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A suit which also followed the RuH.
sian mode Waa worn by Miss willow
Olirien. II was u dark blue. high
collnad and with wide flowing
sleeves. Her hat wng trimmed with
trail " eoquc fe1thefs around the
crown and hanging to her shoulder on
ono side
Miss katherine penny- dirk eyes
were emphasized by the brilliant red
feather hni she wore AZ a smart angle.
Her street dress. pnnelled on the
fldcH and made on long lines. WAS fash
toned n dirk blue po.fet twill. She
tlrfled short fur coat,
Mias Miriam Wiley and Mlss Vir.
GINA Carlisle wore unbeltsd sports
suits Of French blue and tan tweed.
Miss Cnrlisles small black velvet hat
had bfond bronze qulll thrust
through the turn up brlm. Miss
Wlleq's hat, n dark blue. WIS bright
With autumn flowers
a vide pleutad fem that outlined the
neck and crossed tho front Of the
blouse 10 meet corded Erlle ~.
tractcd intention 70 the brown frock
worn by Miss De Weenta Conrad,
with her brown and tan hat set Off
WIN itH embroidery ~ gold.
Miss Elizabeth Elliott wore dun
gold and lnpis earrings With her
sapphire blue hat Of heron feathers
Her coat Of blue bolivia WAS fash.
ionod on tight whipped lines with
dolman sleeves and trimmed with
vide collnr and cuffs Of possum
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SteYens.I.xncIl.

The wedding Of Miss May Il. Lynch,
daughter Of Mrs Ella Lynch, to Roy
NJ. Stevens, took place Saturday morn
ing at St Geclllas parish house, the
Rev. George Smlskol officiating Mr..
and Mira. Stevens have gone on n
motor trip through the Ozarks and
viii be at home at 30l2 Webster street
on their return.
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on Tuesday evening ~ last week
Mrs Horace " Higgins entertained
NJ dinner a. the Athletic club IN
honor " Mrs Sole Ryan. Covers
were lnld for Miss nellie Ryan. Misc
Elizabeth crosmnn ~ Brooklyn n
w.. Mrs George Ryan, Mrs. Mary
lgecre and Miss Elizabeth Ryan.
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their daughter. Lois. 10 Robert H.
Adams on October 7. Mrs. hdams
was a Gamma Phi Beta at Northwest.
crn university and Mr.. Adams Is a
member of the Sigma Chi fraternity
OF the University Of Nebraska. Tho
young couple plan to make their home
IN Omaha.
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Tea This Afternoon for
Mrs. Rupert Turner
Of England.

Mrs. George Redlck VIII entertain
NJ tea this afternoon 10 Introduce Mrs,
Rupert Turner u England. who ar.
rived this morning with her cousin,
Mrs John Rcdeb and with Mrs. W.
a Redick, who had met her IN chi.
cago. a. be the RucHt ~ Mrs. John
llcdick Mrs. BARTON Alillud, Mrs.
Charles Y Metz and Mrs. John l,odiek
Will assist s...
Tuesday evening Mrs Barton Mil.
lard viii give 4 dinner for the visitor
and later in the week Mrs. Metz viii
De her hoAlraa.
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Wo0dmen Circle Party.

". A. Fraser grove No. /. Wood.
man Circle, viii hold ils first social
meeting al it's regular hall. ibf7 CAPT
tol avenue. Thursday night, October
20. The entertainment viii be IN the
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Out.0f Town Guests.

DR. and Mrs Geofge r. slman"h
entertained at dinner sunday At the
Athletic club IN honor of Mrs. slma.
mex = sisters, Mrs. Albert Safrnnek ~
Colorado Syringe ard Misses Ien md
Viola Rirehman 81 Vahoo. Neb
covers we're placed for eight.
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The Columbian club of Sacred Heart
parish Will give card party Thurs.
day evening, october 90, at Lyceum
hnll, TwentyHocond and Locust. The
hostesses will he Merdames festner.
Morgan, Gable, Galligan, Iianson,
Howell, Hughes. Gallagher, ~ W.
HIVES and Paul Hayes. Refreshments
will bG served.
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Graham NIcNnir.

