Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-09-08
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TWELVE PAGES
BRATTLEBORO.


Saturday for, the summer.
The Hooker, Corser & Mitchell over
all factory, which closed Friday, will
reopen Sept. II.
Frederic H. Sanford has bought the
Bradley cottage on North street of c.
c. Avcrill and will occupy it as homo
as soon as some necessary repairs have
been made
Miss Esther IIoughton entertained
II friends Monday at the Fleming
cottage on Broad Brook. Dinner was
served and an enjoyable day was spent
by the young people.
Glass No. 10 of the Baptist Bible
school was invited with Class No. IL
for picnic at Mrs. Enos White 8
farm ON Gulford street Monday. There
were ~ present. \ splendid dinner
was served and an enjoyable time had
by everyone.
Fifty-six marriage licenses were is
sued bv the town clerk s Office during
the month Of August. OF this number
four were to parties who were resi-
dents of Brattleboro and two were to
Brattlcboro men whose brides were not
residents of the town. The other 80
were to out-of-town residents
The Scashore limited that has run
between New London and White River
Junction during the summer will be
discontinued after Saturday between
Brattlcboro and White River Junction.
The north bound train has reached
here at 1910 p. m. and southbound it
has been due to leave here at 80 n.
m. g..
A telephone call came Friday night
at 12.l5 clock for the automobile fire
truck. The fremen found a bed of Goals
near the horse shooting establishment
of O. +. Howe on Elm street which had
been left by Mr.. Howe when he finished
welding tire. A hand chemical eX-
tinguished the fire, which did no dam
age.
Perry c. Gallup has begun prepare
ton to move the large barn on the
Hooker property, now owned by John
b. Marley, to the immediate rear of
the house. The barn stands on part of
the site for the garage to be built by
Mr.. Manlcy and its removal is necessary
before work on the garage can be
started
The postal authorities have not yet
moved the mail box at the railroad sta
ton from its old location on the wal
near the south end of the old railroad
s+o+;on 70 eomo moro convenient nloc,
in the now station. The result is that
those dneirino IN mail letters ot th,
railroad station arc OBLIGED to wall
tbo lono+b Of tbe nlotform
Tho 3udon+io1 comr,;ttoo of +bo in
oo,,nro9od district Tuesday votof
to hoveg the hioh school bepin the fall
term Sent. IS and the Grade school,
Sent. rs, This vote is based ON pres
emf conditions of the infantile paralv
sis endemic. but is subject to possbl,
new orders from the health authoritie
in the event of unexpected develop
ments.
Mrs. Amanda f. Young. G1. died q
asthmaMt the Rockingham hospital &
Bellows Falls Monday night. survivin
her husband by only three days, h
having passed away Friday evenin
at Brattieboro: she leaves two sons
Harry l.: Lord OF orollto, Ont, an
holand y. Lord or Rutland and on
uauShIcr' MIS- Ntu'lc W. NUM- ol hu'
lano WIN W'oi' sie Hi" H'"ue hcr no."
uhlll recently
Secretary Carl ). Hopkins of tn
board of trade was notified by Gene
al Passenger Agent Burt of the BoSto
Maine Rallroad Co. Friday that IN re
Spouse to request from the board I'll
I'LL Il. m. train would stop at Circuit
station IN westminster, when hagge
ol.er '"e W. sTnetu.' eo,I i".o oatr
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John McCarthE pieaded gulItY IN II
municipal court FRIDAY morning TO
charge OF lhloXieatloh ana me OF
and costs OF TI.lo were imposed !
Judge Frank f.: Barber; Daniel kllc
n laborer, VINO has made several Il
pearances in court, PAID the blll
Cured by his friend. 1t developed tn
the pair had only one hat between the
and they left the court room engross
in an effort to determine the oWnersh
by trying on the hat.
Frederick llolhrook OF boston a
Brattleboro, head OF the liolbrooE' Gar
Rollins corporation winch bullt I
Boston q Name railroad. between hi,tt
boro and South vernon ana removed
old erIon street was elected wee pre-
dent OF the American international c