Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-30
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BRATTLEBORO.

Sheriff +. l.. Wellman and two deputies
raided Watson $. French's place west Of
West Brattleboro Tuesday night, but NJ
liquor was found.
The ladies of the j. Il. Hall class O
the Baptist Bible school will hold COY
cred dish and silver social at Mrs. Viii
liam c. Horizons at 10 Brook street Sat
urday afternoon. Those attending arc
asked to carry cups.
Marriage intentions were filed Mon
day in the Office of the town clerk by
Claude Berkeley Williamson, bank clerk
of 30 Pine street and Miss Louise Knight
Mann of - Pine street and Robert Ber'
nard Cornelius Noorduyn, an engineer
of 81 Euston road. Garden City, n. Y.
and Miss Bertha Hilton Piggott of Ame>
hill, Brattleboro.
Steo Tkaczyak of Guilford was brought
before Judge f. ID. Il. Stowe in the mu-
nicipal court Monday charged with fail
ure to send his Son, John, to the Gull
ford schools although the lad was of
school age. He pleaded guilty and was
fined $50 and costs, amounting to S33.60.
The fine was suspended, and IkacZyak
was placed on probation.
Brattleboro Junior Achievement clubs
figure conspicuously in the awards at
the Eastern States exposition at Spring
field. Mass, last week. In the millinery
exhibits the Happy Hat Workers club of
this town won first and the Pioneer
Printers club also won first. The
Y. Y. u. club won third in show card
painting and the Unique Basketry club
third in baskctry.
The funeral of Mrs. Marjorie (Bales-
teri Randall was held Saturday after
noon at o'clock from her late home in
Dummerston. Rev. w. =. Jackson, for
merly pastor of the Congregational church
in Dummerston, ofiicated There were
many beautiful floral remembrances. The
burial took place in TIE Balestier family
lot in Morningside cemetery. Harry Nj.
Ward of New York city attended the
funeral.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Thelma Elizabeth Crombie of
Worcester Mass. to Leon Walter Cook
of Natick. Miss Crombe is a graduate of
the North high school, class of 1913, and
Worcester Business Institute. Mr.. Cook
is a Delta Mu fraternity man of Clark
university, class of 1918, and is re-
search chemist for the Texas Oil Co. of
Bayonne, n. j. The Crombe family for
merly lived in Brattlcboro.
Raymond Cornelius Livingstone, son of
Mrs. Alice Livingstone of Cottage street,
and Miss Helen Veronica Ryng, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ryng of West
DummerSton, were married wednesday
morning III ] l'bO u tlock III 81. hlCHtitl =
Episcopal church. Rev. Walter G. Ber-
nard, rector. otiiciated. They were un-
attended. After wedding trip they will
live on Cottage street. Mr.. Livingstone
is employed by the Estey Organ company
and is janitor of the Centre Congrega-
tonal church. Mrs. Livingstone took
course of nursing in the Melrose hospital.
The musical comedy Miss Bob White
will be given by the ways and means COM
mittce of the Brattleboro WOman's club
Thursday and Friday evenings, Nov. 3
and 4, under the direction of the Rogers
Producing company of FOstoria, Ohio
This company has worked successfully for
mont and Massachusetts and n contract
was made with them for this production
last May. The best local talent will be
used and one of their most experienced
directors will arrive in Brattleboro. about
Oct, IT, when srehearsals will begin. A
fine production is assured. .
A benefit dance to secure money with
which to pay for the new lungmotor
which is on exhibition in the window of
the w. f. Root pharmacy will be held in
Odd Fellows temple Monday evening,
Oct. 3. Several young women have
charge of selling the tickets and are
meeting with good results for their eff
forts. 1t is not expected, however, that
the proceeds of the dance will cover the
cost of the motor and those who will CON
tribute, but who do not care to attend
the dance, are urged to leave their con-
tributons at the Root pharmacy, where
box has been placed for that purpose
A few contributions already have been
received there.