Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-02


was held in Barre Tuesday and the
carriers were represented by
Fred Coombs.
The annual meeting of the Western
Aqueduct association will be held in the
Vermont National bank rooms Tuesday
evening at 7.30.
The Episcopal Sunday school team de-
feated the knights of King Arthur on the
fair grounds Saturday morning by the
score of II to14. Glpson pitched and
Wilson caught for the winners and stowe
was in the box and Goddard and Pierce
behind the bat for the losers.
The hearing in the cases of the state
against Ossie Prouty, Henry r. Brown
and George Carruth charged with
violating the deer law which was
scheduled for yesterday was postponed
indefinitely because of the trial of Cas-
par Smith in Newfane, the states
attorney being busy there.
Walter Mooney. who has been in bust
ness in Putney the past three years and
who previous to that was in the employ
of Patrick Fleming u years will
open a plumbing business in the
Retting building Monday. Linde G.
Kali, who has been employed by Mr..
Fleming is years. will work for Mr..
Mooney.
A child was left by her parents on the
1925 train when 1t left Brattle-
boro Saturday evening and in conse-
quence the mother spent several hours
in anxiety. She and her family of four
came from Fitchburg on that train and
when the mother got off she did not
miss one of her flock until after the
train had started. She called up a friend
who notified the ticket agent at Bellows
Falls who, when the train arrived there,
went into the car and took the little
girl off. While waiting for an automo-
bile to arrive which was sent from
Brattleboro, the child had a comfortable
sleep and did not seem to mind the
strange quarters. 1t was not until about
daylight that mother and daughter were
reunited.
Miss Mary Austin, As, died Sunday
evening in the Memorial hospital after
nine weeks of suffering from burns on
the body, neck and arms which she re-
ceived in her home March 26 while work
ing about the stove. She bore her suf-
fering bravely and patiently and although
the burns were healing she never re-
covered from the shock. Miss Austin
had a kind, self sacrificing disposition
and was highly esteemed by all who
knew her She leaves three brothers,
James, John and Patrick Austin. The
funeral was held in St Michaeis Roman
Catholic church Tuesday morning at
o'clock, Rev Father George L'Ecuyer
celebrating the requiem high mass. The
burial took place in the Roman Catholc
cemetery. The bearers were James
| Grady, Henry Ryan, John ]. Austin and
| James A. Austin. Miss Austin was a
member of St Cecilias Altar society and
| they attended the funeral in body.
Shortly after 4 o'clock Memorial day
afternoon, a shack in the Winchester
woods owned by David Magnuson Ven
| u"i 'oiin'o I1,,, Indersnn ond Osca,
e,f ,, S,,rnad 70 no gro,ind ani
| - "l''' t,,,ros ,.-aIf ~ o,l,, -
| -, NioIas of wood ramoine1
, ne" n.,e p h,,It ohout civ Cav.
aaro ond tba- owners had enioyed man,
S7,,l nd haudovs tbera II wa,
sn,,i,i,9a With y stove cot beds tables
r''n,,it,,ro con,,irg utensils and hook,
au ,i - ,,.era al, dastroved In I'll,
,nu tt,e s,oot, bos bean tho rendezvou,
| PC pc ,o,no,,s Who were in no way con
VI r,it,, t. nr5 tho owners mini. ma
leuc,u t, ~ prottiahoro yomnp men brok,
| e. niona Tuesdav afternoon anf
| rt eioi.int, +bamee1ves either inten
a" 49,, Vel e"Jos 'nS ,idanti,, cot Tho Mace n,
eioi'atN VI 49, 90 tr,.ira 70 extinguiel
~ aan,as ran owav II r. Chamber.
iair diSnoyered the nre and notified w
| ~ p,,nho, Mo Ives neor nv rThe fir,
danartnent ras cs1lad nv telenhone ane
tho new hose waGon responded but tn,
| shack was so fas away that the mel
could not work to advantage. Mr.
| Chamberlain, Mr.. Bugbee and c. b
| Crowell fought the flames. About al
acre and a half or rimperlanu wa
burned over and about an "tte wa wa
damaged badly. the owners Oh 'ne IAN
consider themselves loi t"' id.tI ha,.a,
losing more properly as "' 800 oei o'
where the hre was stoppeu Siiea 10
long stretch OF N"Au"ole "oo'i"i''''
| Ntonlav Western Brown. "A. died in tn
home of his brother. Henry f. Brow
M E,1r, street saturday evening. He an
ri,.ad IN Rrottleboro from Seattle abou
- wool, hefore his death and was stricke
Win ononlexy saturday evening. II
ua,, horr in Vardsboro Anril 1857 an
vas son of Leonard and Julia Carper
ter Brown OF tnat town ne at.enue
the schools OF Narusporo. anu "len
years OF age came TO brd''Iepo,o, WV
ne learned tne traue vi ma ms =
Wells machlne snoP me ne
f married MISS Matte balu"ln Oh e.
Wardsporo' Allrr learhIns nis 90" g.,
2 worked IN bratueporo' ma tloi", ~"
= ana providence H. l. ne men VII.
West Wardspor" ana pousnt " nm 81
. | afterward opened general store
h company with Bert Ryuer' T ~, b,
. Ticonderoga, n, Y, he engaged III pu9
. ness about six years, and then sofa
= and went to Middlebury' TINS sta
~ where he opened a grocery anu sh'
= | store. He remained IN Mluulepui
three years and then went 10 Greehhe,
. | Mass, where he worked IN Weils brotl
= ers' shop. The latter part of last sci
- TENDER he went to Seattle, where II
a older son now lives, and two Weeks a.