Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-25
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

The Brooks House will make no special
local rates except on Sunday after this
date
\. w. Williams. former salesman for
7. B. jeffrey x Co., has entered the en-
ploy of Manley Brothers He will travel
through the state in the interest of their
wholesale trade.
The assistant judges of the county
court assisted by Sheriff \. H. Thompson
held a session in the county clerks Office
today to draw jury for the April term
of the Windham county court.
Leo council. knights of Columbus. will
hold an Easter social Monday evening in
Grange han. Frank j. Sherlock of Chi
cago, special agent Of the order, gave a
helpful talk on the aims and objects Of
the order Saturday night.
The body of Mary ]. Mcnamara of
South Vernon was brought to Brattle-
boro Sunday afternoon and was taken
to St. Micha els Roman Catholic church.
where service of prayer took place,
The burial was in the Roman Catholic
cemetery.
II. r. Weatherhead, agent for the r.
A. Strout company, has sold a small farm
belonging to John Dix of Hnsdale to
Mrs. j. l.. Shaw. Mr.. Weatherhead mas
sold also the F.. f. Rogers farm of 20
acres in Hinsdale to Rev. n. ]. Osteyee
Of Northern New York.
A session of the municipal court Judge
+. w. Gibson presiding, was held in New
fame Wednesday, when Doc Martin wtls
fined IS and costs for intoXication. The
onense was committed some weeks ago
nut Md[th was not Iounu uIlIh this
week. He was arrested by Constable
Luke Morse of Newfane.
A hearing in the divorce case of Har-
land r. Martin. an electrical engineer at
the Vernon dam, against Prudence p.
Martin of Amherst has been held in the
superior court in Greenfield this week.
Mr.. Martin alleged that his wife deserted
him in 1905. Their nine-year- old son is
with the mother.
The billiard ana pool tournament OF
the Vermont Wheel club is over. Three
more games remain on the schedule, but
Captain Wellman's team is 1874 points be-
hind Capt Woods team and 1t is not
probable that the remaining games will
be played off meeting will be held
soon to make plans for the supper which
the losing team will give to the winners.
Atan1e,, brotbers unloadad vesterda,
80 80 ,rbon,as oars one FOR w II
Hosl,eu On horse mower six cvlinde,
InodaI Z and ono for T. T, Dunham y
CIV c,,lin1er model NJ A new six cviin.
der Mitchell car is at the garage wait
ing to be delivered 10 W. a. DdNenpOII
of Greenfield. The firm expects a Ma
tional next week for w. W. Brown o.
Springfield, president OF the Vermont
Automobile club.
po,iob Da,,ou "A dauehter of Mr. an,
NJ, 80 II Davou Of Putnev dice
T,,a.dl,, ostarnoon Of tuberculosis in m,
$50 ~, Go, streat in which She hal
49, oarod for recently THE girl wa,
puei,,,ht 90 prn+tiehoro some Months az,
pIousrLe ~ 80 of Rrattlahoro neonI,
o,5 e. hod hnen eiven every comfor
| and care although II was realized tina
| her case was hopeless II was cas-
which aroused much interest on accoun
| of the complete change or environment u
! her life
Tn, Irrion communion service of tn
| c,onSraeyational unitarian and Universal
| ist ebnrcbss vas held last night in tn
Certrn Congrepa tionaI church. Rev. Ro,
NJ tIou,bton 1resided and conducted tn
| Sa,,ottonai sarvica Rev e i Levi
lestor of the West RrattIeboro Congre
Pyatfo,oI cburcb gave short address
and Pay u n s Oseood of the Uni
| - 80 ot,,rob md Rev n II front O
~ IIri,,ersalist church oficiated at tn
~ ,,,, r Pey minis DahIstrom mas
~ ~ swedisb EvangeIical church
eoi tho banedIction