Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-12-22
BRATTLEBORO.

MISS Margaret Il. Moran fell Wednes-
day on Canal street near Birge street
and broke her left wrist.
Rev. Il. q. 8. Osgood will conduct the
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Under the Chicago dance division of
Forthcoming events in the Dec. IS issue
of The Spur, magazine devoted to So
ciety, art, theatres, etc, Is the following
December %. Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Freder. ok
Childs. for Miss Madeleine Childs Black.
stone Hotel"
Mrs. Harrie G. e. Pratt, clerk in
lIoughton 4 Simonds's store. slipped on
| Congregational church, while on her way
to her home on Putney road, and frac-
! tured both bones in the right wrist. DR.
| Edward r. Lynch was called to attend
, her.
The community Christmas tree, which
| was donated by local business man
has been put in place on the plaza by
the Twin State Gas & Electric Co. and
| was lighted Monday night for the fist
time. The Twin State Co. also furnishes
the electricity. The tree will be lighted
each evening through the holidays.
The fire department was ousted from
| its recent long period of rest Wednesday
morning when it was called by telephon
to the old Richardson farm, now owned
by the Crystal Springs Ice Co, abou
half a mile south of Fort Drummer
Heights. When the truck arrived there
the fire already had been extinguished
1t was confined entirely to the chime,
and no damage was done.
| According to a London cable to tht
New York Herald, a london firm is
offering for sale for 800 guineas the
manuscript of a story claimed 10 have
been written by Rudyard Kipling ant
entitled At the Pits Mouth. Mr.. Kip
ling says he does not remember having
written such n story, and he has refuset
to give permission for it's publication
II was written in 1884, when Mr.. Kip
ling was doing newspaper work in India
II the sale is carried out q court actor
may result.
Reports of the business for the las
year were given and election of officer
for the coming year took place in TIL
annual meeting of the LHdies' auxiliar,
Of Brattlcboro post. American Legion
Tuesday evening in Grand Army hall
Following are the officers elected Presi
dent, Mrs. Dennison Cpwles vice presi
dent. Mrs. d. II. Smith secretary. Mrs
Z. w. Gibson treasurer, Miss Eliza
beth Moran; executive committee, Mrs
II. II. Dimes. Mrs. G. S. Hopkins ano
Mrs. Edmund Maney. The appointiv,
officers will be named later.
The annual meeting of the Sunda.
school board of the Methodist Episcopa
church was held Morday evening, Wal
these officers we're elected: Supt., San
ford A. Daniels; first asst. supt f.
Covey; second asst, supt,, John W
Howe; supt. junior dept, Miss Minni
|. lawson; supt. primary, beginners ant
cradle roll depts., Mrs. ]. w. Howe
supt. of missions. Miss Elizabeth Bagg
treas, Irwin Hildreth; sec, Miss Mabe
Baker; treas. of benevolences Herman
Kuhner supt. of home dept, Mrs. Eliz
: Adams.
Mrs. r. w. Hawkesworth of 40 Ens
59th street, New York. who has spen
some time on Ames hill and who toJI
the Bondville orcl estra to New York t.
play for barn dance has organized tn
Pasteboard club, which is ntend"d to b
, gathering place for New York devotee
of bridges mewhat al ng the lines of A
mack's in London, according to an ite'
: in The Spur under the society and trav'
: notes, The clubs sponsors are Mrs. Rob
ert Goelet, Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
: parte. Mrs. Carroll Wainwright, Mrs Al
fred Bead lesion, Mrs. George T. Max
; well and Mrs. Allen Gouverneur Well
mann.
, The funeral of Miss Hannah Mule
, of Boston. whose body was brought t
/ Brattleboro Tuesday night, was he'll
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Michael's Roman Catholic church. Rev
James p. Rand officiated. The buria
took place in st. Michaels cemetery
The body was accompanied here by he
, two brothers, James and Thomas Mul
| len. and their wives. of Franklin. n. II
I William Martin of Boston, Miss Isabel
Harmon of Gardner, Mass and Coz
nelius Fitzgerald of Hinsdale. N. II
} nls, attended th" funeral. Miss Muller
, formerly of Hinsdale n. H., died Nor
: day in Pawtucket. r. l.
; Sedgwick Woman's Relief corps hel
its annual meeting December IA i
-. Grand Army hall, preceded by SEWN
meeting in the afternoon and supper @
> o'clock. The following officers for tn
year were elected: President, Mrs. Mar
Robinson; senior vice pres, Mrs. Ma
, Morris; junior vice pres, Mrs. Myrti
Covey; treas, Mrs. Emily Allen; chat
S lain. Miss Alice Miller; conductor, Mr.
:, Annie Brackett guard, Mrs. Sara
r Sawin; delegates to the department cor
:, vention, Mrs. A. Louise Allen, Mr.
a Sarah Sawin, Miss Alice Miller. Mr.
Georgia Converse, Mrs. Eva Clark
i alternates, Mrs. Julia Cooley, Mr.
n Laura Washburn, Mrs. Annie Bracket
S Mrs. Maude Benson, Mrs. Lena Adam