Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-06-02


Patsy Biazzi, 10, son of Ralph Bi.
azzi of Reed street, fell Saturday and
fractured his right forearm at the
wrist. The fracture was reduced by
DR.. H. p. Greene.
Under the direction of men from the
factory w. F. Root s soda fountain
was moved Monday from the for
mer place of business to ais new To-
cation in the Hooker building.
The list of PLAYERS of the Company
| baseball team was announced Fri
day as follows: Robbins, Harlow,
e. Johnson, Guy Johnson, Fitzgibbons,
Ryan, Lee, Manning, Miner, L. Dun
levy, Doyle, Philbrick, A. Smith and
Graves.
A pole that had stood at the cor
ner of the retaining wall on Bridge
street at the end of the walk leading
to the main entrance of the new rail
road station was taken down yester-
day, the wires having been transferred
to other poles on the opposite side of
Vernon street.
Sixteen women participated in the
flag tournament at the Country club
Friday afternoon. Tle event was
won by Mrs. j. G. Estey, with Mrs. r.
T. Britain second and Mrs. Minnie D.
Taylor third. Previous to the match
the players and number of others
enjoyed lunch at the club house.
The proceeds from the pageant of
Robin Hood given May % on the fair
grounds under the auspices of the com.
bined Parent Teacher associations were
$193.41. The greater part of the mon
cy will be devoted to paying play
ground supervisor and the remainder
will be expended for new paraphernalia.
Mrs. Arthur p. Carpenter, Mrs. E.
tertaincd at auction bridge Thursday,
May %, in Mrs. Carpenters home on
Myrtle street. The first prize was won
by Mrs. Fremont Hamilton, the sec
ond by Mrs. Harry R. Randall and tle
third went to Miss Nellie Archer. Re
freshments were served.
Thomas l.. Long of Hudson street
has bought of A. B. Clapp the newer
part of the building bought recently
by Mr.. Clapp at the corner of South
Main and Main streets and will move
it to the site of his present home on
Hudson street, which stands on the
brow of tbe 3iI He has offered the
house on the site at present for sale
if removed at once.
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The West Brattleboro baseball team
forced the Bernardston town team to
90 II hard innings to win Saturday af-
ternoon at Bernardston by score of
10 to -. The battery for West Brat
tlcboro was Covev, TAYLOR and John.
son, and for Bernardston Messier and
Wyman pitched and Barber caught.
The teams will plav in West Brattle.
boro later in the season.
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81 hc SacIeu concert gwen SUNDAY
"lteriiooll ny the rlrst heglhicht panu
OH tne Eaton place 10 Slgnailze the
opening OF the new Dulldlhg lots there
the threatening weather. While many
went evidently to enjoy the concert
others made that consideration secon-
Diary to an inspection of the various
lots that are staked out.
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dow [rath er;nl, ia,,roi a a. Sp.nue ny
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,,an"o Tba '"e 80 ; Ia, Jay Use Ut
Stowell, Stanley Clapp, Silas Hamil-
ton, Willard Coleman, Merrill Cole
man, Albert Allen, Harold Streeter,
Allen Bracket and Clarence Pierce.
D. n !, r 81.
,od nuv. =, ~, iout suTe Stereoptlcon
i la..;t - Inion ?luITh III ernoh FRI,
10Y 10y niSh'' ms suoJeeI pcins tue Lanu OF
.ne v "uiten "es'. ne lecture reiated
w. ~ L o"s'o , nallonai Purh' uranu
C CaI on u she Colorauo, Garden Oh the
TouS' anu rnG hoseia alI Vai!ey' me ap-
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surrounding country. The lecture was
very entertaining and was much a2pre.
GATED
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