Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-21

chapel service at the Brattlcboro Retreat |
Sunday at o'clock
The first general meeting OF the Magnet |
club will be held in the basement of the |
high school building this evening at s
o'clock Divisions will be formed for the
gymnastic work this season.
The ladies' association of the Congrega-
tional church will serve a creamed chicken
supper Thursday night in the chapel
The young womens association will hold
q sale Of home made candy at the same
time
The Brattleboro hose team Will hold an
autumn hop in Grange hall this evening.
The newly formed organization is pre-
pairing for a season Of social activity and
hopes to get permission from the author
tiles to occupy the house Of Hose com
pany 40. on South Main street Lett
singers orchestra will furnish music this
evening.
Protective Grange will hold its regular
meeting Wednesday evening The pro-
gram will include an old fashioned debate
on the subject Resolved: That the
| laws of Vermont are unjust to the farm
| ers.' An interesting program of songs,
Rotations and readings will also be Civ
| en- The deer question is sure to be DIS
/ cussed with vigor.
\ marriage license was issued Satur-
/ day to Martin Augustine Jackson OF Al
/ Elliot street. who has been employed as
! a clerk in the drug store Of w. +. Root
! since last spring, and Miss Cora Martha
! Brooks of Montague, Mass, formerly en-
ployed In the Iolstein- Fricsian office.
/ cards have been received by friends stat
/ ing that they were married Wednesday In
/ Greenfield Mr. Jackson is well known in
town. being a musician and vocalist Of
/ ability lie is a native Of Bellows Falls
The woman's foreign missionary society
/ Of the Methodist church held very in
/ teresting meeting Thursday afternoon In
/ the home of Mrs William Moore on
| Washington street Officers elected for
| the ensuing year are as follows. Pres,
Mrs William Moore, first vice pres, Mrs.
| +. A Wells. second vice pres. Mrs.
Frank Hildreth: cor sec. Mrs. Bertha
! Dean, res. sec. Miss \ T. Lawrence;
treas. Mrs. Mary Allen auditor, Mrs.
| Charles Smith. managers, Mrs. Maria
Allen. Mrs +. y. Farnum. Miss Irene
Plmpton, Mrs Delmer Fraser and Mrs.
Clarence Wyman.
The annual meeting Of the Connecticut
Valley Street Railroad company was held
in South Deerhcld, Mass Monday The
| officers elected included Col. :. +. Pierce
OF Greenfield president. Edward G. eros
by of Brattleboro. chairman Of board of
directors. and George G. Ayerill Of Brat
tleboro, director. The report for nine
months Of the fiscal year showed gross
earnings OF NIf''u. gross I''h' tppNt
operating expenses $3N.625. charges and
deductions from income S3l SIG surplus
S6NH Ihe~" figures showed AN increase
of $1,000 Iu gross earnings and $50" goo
surplus compared with the corresponding
period Of the previous year
Mrs Elizabeth BeruI. Guuznger. -.
died In her home am Birge street Mon
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in,, Gora' fr,r, S,yitz.ri,rI ANA -fr,, her
,rrIs.I .,I t,v,u .n. had ru..i win n.r
SON August Guuz.ur,r. She leaves seven
children. three duught,rs Catherine.
Marie. and Ii~l. All of Plttshurg Pa
and four sons. August. Charles and
Joseph OF Rr4ttlehnru and Arnold now
in Austria Hungary. Funeral services
were held in tl, nom, Wednesday, after
noon ana mass was said iu ST NichaeIs
Roman Catholic church Yesterday morn
ing The burial took place I'm the Roman
Catholic cemetery.
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Miss Emma II oates ~ Iu1Iovc nrosi-
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T.oriso Royce sa,ratar,. ~ Inc state as
sarhlv wore nrssent ana iettsrs u,ora
received and read from various mast
presidents. Francis L. Perry OF Brattle-
horo also made remarks. Those who rep
resented Dennis Rebekah lodge were MIR
and Mrs. Francis +. Perry. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Arcand, Mrs Josephine Farmer
Howe. Mrs. George Wilder. Mrs O. d.
StoWel!. Mrs Isaac ID. Bailey. Mrs. Fay
cite Miller, Miss stella Fessenden. Miss
gladys Evans ana Miss Alta Bishop.
The body Of Charles Greenwood. an in
mate Of the Cheshire county house in
Westmoreland n H. which is in charge
Of A. A. whitman was found I'm the Con
uectlcut river Friday forenoon by Bur
ton Johnson of West Chesterfield. who
was on a fishing trip II was some dis
'ancc north of Dummerston station and
was on the New Hampshire side Of the
river. the hands tightly graspiug tufts
Of grass which were growing up from the
bottom Of the shallow water Notice was
sent to the county farm and other officials
were notified, but the body was not re-
moved until Saturday forenoon. when 1t
] was lowed ashore 10y boats and taken to
the county farm. Greenwood disappeared
oct s and no trace Of him could he found
He had threatened To commit suicide and
had attempted to cause his death by star
walton. He became an inmate Of the in
stitution two years ago. coming from
Dublin y. H. and It is said that he was
connected with prominent family. lie
was 6l wears old and was not county
charge being supported by relatives.