Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-17
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next Sunday, June 10, at o a.. IN.
Mrs Charles r. Crosby has bought OF
her husbands estate the house on Crosby
Terrace now occupied by W. A. Wilcox
and the grove adjoining.
Marriage Intentions have been filed in
the Office of the town clerk by Frank Eu-
gene Henry, mechanic, Of 81 Frost
street and Jennie May phetteplace OF
Gulford f...
Mrs. Anna NJ. (Schildmiller) Dahne of
Waterbury, Conn, has sold through Will
Liam, G. Horizons real estate agency her
Involvement house at Ga Frost street
to William j. Mack, who has bought
for home.
The long standing drouth was broken
Saturday afternoon by two showers. the
first, of Which struck this locality about
o'clock, accompanied by heavy wind
and unusually severe thunder and light
ming The second shower came about G
o'clock.
Rev. Father Lawrence Mann of White
River Junction has been appointed
curate to Rev. Father James F. Rand of
ST. Michaers Roman Catholic church. He
was ordained at Burlington about three
weeks ago by Bishop Rice. lie came to
Brattleboro Saturday to enter upon his
duties.
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urinary and junior departments of the
Methodist Sunday school held picnic
on creamery flats Saturday afternoon.
All the children had an Enjoyable time
until the heavy shower visited the pc-
mic grounds and gave them a thorough
drenching-
Is Dorothy May. daughter of Attor-
ney ana Mrs. o. b. Hughes. had as
guests 10 little people and their mothers
Saturday afternoon from 3 to :. in her
hoint on Highland street. in honor of her
first, birthday anniversary. The party
was held on the lawn and refreshments
were served
The annual meeting Of the corpora
tors of the Brattlcboro Masonic Building
association was held June 9 in the
directors room at the temple. These of
iicerF were elected Pres. NJ. G.. Hough-
ton: first vice pres. G. Il. Crowell; sec
X. Vaughan: clerk. Fl. f. G. Toedt aud
itor W, a. Subway.
Mrs. W. w. Walker of % Spruce
street foil down the cellar stairs in her
home Thursday. June q. receiving n
scalp wound. fracture of ribs and was
badly bruised and shaken up. Mrs. Will
liam l.. Hanuum, who lives in Mrs.
Walkers house, heard her fall and went
to her assistance DIR. Grace W. Burnett
Nuh tdiitu u dUtPnU ncr. MISS Atkinson.
nurse, is caring for her
surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore GustafsOn Friday evening
Andrew Hammarlund of If West street
BY" % of their friends from the Swedish
Congregational church. They were pre-
sented a china dinner set of 81 pieces.
violin, piano and guitar music was en-.
1QSed during the evening. Refreshments
OF cake, coffee and ice cream were served.
In q meeting of the executive board
Of tue Brattleboro branch of the Wind
nam County chapter, Red Cross, Fri
Gay, 500 was voted for the relief of the
Coiorado sufferers in response to Presi-
dent Harding's appeal Mrs. f. W.
Pier, local chairman of the Junior Red
Gross. and Miss Faith Yeaw, executive
secretary of the Windham County chan,
tyr, were elected members of the excc,l.
tive board
In the municipal court Tuesday a Jury
was drawn to try the civil case of Mrs.
Josie johnson Oakley. of Vernon against
Mrs: Julia Frost of. Vernon, which is set
ior itrlal this week Saturday. The plain
TN seeks to recover in an action of troyer
ior articles taken from her home and now
IN MIS-. t'rosts possession, which the de.
fendant claims belong to her. +. e. Bar
Der and G. S. Chase are counsel for thc
plaintiff and 4. w. Gibson is counsel for
Mrs. Frost. Ava
Officers of the Wndham County Sun.
day School association, which sent flow
ers TO the state secretary and his wife
Rev. and Mrs. G. h.. Robbins. who wore
IN .ans automobile accident recently TO-.
ccivcd Friday n letter from Mr.. Robbins
expressing appreciation for the rcmem-
brance dc stated that physicians at
tnc Mary Fletcher hospital said that
AFTER one more week in bed and then n
meek OF, .crutches he would be able to
resume, his work. Mr.. Robbins sustained
~ dislocatiOn of one hip. ..'
Mrs. Ann Lucy Qioward) Spauldng,
widow of Frank, Brigham Spauldine'
died at her home in Winchester. Mass
June, at, the age Of Co years. after
I'm illness which had lasted since Jan
uary. She was born in Tuwnsheud, VI.
on FEB. Al; 1859, the daughter of o. f.
and Lrcy Howard, and was educated at
nilfoVer academy and at Wellesley col
hsc. IN 1886 she was married to Frank
brieFam Spaulding, from which mar
fIasc three, children survive. They are,
Howard G. SRaulding of Portland, Mo:
Mrs. John g. Slater of Winchester, and
Mrs. Harold i. Robinson of Worcester
80 reviyesthe observance of National
Flower Mission Day members of the
Brattleboro w. G. T. U. met in the
honlc ~ MIS-. ilenfX tucker OF IL Grove
street Thursday, June 81 and enjoycd
a, pleasant time. Mrs. II. p: Woodn
gave an account Of Flower Mission
work and read lcafict written and pub.
lished BY Mrs. Esther T. IIoush for
Flower Mission work while Mrs. Housh
lived in Brattleboro. Refreshments of
sandwiches and coffee were served and
bouquets were tied with white ribbon
and cards were tied to them and they
were sent to shut ms. Jellies, sand.
witches, etc, also were carried to shut
ms, as is the custom on Flower Mission
days.
Chidren's day was observed by the
Methodist. church Sunday, all three serv-
ices being arranged particularly for
them. Eight children were baptized at
the morning service. The children we're
seated in. the front rows and the pastor.
Rev. O. G. Chayer preached story ser
mon for them. A cradle roll service was
carried out at the opening of Sunday
school and certificates We're given to the
new members of the roll. The annual
concert was given in the evening and in
cluded songs and rccitations by the chill.
drcn. THE decorations were unusually
pretty and were said to be the prettiest
IN many years. Tho decorations we've
~ charge of Herman Kuhner and Miss
Faith Yeaw -