Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-12

Weston on leaving the car felt a hand
at his back pocket, and turning quickly
saw Morton in a compromising position
On arrival at the station, Morton was
searched and besides a ticket for Bur
nngton, he had list of dates and events
where crowds were expected to gather.
Charles Ware of Fitchburg, who lost
his wallet on the same train at Fitchburg
came to Bellows Falls Wednesday and
identified Morton as a man who pushed
him just before he missed his money.
Three others on the train are supposed
to have been accomplices but they went
to Burlington where the circus was held
Wednesday.
G. A. Tasker of Chicago is here with
relatives.
Miss Abbe Leonard is spending the
week at Sunapee
A NJ. Shipman is spending three weeks
in CRANKY, Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Adams are visit
ing in Gilsum, y. II.
Miss Eta Bidwel of Springfield, Mass,
visited here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. S Risley left yester-
day for a vacation trip in Maine.
Ralph Guillow of Boston visited his IA
Their S. c. Outflow on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Savage of North Ad-
ans was al her home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dow have returned
from a months visit in Quincy, Mass
Miss Clara Williams of Keene was at
her home from Saturday to Monday.
Eugene j. Cray of Waterbury, Conn.,
is at home for a two weeks vacation.
Supt. T. ]. Garvey of the American
Express is in Quebec on a business trip.
The water in NInard pond was 10 feet
and six inches above the outlet Saturday.
weeks in Bradford, returned early this
week.
Miss Mabel Mack left Monday for a
two weeks trip to Lebanon, N. H, and
Boston.
George w Getchen is spending two
weeks vacation at his home in West
Charleston.
]. C. Day arrived home from Falmouth.
Mass, on Monday and the family came
Wednesday.
Charles D. Capron left for his home in
Chicago Friday after a visit at his ia
theirs home.
The next band concert will be given
Wednesday evening, August "a, near the
high school building.
Rev. Rodney w. Roupdy will preach
in the Old Church at Rockingham on
Sunday at 8 o'clock.
Miss Stella NJ. Durham spent last week
at Lake George. She is visiting this
week in Lebanon, N. H.
Five marriages, 10 deaths and 10 births
were recorded in the town clerks Office
for the month of June.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Arthur Pierson have
been enjoying a two weeks vacation at
Sycamore Beach on Cape Cod.
Harry Sweetland of Bratueboro visited
his daughter, Miss Mildred Sweetland,
from Thursday to sunday afternoon
F. w. Burbank of New York was a
guest at the home of his father-in-law,
c. e. Capron, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Loretta Burke of Burlington ar
rived here on Tuesday for a two weeks
stay with her sister, Mrs, John p. Len
ahan
A. w. Carroll Of Wnchendon, Mass, a
registered pharmacist, has taken a po-
siton as clerk in the Andrews drug
store.
Misses Edith, Hester and Daisy Me
haffeV of New York city are the guests
of Mrs. Clifford Thomas for the month of
August
O. X Collins who will succeed Mr..
Edison as superintendent of schools, came
Wednesday. lie will make his home on
South street.
Miss Katherine Fitzgerald has returned
to her new home in LenoNdale after
spending several weeks with Mrs Ange-
line Stone.
], P. Mccain was chosen a member of
the executive committee of the Vermont
State Firemen's association in Burllng-
ton Wednesday.
Ground was broken this morning for
the new moving picture theatre building
on Rockingham street to be constructed
by T, f. Kiniry.
\, E. Sawyer, who had been visiting
relatives in Castleton, joined Mrs. Saw
yer at Lake Bomoseen Sunday. Both re-
turned here on Tuesday.
The Whiteside- Strauss company is
playing at Barber park this week. Nov
ing pictures will show the Passion Play of
Oberammergau Sunday evening.
Gov. Prouty has appointed f. H. Bah
bitt delegate to attend the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways convention to be held
in Providence, r. l., Aug. 31-Sept. q
Misses Cora and Kathryn PETTY are
spending their vacation at Glens Falls,
n. Y, and expect to visit Lake George
Saratoga and other places of interest
Mrs. Edward Hartnett was called to
New York on Tuesday by the sudden
death of her brother Maurice Quirk, &c.
who was formerly employed at the local
paper mills.
Mrs, Mary E. Spaulding and daughter,
Mrs. A. S. Thurston, of Somerville, Mass,
formerly of this place are spending the
months of July and August at the
Ihwing farm in North Westminster
~SN - 4odll anu family OF toronto,
Canada, are expected tomorrow to spend
a week with A. w. Coolidge and family at
the Brosnahan cottage on the Connecti-
cut river.
Miss Mabel Cushion, 10. we'll known
mere, died last week at her home in Clare
mont of pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Young and Misses Ora e. and AL
Vina A. Young attended the funeral,
which was held Monday in Claremont
Mrs. Charles T. Clark and daughter.
Miss Marie, left on Aug l for George
town, Mass, where they expect to spend
August and September at their summer
cottage. They were Joined by Miss Mar
ion and her friend, Miss Sholes of Sim
mons college.
Mrs e, r. Ferguson is spending this
week at Lyndonville on her way to her
olu nome In Derby Line where she will be
the guest OF her brother, and where her
TWO sons had preceded her, A little later