Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-04-08

NAL school was II weekend guest of /,
Miss Marion Dickerman. ,
Mrs. Cora Kennedy attended the fun,
eral of her son, Frank Kennedy, in,
Springfield, Mass, last week.
Several members of Court Ashuelot,
+. or a., attended Forcsters meeting
in thcopee Falls, Mass, Sunday.
Charlcs Edward Tacy and Mrs. |. la
May johnson were married Saturday
evening at Mrs. Jolnson's home.
John G. Snow of the Worcester Poly
technic Institute. came to his home here
Thursday, March 81, and is i'll with
humps.
Leland johnson has been spending II
weeks vacation with his brother and
! father, Ernest and f. J.. johnson, in
| Vernon, W.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bardwcll and
, little son, Ernest, of BernardstOn were
guests of her sister, Mrs. Charles lacy,
over Sunday.
4 one.ccnt sale started Wednesday
of this week at Alann's pharmacy and
will cont inue tie rest OF this week
and part of next
Kew. G.. +. McIntirc has chosen for his
sermon topic at the Sunday morning
service in the Universalist church, Gath.
ering up the Fragments.
Mrs. Victor Cote of Greenfield, Mass
visited relatives over Sunday. Her sis
ter, Miss Annie White, returned to
Greenfield with her for few days visit
The Junior Christian Endcavor socict,
held social at the congregational
church Tuesday evening, 1t was II con
test cal, the Blue side giving the so
cial to the Reds.
! James O'Brien will start Friday morn
ing for Southern Pines, n. G., where he
AIYa xt,l,, ln, ka.
spending the winter in the south. They
will return next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lance and two
children, who have been living in The
Perkins house on the Brattlcboro road
have moved into the George Lewi'
house on kilburn street.
) The annual big brother banquet is t.
be held in the Congregational churcl
this Friday evening at o'clock. Thu
Donald Fraser of Wells River, VI.
Miss Lamoille G.. Langworthy and
friend from the Sargent School fol
Physical Training in Cambridge, Mass
lave been guests a few days Mt TIL,
home of Miss Langworthy's parents.
: The Lorne .Ellwyn Stock Co. which ap
peared in the town hall last October
, will re-appear April and continue fo
: three nights. The opening play Thurs
Gay nlgnu VIII DE, l-ltJic Molly Malone
= Mrs. Charles Temple and son. of TO
gus. Me-. Miss Martha Gray of Milton
Mass, and Miss Dorothy Gray of New
York city, are at their home here OF
O.. account of the illness of their mother
Mrs. C.. \. Gray.
, Mrs. George Estey. formerly of thi
town and who has been spending sew
eral months with relatives in kecne, ha'
returned here and has rented the ny
| stairs tenement in the c. G. Iloltoi
house on Canal street.
Rev G. f. Mclntire offciatcd at til,
funeral of Mrs. Davis in Chesterfield
was 81 years Old She was the mothe
! known in Chesterfield and vicinity.
Archie Beals, about I, son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Robert Beals, died in his hom
Sunday afternoon after an illness o
two weeks. The funeral was held Wed
ncsday afternoon at , o'clock and tn
, body was taken to Winchester for bur
: ial.
Frank NJ. Tillinghast and Richard
Gallup came Saturday from Providence
Il. l. Mr.. Tillinghast will remain her
. indefinitely at his home on Tower hill
: Mrs. Gallup, formerly Miss Hazel Til
linghast, will come later from Providence
Elmer S. Lasher, who moved his fam
. lily and household goods to Troy, \. v
several months ago, is to return her
t in about week and will occupy the va
. cant tenement in the Todd block fol
merly occupied by J. NJ. Lamb. MI
Iashcr has been here about two week,