Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-10
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X. Kennedy OF Lowell, Mass. -s
-. John III. Streeteri a wootworker, an,
Miss Clara Margaret Fisher, both o
Brattleboro. were married last, Frida,
at s. y. m. by Justice of the Peace Car
S. Hopkins. -. 80 - - -. -
&C. Secretary Of State Harry A. Black ha
revoked the operators license of Harr,
NJ. Boyd OF Brattleboro, who pleaded
guilty In the municipal court this weel
to the charge of driving an automobil,
while intoxicated.
'tentiopsl has been Afled in the office o.
the. town clerk Clayton Rhodes Rem
~ frew,js grain dealer, of 209 Western ave
nue., ana Miss Florence Sybil Ames Of
70 Greepledf street. ,'..'
Edward c., Vail, formerly lieutenant
Of COMPANY and who recently went tt
Ludlow to live, has been elected captain
Of Company. b, the last of the rife COM
panies Of the National Guard in Vermont
The company was organized recently.
Ulery & Company. Inc, of Brattleboro
~ have filed articles of association with the
secretary Of state for! the purpose of con.
Quoting n publishing honsc. Their capital
stock is $4,000 and the papers are signed
by J., g, rllcry, y. Ii. Crane and II. Il
Whitney of Brattleboro. 'i
ss Louis t. Allen has taken the contract
for managing the garage at Pine Grove
and Win open it June 10, continuing
through September. Mr. Allen will run
a truck daily from Brattleboro' to
keene, from June 80 to Sept..2.
~ Arthur l.. Maynard was elected a di-
rector of. the Vermont. National bank
Monday Mr.. Maynard is a well
known insurance man, a member of the
Fred W. Putnam agency. He il well
sknown Odd Fellow and has served az a
Director iof the Chamber Of Commerce.
=. Wantastiquet lodge of Odd Fellows
tS1onday filed an ejectment suit in the
municipal court against Roy Smith, who
occupies tenement. on the second floor
On the sOuthcasterly corner of the water
cure building located on the north side Of
Elliot street. A. I. Schwenk is counsel
for the plaintiff. "
The first half holiday of the summer
season was observed Wednesday, stores
closing at 1890 o'clock. The stores will
be closed every Wednesday afternoon at
1890 o'clock until October. with the ex-
cepton of the weeks in which legal holt
day occurs.
Laurence Minot, for many years one
Of the most prominent financiers and
trustees !of property in Boston, died in his
home. in Back Hay Saturday. He had
been in i'll health many weeks. Mr.. Minot
was one of the first trustees of the
Thomas Thompson estate, serving with
Richards NJ Bradley.
- Howard G. Rice, Frederic G. Adams
and Miss Marion NJ. Rice have bought of
the administrators of the estate of Charles
X. Crosby the stock in the Edward
Crosby Realty Co, formerly owned by
Mr. Crosby, This is the. corporation
which owns Crosby block and Harmony
building in the rear. - 1r'' :.
& u. Il. Hildreth has bought Of the c.
n, Crgsby estate. the .brich building in the
rear Of Harmony block now occupied BY
the Crosby retail grain store and the
Fucker blacksmith shop. Mr. Hildreth
has no definite plans with regard to the
property further THIN for using a por.
tien Of the building Nor storage. .
i The military whist party given Mon.
day night by, Aye Maria circle, Daugh-
tsts Of Isabella, in Knights of Columbus
Hall, Proved to be one OF the most en- jot.
able Afairs given by the society," The
prizes at cards we're won by DIR. and Mrs.
William j, Kaine, Mrs Charles O'Connor
and Miss Mary Grady. Refreshments
were served. a
Mrs. Adm b" Culver, go, of Grafton,
,Whose husband is a cousin of Dewitt
Z. Culver of Chaplin street, died June
Y In the Rockingham hospital in
Bellows Falls, where she underwent an
operation, Before her marriage she was
MISS, Ethe Putnam. of South Deerfeld,
Mass Funeral services will be held I'M
the Church in Grafton Saturday at .
O'Clock. F'7F -
"a. Manchester, n. H., despatch dated
juno. 3 says: "a fine of $50 was I'M
posed upon FEarl =. Fox of Brattleboro
Ky. IN municipal court today. when he
pleaded guilty to charge Of carrying
concealed weapon. Fox was OH his
way home when he violated the traffic
regulations: An officer asked to see his
opetator's. license. Earl had neglected to
have i with him and he was told to
drive, to p9licG Headquarters, where the
usliai search disclosed a. loaded revolver
The presidents Office at Dartmouth
College announces the election Of Everett
WATSON Goodhue, Dartmouth 1900, as
professor of, economies at Dartmouth for
be.cOming year. Tie has been connected
with colgate university since 1903, first
~ instructor IN sociology and economies
then. az assistant professor, and as pro
lessor. This last academic year he has
been professor Of economics at Cornell.
1901 G0odhhc is a son of the late Rev
Henry "A. Goodhue of Brattleboro.
The funeral of Mrs. Diedrich Stoltc was
held Friday afternoon at go o'clock
IN her late home on Forest street Rev
ii. T. Woodih,, pastor Of the Centre Con-
eregatiOnal church, Officiated There was
snr"fnsion of beautiful flowers. Mrs.
'StOlte's four sons acted as bearers. They
were, r. w. Stolte of Buffalo, n. T.,
Charles II. Stoltc of Fairhaven. Mass
Diedrich and Daniel J. Stolte of Brattle.
b0ro. The burial took place in the family
lot ia Morningside cemetery. Mrs. III.
Paul Lovejoy of Worcester, Mass. a
granddaughter of MRS. Stolte, attended
the funeral. "a
Articles Of Association approved by the
public service commission have been fled
BY, the Townshend Electric Light Co.
Ibe.i of Iownshend with authority TO do
BUSINESS in that town, Brooklne and
Newfane, and with capital stock of $40.
OOO divided into 200 shares of a bar
value. Of $50ta share. The incorporators
gre u. II. Ware, 9. H., Willard, ca w.
Cutler, W. A.,;F. wheeIer,-and r. A.
Blood. all Of Townshcnd. The public
service commission after a hearing is.
sued n certificate of public good. At.
toFney A. v. ID. Piper of Braftleb6ro is
counsel for the corporation. :
Liyeryman N, NJ; Tucker has filed a
claim against the town of Chesterfield
~ H., for $500 for the loss of a bnran