Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-01

open MONDAY, July IL.
Or. Charles +. Clark will give an ad- !
iress tonight Friday. in the Congrega-
tional church at AS on his work in Sivas'
Turkey
Dan Riley will run with the Hinsdale
hose company In the ireman's muster In
Ashuelot July T. Richard Howe will do
the coupling and W. +. Brooks will hold
the nozzle.
The funeral Of Mrs Lydia Higley was
held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in
the home on Western avenue. Rev. D.
T. Trout, pastor OF the Unuiversalist
church, oficiated and Arthur L. Maynard
sang. The bearers were A. r. Merrill
G. :. Hopkins, Charles Higley and Sabin
Yeaw The burial was in Marlboro in the
family lot.
In a meeting Of the board Of directors
Of the Peoples National bank Monday ].
G. Estey was elected president. filling the
vacancy caused by the death OF o. l.
sherman. The vacancies in the board 0.
directors caused by the death OF s A.
Smith and o. /. Sherman had previously
been filled by the election Of c. c. Fits
and William H. Nlnton.
The fifth annual baby meet will be held
on the common tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock Every baby In BrattleborO is in
vited to be present and join in the fun.
| The program Of the meet will be about
| as usual a gathering Of the little tots
! with plenty Of time for their friends 10
admire them followed by a parade about
/ tho common. The first regiment band
/ will give a concert with a program APP
! proprlate 10 the character Of the audi
/ ence.
Carl : Hopkins. Mrs. Della Hopkins
! and Mr. and Mrs Charles Adams Of Brat
/ tlehoro attended the annual reunion Of the
! Wright family I'm Braintree this week
] or hers To at NN-fu1h4rr1
Were Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Edwards Of
/ Ne"faue and Mrs Frank Leonard and
! two children Of Jamaica. The reunion
/ was not as large as I'm some recent years,
/ about - being present including mem
/ beers OF the family from New hampshire
! and Massachusetts. The reunion was
held at the home OF II. c. Phillips
\ reduction Of half a cent a gallon in
| the price Of Kerosene oil has been made by
/ the Standard OH company but the reduc-
| ton is so small that ii affects only the
| dealers. The reduction is due TO the ex-
| teusive use Of gasoleue in automobiles
/ While the production Of gasolene from a
certain amount Of crude oil is limited to
10 per cent the amount Of kerosene ex-
tracted is from 50 to 20 per cent. There
is constant deman nd for gasolene. conse-
quently the distillatIons have been pushed
beyond the actual demand point FOR kero-
sene.
David II. Robinson was fined s. and
[ costs Sunday morning In the municipal
court before Acting Judge 4 2. Carpen-
Ter. He was arrested saturday and after
spending one night iE the lookup he was
/ anxious 20 pay his fine and secure his
! liberty. II" informed the court that he
became intoxicated from drinking Jamai-
| GA ginger secured al one ~ the. Rrattle-
born drug stores. About three weeks ago
Robinson hIi session with Jamaica
ginger and was found lying on the rails
1 Do tile freight yard IN stupor. \
. freight train ran over the track short
time after a- wts discovered and re-
moved 10 place of safety.
Prof J. W. Votey Of Burlington. SAM
tary engineer Of the state board OF health,
1 will come 70 Bratt.eh'ro early next week
{ 10 confer with the b8iliffs and the Con-
necticut River Power company regarding
/ the sewer problem. The state board OF
health Issued a formal order recently to
the baiins TO abate the nuisance caused
10y the sewers near the Brattleboro Cabi-
net company factory and the bailiffs are
looking to the power company TO remedy
the conditions. Several experiments have
been tried this week 20 determine what
is the best method OF disposing OF the
sewage At that point, and the plans
which have been made will be submitted
TO Prof Notey for approval before any
actual work is done.
Miss Gallup. treasurer Of the penny
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serrfr. t.,',s,,g oolH Op , repre-
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u the amount OF $i05 50, have Withdrawn
go ana nave LETT about $4,000 on cards
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-. b AZ, " '-o 80 10 'ealn 10 save and
49, ..'''..' 81. -Se 'll'S means OF keeping
ros. ''" '''''S' ''' sumo special pur-
The tenth annual orItiriy and ,.,.-..t,,,
Of Mr.. and Mrs -or1,-ca II Sr,f.L 80,
, merry residents of This tnv-r ~, ~,
: . Wednesday In their nIaasar, - a.
, . NOrthfield Farms RatUear r. .r5 4,
. guests mostly from R~att1a1,,r., ~
: present and thoroughly aDto,.ed -b, am.
. ing Tables w.r. srraas ,1,jar 80 -.
- / on the lawn and an excellent dir,,sr M.
4 . served followed by r.frasbr,art. d,rtv.
. , the afternoon and g, dainty I,,,,b -. -,
d. close Of the dav NJ and Nj SIN
. were assisted in receiving nv NJ -
Mrs \. NJ wills vvbnsa fv,c go 80,
renee and Frank wera b,tr ,,rssa,, - So, "
I Boston. Among the late arrj,.sis ~
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Harris with theii
4 mobiia rba a., w. Iaine IN an auto