Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
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Dodge, who will occupy it as home.
During the week ending Saturday
five homes were qaarnntined for innu-
enza, all of these, being reported preSi.
Gus TO Saturday.
The women of the First Universalist
society will hold their annual fair,
which will he called a Victory fair,
Thursday, Feb. 8, afternoon and even,
ing. 4 ~
All OF tho % influenza patients at
the Austine Institution have made good
yecoveries and no new cases have de-
veloped since Jan. l2. None of the pa
tients developed pneumonia.
A letter has been received by the
local board Of trade from Senator Will
liam =. Dillingham; stating that he has
entered the name Of that organization
to receive the Congressional Record.
Arrangements have been made by
James +. Byrne, United States Employ
ment service examiner, of Bellows Falls
who was in town yesterday to confer
with board of trade officials, for the
Brattleboto board of trade to act as off
cal agents of the United States Employ
ment service for the employment of SOL
diers.
Howard l.. Bcal, IL, only son of Mr.
and Mrs. Justus II. Beal of Waltham
Mass, died in Waltham Jan. 90 of
pneumonia. The family formerly
lived in Brattleboro, Mr.. Beal being in
the employ Of the Connecticut River
Power Go.
Friends of Miss Mary Davis of
Jacksonville, Fla, formerly of this
town and graduate of the high school
in the class Of 1916, received cards
Friday announcing her marriage to
Robert Justin Mahsert, in Jacksonville,
Fla, Monday, Jan. 6. They will be at
home there after Feb. at 303 Cottage
avenue.
A series of meetings TO discuss early
Matching: and demonstrate various
phases id setting up and operating in.
~ beginning Feb. 3, aud A. l.. Smith
poultry specialist. will be present. Any
community desiring one of these meet
ings should communicate with the
Farm Bureau. 80,
A book just published by the Ameri-
can Book company in the series Of
eclectic English classics was prepared
by Principal Julius r. Warren of this
tOWus iut DUN contains StLtCtiOHS ltOh
Browning with introduction and notes
by Mr.. Warren. The publication was
compiled by Mr.. Warren at the request
of the publishers.
The Red Cross has asked the women
of the Windham county chapter to
finish before March /, 10000 garments
for the women and children of war
stricken Europe. Every woman who is
willing to help is asked to remember
that the work rooms in the federal
building are open every afternoon for
sewing ffam 2 to O'Clock.
The annual report of Mrs Jane NJ.
Tyler, treasurer of the Associated Char
tiles Of Rsattlebdro, shows that 90 fam
lilies aided in 1913 and that $685.
g. was expended. as follows: Provi-
-Sions, $24.7s; fuel, $500; clothing,
$73.73; medicines and physicians serv-
ices, $3.50; trucking, $l.20; Judge
Schwenk, $3.50; loan, $50; community
sewing, $2730.
On account of the illness of Attorney
Hume of New York, OF, counsel for the
plaintiff, the case Of Mrs. Genevra W.
Woodruff of that city against the two
B-attleboro national banks and G. G.
Staples, trustee has been continued TO
Tue sday, Feb. A, at 8 q. M, when it will
be heard before Judge Harland B.
Howe in the United States court at
Brattleboro. The hearing was set for
Tuesday of this week.
Leslie Frank Wellmap and Miss
Esthef Collins, both of Guilford were
married at o'clock Saturday after
noon by Rev. Delmar u. Trout in the
Universalist parsonage. The couple
We're unattended and double ring
service was used. After short wed
dug trip they will live in Guilford, Mr.
Wellman Us son of Sheriff and Mrs
Frank L.2Wellman. ~
Between 400 and 500 persons enjoyed
skating ON the Retreat meadow Sun
day afternoon and a smaller number
were on the meadow in the morning
The ice was at its best before the
warmth of midday softened it. The Re
treat authorities have prohibited the
use of motor driven vehiclest of any
description on the meadow, and the ac
ton meets with the general approva
among the many who are fond of skat
ing.
HaroldE Mofitt has been appointed
Windham county director and chief en-
rolling officer of the United States
Boys Wprking Reserve, which is con
Quoted under the jurisdiction Of the de
partment of labor The appointment
came through Rollo Reynolds of Lyn
donville, state chairman, The bushes
Of the working reserve in this state i
TO enroll boys to work on their hom
farms, Certificates, buttons, medals
etc, will be given for degrees of sue
cess in this line of work.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet A. Glib
son, who died Wednesday night in tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Whit
of 10 Cedar street, was held in tn
White home at 230 o'clock Frida
afternoon, Rev. Delmar +. Trout Off
catng, and the burial took place i
the family lot in, Prospect Hi
cemetery. The bearers were Ferri
II. Vaughan, Arthur P. Carpenter
Julius Il. Leach and Carl Endlich. TIL
floral tributes were many and beauti
full. Mrs. Alice Whitney Bascom o
Glens Fails, N. y, came to attend til
service. s %3-t
The session of Windham county couI