Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-21
Gb6e l)ermont 4lbonis.
TWELVE PAGES
BRATTLEBORO.


Mass, also one in Townshcnd this week
T.. NJ. Goodcnough and men are at
Spoilord lake a few days doing some
electrical work at Rev. Father Crit
fin s camp.
Mrs. Francis p. Blake has bought of
the estate of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
f.. Greasy the Crcssy homestead on
High street. Mr.. and Mrs. Blake will
continue to occupy it for n summer
home.
large crowd greatly enjoyed the
concert on the common Tuesday by
the First Regiment band. Six members
of the Greenfield band assisted, making
30 pieces, and the program was first
class
X. f. Mosher, who has been sub
agent for the Buick automobiles, has
just obtained the agency for Wind
ham county, with the exception OF
Bellows Falls, and for Cheshire coun-
ty, n. II.
The combination fire apparatus re-.
spondcd at 1880 yesterday after
noon to telephone call for chin-
ncy fire in the homo Of w. II. Wei
come of 81 South Main street. There
was no damage.
Earl IIadlock. employed in the press
room of the Vermont Printing Co.,
caught one foot between the freight
elevator and - floor Tuesday afternoon
and the toes were badly iammcd. No
bones were broken.
Tho croo,G,ld ,o1ioo rouo,,,, J..
Chief Cannon Wildon Tnosda, tho+
Ford tourin1 car tbo uroncrtv of / NJ
Smeod had bnor stoion from 10
streets in tbot town Tho 1fneeocb1,.
setts rcoistrotion rumbor ,vos a. III
The car had no side lamus and had n
snare fire ON one si1e
Jo,,l,Io ,,,ar.;, ,,..,.
norrorn,oL i, 't,a 1;41. ;I
of Town Clerk G S Uopkius Wodncs
day afternoon. when he oniciatcd at
the marriages. of Adam / Frazier ana
Miss Alice DisotclI. both of pittshnro
Pa. and Arthur + Roker and lIiss
Daisic Lrona Field. both Of SprinoGelJ
Mass.
some l"1lca'loh OF CONDITIONS at
the ralIroad station ON warm day is
TO DC 1ouhu III the 1art that the blg
'neI!ho"'eler on the wall OF me ora
with IFS HIGH mari, of loo to accom-
modate tbe inward tendency Of tbn|
mercurv in tha afternoon Tho mon
emploved thcre sail tbot Tovos had
nothinp ON tbr railroad ward in Rro+
tleboro that dov
-,
h'eNGh o! the ~ ualrl'S III TINS lilliho-
ui"'T 'o''''A ""''" "''r St"PP'u I"'l
supply '"E "i''N l" N'"cn 'T3therS oi DOS
toh' H'iec concern h'huIlrg mix ior
noStoh ulS'rlputioii, because OF uh7a'lS,ac,
10Y SANITARY c"i'u'''"'S' nave c"''Pl'ou
and are oooin ennul,;,g mill, to Tho c,n.
corn If l. ovnnrtcd thot y.;n,;n -, cav.
DAYS mo. ,7.,o.;,;,a -,h,co will Lovo mot
Tho nocnssa,y roou;rononts
1t is noticeahle Iact, ralroad men
claim that inc tr'Vellng pnplie Is de-
h'ailalng more ana more ParIor car
service SD even Tor Slort 'r"'n Iiues'
mere ~ Sc'IeelN morning tnat t"crt
4Le no. 'ec 9, l4i eseIna'loIS At
,nr io,"i o''i,u ioi }no r,Tl ,.i"s iotmia
ro,,r ,, ,'.on4 - ,,n,1a "' ".'' '',"S
ON the southbound local and were
disappointod Ia learn that there was
no parlor car attached to that train.
years III c'arGe o' lle history department
OF tine nlgh SCHOOL mas p''h released by
the pl'Id'hial committee TO take a similar
position WIN substantial increase IN sal
ary' IN the 'arteret Pnvate Day School
Tor Boys IN Orange \. y. During Mr.
Browns residence in Brattleboro he has
won many friends. both among the pupils
who have attended his classes and among
the people in the community, consequently
all will wish him success in his new field
of service
Frionds in towp have rocoivod uows
of +bo dootb of Mrs I p ConGald ii
Lor homa IN No,y VorL From, boort fail.
mro Sho yros rcsidont If Rrott1nboro
Inri1a oil hor corIy Iifn a dougbtor If
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene ODonnell. She
lcavc7 three brothers, Frank O'Donnell
of New York. John of Bridgeport
Conn. and Timothy. who is in the
United States navy. Mrs. Garfield who
was frcmcnt visitor in town and
was here this summer rs rucst of
Miss Nnrrarct Moran.
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