Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-06-16

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Main street slipped Friday and fell
to the floor, dislocating her right
shoulder. DR.. II. p. Greene attended
her.
a special village meeting will be
held this evening at o clock in Fes
tival hall to take action on traffic reg
ulations compiled by the village com
missioncrs.
The Boston e. Maine railroad is now
operating all steel passenger coaches
and smoking coaches on most of the
trains on this division. The cars ere
electrically lighted and have every
modern improvement.
In spite of the Indictment weather,
there was a large crowd at the annual
strawberry supper served by the La
dies circle of the Universalist church,
June $. The menu consisted of
hot rolls, cold meats, Strawberries,
cake, pies and coffee.
The last meeting of the season of
the Oak Grove Parent-Teacher asso-
citation was held Friday afternoon
in the Oak Grove school building and
was well attended. The reports of the
recent pageant were read and plans
for the management of the playground
this summer were discussed.
The annual junior prom of the high
school was held Friday night in the
Armory with a large attendance Of
young people. The Armory was pref
tily decorated with purple and white
streamers, and Leitsinger's orchestra
of five pieces was hidden behind a
bank of palms. Members of the high
school faculty were patronesses.
The funeral of George F. Bracket
was held Friday afternoon at
o clock in the home of his son, Alon-
10 Bracket of Clark street. Rev. ID Il
mar f. Trout, pastor of the Univcr-
saist church, oflciatcd. Miss Miriam
Chlds and Miss Jean Blodgett sang
two hymns. The body was taken to
Green River, where the burial took
place.
The funeral of Mrs. Angelo Cor
borino was held Saturday morning at .
o clock in st. Michael S Roman Cath
Ollie church, Rev. James p Rand Off
ciating. Miss Mary Macdonald sang
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. The
bearers were L. j. Fenton, j. p. Fer
ritter, T. A. Austin and c. f. Mann.
The burial took place in the Roman
Catholic cemetery.
The Vermont academy baseball
team closed successful season Sat
urday and clinched its claim TO the
Glover league pcnnant by defeating
the BrattleborO high school team in u
game lasting four and onc-half in
nings, by score of l3 to .. No one
appeared to be sufficiently interested
in the affair to keep box score, bu:
both sides are sure that Vermont
Academy won by score of - to ,.
Wallace Edward Mason, ir, of
Keene. n. H., and Louise |. Bellamy
of Brookline, Mass, were married in
the Congregational church Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock by the pastor,
Rev. Richard II. Clapp. They were
attended by Mrs. E. d. Whitney of
Brattleboro and by the brides broth
err, Charles j. Bellamy of Springfield
Mass head of the News Publishing
Co. Mr.. Mason is a Harvard graduate
He and his bride will live near Boston.
The assistant Judges of the Windham
county court who heard the divorce
suit of Tina II. Strceter against Lyman
II. Streeter, both of Brattleboro, on the
granted the divorce. The decree gives
Elizabeth and LaVernc, to the moth
ed of Mrs. Streeter and requires their
father to pay 50 a week towards their
support. Mrs Strcetcr is now resi-
dent of North Hinsdalc, n. II.
Tracy l.. Reed and Miss Minerva
Louise Allen, both of Jacksonville, were
married Saturday afternoon by Rev. d..
+. Trout, pastor of the First Univcr-
salist church, in the parsonage. They
were unattended. After a few days
wedding trip they will live in Jack
sonville, where Mr.. Reed is in the har-
ness business. Mrs. Reed is daugh-
ter of Wallace S. Allen of Jacksonville
and Mr. Reed is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal Reed, also of that town. He is a
nephew of C. w. Reed of Brattleboro,
in whose home they were guests over
Sunday.
The Ladies circle of the Univer-
salist church at its annual meeting
elected these oilicers Pres, Mrs. A.
w. Rockwell; vice pres, Mrs. Verne
II. Winchester, Mrs. ID. Il. Trout; see.
Mrs. Roland p. Hamilton; treas.
Mrs Freeman Scott; auditor Mrs. c.
L. Stickney; directors, Mrs. F. L. Will
lard, Mrs. c. r. Simonds, Mrs. Sarah
Dickinson, Mrs. C. w. Pufier, Mrs. G
II. Hall, Mrs. +. b. Barrows. Mrs. A
w. Rockwell was chosen delegate
and Mrs. H. M. Wood was chosen al
ternate to attend the Universalist
convention in Bellows Falls, June 10
Louie Christensen, II, son of Mrs
Grace Christensen of Guilford, wal
committed by Judge Frank +. Barber
in municipal court Friday morning t.
not less than one and onc-half yeari
nor more than two years in the indus
trial school at Nergenncs. State s At
torney o. b. Hughes charged him will
misconduct, both at home and in tn,
neighborhood of his home. At the re
quest of the court Attorney II. b
Chase appeared for the boy. The com
initial was with the approval of tn,
boys mother and other relatives, VIII,
admitted that they had no control owe
him. The boys father, Jens Christian
sen, who was divorced by his wife il
1914, is living in Connecticut.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Brattleboro high school will oper
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock
with the class day exercises on the
lawn of the high school building. The