Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-21
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

The Exchange club, composed Of 90
young men, held a banquet at the Brooks
House Tuesday evening. Attorney
Harold L. Whitney acted as POSTMASTER,
and there were several enthusiastic i'm
promptu responses.
Tree Warden George Bishop and two
assistants are trimming the large oak
trees in front of c. r. Crosby's residence
on Ugh street, greatly improving the ap-
pearance OF the trees and elm
danger from the falling OF broken limbs
y H. Arnold Of North Adams. the we'll
known balloon pilot. has written William
II. Richardson TO see II arrangements
can be made for lecture on balloOning
by Mr. Arnold. Mr. Richardson is the
only Brattleboro man who has taken a
balloon trip, and he is enthusiastic over
the sport. Mr.. Arnold could give an in
terestiug account Of his many expert
euces. II enough interest is shown Mr.
Richardson viii make arrangements for
the lecture.
In the meeting Of the baillTs this even
ing the financial side Of the West River
sewer will come up for discussion.
Crosby x Parker. who furnished the Ital-
iaus for the work and did the blasting.
have submitted their bin. and the bailffs
I may pare II down n little and send It
back. Their principal protest is over the
item Of the funeral expenses Of Edward +.
/ BoXsom. who was killed by a blast and
the payment Of the car fares Of the
Italians to and from work.
Two Cinnamon. Chin Len and Wong
| Hee. were before Judge ]. L. Martin Fri
/ day on habeas corpus proceedings. their
! claim being that they formerly We're in
{ this country and left the necessary papers
/ at the port Of Richford when they went
/ back TO China and that they were refused
/ admittance when they came 10 this coun-
/ try again. At Rutland the decision of the
/ inspector ordering Chin Len deported was
affirmed, but on the presentation Of new
evidence Friday the petition for new
/ hearing was granted The case of Wong
Hee is with the court.
"Alert?" repeated Senator Hopkins
/ when questioned concerning one of his
/ colleagues why. he's as alert and
] clever as the Aurora bridegroom l heard
/ Of the other day You know how bride
/ groomS starting of on their honeymoons
/ have a way OF forgetting all about tneiy
/ brides and buying tickets only for them
/ selves? Wei. that's what this Aurora
. bridegroom did. And when his wife said
/ - him. Why, John. YOU only bought one
/ ticket he answered without moments
/ hesitation: You're right. dear, Ia for
! gotten myself entirely - Everybody
/ Magazine.
w. F Root has installed the hand
/ soonest and best equipped soda fountain
( i'm this part of the state The fountain
. was made especially for Mr. Root accord
/ ing to his own idea Of the demands OF
/ cleanliness and convenience. There is nC
woodwork about the fountain anywhere
, everything being OF polished marble ant
I metal All metal parts are removable fol
, renewal or cleansing. and all compart-
ments Of the fountain are SO constructed
that there are no corners or places where
/ unsauitary conditions could arise. Every
part is easily removable ana access i!
easy TO every part Of the fountain. EN-
ternauy the fountain is constructed II
white Italian marble with dark Italian
marble trimmings and onyx pilasters
The top is Of Tennessee marble and thu
fittings are of German silver throughout
one Of the most notable features Of TIL
fountain is the automotiC carbonate
which has been installed in the basement