Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01
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BRATTLEBORO.

Warden L. II. Mctcalf in West Brattlc
bOro. The number is 2S2-Y.
Henry Leo Wood, sailor, of 10 Reet
street, and Mrs. Florence May phil
lipS). Soden of % Canal street were
married Tuesday afternoon by Car
5. Hopkins, justice of the peace.
The Clean of the centre Congrega
tional Sunday school netted more thar
$50 from the sale of out-grown clothnl
conducted in a vacant store on High
street Saturday afternoon. The money
is to help in a local charitable cause OF
the church.
\ petition asking that the Wedncsda,
half-hodays be continued throughout
the year and that local stores be CLOSED
at o'clock Saturday evening has beer
circulated among the employees OF local
mercantile establishments and has been
generally signed.
w. Il. Cheney has sold his two-apart-
mcnt house ut 40 and - Central street
to Howard and Mabel Gibson of New
London. Conn. who will move here. Mr.
ellison is n railroad engineer. The sale
was made through the real estate agency
of $. w, Edgctt 4 Co.
The summer half-holidays, which began
the first of June closed Wednesday.
The holidays this season have extended
over longer period than in any previous
summer, four full months being covered
whereas heretofore a period of about IL
or II weeks has been covered.
Ruby, s, daughter of station agent
and Mrs. G. \. Smith of Vernon, fell
backward Sunday from Il wagon, tractur
ing the left leg above the =, knee. Pr IL
u. Greene attended her. The child was
attempting to catch a ride on a passing
wagon when the accident happened.
Mrs. Sarah f.. Griffin of st. Adams
formerly of Brattlcboro, has issued invi
tations to the wedding of her daughter
Miss Elizabeth G.. Griffin, to Harold
Beqls Fisher of st. Adams, the wedding
to take place get, IL at st. Mary
The 4. Wells Stowe estate at 1Gi
Western avenue, has been sold by Mrs.
Stowe, to Arthur II. Stcarns of VIII
mington, possession to be given in No
vembcr. The sale was made through
the John l.. Howard agency. Mr..
Stcarns has the mail route between
Brattlcboro and Wilmington.
Lucia b. White has sold her 12-acrC
farm at Monument. North IIinsdalc, "
H., to George j. Calming of San Antonio
Texas. The sale was made through John
j.. Towards real estate agency. Mr.
Gnhring is a mechanical engineer. He
will take possession on or before April
coming to the farm to make his home.
The moving pictures, The Pope. Iii,
Holiness. Benedict XIV. which were made
ON the occasion of the Knights of Column
bus pilgrimage to the eternal city and
which were shown at the Princess theatr,
Monday, We're shown at ST. Joseph.
convent early that evening for Rev. Jane.
i. Rand and the Sisters of st. Joseph
This was the first time they ever had
seen moving pictures.
The Baraca corn roast Monday night
at the f. Il. Convey farm on Western
avenue was very largely attended. Prob
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time was enjoyed. The usual accom-
panlments were present in profusion
such as corn. frankfurters, marshmal
lows, sandwiches. etc. and the Grove
will be ready for another under the
same auspices.
Twenty-Five young people of the Cen
ire Congregational church met in the
chapel Sunday evening at Z o'clock for
sing and to discuss the question of Sun
day evening meetings for this year II
was decided to hold a meeting each Sun
day evening at clock. to be com
posed of Il song service and the discus
sion OF various topics regarding dcnom-
national beliefs and purposes. WATERS
and orangcadc were served.
In tn" annual conference of the Yer
mont chapters. Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution in Montpcicr Wednesday
Mrs. W.. f. Root of this town was
elected librarian. and the name of Mrs.
Lyman f.. Holden, also of this place.
was suggested as vice president general
from Vermont. In the annual meeting
of the Colonial Danes Tuesday Mrs.
Holden was elected the third member of
inc board OF management to succeed Mrs.
j. l.. Martin. the retiring member.
construction work on the side track
TO the new milk plant on the so-callcd
bradley farm will be begun as soon as
the traffic department Of the Central
Vermont Railway Co. has completed ar
fragments for service to that point. ac
cordlng to a communication received by
cooperative Milk Producers, Inc, from
the general manager of the Central Yer
company, who STATED that his department
had taken favorable action on the app:i
cation of the milk company. 1t is cs
mont comlmny, who stated that
his department had taken favor
able action on the application o
the milk company. 1t is estimated tn,
cost of the siding will be about $1,000
The following property was sold dun
ing the month OF. September by l.. W
T rarE a5,sno agent fr for rhe E. a Strqu
bought the Wallace a. johnson farm il
Marlboro; William c. Collins of Chicag
bought the Walter c. Lippincott farm i
Jamaica; Joseph J. DIrulle Of New Yor
Guy bolSht Inc l. W. Morse farm /
Ncwfanc; Fritz Frederick Of Hartford
Conn, bought the George w. Gleaso
i4rIn in Jamaica: Benjamin Charnock {
kenhridge, Va, bought the Albert Goot
ell farm in Marlboro; +. w. Stuart {
Beverly, Mass, bought the l.. NJ Fame
farm in Marlboro, the William Fitzpa
rick farm in Wardsboro and the \. &,
Spraguc farm in Marlboro; l.. G. Make
Of TT. Washable, Wyo.. bought the i
b. Longstaf farm in Halifax
About 30 members of Brattlebor
chapter, Daughters Of the America
Revolution, went to Bellows Falls Mol
day to be guests Of William Frcnc
chapter, which also invited the Walpol
y. H.. chapter, at the home of Mr.
VIII f.. Pierce at the Basin farm
where luncheon was served at 1..
o'clock, and where the program was pr
scented from the veranda and lawn. So
cnty-siX sat down to the luncheon
Mrs George Maynard Miner of WI
tcrford, Conn, president general
the ID. \. r.. gave an interesting n,
dress along the lines of Americana
ton and True Democracy. Two VOC
solos We're rendered by Mrs. Winthrc
H. 1ient of Westminster with piano a
compartment by Mrs. Arthur l.. Ca
pointer of BrattlcbOro.