Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-08-11

10.
Rev. and Mrs George j. Gels of Up
per Burma will speak in the regular
prayer meeting of the First Baptist
church this evening.
The Lamowavscc Camp Fire girls,
with Miss Violet Fidlcr as guardian,
returned Tuesday, after a week S out
ing at Spofford lake.
The overall factory of the Hooker,
Corscr q Mitchell Co., is not rushed
with work at present. w. II. Proctor of
the firm said last Friday that the
employees were Off duty for a few days
only.
Scott =. Eamcs has bought and taken
possession of the John Calvin house on
Walnut street. He plans to move there
soon from Grove street The sale was
made through S. w. Edgctt 4 Co. S real
estate agency.
The annual meeting Of the IIolstcin-
Fresian club of Vermont, which was
TO have been held this week, has been
POSTPONED until the new sales pavilion
of the Purcbrcd Live Stock Sales Co.,
Inc, is completed.
Mrs. Kiscr and two children, who
have come to the home of Matthew
Howard ON Orchard street, have been
placed in quarantine two weeks be
cause Of the danger of having been cX-
posed to infantile paralysis.
Persons who plan to attend the
Grange field meeting on the Valley
fair grounds next Tuesday are advised
that the street railroad track runs to
within n short distance of the South
Main street entrance to the grounds.
NJ. II. Pcclcr Of South Vernon has
brought suit against w. l.. Collier Of
that town to recover $ll.Sl alleged TO
be due for labor The case is set for Il
hearing at South Vernon August 80.
A. f. SchWcnk represents the plaintiff.
Tho Vermont Auto Sales company
delivered three Chalmers siN-30 ma
chimes la,t week; a roadster to DR..
Charles Ii Bates of Ludlow and touring
cars to f. A. Curtis Of Londonderry
and Louis II. Coomns Of We, Dum.
merston.
Charles II. Mcknight, 30, for years
n we'll known real estate dealer in
Springfield, Mass, president of the
Mutual Investment company, who died
Sunday after brief illness, was
a nephew of Mrs. Newton |. llawlcy Of
BrattlebOrO.
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son+h ond ~ tho Gon+roI Vnrmn,. ..nI.
,oad' Lr.too o,.or who+otor h,ooI, ,,o.
bnun Monday Tbis viii no vidonod
about rino foot ot tbn south ond os
Tho tracks of tbe road oro to ne car.
RED farther vnst ot that noint
Ms Tonis A,o, .h1a s+oaa;.o
near an electric stove in her home o.,
Canal street during the storm Tuesday
afternoon, received shock which ar
fected her arms for some time. Ih'
llShhllhg came Ill 'oh the wires, ou'
ana NOT DO any materlai damage
The Wilmington baseball team, whicl
defeated Brattleboro so handsomely {
few days ago, Will play Il return gamC
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q. q; i'' .I 0 i la'''
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Arthur j. Banding has entered sui
for divorce from Kate l.. Spencer
Banding. They were married in ia
maica Marci ~ l'o'' ne alleSeS ue
"er'ioh APrll !, l"l"' ne ASKS lor th'
care ana CUSTODY OF a MINOR "aughtcl
me papers are from the once oil w.
hughes
The engine drawing the White Noun
tain express, southbound, due nero a
LA p. m, broke brake beam as i
approached the Brattleboro station
Tuesday afternoon. 1t was necessary tt
dsconnect the engine and send ia
train to Greenfield with a freight en-
CINE doing the work.
Tho bids for tba now huiIdino +o h.
oractcd at the corner Of Main and Fla
streets by Attorney General Herber
G. Barber were sent to Mcdowell
Henderson of Burlington, the archi
tects, and were to be opened Saturday
Mr.. Barber expects that it will be
week before the contract is awarded
Mrs Daisy (pbillins) Enolisb ha
clad a nntition for divorce from Ed
ward GiIbort Fnelisb. Tbev wer
morriod Ano q Io1i hv Row ,rhoma
w Owens nastor Of tbc Nothodic
cbnrch She ALLEGES noolert md rcfnso
TO support since June /. 1916, and il
toIorahlo eovnri4v Sbc oel,s oiimonv
The Wohsc Camu Fire Girls went Su,
day TO SpolIord lake. where thoy wi
ho in comn two wake ot laval = po;n,