Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-24
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and Just received in Brattlcboro are
signed Capt. Harry Gray, Bombay, In
dia;" Capt, Gray Is a Brattieboro mar
and is business manager for 40 men who
are doing Y. NJ. c. A. work in India.
Membership cards, ~ by inches, made
of paper especially, treated with linseet
oil To stand the s#sdthffS have beer fur
nishea the WfndhbmS county farm Blu
ram by the state association and are be
ing distributed 70 members.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lang received
news Wednesday ftpmGtheir son, Corp
Howard w. Lang stating Mat he arrived
yesterday ut Hob6knn and was ut The
drsenhut hospital disabled. He has been
stationed at Fort pouguen, an old French
fort at Brest, at the headquarters casual.
ty cahp. ,......
In q meeting of the board of trustees
Of THE Brattleboro Free Library associa.
ton Tuesday night it was voted to ac'
cept two oil paintings and copy of the
Diekermafi Reneslogy from p. +. Con.
nofs, who went p short time ago to live
with his Sister III Providence. r. /. The
paintings are of ancestors of Mrs. Con
nors, who was Sarah Dickerman, great
granddaughter OF DIR. John Dickerman
the. first physician to practice in Brattle-
boro. m
The annual meeting and election of
officers Of Friendship circle was held
in Odd Fellows Temple Tuesday aft
ernodn and supper was served at 6.15
o'clock Che women tied puffs in the
afternoon. These officers were elected:
Pres, Mrs Sadie Strong; vice pres,
Mrs. Mary Snow; sec, Mrs. Alice
Cleaveland; treas, Mrs. Lillian Miller;
directresses, Mrs. Susie Cook, Mrs.
Susie Bishop, Mrs. Ella Wood, Mrs.
Nettie Akeley.
The funeral of Mrs. Sophie Perry, who
died In her'home at,4 Hunt avenue Thurs
day inornihg, was held at 8 O'Clock Sat
,urday in st. Michael's Roman Catholic
church and the burial took place in st.
Michael's Roman Catholic cemetery. Mrs.
Perry was a daughter of Felix and Saro-
pima Broudow and was born in Canada
ia WARS ago. Besides her son, Victor
Perry, with whom she lived, she leaves a
grandson, W. j. Perry of Compton, X. l..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Perry attended the
funeral.
The funeral of Mrs. Guy w. Tudor,
who died Wednesday afternoon, was
held at 10 o'clock Saturday forenoon
in her home on Birge street, Rev.
Clark r. Brownell officiating. The body
was taken to Richmond for funeral ser
vices and burial Saturday. Mrs. viii
liam Hopkins, mother of Mrs. Tudor,
and Mrs. Ethel Sackett of Boston, who
were called here on account of her i'll
ness, went to Richmond Thursday to
make arrangements for the. services
there.
The annual meeting of the iWoman's
auxiliary OF ST.. Michaeps Episcopal
church was held Friday afternoon. The
following officers werp elected: Pres
Mrs. VIII, Lane; FIRST vice pres!.,, Mrs. A.
w. Montgomery ;. secppa. vice. pres, Mrs
". r. Heywoqd sec, Mrs A. Y; D. Piper
tress., tAIrs-4G, H. Babbs. Tbe officers
elected ,fdr the yKaman's auxiliary to the
board OF missions ifor the years Pres,
Mrs. w. G.. Sercombe; vice pres, Mrs.
George Tyler; sec, Mrs. J. l.. Martin;
treas, Mrs, Carl +. Cain. Mrs. +. w.
Gibson was elected chairman of the
church periodical club, !. -,.. -.
News. was received BY Bfattleboro
friends Monday night Of the death in
Detroit. Mich. Saturday Of Mrs., Abbie
forneriy of.Wast Brat tleber9. Mrs. De-
Gfasik md daughter lived in Btattlebpro
few years agoswh9n Mrs Clark mabel
Dec lauYln was. practicihg her profession
ASA inqIse. While here they lived IN {.
S.,{base's houssTqn, Harris, place, Mrs,
DeGraux was With her daughter at the
Clark home IN, Nest Brat tfeboto about q
month lasf suplfnfr.5 =
AZ session Of the United States court
wal BE-. Held IN the federal building here
Ian. "a 1t 8 asipS lahe case set for tria
isfthat, Of Mrs. S6lenfyrA W.. Woodruff OF
New YnrSp against the Vermont Nationa
bank. akss sI'eoples tSstionar bank and
CbdrlesfG. Staples. ttastee The plaintiff
claim thatAt defehdents hold mortgage
Of $4,000 which belongs TO her and which
they seek, to apply on the indebtedness
of the Vermont Last Block Co. to tn
banks. Chase & Chase are attorneys fo
the plaintiff and A: +. Schwenk for tn
defendents,,.,
The quarters in w. A.. Morse =
building on Elliot street, which wer'
occupied by Sherry's restaurant hav'
been fitted with hardwood floors ant
done over, throughout, and next weel
O, D. LeBert will move his barber shoI
there from, the Boyden building on tn
same. street. The shop will be equipped
With thoroughly. modern apparatus. MI
IeBert will occupy the front and mid
die rooms. and the rear room. will b
taken by. Leroy IL. Wagner, to be use'
as additional space for his shoe stor
in the same building.
PLilandeE A., Streeter, rs, well
known Civil war veteran and one o
the first Union soldiers to enter LIB
prison, died recently in the Holyok
city hospital after few days Hines:
He was born in Vernon and enlisted a
the outbreak of the Civil war in Com
pany G, I'd Vermont Volunteers. He wa
captured at the first battle of Bul
Run: For the past few years he ha
been, master mechanic in a Holyok
paper mill. He leaves a wife, who wa
Nettie Tracey, land two sons, Herber
Il. Of Springfield and Austin T.. of Yves
Springfield. :, The late Charles B. Ric
of Brattlebofo, who was in the sam
conIpany, was one of the men take
prisoner and cohfned in Richmon
prison at the shme time that Mr. Stree
er was incarcerated there. -.
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