The marriage OF Miss Margaret Nc
nair Of this city to Claude Graham has
Just been announced by Mrs. Ora.
hams sister, Mrs. A. l.. Anderson,
The wedding was soemnlzed October
l6 In Detroit. Mich. The bride Is n
graduate nurse Of the Clarkson hospi.
tai. The young couple will make their
home in New Jersey
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II. e. 4, Gard Party.

Ladies' auxiliary 10 the order Of
Railway Conductors Of America VIII
give n card party at the Swedish audi.
torium IN Thursday at 230. There
VIII be short business session At /
O'Clock. The public IL invited to the
card marty.
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Vegetable sinIns.

Dip your fingers into very Hrons
toa FOR few minutes and then wash
them IN eleor warm water and the
stains from preparing vegetables VIII
be removed.
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There will be card party at st.
Margaret and Marys school. fiftieth
and California streets. Friday evening.
Reservations should be made with
Mrs. c f. COY. chairman Of the com,
mlttee IN charge
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Alpha Omicron ri.

The October meeting Of the Alpha
Omicron III sorority Will be held At
Ia O'Clock luncheon Saturday. DC.
tober rs, when the hostesaes viii be
Mrs Ralph Dykes. w w. Davis and
Miss Margaret connoVer.
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Birth Announcements.

Mrs Martin WAS formerly Miss
Clara krug ~ omahn
A son wuH born October 20 az the
stewart hospital TO Mr and Mrs u.
y, wright,
s
A son. Robert illller was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. jacobson at The
Stewart hospital October 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray t. Martin, 2f3i
Ellison avenue, announce the birth
Of n son. october ~. Mt the Nicholns
Sem hospital
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Girls Friendly Society.

The Girl8 Friendly society Of the
Good SHEPPARD Episcopal church viii
entertain Saturday evening, October
rs, In the parish house. Mrs, A NJ.
Goodyear Is chairman.
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Delegates TO the International Fcd'
Grafton Of Catholic aluinnae cOnyeD.
lion IN Louisville VIII leave Tuesday
evening Mrs. Frank Bandie ~ the
governor Of the aluBnae for the state
u Nebraska, Mrs Mark coad Will
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Announce Engagement.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Norwich an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Mollyc, to Albert Wohner
son Of Mr.. ~. Wohlner.
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Parish card Party.

Ladder u ~ John Episcopal church
viii give card party IN the paflsh
room on Tuesday az 2 .. ~. a7
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Adams I;elIrnan.

Announcement has just been made
by DR.. and Mrs. II. +. Heilman OF
Ida Grove, Ia, of the marriage OF
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aea ihs ussh raf m lne uth
thslF tfths kiuaF8 G MaH i
e &ha Naaa ftafafuEH Mas Mnn
ree ess ths Es ~ Nass Artaa ~
sahsFf aat Mas o. ssaaaA fAiusf
at Iha Ashaik 80 fltH
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sonals

