Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-22
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BRATTLEBORO.

will hold n rummage sale i'll the Hooker
house today ami tomorrow
The women of the Episcopal guild will
hold a rummagc sale in the"vacant store
in the Barber building Saturday, Nov. o..
The women OF the Babtist Society will
hold a rummagc sale in the vacant store
in the Barber building Saturday, Nov.
10.
II. =. Yearly bought Friday of w.
Il. Harris of Charlotte the two-tenement
house at the corner of Central and Wash
ington street. The sale was made by
Harry Hildreth. -...--~-f..
The Crystal Springs Ice company has
bought n pair, of matched black horses,
weighing 5000 pounds. and a red roam
horse, weighing LOO pounds, of Nj. D..
Tetreault of Greenfield, Mass.
A. L. Baldwin of West Somervillc,
Mass, died suddenly Sunday morning in
his home. Mr.. Baldwin was a brother of
Mrs Addie G.. VanDoorn and Mrs. Fran
ces e. Clark of Brattleboro.
In the north window of Randall &
Capp's icwelry store is "A watch, 25-year
case, which win be given away as ben
eft for the Twin State Lodge, No. 635,
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
About 81 neighbors met Tuesday eve
ming ut A. J. Tatc's on Dummerston road
for a corn hlisling. Seventy five bushels
of corn were husked Refreshments of
doughnuts, coffee and pumpkin pie were
served.
The first family supper for the season
for Bingham chapter, q. f. =, was served
at Masonic temple at Clio Tuesday
evening and was followed by the regular
meeting, at which two candidates were
initiated.
Warrants have been posted for the
freemen's meeting to be held in Festival
hall in the town house Tuesday, Nov.
., when the polls will be opened at 6
o'clock in the morning and remain open
until ; o'clock in the afternoon.
The dictrct meeting of the Woman, )
Relief corps will be held at Bellows Falls
Wednesday, Oct 81 All members Of
are asked to give their names. to the
secretary, Mrs. Converse, by Saturday.
Sergt William IIusko, recruiting officer.
has been notified that enlistments may be
received for all branches of the service
from young men between the ages of IL
and 80 years, but young men of the age
of II must obtain in writing the consent
of their parents.
Ten candidates received the third and
fourth degrees in the meeting of Protec-
tive Grange Wednesday. a buffet lun-
cheon was served, after which a social
hour and dancing were enjoyed. The
next meeting, Nov. 3, will be i'll charge OF
the three graces.
Mr. and Mrs .Josenh r Lamothe of
West Tmmmerston received a telegram
,,esterda,, stating that the bodv of their
son Victor !. Lamothe. who died of
hronch;aI nneumonin Dec. 10. 1918, in
France. had arrived in New York and
probably would arrive in Bratteboro Fri:
day. Victor Lamothe was member oil
Company A, 30lst engineers.
One of Murray NJ. fuckers saddle
horses was injured badly Sunday when
II was struck bv Lawrence Yards Ford
automobile near the Austne Institution.
The horse was being ridden by a, young
woman when it was struck by the car.
The, horses Ieft hlnd neg III s w Sn'
badly and IL mas Deep lippossple ~
termine the extent OIL the aniiilai iH''
1mfe ,.,,, Co,ntv Fish g. Game
club received a consignment of 10 cans
of steeihead trout fingerlings for plant
ing in West river Wednesday. While no
great results have yet been seen from the
clubs efforts to stock West river with
this variety of trout it is continuing the
effort on the advice of expert .culturists
who say that number of years con-
tinuous planting is necessary to produce
good fishing.
Thomas T. Trembav of Irasburg was
brought before United States Commits
sioner c. NJ. Miller late Friday after
nnon nv United States Marshal A. =. Car
been indicted at the May term of the fed
eral court for failure to file a question
naire. He was placed under bonds OF
$500 to appear at the adjourned October
term of the federal court IN hutlahd NOV
8, and bail was furnished.
The Rund Trio of Boston, who ap
reared at Odd Fellows temple in concerts
the evenings of March "a and %, have
been engaged to come here to give a con
cert at the temple Thursday evening, Nov
II. Everyone who heard them at tina
time will be glad to know of their return
this season and will be interested to learI
that in addition to their musical numbers
Miss Weffenbach will give readings
The trio is made up of Miss Bertha Rund
Miss Louisaa Rund and Miss Rose Welt
fenbach.
nm AitLon of Flint Mich. nrosidon
of tha IIni,toiro Erias;an As.ociation n
Am ,m accomnaniod nv Secretarv +
7 Uouab+o n' 7, r. polIock Of Oak BARK
III and Prof w, NJ Rider Of the cxten
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