Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-15

added to the check list Saturday after
noon at meeting of the board of civil
authority.
A spare automobile tire was stolen
from Miss Ruth Fosss car a few days
ago as the machine stood near the rail
road station.
The date for Irene. the musical COM
edy which Is coming to the Auditorium,
is Saturday, Sept 90. Arrangements
have been made to have both matinee
and night performances.
Secretary of State Black has sus-
pended indefinitely the automobile oper.
ators license of John f. White of r. Il.
d., No. 2, Newfane. for conviction in the
Brattleboro municipal court Aug. 20 for
intoxication.
DR.. G. b. Hunter, who has had his
office at his home in West Brattleboro
the past fow years, has taken Office room
formerly occupied by DR.. Henry Tucker
with Dr. Il. s. Bowen in the Leonard
building on Elliot street
f. A. Cook of Is Washington street
celebrated his 10th birthday Friday.
His son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah
j. Cook of Albuquerque, n. NJ, came to
help celebrate the occasion Mr.. Cook re-
ccivcd several useful gifts.
Rev. Charles G. Chayer and some of
the young people of the Methodist
church, making party of 16, went to
Willamsvillc Sunday night by automo-
bile and Rev. Mr.. Chayer conducted the
sacrament of the Lords Supper.
The following intentions of marriage
were filed in the Office of the town clerk
Saturday: Alexander Guild Medlcott
Springfield, Mass, and Miss Allethaire
Gray Estey, II Putney road, Brattle
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Reynolds have
bought of the Holden & Martin Lumber
Co., the two-and-onc-half- story tene-
ment> house at 50 Birge street. They
have moved into the ground floor tene-
ment and will rent the upstairs tene-
ment.
Secretary of State Harry A. Black
has suspended indefinitely the automo
bile operators license issued to Duncan
\. Finno of Newfane, it being alleged
that he drove his car while under the
influence of intoxicating liquor in Brat
tleboro.
Ernest s. Hall has bought through
the BrattleborO Trust Co., agent, the
so-calltd Cudworth property on High
street. owned for many years by the
owned by his son. Henry Cudworth of
Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Hall buys for an
investment.
When starting to drive his automobile
out of his yard on South Main street
Saturday evening f. V. Morse made
lungc to catch h cat which jumped out
of basket beside him and in doing so
down his fence. The front axle was
sprung. Mr.. Morse was quick enough to
catch the cat.
Reginald T.. Davis. proprietor of
vulcanizing shop in the Barber building,
and Miss Amy Leona Gamble of Barre
We're married in Barre Wednesday, Sept.
g. by Rev. Il. G. Lipsky. They We're
attended by Miss Verna Davis, a sister
of the bridegroom, and Ryland Parks of
Plainfed. Mr.. Davis graduated from
Plainfield high school. Mrs. Davis is
graduate of Goddard seminary. They
will be at home after Oct. l at Is Canal
street.
The New York Sunday World of Sept.
contained a picture of Rt. Rev: Ar
dressed as Ute Indian chief as he ap-
peared as delegate from Utah at the
Episcopal general convention at Portland,
Oregon, now in session, and at which he
is one of the principal speakers. Bishop
Nlouton is of New England origin and
previous to his, going to Utah held a
pastorate at Lawrence, Mass, many
years. He is a cousin of Mrs. Grace
MOultOn Cushman of Brattleboro.
The exterior of the Centre Congrega-
., '5it churth IL RECEIVING new coat OF
Whl.e palnt' WORK haVihg Deeh starred
on ,hc structure MONDAY morning Inc
WORK Is pelng dohe by waiter #. spear,
VINO mas FORCE OF 13ur men on the Job.
II Is expected mat tne work OF painting
VIII REQUIRE ABOUT TWO weeks. Much
interest VIII be centered III the painting
Iifc n S niod" Wnich Is regarded as
front of the church has been cut down
because of its inclination to spread out
instead of growing tall.
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ior 'no preNcn' -, ,ne parish WORK ,, mere
u. Crombc of Worcester. Mass, for.