Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-11-10
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afternoon at 3 o'clock.
All of the banks in town will be
closed all day Saturday of this week in
observance of Armistice day.
The first meeting of the season of the
Bratteboro Ministerial union will be
held with Rev. Il. @. s. Osgood Monday
morning at 9.45 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Truell have sold
their house at ~ Highland street TO j. ID
Clark and have bought the A. l.. Quist
house at 21S Canal street of John A
Lindsey. They bought for home and
are making extensive repairs throughout
Alton Adams of Brattleboro has been
elected president of the A. Il. q. club of
Massachusetts Agricultural college. In
the two-year rushing season, which
ended Oct. 20, the club pledged Is seniors
and 20 freshmen, according to an item
in the Nov. l issue Of the Massachusetts,
Collegian, the college paper.
Frank a. Larrow is moving the mill
from the Worden farm in Marlboro to
the BallOu farm in the same town. He
will start this week cutting off two lots
for the Doolittle estate. one in Guilford
and the other on Broad brook.
The first deer to be shot and reported
to The Phoenix Office after the two
weeks period opened at 6 Monday
morning was reported from East Gull
ford. where 145-pound buck was
bagged on Franklin hill by Carr Brown.
There were four points on the buck S
horns and it was shot at $50 Monday
morning.
G. Il. Laird of NIendon Mich, grad
uate of the Cincinnati College of En-
balming. who also took the 16-weeks'
course in pathology and demi-surgery
dent of the college. is to be a member of
the staff of Bond x Son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Laird have taken rooms at Mrs. Laura
Weatherhead's at s Birge street.
Mrs. =. w. Rogers celebrated her
gid birthday Thursday evening. Nov. .
in the home of her daughter, Mrs Don
aid Stone, of 66 Maple street. Relatives
to the number of Is were present. The
decorations were in keeping with the
Halloween season. Games and stunts
were played and refreshments were
served. Mrs. Rogers was the recipient
of many useful gifts, and all had a
good time.
Invitations have been received for the
wedding of Miss Marjorie Lyon Fan
ming, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Gray Tanning of Campello, Mass, and
Kenneth Harry Saunders of Brattle-
boro, which will take place Saturday
night, Nov. IS, at the South Congrega-
ti0nal church at Campello. Miss Fam
ming until recently was superintendent
of the Brattleboro Memorial hospital
They will live here.
There is interest in Brattleboro in the
news item from Burlington that Walter
, has entered the University of Vermont
after attending Notre Dame year. The
young man was at the Austine Institu-
ton in Brattleboro two years. the first
two years after he became blind. He
was made blind by charge of peas fired
from gun and was not blind from birth
as the news item stated.
a stenographer and typist examination
for the field service will be held on
Nov. is at Brattleboro for filling vacan-
cies IN the customs ard internal revenue
services, United States veterans bureau,
war and navy departments, United
States immigration service at Montreal
and Quebec, Canada, and Halifax, Nova
Scotia, and st. John, New Brunswick,
and in the Offices of the federal prohibit
ton directors and other branches of the
government service not mentioned.
The Southern Vermont Mortified
Club met last Saturday afternoon at
go at the home of Miss Florence III.
Wells on High street. Miss Faith Fair
bank, president of the club, presided and
the report of the secretary was read.
During the meeting telephone mes
sage was received from Miss Fanny G.
Hatch, the general alumni secretary, at
Mortified, Mass. A program for the
ensuing year was planned. A social
time was enjoyed by all present.
A Dodge touring car driven by H. X.
Hamilton of West Brattleboro and Il
light Dodge truck driven by u. b. Cox
came together at the junction of High
and Main streets at $50 Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Cox was coming south on Main
street and Mr.. Hamilton was about to
from Main intn IViub uh
entity, each driver misunderstood the
other with the result that the machines
hit The fender on Mr.. Hamilton's car
was slightly bent. Eye-witnesses said
that neither driver was to blame.
James A. Gallett, who has served as
professional at the Bratteboro Country
club the past season, finished his duties
there Saturday and Went with his family
to Chicopee, Mass where he will be
Spaulding sporting goods plant. Gallett
has been a popular employe of the club
and members will be glad to know that
arrangements have been practically com
pleted for his return another season
During the past several weeks improve.
ments to the local golf course have been
going on under his supervision.
The Haskell Garage, Inc, which is
now located on Flat street. has bought
a lot, 1924 by $40 feet on Canal street
near the entrance to the fair grounds OF
Wilbur Il. Cheney of St. Louis, Mo
Mr.. Haskell says his lease at his present
location expires Jan. ] and that he is
planning on building modern cement
garage on the new site. Just what de
sign will be followed and how large d
building will be built has not been de
cided. Mr.. Haskell says the new garag,
probably will be built this fall. The sal,
was made through the S. w. Edgett com
pany.
Ave Maria Circle, Daughters of lisa
bella, held a Halloween social Monda,
night in knights of Columbus hall, whicl
was n very enjoyable party. The dec
orations in the hall were of Halloween
colors, the lights being shaded with rec
crepe paper, which cast pretty effec
in the hall. Mrs. Walter Mclaughlin
presided at the piano. Games wer,
played and a general good time was had
Refreshments were served. Those il
charge of the affair were Mrs. William
Riley chairman, Mrs. Martin Austin
Mrs. Bernard Casavant, Miss Elizabetl
Moran, Miss katherine Sweeney, Mis-
Marion Murphy and Miss Olivette Buck
ley.