Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-15
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A still alarm at 2.3O Monuay afternoon
called the fire department automobile
truck to the village dump east of the
railroad yard A fire which had started
among rubbish was easily cxtinguishcd
Mrs. Flora c. Kenyon of Athens, for
mcrlv Flora c. Glazier, has filed -peti
ton in the county clerks office for a
divorce from Frank r. Kenyon on the
ground OF dcscrtion. She asks for the
custody of one minor child.
Miss Thclma Russell celebrated her
sixth birthday anniversary. Saturday
afternoon by inviting several of her
little friends to spend the afternoon
with her in the grove at the far
ground. The young people enjoyed
gaines and a luncheon.
Mrs. Calsta G. Miller of Boston, at
one time n resident of Brattlcboro, died
in her home at 40 Harvard street, Bos-
ton at the age of 81 years. She was
a daughter of the late George and En-
lily Ward of West Brattleboro. She
leaves a nephew here, II. G.. Houghton
of . Baker street.
Franz; Hancock who is in charge of the
poultry department at the Scott farm,
broke his right wrist Saturday afternoon
while attempting to crank his Ford auto
mobile. The accident happened in the
rear of Crosby block. He was taken to
the Memorial hospital, where DR.. c. II.
Aldrich reduced the fracture.
Persons who are willing to take boys
or girls to work for their board and
room while attending high school are
asked to communicate with Principal j.
T. Warren ms soon as possible after
Saturday of this week Principal War
rem already has several calls from girls
who wish to secure such places.
Uulio,, Kovos of Uolvokc. Mass. an
,,,,or;onnod ,,,,or maker has been en-
.al,oJ nc .uror;ntondont Of the w H.
E;nton & Son Manor mill and has taken
~ tha ,rorl Miss Beatrice Vinton is
up .S tmV nf .bc ofiicc end of the busi-
nose Nh, Koves ,yho is a single man. sue
aaod, pat,icI. I pnrlc Putnev paper-
v ol ,Ybn camc hero TO act as superin-
,o , ''
,1..;., G. v.,,i+ro,. bovo on.
ll9rN eH' M"''i 'V g.. n,.; ,i'I Wil;an, cor.
Ieieu as TouiiS' u i9 %orJ I" af 1In1ardville
"oi anu l,o. ~ , t'oan'm at;o,, hos hoon
Ion,i "G"i"I ~, ,1 T,''' ,,';dan 60 rocovor
$4,000 damages for injuries sustained
in an automobile and motorcycle acct
dent near SpofTord lake Sept ,, 1918.
Service of the papers has been completed
on both defendants
porri,c.or 1o,. will no observed ot
.,,a Ca,,ntr,, oInh Co+urd.v with an
,ftor,oo,, asa o,,o,,iru nrooror, includ.
;,, ..,If Co.. ,i,o ,,,o, nnd ,Tct;on bridoo
60 H. ~ rrboro viii ho nuei,
~ p 9i'C r,I,. nol,as4ro of Croonfold
, ,o,jn 1' d;,,nor r,onu a. - m and
Io,,o;,r, +hrn,,l,lo,,t tho o,'on;na Tba
committee in CHARGE of the entertain
mont consists of Mrs Francis Blakc
Mrs. lyndon Durham and Mrs. Paul
DnW;t+
Tbo funeral of Mrs. Ellen NJ Hiplev.
who died in fbr Memorial ,,hosnital
August H. was held in the home of
NIrs E,, NIacEui,b+ Of ~ Central street
with whom she lived. at . o'clock Fri,
dav afternoon. Roy + O s Osgood off.
ciatipp. and thc burial took place in
Nnrlhoro The hearers wore + f
Young. Fred Dunklcc. Frank Dunklce
and Robert IIiglcy. Mrs. Guy Morse of
Proctorsvillr and Miss Sadie Winchester
Of Athol, Mass, attended the service.
Tho Eov Scout comn in West Dum.
mcrs+on rorc to closn Monday aft
cr an rnusrollv npiovohln session of
two weeks. Between 20 and 40 Scouts
,Nrc in attendance during the first week
and SLIGHTLY smaller number the sec
ord. In addition to REGULAR Scout activ-
flies tbc bovs made many walking trims
throuch thc srrrounding country The
camn wos in CHARGE of Scout Commits.
sioner Earl A. Braman, who was assist.
cd by Rev. r. A. Mum, Stewart Stearns
and Roger sherman.
Two rconcrs took to thor heels short
u cftor midnight SUNDAY NIGHT wbcr
tho,. bc,rd tho door unlocked at ono al
the horses ON Grove street where the,
wcrc ncening and the owner Of the hons,
stonnnd ont and fred ono shot of his re
volyer The marauders also were seel
nccning into windows of other houses i,
The ncigbhorbood earlier in the evening
II 10 tbought tho intruders may hav,
Lccn the 6ncs who have been Robin,
clotho. limos and nreservc shelves in eel
lars in other sections of the VILLAGE
rita 4.,,.4oaa 81 Cha Aoodo,,,,, of Mn.
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