Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
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BRATTLEBORO.

afternoon at 3 o'clock. ''1 ~.
Windham County Pomona Grange will
meet with North River Grange at Jack
sonville Thursday, Sept. s.
George Zelinikas won the caddies' tour
nament at the Country, club Monday
morning, defeating Victor Mapley.3 and
in the final round.
Hubert A. Stebbins HIS sold his house,
which has been occupied by Mrs. Charles
STACY, on South Main street to Perley
Richardson, who will occupy it for
home. w 81 COZ q
William C. Horton, real estate agent,
has sold for George A. Dinsmore of
New York city his cottage House at II
Spring street, Brattleboro,n to Eugene
c. johnson.
Rev. George Y. Bliss will preach in st.
Michacs Episcopal church at 1890 Sun
day morning. He also will be the special
preacher in Christ church in Guilford
in the afternoon.
Fred H. Harris has sold Lincoln
seven passenger touring car to Henry
Bond of Tyler street. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond
will leave soon in the car on trip to the
White mountains.
Marriage intentions have been filed in
the Office of the town clerk by Werner
Mueller, salesman, of II West 10th
street. New York, and Miss Emma Put
nam Barrows of 10 Oaf street, Brattle-
boro.
Mrs L. i. Knowlton, who lives in the
home of her son, Frank l.. Knowlton Of
Horton place, observed her seth birth
day anniversary Tuesday. receiving n
postcard shower, flowers and other re-
membranes. "
Judge Harric b. Chase went to Wood
stock this week to attend a conference
called by Chief Judge F. NJ. Butler to
consider the matter of Judges assignments
on account of the recent change in person
mel by the appointment of julius a. Will
cox.
The Junior Achievement club premium
list issued by the Eastern States Expo
sition contains among its illustrations a
picture of the Pioneer Printers club of
Brattleboro at work in the shop of the
Vermont Printing Co., under the leader
ship of Frank =. Sears.
Among the marriage intentions filed
with the city clerk in Springfield, Mass,
Aug, "a was the following Robert
Chandler Knowlton, Is, army officer. of
73 Central street Brattlcboro. and Edna
Elizabeth Wild. IS. stenograrher, of 221
High street Springfield
The o. l.. French house at u Willis
ton street has been sold by Harry c.
Freeman, administrator, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. Guild. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence s. Stockwell moved from there
Monday to the Redway house at %
Grove street. Mr.. and Mrs. Guild have
sold their house on Myrtle street to
Charles +. Crane.
About 81 members of Bcauscant COM
mandery. Knights Templar, started by
automobile early this morning. for
Pittsfield, Mass to attend the barbecue
and field day of the eighth division of
Knights Tcmp!ar The party went
! way of Greenfield, whore they joined
the delegation from there, going thence
to Pttsfield by way of the Mohawk trail.
Cards wcr' received Ire Monday an
nouncng- the marriage Aug. 20 in San
Diego, Sal, of Lieut.. Rag Clyde Sanders.
~ S. n, formerly of Brattleboro' and
Miss Katharine Boone Griffith of San
Diego Lieut.. Sanders graduated from
the Brattleboro high school in the class
of 1913. He now is an assistant paymas-
ter of the navy and is stationed at San
Diego.
The hospitality committee of the Wo-
mems auxiliary of the American Legion
has arranged that if any wish they may
leave their pies at the Office OF the Crys-
or before &c $50 o'clock Monday morning.
Mrs. Oscar Whitney apd Mrs. NJ. j.
Moran will be- in charge. Mrs. f.. a:
Sawin and Mrs Fred Chapman will
have charge of the sandwiches at Grand
Army hail.
The s. \. Smith Manufacturing Co.
resumed work Monday bn a 9J-hour a
week basis after being on 4O-hour basis
for three or four weeks. c. Il. Skerry.
manager of the plant. said that day that
the business outlook in the company
line ncccssitated working a full force on
full time from now until the end of the
wear at least, and he had no doubt that
the plant would continue on that basis
throughout the winter. !
G. J. Perkins & Son, who bought the
D. NJ Barber farm on the upper West
Dummerston road, have bought the mill,
route conducted by II. l., Brooks. They
took over the route Monday morning
Mr.. Brooks is one of the peddlers who
have been buying milk az the Brattleborc
milk plant. but who will be unable to
continue buying there as the directors
have voted to discontinue the sale of mill
to retailers and will do q retail delivery
business from the plant.
A large crowd attended Wednesday
the auction sale in East COerain of the
personal property and real estate of the
late Edmund Stewart Mr.. Stewart
was well known in this town. having
lived here years ago and having Ownet
the building and real estate which stOot
at the corner of Main and South Mai,
HlI'''E' Nntif tHt ilOlSttlFI IltSluH
socinton building now stands Rober
f.. Martin of East Coleran, one of TIT
executors, bought the farm cottage hous,
and cider mill.
Charles Clough 60, member of tn
family mt the town horne, died at TIL
home Aug. "a after an illness of tire
or four months. He leaves two sisters
Mrs. Bump Of North Bennington am
AIrs. Bryson of Dorset. A cOmmitta
service was held in the new cemetery il
West Brattleboro, conducted by Rev. \
V. Woodwork and attended by Mr.. an
Mrs. Lucius Adams. Mrs. May Trucl
and Mrs. A. j. Tate Mr.. Clough ha
lived in Brattleboro about three year
and had been at the home about hal
of that time.
News was received by telegram Tues
day of the death in a New York cit
hospital of Mrs. Charlotte Pettee Simp
son, widow of Frederick L. Simpson
following an operation Sor aprepdicitii
Funeral services took Alace in Tcffcrt
chapel Wednesday evening Mrs. Sinir
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