Miss f'reda Kahn has left for q
month in New York city.
Delmer II, Davis " spending a few
days at the Hotel Martinique.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e. Peters returned
Saturday morning from Boston and
New York.
Mrs e. s. Stenger is spending
fow DAYS at the Hotel ncAlpin, New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. g. Harrison left
last evening for Sioux CITY where
they are to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Munger were
among those who motored to Lincoln
Saturday for the football game.
Mrs. Ann Roberts leaves tomorrow
for Kansas City and later New York,
where she will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. LETTERS are in
Laramie, Wyo., for n short trip, and
viii return the first of the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Adams and
Miss Gertrude Nusbaum left Satur.
day TO spend the week end in Lin.
coin.
Mrs. T. c. Griffin Of Portland, Ore,
has been spending the past week with
Mrs Il. +. Carrigan and Mrs, Fred,
erick w Clarke.
Miss Mabele IIigdon, who has been
visiting friends In San Francisco and
! Los Angeles for the past two months,
will return TO Omaha about Noyom,
Der |.
MIR and Mrs. NJ, G. Peters. accom-,
PANIED by MIR, and Mrs. Douglas Pc.
tiers and Miss Gladys Peters, motored
TO Lincoln Yesterday for the Nebraska
Missouri game.
Mrs George prinz and Mrs. W II.
Wednesday evening. October 3D. at
New England. were ia Gettysburg.
Pa few DAYS ago ana are expected
In Omaha during the week,
I Mrs Joseph c weeth and daughter.
Miss Gertrude Wecth have gone 10
New York and Boston 70 spend few
weeks and will spend some time In
motoring through the New England
states.
Mrs n \ Caldwell. who went east
1 the end ~ september With her dauEh
f tor Miss Julia Caldwell. is now In
~ Louis Visiting her htathar, Charles
\ Howe Aiss Caldwell entered the
Emma Willard school a. Troy y r
4 Nrs John tlaibert. Whn bas been
The guest q hsF parents Sir aud
Mrs Victor White. Cor sgx weeks left
rritaY evening Tor ChieaEa she Viii
Join NJ iialteFl vha has hsra IA
ihs east 81 = business tftp
Ms u Wright = les Angeles Mo
II he guest ~ hfr SISTER MIS- ~
glssmah ani 81 z'egsaan Nal leave
slHziaY o. tet hama she sIll =
aesmpa "a ~ 1tss faHnia Eiasmanr
wha an spent iha Sister 10 lac
Anssles
Miss Msais ana tNHaA Nnn
Aent ihs ussh rai ia ilnA utA /
thsH tfths NtvaFa g Man
e We tea tAlsguHE Miw Wua
fee eas iht Faes ~ Nsss ArHaa ~
aahsFf aat Mas o. ssmafA fAipqf
81 lhe Ashais sKaf.tH
faasss MaltFa " tfl
EfA W1sHA W wa
49,. a a.
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Me n wrshs u lee Angeles she
j. he guest ~ hsr SISTER MEs a.
glssHah ani 81 siegsnan all leave
siHsiAF o. tet hama Hhe slll =
tssvmpan n Mis- fahaie 1Iasman
sha ain speHd iha siHieg 10 lac
Ansslss
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Nh, John : usibert vho ia. been
he guest q be- parents Ar AND
Mrs Victor White. Cor 81 weeks iett
rrtday evening fag ChieaEo she viii
ioin Mg ilalteFl Who has hem IA
lhe east 6a business tFtp
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Mr. and Mrs Alfred Munger were
among those who motored to Lincoln
Saturday for the football game.
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Mr.. and Mrs. |. g. Harrison left
last evening for Sioux CITY where
they are to make their home.
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Mrs. Ann Roberts leaves tomorrow
for Kansas City. and later New York.
where she will spend the winter.
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Mrs Joseph G weeth and daughter.
Miss Gertrude wecth have gone 10
New York and Boston 10 spend a few
weeks and will spend some time IN
motoring through the New England
states.
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Mrs. e. s. .stenger is spending
fow DAYS at the Hotel ncAlpn, New
York city.
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Miss f'rieda Kahn has left for a
month In New York city.
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Mrs George Prinz and Mrs w H.
Wednesday evening. October 70, at
New England We're ia Gettysburg.
Pa, few DAYS ago ami are expected
In Omaha during the week
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Mr.. and Mrs, w. NJ. LETTERS are in
Laramie, Wyo., for short trip, and
will return the first of the week
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
WEDDING AT LAKE FAIRJ.EE
MISS florence OsgOod, Formerly of Bel.
rows Falls, Bride of Cambridge Finan.
cial Writer.

