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

Dr. Edward X, Campbell returned Fri
day night from the Attleboro Mass,
sanitarium, where he nad been 10 days.
+, A. Pierce of North Westminster has
sold his residence to Harry 5. Wright,
the milk man, who will occupy ii April l.
The new manager of Hotel Windham
F. c. Willis, married Saturday in
Plymouth, n. H., Miss Edna J. william
son Of that place. They reached here
Monday.
Miss Frances r. Osgood was in New
port, n, H., Tuesday visiting the family
of stephen r. Searle in company with
Mr.. Seares sister, Mary Searle, who will
remain there few weeks.
John b. Morse mas sold his large pas
ture in Westminster to VIII +. Pierce
of Putney, VINO has steam mill located
on adjacent land and who will cut a large
amount of lumber on both places during
the coming few months.
Charles S. Moore, who bought, some
months ago. the trucking business of
Frasier Howard, has sold 1t to viii Hob
son, who has been engaged in paper max
ing several years. The transfer went into
effect Monday morning.
Two places were raded in North WAL
pole one day last week by Sheriffs futile
of Keene and Perry of Wapole and in
each place the officers found beer, claimed
| to be of the one per cent. variety. The
places were those of Thomas Donega and
Patrick Kieen
Fred l., Thompson has sold what is
| known as the Basin farm, just over the
| line in Westminster, to viii +. Pierce OF
| Putney, who, it is understood, will move
| there soon. The farm has been carried
| on the last few years by a Mr.. Franklin,
| who died there recently and whose fam
! lily still lives there.
Owing to the death Of the wife of Rev.
| Vivian f. Hendee of the Methodist
oh oh L
tional church will occupy his pulpit
next Sunday. Rev. ]. w. Moore of the
! Baptist church will preach for DIR. Pratt,
and Deacon c. w. Osgood will occupy
the pulpit of the Baptist church.
The local division of Hibernians cele-
brated st. Patrick's day yesterday by
| attending St Charles church in a body
in the morning, marching from their hall
to the church. In the evening a drama
entitled ''Figting for Freedom" was given
in Russell hall, North Walpole, and a
large number went over from this side
of the river and enjoyed it to the fullest
extent.
A meeting in the interest of home
rule for Ireland was held Sunday after
noon in Hibernian hall and an entertain
ment of music and speaking resulted in
the increase of the local funds for the
speakers were Captain Edward ON.
Condor of Springfield Mass Rev. NJ. r.
Griffin and Charles j. O'Neil.
The proprietors of Hotel Windnam and
Hotel Rockingham changed at the noon
meal of Wednesday. f. f. Shepard, who
has run the Windnam seven years, as
sumed the management of the Rocking
ham in place of l., T. Lowell its owner,
and f. c. Willis, who comes here from
Plymouth, n. H., became manager of the
Windham. Travelling men may be sure
of good treatment in either nostelry.
The electric railroad company is making
many and important Improvements to
the Barber park athletic field, including
a rebuilding of the grand stand, laying
out new diamond and putting the whole
field in excellent condition. For a num-
Der of years this athletic field has been
the most popular one in all this section
and the company always has made special
rates for games which has made 1t avail
able for local and out town contests.
the thieves, who escaped in the darkness
after firing at him.
Next Sunday Emmanuel (Episcopal)