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

Alvin H. COumDS mas bought a hulldlnG
lot on Oak Grove avenue Of Mrs Minnie
A. Bliss
The savings banks Of Brattlcboro will
be closed on Tuesday, Aug. l6 Bennington
battle day.
The Stacy-Larrabce reunion will be held
with MIR. ana Mrs. Melvin Dalrymple on
the Bonnyvae road in West Brattleboro
Wednesday.
\ waltzng party will be held in odd
Fellows han this evening. Everybody
will be welcome Music will be furnished
by LeitsinEer, pianist and Alison Dugan,
violnist and solost.
The members of J. L. Hairs Sunday
school class OF the Baptist church went
to Mortified Tuesday to attend the con-
ference. The party drove down and had
a very enjoyable outing.
Tuesday. Bennington day, is legal
holiday, and the postofilCe force will have
their usual vacation. The office will be
open from to IL o'clock I'm the morning
only and the carriers will make only
their morning delivery.
Miss Florence NJ. Hemenway. who re-
Gently returned from the conference of
the young peoples missionary movement
at Silver Bay, N Y, gave a report Of the
conference in the Friday night meeting
and at the opening OF Sunday school in
the Congregational church.
Bicycle riders who leave their bicycles
unlocked and out Of doors in the even
ing should take warning by the expert
enCies OF three young men working in
Crosby block Within five weeks three BIZ
cycles have been stolen from the rear of
the block and not the slightest trace has
been found Of them.
Dr. +. II. o Conner has broken ground
for a building about IS by 80 feet at the
southwest corner Of his residence on
Main street which he viii use for an
office and garage. moving his office there
from the American building It viii be
two stories high and his office will be ON
the second floor
Bay rum is one Of the latest beverages
In Brattleboro. After drinking IL several
days in succession and then changing Off
and drinking beer Andrew Winter landed
in the municipal court room Tuesday
morning He pleaded guilty to a charge
Of intoXicaton and was fined So and
| costs which was paid by a friend.
The body OF Mrs. Martin Mears. 90.
was brought to Lee Mass. from New
| York Saturday for burial Mrs Mears
| lived in Lee from lS43 to 1S4S, and from
| 1859 to 1879. Between those periods she
| lived in Springfield and Brattleboro, and
| after her last residence In Lee she went to
new OIk ltGT IlhlNtn name was idtU-
| crime Carraher. and she was a sister Of
the late John Carraher OF Lee. She was
| the mother OF Mrs Cornelius Brosson OF
| Springfield.
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