, lamp Neshobe for girls, located ON
Lake Fairlee, was the scene on Mondo az y,
AZ ll.30 OF wedding of interest 70 y
large circle of friends of the c,nnla
iorehce Elizabeth Osgoed Of Clinton
MASS daughter Of Col. Edward G. o.
Sffo1, secretary of the Clinton Chamber
OF commerce, and Mrs. Florence Earn
ham, Osgood, a native of Bradford ar nai
aaughter OF the Late Gov. Roswell Farm.
MN Ia OF Vermont, became the bride Of
nip Lord Carrot of Cambridge. Mass
son OF MI. James r. Carrot. a prominent
boston lawyer, and Mrs. Hannah Todd
NaIret, well known in social work and
phiianthropic interests.
Inc pride graduated from Wellesley
IAoilege III 1918 and was president of the
A1agora society during her senior venr
She did social work in New York c ctI
Two years and for one year in SeattIe
MI. Carret graduated from Harvard uni.
Versity and Harvard College of Business
administration in 1917. He was sent to
france III the aviation service i'm Sen.
tember, 1917, where he served is
months. receiving his lst leutenant's
commission, He is now Il financial
EEIilep on the stall of the Boston News
bureau and Barron's Weekly.
Inc ceremony was performed by Rock.
well Harmon Potter, ID. d.. of Hartford
Ionn., IN the main bungalow of the
camp; of which the brides parents are
directors.
The bride was attended by her cousin
Miss Francis Hall Farnham of Buffalo
n. as maid of honor, and Miss
Marion sawyer of Manchester N. H.. as
bridesmaid. The best man was George
Bailey, of Newark. N. ]. Farnham Os
good; brother of the bride. and Bradforf
Field of Cambridge, Mass. were ushers
Miss Doris Channel of Malone. n. Y.
q. cousin of the bride. played the wed
dino march,
The bridge wore gown made from
her mothers wedding gown of fall,
franchise, trimmed with lace. She wor,
her mothers veil and orange blossoms
The bridal couple left by motor 70,
Quebec: After Sent. 25 they will be o.
home in the Garfield Apartments, q
Garfield street, Cambridge Col. AM
Mrs. Osgood and daughter formerl,
| lived in Bellows Falls.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
DEATHS.

In Brattlcboro, Sept. 1. George II.
In Rra,tlcboro. Sept . Mrs. Fanny
Glover tTrain( Miles, 81. widow of Col.
Charles \. Miles.
In BrattlcNoro. Sent. &. Mrs. Henrietta
(SanderS) Wells, az, wife Of Samuel
Wells.
In Brattlcborn Memorial hospitaN,
Sept. ), Austin y. Kingsley, -, formerly
of AShuelot. y. IL.
In Vernon. sept. 4, Ethel Amy Haley,
| wear.
In Worcester. Mass. Aug. 80. William
Johnson, ST. native Of Jamaica.
In Montague. Mass. tFarren hoSpitaN.
Sept |. Mrs. Mary O'Kecfe. 90, wife of
Cornelius O'Keefe Of Mortified. Mass.
In Lebanon, y. H.. Aug 81, Rev. Al
fred j. Hough, I6. formerly Of Brattle-
boro.
In West Townshend. Aug. 81. William
Hills Howe. -.
In Boston Massachusetts, Homeo-
pathc hosptan Sept. >. Mrs. Charles
Hodgdon. formerly Of Townshend.
In Chesterfield. y. H.. Sept. Z, Mrs.
Maria l.. Murray of Cedarhurst, L. l.,
widow of Benjamin Murray.
In Bellows Falls, Aug. d. Henry
Barton Evans, So, a native of Brook
limo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
DRAFT OXEN CONTESTS.
Farmers i'm Country Districts Preparing
for Valley Fair-This Event to BE
Held First Day

