Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12

DR.. Il. r. Lynch has bought a Shetland
pony for his son, George.
The Congregational Sunday school will
hold its annual meeting next Sunday.
Miss Regina NJ. Heaphy and her sister,
Miss Anna NJ Heaphy, have bought
George f. Crowelrs house at Myrtle
street.
The woman's foreign missionary society
of the Methodist church will meet with |
Mrs. Boorn Green street Thursday |
afternoon.
S. b. Whitney of Boston, the noted or |
ganist, gave an informal recital in the |
Masonic temple this forenoon to the |
great delight of all who were present.
The odd Fellows will have a dance in
their hall tonight, Leitsinger's orchestra
furnishing music. The dance set for
Jan. 26 will take place next Tuesday
| night
George o. Abbott, proprietor of the
| Grange store, has bought r. l.. Greene's
| house on Green street. The family moved
| there yesterday from the Ryder house
on South Main street.
The annual meeting of the corporators
| of the Brattleboro Savings bank will be
held Thursday morning. Jan. IS, at IL
| o'clock. Dinner will be served in the
| Brooks House at o'clock
| About 60 couples attended the assem-
| by in the Brooks House Tuesday evening
| given by IL men. Leitsinger's orchestra
| furnished music and the dining room
was decorated with potted plants and
| ferns.
The annual school for the statesmen of
| Durham Brothers company Will begin in
their store here Thursday, jan rs, and
will continue three days. On Friday
evening the annual reception and dance
| for the statesmen, their wives, the en-
ployes and guests will take place in the
Brooks House.
A crew of II Boston & Maine surveyors
and engineers have established head
quarters in Hinsdale this week and are
going over the railroad right of way to
get additional details and to make GER
tain changes in the location. Engineers
were expected here this week to go over
the route from here to South Vernon but
through a misunderstanding they did not
come.
Andrew Jackson chapter. United States
Daughters of 1872, met Monday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. George s. Dowley.
AS it was the anniversary of the battle
of New Orleans. Roosevelts Battle of
New Orleans" was read and Miss Della
, NJ. Sherman read a paper on Andrew
Jackson. Following an hour with seec-
. lions on the Victor Victrola, refreshments
were served.
ID. Frank Shea completed yesterday the
, purchase of the Joseph w Simonds prop
erty on Flat street. including the house,
lot and stable. The lot has a frontage
> of so feet on Fiat street and runs back
, | 100 feet toward Elliot street, adjoining
Mr.. Sheas Elliot street store property
. and the Methodist church lot. Mr.. Shea
q has not made definite plans for develop
ing the property.
Chauncey Guellow, SO, formerly of this
! town, died in his home in Springfield
r Mass, Wednesday after an illness OF
several weeks. He was born in Green
/, field a son of Calvin and Candice pet
: tee) Guellow. For % years he had been
4 a baker in Springfield He was a broth
, er of the late Mrs. Daniel p. Cobb and al
3 one time conducted a bakery and bird
= store on Elliot street The funeral will
= be held this afternoon and the bura
A will take place tomorrow in Greenfield
. Mr.. Guellow leaves wife.
d Arrangements are practically com
s completed for the bazaar of the Knight:
e of Columbus to be held in Festival hal
e Jan. "a and %. One of the features will
n be the giving away of a 1912 Ford auto
mobile There will be an entertainment
. and dancing both evenings. The bazal
= will be open afternoons as we'll for the
sale of fancy and useful articles. home
: made candy and food of all kinds. NJ
). admission will be charged in the after
:. noon. Tea and coffee will be served after
4 noon and evening. Leitsinger's orchestrs
a will furnish music for dancing.
e The chiefs elect of Pocahontas council
n No. A. Daughters of Pocahontas, were in
l. stalled Thursday evening by D. d. G. P
a Mrs. Jane Brockington and suite. Thes
lie officers were installed: Prophecies. Jenni
Al Brockington; Pocahontas. Mrs. Jul
Graves; Wenonah Winnie Berry; Pow
lie haton, William Thayer: keeper of rec
| nrdS oil Of IN,
ID pun, Hattie Lord; keeper of wampum
re Jane Brockington; scouts, Anna Smith
n Carrie Allen runners, Agnes Howard
+: Jennie Wilson: councillors, Katherin
:, English, Annie Vivier; warriors. Still
la man Graves, John Wilson, Frank Bar
:, raby, Sidney Graves; guard of the tepee
g. Hattie Davis; guard of the forest. Joh
g Bolliger; degree master, c. A. Twitchell
Ia three-year trustee, Jennie Brockingtor
Sc Mrs. Bridget Heaphy Ryan. 49, wido,
T. of Patrick Ryan, died in the home of he
H. daughter, Mrs. Joseph w. Lowrey. i
ne Guiford last night at IL o'clock fror
pneumonia. She sustained shock eigh
years ago which left her PRACTICAL
helpless up to the time of her death
She was born in County Waterford, Ire
land. and came to this country about
years ago and settled in Springfield
Il. where she was married to Patrick Rya
Jan. .. 1851, They moved to Holyok'
where they remained about three years
n and then moved to Guilford where NJ
D. Ryan was employed as foreman at tn
t. quarry. He bought the farm now owne
he by Joseph w. Lowrey and both live
ed there with Mr. and Mrs. Lowrey up I
ed the time of their deaths. Mr. Ryan die
al four years ago. She leaves four children
n Mrs. James w. Lowrey of Gulford, Wi
RI liam T. Ryan of this town, and Nichols
he T. Ryan of John ]. Ryan of Greenfield
,ot a sister, Mrs. Thomas Fleming and
as brother, Jerry Heaphy, both of Whatel
of Mass The funeral will be held tomol
in row morning IN 81. Michaeis ROMA
Catholic church and the burial will tai
nd place in the Roman Catholic cemeter
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