Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-08

Marie Auvyne, to Merle y. Stone of Bcr-
lin, n. II.
The Ladies' circle of the First Uni
vcrsalist church will hold a rummagc
sale Oct 22 and 23 in the Hooker house
on Main street.
So far as can be learned nothing has
been done with the complaints which NJ.
]. Hapgood made against some of the
midway exhibitors at the Valley fair.
The Nlillcrs Falls Co, which occupies
the Ninton building on Elm street has
bought the building. The company took
an option on the property at the time 1t
bought the business last spring.
Harry r. Osgood and Miss Vivian
Dalrymplc. both of Halifax. were mar
ried at : 80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
by Rev. II. A. Num- at the Methodist
parsonage. \ double ring service was
used. The couple will live in Halifax.
ii. p. Yearly has sold the Monroe
house on Canal street, beyond {: r..
Aliens, to A. j.. Quist of North lIinSdalc,
who has sold his farm there and come to
this village to work in the w. f. Richard
son market. Mr.. Yearly bought the place
last August.
The new offircrs of the Vermont State
Merchants association will come to Brat
tpboro Wednesday. Oct. ID, for the pur-
pose of addressing the merchants OF Brat
tleboro as to the object of the new asso-
cIHtlOTl. | lie was lplHl'N
in Burlington last week.
Mrs. Abbic II. Keith. who died last
week in the home Of her son. Newell J..
Keith of Brighton, Mass, formerly lived
in BrattlcborO and before her marriage
to the late Edward II. Keith, a Boston
INGREDIENT, she was soloist in the CEN
IRE congregational church She was born
in WATERFOWL, Mass, daughter or the
late Thomas lie Moyne.
r,,,4,. JN;Sb nd Eaup Warden % /.
Metcalf has moved his Office from 81
Main street to 400 Western avenue,
where he has just had n telephone IN
stalled 2S2-Y being the number. Office
hours will be from to $50 a. m. and
G.3O to 10 p. IN. His postoffice address
hereafter will be West Brattleboro All
BrattlcborO persons may inquire at
Oakess barber shop
An amendment to the charter of the
Connecticut River Power Co. by the Yer
mont public service commission was filed
Tuesday in the Office of the secretary of
state. 1t strikes out the section prohibit
ing the flooding of the Brattleboro lie
treat meadow. This is in accordance
with an agreement made some time ago
between the Power Co. and the Retreat
officials. a part of the meadow already
is flooded
DR. Edward r. Lynch has bought OF
the Averill estate the property on Putney
road known as IIc lJoIInul ID l%dtoii
place DR.. Lynch will make some i'm
provcments and repairs and will occupy it
for n home There are 10 acres of land
on the place. DIR. Lynch has sold ms
house on Canal street to Chief-of-Iolict
George Wilson and his brother and sister
Henry Wilson and Mrs. Annie Heydeckel
of Williams street.
has signed an affidavit which has beer
filed by States Attorney Il. w. Gibson
stating that he bought quart of wills
key on the Valley fair grounds Wednesda!
Of q man whom he did not know. maj
who was with Thomas has signed an al
fdavit to the effect that he saw Thoma
buy the liquor d. Thomas says he pai'
the stranger $50 for the quart.
News has been received by Mrs. ]. W
Gregg of the marriage of her granddaugh
ter Miss Eleanor S. Gregg of Springfield
Mass, formerly of Brattleboro, and Arie
II. Mccarthy of San Francisco Sept. y
the wedding taking place in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Mccarthy is a daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gregg of Spring
field Mass, and has been employed re
comfy in bank in San Francisco. MI
Mccarthy is steel structural engineer
They vii live in San Francisco.
Trees were uprootod. telephone pole
were blown down, electro and telephon
wires We're broken, leaving many home
without lights, large quantities of apple
were blown from the trees. plate gla'
window in the Company l headquartel
in the Barber building on Main stree
was blown out. roads were washed, Il
electric railroad track was buried in di
in some places, and other damage WI
done and inconvenience caused by IL
rain and windstorm which visited Bra
tleboro and vicinity Thursday and Thur
day night, Sept. 30.
Joel Flacg of Guilford left his hor
standing Thursday, Sept. 80 in front
q house on Birge street while he we
inside to deliver milk and the horse b
came frightened for an unknown eau
and started to run. Miss Mary Ell
Smith who was riding in the vehic
was thrown out and received injurit
At first it was thought she had n brok
hip. An x-ray photograph taken at t
Memorial hospital did not show Al
broken bones, and she left the hospit
in few days. The horse was stopp
without any further damage having be
done.
\ card received by The Phoenix fro
Mrs. II. T. Wheeler. who left recen
with her husband for Florida, stat
that they enjoyed an exceptiona
smooth trip to Jacksonville by boat a
after a trip of 147 miles by train til
ere settled at Orlando for the wint
1t continues: Just outside our W
NONS bluIf,t< Slup'llull, idhE'
ines and lemons. although too green
eat vet. The hibiscus is wonderful
its flaming beauty and the hooking BIZ
are everywhere. as are the blue inyS
and they are the same noisy old fello
end give home-likc touch TO the pl
for us who are the snow birds of
north. Tourists are coming in "
carly this season, and there is mi
building going on all over the city"
Scdewicl post, No. s., G. A.
held its regular meeting in G. 4. II.
Saturday afternoon. oct. ., with
members present. At the close of Il
meeting 20 women of the Relief 60
came in and entertained the post IN
hers. Commander II. p. Hunter.
had been attending the national enca
ment at indianapolis, read the reI
of Daniel NJ. Hall. the commander
chief. which was very interesting A
the reading of the report the wol
served n lunch of sandwiches, do
nuts cheese. cake and coffee.
Porter and Mrs. Walker of the RI
corps each gave n reading, onpropr
70 the occasion. The musician, y