Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-18


vestry Thursday evening at . o'clock.
Holden K Martin have been pronting
by the good shedding the past few months
ana nave gotten in big supply of logs
although the record is not up to that of
last year, which was 1900, 900 feet. In
no recent year has the firm handled less
than million feet of logs
Fire destroyed the small tool house Of
the Boston & Maine railroad just south
of the water tank opposite the passenger
station shortly after midnight Monday
night. An alarm from box 30 was rung
in, but the flames had made such head
way that the building could not be saved
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Major G.. Houghton has bought of
Herbert c. Barber the so-called Jenne
house ON oak street, which Mr.. Barber
bought few months ago from the estate
of o. VI. Lawton Possession was given
immediately Mi and Mrs. Houghton
Will move from the Colonial to their new
home as soon as some repairs and
changes are completed The sale was
made through William G. Horizons
agency.
Mrs Rosetta Nj Heath. 50. died in
Caremont y. H. March 10. She was
the widow of otis T.. Heath ana sister
of the late Bella y. Chamberlain. for
many years Il Blutueboro merchant The
funeral was held at the nome of her
daughter Mrs John r. Fletcher of
Claremout. Monday afternoon. Rev g.
VI. curl of the Methodist church Off
ciating. Mi ana Mrs Herbert b. Cham
berlnin Of Brattleboro attended the
funeral.
The Uuiyersalist church was filed sun
day evening and it was necessary to pro-
vide extra chairs to accommodate those
attending the illustrated lecture ON Nor
way" over 100 slides were dsed Next
Sunday Rev. Mr.. Trout viii lecture on
sublime nature or Switzerland" using
an equal number Of slides. They will
cover the wonderful railroad construc-
ton. the high mountains. an ascent of
Mont Blanc, the glaciers ana other points
Of interest and beauty
The Phoenix acknowledges the receipt
from Wallace X. Ware of Chesterfield
VINO is spending mis- third consecutive
winter with Mrs. Ware in Southern Cali
formal of a handsome Illustrated pam
phlet. Los Angeles Today" issued by
the Chamber of Commerce i'm that city
Los Angeles claimed population of $50
600 in 1903. ana expects to have 1000, 0Ou
inhabitants in 10 to - years. The publ
cation SHOWS IN beautiful illustrations
botn business and residential sections OF
the city, ana the text carries to the world
a message regarding the city under head
ing "A few things We want you to know"
Many friends Of Mr. and Mrs II. f.
Eddy called on them i'm their new home
100 Elliot street. March 10. il being the
10th anniversary Of their marriage The
friends gathered a. the home OF Miss
Mary Lillis and then proceeded To tire
Eddy home. They presented Mr. ana
Mrs. Eddy a handsome buffet. wuicu was
an agreeable surprise. as intended. There
were also many gifts of CHINA. glassware,
money ana cut flowers Cards ana va
rious other games were played, and re-
treshments of cake, chocolate ices. etc,
served 10y the young women. contributed
to the evenings enjoyment
\ meeting 81 the listers OF the several
towns of Windham county will be aeld
in Festival han. Brattleboro. Tuesday.
March %, at 1890 a. m. for consulta-
ton with the view OF agreeing upon a
basis for the appraisal Of real and per-
sonal estate including all intangible
property that it may be made uniform
throughout the county The meeting
will be held by invitation of the Brat
tleboro listers A. J. Currier. II. p.
chamberlain, J. L. Barney, Kittredge
Haskins and .. +. Benson, VINO met
evening and discussed the mat
ter after taking the oath Of office before
Town Clerk William ;. Newton The
coming appraisal will be the quadrennial
appraisal, which will make the duties OF
the listers harder than in an ordinary
year
Joseph T. Hildreth has appealed from
the decree Of the probate court of Feb.
- relative TO the distribution Of the
estate of the late Ell Clark. The balance
IN the hands OF the administrator. the
Trust company was $2gl726.
The court decreed that one-siNth, or
SiS62l. be distributed among the five
heirs Of Luke r. Bond. They are Leroy
l.. Bond, Leavitt f. Bond, Dexter :.
Bond, Henry r. Bond and George H.
Bond, which would give them 1925
each. The remaining tiVe-siXths, or I
S243l.Oj, was ordered distributed among /
The heirs Of Eli Clark. VINO are the same /
as the heirs Of Luke 7. Bond, with the /
addition of Joseph r. Hildreth. which |
would give them $iO5lI each Mr.. HI |
ireth considers himself injured by the |
iecree Gibson X Waterman are his |
attorneys.
Deer killing dogs seem to be more uu-
nervous than usual this year. judging by |
he complaints which have been coming |
n TO County Fish and Game Warden |
Roswell l., Frost. Within few weeks
i've deer have been killed by dogs in .
quincy, two in Brookline. one in Guilford .
md one in Halifax. These are the ones
epOrted to Mr.. Frost and there Is no
loubt that there are as many more which
ave not been reported. Mr.. Frost urges
Ill owners of dogs to keep them at home
Il this season. The deer are leaving the
ards now and travelling about more. and
ne dogs can get at them more easily.
Most of the victims are does which are
Unable at this season to run fast enough
. keep out of the way of dog. There
$ no excuse for dogs being at large at
his season as there is no hunting on
ne score of humanity at least the dogs
= RlN haN 4 frvN ngafN
hould be kept tied for short time.
DR.. Park Rowe Hoyt. assistant physi-
ian At the Bratteboro Retreat the past
wO years, and Miss Florence Juliet
lowe daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John e.
lowe, were married Monday evening in
ne home of the brides parents on Linden
treet The ceremony was performed by !
rev. Roy NJ. Houghton. pastor of the
entire Congregational church, only the
Members of the families being present.
he bride wore a navy blue travelling suit
'ith corsage bouquet of roses and
lies oft valley and a black hat with
igrets to match After the ceremony a
incheOn was served and DR.. and Mrs.
ioyt left for wedding trip after which
hey Will go to Laconia, n. H., where DR..
ioyt Will open an office for general
ractice- The bride is well known in
having attended tine schools
I the town until her last year in the
Ugh school, when she went to Yonkers,
!. Y, and attended a school for girls
onducted by Miss Annie Brown. and
he mas been prominent in social affairs.
n, Hoyt Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ieorge Hoyt of Laconia, N. II.
Sergeant John ]. Clune of Company
ompleted his enlistment of three years
asst night, and he mas been given an
onorabe discharge as he made known
is intention not TO re-enist. Sergeant