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

George L. Durham has bought the
Frost house adjoining >his property on
North street.
The annual field day Of the grades will
be held on the fair grounds Saturday
afternoon, June 10.
Quonektacat tribe, l. o. r. M, Will
confer the warriors degree upon several
candidates this evening.
The women of the Baptist society will
have food sale Saturday afternoon in
the chapel They plan to hold these sales
every Saturday during the summer
The women of the Baptist society will
have a food sale Saturday afternoon in
the chapel They plan to hold these sales
every Saturday during the summer.
Mrs. Fred Richardson sustained
fracture of the arm in two places and
spraned wrist by falling Saturday, when
she stepped upon a chair, which tipped
over
The next regular meeting of Brattle-
boro lodge, New England Order of Pro
lection, will be held June IA, when bust
ness of Importance to every member Will
be considered.
The listers have nearly finished their
work and expect to have it completed by
the middle of next week. The entire
board is now enga ged in getting lists
from dilatory citizens
Sunday morning at the Centre Congre-
gational church, Rev. William Ewing. d.
d, of Boston of the Congregational Pub
1ica ton society will preach and will ad-
dress the Sunday school
The ladies' circle of the Universalist
church will hold their monthly business
meeting in the church parlor Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. The annual
strawberry supper will be served at 615.
On account of the fire on the Winches
ter farm Tuesday the trustees of the
Austine Institution, owners of the farm,
have decided to prohibit camping on the
premises, and shacks now built there will
have to be removed.
w. G. Doolttle and F. A. Larrow are
working about 80 horses al present about
town and in the lumber camp at MARI
boro, where work will go on all summer
Mr.. Doottle has a large amount of lum-
Der of good quality sawed and on the
sticks ready for the market. He has
another large job that he will begin
after haying.
Mrs. Sarah (PratD Allbee, sister of DR..
c. S. Pratt of this town. died in the home
of her daughter, Mrs. w. C. Little, in
Marshfield Hills, Mass, last week. The
funeral was held there Friday and the
burial took place in East Putney Satur-
day. Mrs. Allbee was a daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Pratt of East
Putney. She leaves two children, Clar-
ence Scovil of New York and Gertrude,
wife of w. c. Little.
The hearing in the case of the state
against Ossie Prouty, George Streeter
and Charles Carruth, who are charged
with killing deer in Halifax last Feb
ruary, scheduled to be heard before
Judge w. r. Daley yesterday afternoon,
but as Judge Daley had overruled the
demurrer of Streeter and Carruth their
cases have been taken to the supreme
court and action in Prouty's case has
been postponed
w. X. Ware will open the Lakeside
House, Spofford lake, about June 10, and
owing to the continued illness of Mrs
Ware has secured the services of Mr.
and Mrs Turner of Brattleboro as man
ayers who understand how to cater tC
the patrons of summer hotel and viii
give the business their personal atten
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ware will occupy
their old cottage, will be pleased to NEE
their many friends and patrons, and vii
try to make the house as popular
they have for the past 25 years.
The 4O-hours devotion with masses a
and o'clock began Wednesday in 81
Michael's Roman Catholic church an
closed today with high mass and bene
diction of the Blessed Sacrament. TIL
priests assisting Rev. Father NJ. j. Car
mody and Rev. Father George LEcuye
were Rev. Father ]. A. Lynch of Pitts
ford Rev rather p 7 Long of Procto
Rev. Father Edward Reynolds and Re'
Eotbar 7 O,Rrien of Bellows Fal
and Pav Eatber r McGorrv of WIND
a Tbo sar,,ices we've we'll attended
NO of1clal statement mas peeh MAJ
during the week IN regard 10 the RAJ
road situation put rumors are perslsteii
ly in circulation 10 the erect mat u
Central Vermont Rallway company w
build new track from brattIeporo
South vernon ana that the Boston
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the railroad companies are likely
compromise and that trains will be o.
Grated by both over the double tract
under the joint traffic agreement r
ports are further to the effect that Il
improvements in the local yard will /
.clude a fine new railroad station, and t
adjustment of the grade crossing in
satisfactory way, and that the Cros
store house will not be seriously daI
aged.
nj, ,o,ioo dorortmar+ is eearcbinp
II corlanicL a Garrap who cann
ooI, tba Englieb LANGUAGE who arriv
IN town Tuasdav night having come he
go w, Vorly NTH the exnectation
orI,iro in tho nine organ department
,bo Eetev factorv The man failed
oct off the train here and was carried
Rauows rails arriving in a pennile
condition He was given money wi
which ia return to this town and