Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-06-13
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BEATTL,EBORO.

Children s day will be observed next
Sunday in the First Baptist church An
excellent program has been prepared
for the occasion.
In the regular meeting of the board
of trade directors Wednesday two per
sons were elected to membership. The
report of the band committee also was
discussed
The annual baccalaurcatc sermon TO
the high school graduating class will be
preached by Rev. Clark Y. Browncll in
The First Baptist church Sunday cvc-
ming, June %.
SO far rs is known the first peas TO
be gathered from gardens in this vi
ciuity this season WIRE Il mess picked
bv George wilder Monday morning in
George L. Durham S garden.
Fordicc L. Brigham and Miss Helen
Louise Temple, both of Nottingham,
were married Tuesday at 10 O'Clock
by Rev. y. T.. Trout in the Univcrsalist
parsonage. A single ring service was
used and they were unattended.
George Wilson Of Pine street has
bought the Egbcrt Brasor house at the
corner of Pine and Canal streets for an
investment. The sale was made through
John l.. Howard S real estate agency.
The house is uuoccupicd at present
The f. d. club entertained % of their
young friends Saturday evening from
80 to in the Episcopal parish house.
Harry Wales furnished music for dane
ing. The chapcronCS were Mrs. f. w.
Gibson. Mrs W. G.. Scrcombc and Mrs.
Martin Austin. Punch was served.
Maxwell Boyd who recently was dis
charged from service at Camp DcVcns,
where he was chef in an officers mess
about year, has been engaged as stew
ard at the Vermont Wheel club. In adj
dton TO serving lunches the club will
now take special orders TO be served
upon proper notification to the steward.
Miss Elizabeth Moran S Scotch col
lie "Laddic.' was run over June )
by an automobile and one of his
legs was broken. 1t was necessary to
have the dog chloroformcd. The own
err of the car is not known The dog
was well bred, the father being a prize
winner at the Madison Square show in
NV York in 1917.
Mrs. Clarence l.. Stckncy entertained
II young women, who assisted Mrs.
Stickncy in the program at the Uni
vcrsalist fair and the Woman s club
play IN her home ON Linden street Fri
dav-Sght. a variety of games were en-
iovcd, in which prizes were given to
Miss Evelyn Fisher, Miss Gertrude
plummCr and Miss Minnie Cooper Re
frcshmcnts of ice cream, cake and
punch were served.
Mrs. Robert Kent of Brattlcboro has
received from her son, Private Robert
Kent Of the 4lst aero squadron, 9Th
pursuit group, army of occupation, Il
letter written at Coblcnz, Germany, on
Mothers day, May II. He had been
in the army just II II months when the
letter was written, and said he had
Travelled far and seen much. He was
we'll and expressed the belief that it
woulI not be long before hc would be
back nome.
As Mrs. Charles Joycclin of Chester
field. n. H., went to take the feed bag
off her horses head and put on the
bride ON Flat street Wednesday, the
whistle at the G.. +. Bradley Corps fac
tory was blown and frightened the
horse, which ran short distance. No
damage was done AS the animal was
stoppcd near the X. Il. Moshcr garage
the Searcs blacksmith shop, which is
directly in the rear of the Bradley fac
tory. The horse was hitchcd TO a
buggy.
Mrs. Eva O. Bell of IS Canal street
who received Geographic news of the
death of her brother, Herman f. Ten
ncy of Madison, Mimi, has received a
clipping from a Madison paper which
states that death was due to pleuro
pneumonia after Il short illness. Mr.
Tcnncy was % years old. He was a ma
tive of Colrain, Mass. and had many
acquaintanccs here. Besides his wife h'
leaves nine children, nine grandchildren
two sisters, Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Emmi
Hall of Wcstmorcland, and brother
Ernest Tcnncy of South Vernon.
Members of the Odd Fellows and Re
lckah lodges, in rcgalia attended scrv
ice in the First Baptist church Sun
day, seats being reserved for them il
the center of the first floor. They me
at the temple at 9,A5 O'Clock am
marched to the church. The Suprcmac
OF Service was the subject of the ser
mon by Rev Clark r.. Browncll, VIII
emphasized thc necessity of simple scrV
ice rendered TO others. The annua
memorial service and decoration o
graves Of deceased members Of thoa
lodges will take place next Sunday aft
CrnOOn.
Private Elliot Chard OF the 10Th con
rapy, 9Th regiment, marine corps, o
Wiuchcndon, Mass. Il nephew Of Mr.
J. NJ. Cobb of Putnry road, Il. +. D.
Trattlehoro, has not been heard fror
directly by his relatives since a lcttc
written TO his mother, Mrs. G. l.. Char
Of Winchendon, just before the hattI
Of the Argonnc Before going oversee
he was stationed several months in re,
as. Inquiries have resulted in Red Cro'
information that he was in n hospiti
carly in November. A soldier inquirn
in Paris found that Private Chard ha
drawn no pay since October and that h
nail was unclaimed AT the post onic
Mrs. Cobb would be very grateful fC
any information concerning him. Poi
sibly some returning soldier may kno