IItlu FnSb lay.
People travelling through the country
districts of late have noticed many farm
ers exercising their draft oxen in the
In many cases, the oxen have been
hitched to heavy loads of stone and con-
siderable interest has been excited as
to the reason for this sudden activity.
The real reason IL that many farmers
are getting their oxen in shape for the
coming Valley fair, Sept. 20 and u. On
the first day of the fair, the draft cattle
contest, which always is one of the big
gest events at the fair, will be held. This
year, this event seems to be exciting
greater interest than ever, and it is ex-
pected that there will be many confess
tants this season.
The judges will weigh all teams of
oxen entered in the drawing contest on
the grounds at $50 a. m. the first day.
The Judges will name the first load to be
drawn, and each yoke will be tested
upon that load. Then the judges will
name the second load and each team will
be tested upon that load, and so on, until
| one team at most can go the required
distance and the test is completed. When
any yoke fails to go the required dis
lance, it shall drop out of the contest and
| the judges Will measure and record the
| length of the draft, and these measure
ments will constitute the basis of the
awards. Five minutes only will be al.
lowed each trial and the boat will be
drawn back for new start but twice
The length of the draft will be six feet
straight ahead. Each class will draw
out. The drawing will begin at ia
o'clock. The judges will be George d.
Lewis H. IL. Briggs and Henry G. Frost
oxen as follows:
!. Pair weighing less than $500
2. Pair weighing less than 5000
3. Pair weighing less than $500
4, Pair weighing less than 1000
pounds. -'ooO
D. Pair, open to all.
In addition there will be a contest 70,
dra1t oxen driven by boys or girls. moi
over IL years. In this contest the oxer
mus, mus hol De over five years and theil
Weight must not exceed 5000 pounds.
First, second and third prizes will h,
awarded in all contests and, as last year
theSe prizes will aggregate 5000.
Inc interest in the draft oxen contest,
Is unusually keen because of the fact tha
the worlds record for draft oxen wn.
,uG at the Valley fair in 1903. Th
WONDERS that accomplished this recor,
iatr Mack and Teddy owned by tn,
iate j. ID. Avery of auckland. Mass. I,
that year this team pulled lood n
di,zo4 pounds. They were big Holsteins
sM years old and stood better than II
4 1ant1 nigh. Their previous record wa
do,ooo "ounds. After this exhibition. fin
oxen were exhibited all over the conntr,
at lars until they became too heavy +,
get up, and they were then killed A. fa
as IL known the record established h.
'his team has never been broken. =
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
wELLMAN.MARsHALL WEDDING.
Proprietor of Exide Service Station Here
Takes Bride in East Poultney-WiIl
Keen House


Clarence Charles Wellman, proprietor
of the Exde service station. and Miss
Gladys Ruth Marshall, stenographer in
the printing office of Il. l.. Hildreth 4
Co., were married at 8 o'clock Tuesday
night in East Poultney, double ring
service being performed in the Baptist
church by the pastor, Rev. Thomas Davi-
son, in the presence of large number
of relatives and friends of the young
people.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, Ernest Marshall of East
Poultney. The bridesmaids were Miss
Marion Landry and Miss Martha Horton
of East Poultney, Miss ~ sa Fenton
of Mddletown and Miss Henrietta Prin
were JOY Edgerton of New York city
and Mary Marshall of East Poultney.
The brides brother, Horatio T.. Marshall
of East Poultney, was best man. The
church organist rendered selections as
the party entered the church and as
they departed. The ushers were Floyd
Franklin of Greenfield. Mass, VIM
Stevens and Paul Carleton of East
Poultney and Paul Fenton of Middle
tow
The church was decorated p"tisticallv
with running pine. hvdrangeas. phlov,
asters and ferns. which formed a beauti-
full background for the bridal party. The
brides dress was of white charmeuse
with pearl trimmings. and she wore y
veil caught with lilles-of- the-vallev and
carried bouquet of lllies-of- the-valley.
| Her travelling suit was of navy blue
| with hat in harmony. The bridesmaids
wore gowns of blue and harmonizing
hats and carried pink asters.
Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ception was held in the home of Mr.:
| and Mrs. w. u. Prndle, grandparents of
| hn h,,I ha MT
decorated with cut flowers and crepe ma
| per streamers. bountiful wedding
supper was served, the flower girls being
seated at table especially ARRANGED for
them. The reception also was largely
| attended.
The brides gifts to the bridesmaids
were bar pins and to the flower girls
| cold rings. The hridanrooms Gift to the
best man was gold rnr Inks and to the
ushers. stick pins. Manv beautiful gifts
including furniture. p bank book. cur
rcncy. silverwarc. cut glass and linen
wero received by the couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Wollman left by auto
mobile for weddir" trim Of a week
after which thcv will to"in housetoen
ing il an apnrtnent which they have
furnished in Crosby block
Mr. Wellror ie tho vour"oet son NJ
sheriff nnd Mrs Fro"k Y. Wollman. II
attended The Rrattlchoro high schoo
and the Rratt1oboro Rusirosq lrstit''.
and ut pros"rt is nr"nrietor of th" Fvil'
service stnt ior which adioi"e the priv
coss thn"tre buildir" 81 Elliot Stro"t
Ms yvellr,an is 9 douchtor of Mr. ono
Mrs. Err "st' Mar hall &C East Po"ltnev
Sho graduated from Trov Corf"ronc
acadp,;,v IN 1910 and for tho mast vNo
On half hoe hoen ~toro"ranhor for i
r. H;'droth g. Go 81" is mcmh"r o
! tho Rantist church in Fast pouNrev.
/, Amono th~~n v',o afforded tho WOO
1.-Two were Shoriff ""d Nc FRANK
: Vpllm"r &C Bratn"hCr" Mr. and wye
! Leslie Wellman Of Guilford. Mrs. Mau'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
GEORGE ii. BOORN DIES.
Former Paper Maker and Baker Had
Been Failing Six Months-FuneraI i'm
Pearl Street Home Wednesday.

