Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-02-15

ter. \. H.. to accept call to Norwich,
Mich
\ party of children from the hfth grade
went on u slciEhride last Saturday after
noon under the guidance of their teacher,
Miss ]. Adele Morgan.
Brattleboro chapter u. \. r.. will OBJ
serve Washingtou's birthday with a
luncheon at the Brooks House. The pro-
gram will include selections by the or
chestra and responses to toasts
The funeral of Laudon H. Ballou was
largely attended at his late home ON
Western avenue Friday afternoon. Rev.
+. Q. :. Osgood officiating. w $ Stcans
sang very acceptably three appropriate Sc
lcctiOns. The body was placed i'm the
tomb at Meeting House hin cemetery.
The knights of Columbus held their sec
oud ladies' night of the season i'm Grange
hall Monday evening. \ concert and card
playing were enjoyed from to 9 o'clock
and dancing afterward. Refreshments
were served. About So couples We're pres
emit The date of the third and last ladies'
night i'm the series will be announced
later
Brattleboro lodge. n. L. O. p. served a
supper to about 100 guests Wednesday
evening. After the supper degree was
worked on one candidate. Several appli-
cations for membership We're received.
The success of the supper was largely
due to the efforts of the chairman, Mrs
j. j. ONeil. The lodge is planning for a
sleighride at an early date.
Miss Gertrude Phcbe Dodge. daughter
of the late Frank Dodge of Dummerston
and William Harrison Gibbs ir. of Mil
lcrs Falls were married Yesterday after
noon by Rev. Harry II. Miles. pastor Of
the congregational church. i'm the par
souagc ON North Main street. They were
unattended. After brief wedding trip
they will live i'm Mllers Falls.
Herbert G.. Yeaw. who was injured by
being struck ON the head by a piece of
frozen earth from blast i'm the gravel
pit near the Putucy road last Thursday
was able To leave the Memorial hospital
Tuesday afternoon and is now making a
rapid recovery i'm his home. His eye is
still badly discolorcd but he hopes to be
able to return to work next week
The congregational club gathered in the
BROOKS House dining rooms Tuesday
evening ana had the banquet "a planned.
The speaker of the evening. Prof T. :.
Morse. who was to have given a lecture
ON evolution. was unable to reach Brat
tlehoro and it was decided to have him
come at some future time when each
member of the club would he privileged
TO bring two friends as guests.
The Green Street Book club had its
annual supper and sale of periodicals
Friday evening i'm the home of II. II.
Thompson. About 10 were present and
after the supper Clarence Stickncy auc-
toned off the books and papers which
had accumulated during the year. y
large assortment of literature was sent to
the Memorial hospital for the use OF
patients.
Or Thomas Rice. "a graduate of the
University of Vermont medical depart
meut i'm 1893 who has had large expert
ence in institutional and general practice.
has come here from Townshend to sue
coed to the practice of DR.. W. II. Lane.
who went Wednesday to his new po-
sition in Boston. Or. Rice had won an
assured place in Townshend. and our cor
respondent there speaks in another col
umn approximately of his work and of
the regret that is felt over his departure
to the Bratteboro field.
Mrs. Fred Cousins of New Dorchester.
Mass, formerly Miss Maude Ramsdel of
Brattleboro. died last Monday after an
illness of about two months She had
been steadily growing better of late and
her recovery was hoped for until she was
taken violently in Monday. She was
about - years old and was the adopted
daughter to Welcome Ramsden of Los
Angeles, Cal. formerly of Brattleboro.
Miss Ramsdell was married several years
ago and has since lived near Boston Her
husband is a railway mail clerk. She was
married in Sanford. Me. and the body was
taken there for burial. She leaves several
brothers and sisters Mrs T.. w Legate
of Guilford is "A sister Mrs. Clint Dugan.
an intimate friend. attended the funeral.
VIII Heydrick, driver of one of the
March Trucking Co 5 teams. was injured
by falling down an elevator well i'm the
Hooker Corser x Mitchell factory Mon
day. He was delivering bales of cloth and
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