place of the gas lights, add mater
ialiy to the appearance of the church
as well as being a great convenience for
the stereopticon lectures.
The Boston Post of Sunday contained
a long article concerning Bertha Holman,
i 80, ri.o Mno mas pegn sentenced 10 term OF
ii,iI tilipi lSoi.i'Ieit III Ne" Hampshire tor
r,a,,I, a. w. 80 sS iIoiiiIah Iia was LOT LOT
r. a 'IS .ea. ne"u VI d iIIssIoh III baItl-
is quoted as saying that she was adopted
by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Underhill Of Brat
ueboro and that she lived in this town
On Wednesday morning it was reported
that Breese Morse of Highland street, a
student IN the high school, had been
stricken with infantile paralysis, but DR..
q. r. Anderson has carefully diagnosed
the case and is sure that the young man
Is not a victim of the disease. Last
night and this morning the patient felt
better than at any other time during the
past rev days and hopes are entertained
that he VIII not be Ill long.
Miss Mary Frances Houeb formerly of
this town and daughter Of Rev Alfred
J. Hough of Procforsville was married
to Frank f Ayers AT the home of the
brides brother Arthur II Houph in
White River Junction sent % Rev A
J. Hough performed the cerernonv The
bride wore net over white siIlx and car
ried shower bouquet. Howard II. Hough
was best man and Mrs Elizabeth F..
left for the White Mountains.
Tho "oood roo,7s,, +o,,r Of tho y,-ir5tor,
coI,ntv members Of tho 1aois1a+,,ra a.
ra,,ad h,, ~ paIio,,-. nj. a,d %
tIahoro baords % tro5o ,,,ii tar+ ah,o,,+
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"a So. ~, ~ VI 'iIe 20 'o"Iis III
tiiS Cou'i'S w p1 IePI e9tii'eu' anu ~ ~
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tHcIuue SolHe oI tHe ollICIdis oI ooth
podI"S pI udut' Oouhty hodu OoHlIills-
sioieI ~ l. teIlE ot lHIs to"h, "ho mas
puIiI many hles OF state ROAD IN MAS
sdchusetts' anu IheihpeIs OF the press
from Bellows rams ana Bratteooro. Inc
ehlre party VIII go IN automoolles' going
hrst TO Hlnsdale and Northheld, then
crossing the river ana proceeding 10
Whatley or northampton. Returning to
Greenfield the party will have dinner at
the Mansion House with the president
and secretary of the Greenfield board of
trade as invited guests. The return to
Brattleboro will be made in time to con-
meet with the West river train The OBJ
ject of the tour is to acquaint the legis-
lators with modern highway construction
in order that they may act wisely in
highway matters which may come up in
the legislature
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adod DVa e. aiead 9iG for Ss, th mas Deeh
P. ~ a., NtntVS+ - otiii ~ tiIe nc,
larry to the regular work Of the club. The
ms ms S patl0 " 10y seou's ~ was ioI nieu 81
| i1stevvIIie Vhere the NaSnet clnh was
organized first, and Harold Miner was
elected leader. The patrol will be limited
to u members and all similar groups
formed in the future will contain the
same number. 1t is expected that about
| eight such patrols will be formed in the
village and that altogether they will form
| one of the best troups in the state. The
idea of having these groups of boys as
subordinate parts of the main club is that
| the small size OF the groups will make 1t
possible TO take many excursions and hold
many soclal gatherlngs when the fun club
would De 100 large TO De managed wen
Ihe EsteyVllle patrol VIII be Patrol A.
mhey nave CHOSEN loN lor thelr emplem.
lHSE VIII pe known as the helloW toxes
anu ana each paIrol formed IN the tuture VIII
lahe an eIIpleIh VI d slHlliar nature Inc
nIst GAGuIston Il VIII VIII pe helu tomorrow the
PP P@IUI IeaNIns the corner Oh locust ana
i niapte t 80 az y cioIA III tne i iilorh-
n,i ne. - - IN ~ SIiltlai ,
go ot - , -. py EaSn Patlo
casionoI a,Iiaht - "a M, It a. g.
the scout r,ote,,ort is 70 otten,1t 10 80 "a
| ncate bovs in The onan air iifa n s,,ok =
| vya,, maj +ba,, min he abio - 49, 80
| NJ +bemseI,es ana Of otbars T1dor an
| circunstances ~
|
Henry b. Crosby, 95. founder of the
mark system in Paterson. N l. and for
| ~,