Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-07-09
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BRATTLEBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Reed have
moved from W. II. Bonds house on High
street to c. NJ. Dugan's house on Green
street which recently was vacated by
MIR. and Mrs. c. l.. Spccr.
Tickets for Brattlcboro's Chautauqua
have been received at the Office of the
Chamber of Commerce, and meeting OF
the puarantors will be held in short
time to distribute the tickets. Chautau-
qua will be held from August II to %
this year.
II. y. Hawkins, 'who recently came here
from Springfield, Mass, to take posi-
ton as assistant, manager in j. f. Mann S
drvcoods store, has bought the Harry
Dovlov place on Western avenue. After
making some improvements he and Mrs.
Hawkins will occupy it for home.
John L. Howard, real estate agent, has
exchanged his two-tcnemcnt house ut p
Brook street. known as the {. ID. Noycs
house, for William Towards two-tcnc-
mcnt house at % High street, known as
the Simonds house. William Howard
will complete the repairs on the Noycs
place and will occupy the downstairs ten
cmcnt.
Charles Olson of Fort Drummer Heights
was brought before Acting Judge {. NJ.
Miller Tuesday on Il charge of drunk
cnrcss. to which he pleaded guilty. Mr.
Olson claimed to have brought liquor
with him from Concy Island, New York,
which place he said he had not visited
in 3S wears lie was fined 50 and costs
amounting to sob, which he paid.
The preacher at the Mortified Foreign
Missionary conference Sunday, July II,
at lO.lj o'clock in the Auditorium will
he Rev. Thomas Yates, pastor OF the
Kcn.ington congregational church, Len
sington. London, England. Rev. Mr.
Yates is in this country as a delegate to
the international Council of Congrcga-
tonal Churches.
4 Ford automobile owned by Harold
t. Pratt of Putncy disappeared from
the union station here Monday fore
noon while the owner was away on a
short trip by train and was missing until
about o'clock at night. At that time
Sheriff Frank H. Welman received word
bv telephone from Mr.. Pratt's brothcr-in-
law that the machine had been found in
West Brattlcboro village, where it had
been abandoned.
j.. Kenneth Wilson of Bowdoinham
Me-, has been engaged as teacher of sci
cncc and mathematics at the Brattlcboro
high school the coming year to succeed
Maurice Crosby, who resigned to accept
position with the Horace Mann school
of Columbia university in New York
Mr.. Wilson has had three years of teach.
ing experience and served some time in
the army during the war. lie graduated
from Bates college in 1917.
Harold +. Pratt of Putncy and Miss
Pauline \. Whitney, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcrvin Whitney of the llolbrook
farm in Dummerston, were married at
\ Friday night at the Universalist
parsonage by Rev. Demar l.. Trout, who
used single ring service. The couple
was attended by Floyd Whitney and
Miss Margaret Frost. After the cerc-
mony they went to the home of the
? brides parents, where they were given
reception. They left this morning for
Il short wedding trip and on their return
they will live on Mr.. Pratt's farm in
Putncy.
Herbert William Miller of Sc Frost
street and Mrs. Isabel (Ncssl Dunton of
Brattleboro mere married Thursday
July !. at $50 p. m. by Rev. w. G..
Bernard. rector of St Michael's Episcopal
church. The ceremony was performed at
the parsonage on Tyler street. The
bridal couple was attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. +. :. Cooley. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
left today for II visit at her former home
in Rutland. They will make their home
ut 1G Frost street. Mr.. Miller is en-
pIoycd by the Estcy Organ company as
sawyer. Mrs. Miller had worked in town
rs housckccpcr
Miss Gertrude S. Stockwcll, who re-
Gently resigned her position in the Of
fee of the IIolstcin- 'ricsian assoca
ton, and Frank n. Ellis, machinist
of Planvillc, Conn. were married at
the congregational parsonage in Plain.
vile June 30 by Rev. f.. c. Grill
lrttc. Miss Stockwcll is the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Charles j. Stockwel
of West Brattlcboro. She took the
stcnographic course at the business col
logc in Kccnc and worked in the Office
of the Morgan Spring Co. in Worccs
ter, Mass, before coming to Brattlc
buro to take an Office position
The wedding of Joseph A. Harwood
principal Of the Luncnburg high schoo
and Mrs. Lula NJ. (Horton) Francis
also of luncnburg, Mass, took plac,
at the bride 5 home Saturday after
noon in the presence of only the i'm
mediate families ! Rev. Austen r
Kcmpton Of Cambridge, Mass, paste
Of the Broadway Baptist church, per
formed the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs
lIarwood left Immediately after tn
ceremony for Il wedding trip of sew
cral weeks. Mrs. lIarWood is the onl
daughter of Frank Y. Horton of Brat
tlrboro. Mr.. Horton and Miss Mar,
Horton attended the wedding.
\ stone, probably thrown by the sho
of an automobile, hit the large plat
glass window on the north side of Moral
& Rhode 5 store Tuesday afternoon am
broke the windowi 1t smashed inside til
store and struck thc edge of a mahogan.
table, making big indentation. A SINH
lar accident Happened Tuesday morn
ing, when the north window of tn
womcn's department in Goodnow, Pear
son & Hunts department store wa
broken Trap rock is being draw
through Main street every day for tn