George Fl. Boorn, 66, at one time pro-
prletor of bakery on High street, died
at 2.30 o'clock Monday morning in his
home at IS Pearl street of chronic bron-
chitis. He had been in failing health the
past six months but was confined to his
bed only 10 days.
Mr.. Boorn was a son of Henry Gard
and was born July 3, 1856, in WincheA
ter, N. H., where he spent his boyhood
He learned the paper-makers trade at
the G. A. Robertson mill in Hinsdale and
followed that trade until he moved to
Brattleboro from Bellows Falls about
20 years ago. Since coming here he
had worked for the S. A. Smith Mfg. Co.
and as II baker up to the past several
years. when he had done gardening on
Oak Grove avenue.
On May Is, 1884, he married Miss
Clara II. Donnell of Putney, who sur
wives with two daughters. Mrs. X. G.
Rid0elv of Jacksonville, Fla, and Mrs
T.. II. Davis of Manchester N. II. He al
so leaves a brother. Charles Il. Boorn OF
Hinsdale, n. H.. and sister, Mrs. Mel
lie Ellison of Chester
The funeral was held in the home OF
Pearl street Mt go o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. Charles G. Chayer
pastor of the First Methodist Episcopa
church. Ofliciated and Walter s. Stearn'
sang How Gentle Gods Commands, ant
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. The bur
ial took place in Morningside cemetery
Charles Brown, Leslie Burke and Franl
Adams. shonmates of Mr.. Boorn. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Boorn and daughter
Flora. Of Hinsdale. N. H.. and Mrs
Nellie Ellison of Chester came to atten'
the funeral,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
RRATTLEBORO PERSONAL. '

Mrs. 7. L. Goldsmith and sister, Mrs.
G. B. Dickinson. who had been spending
the summer mt Lake Winnepesaukee ana
came here to visit ut J. II. Smiley's over
the weekend. left Wednesday for Koch
ester. n. Y, where they will make their
home Miss Gretchen Goldsmith, VINO
has finished course at the dental lhiirnh'
ory in that city, has taken position
in Utica, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Space. who hao
been spending vacation OF TWO weeh'
in town with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
n r, Knowlton, also in Boston. have re
tmrned to their home in New York. Capt
and Mrs. Robert Knowlton, who also ma.
been here with his parents, nave lei
for the Pennsylvania National Guar'
cavalry. where Capt Knowlton is al
instructor. He acted as instructor n
Camp Devens during the summer an
Mrs. Knowlton stayed in town with Ill
parents during that time.
Miss Susan GRAHAM, daughter of MI
and Mrs. G. II. GRAHAM, who graduated
in lime from Wellesley college, has beer
engaged as assistant teacher in chemistr,
ot the college and will return there Sept
10 to take up her work. The position
was offered to Miss GRAHAM six month
before she graduated. She now l
spending the summer with her mothe
and sister, Elizabeth, who are living 1
their home on Chaplin street. Mr.. Oral
fam. who has position in drug st0r
in Concord, Mass is spending fey
DAVIS in town with his family. Miss Don
othy GRAHAM, a stenographer in Bostor
was here to spend Sunday and Labor day
Ii was the first time the family had bee
together for about year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Meehan and two
children left Tuesday for their home in
" Waterbury. Conn. after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. VI. Brosnahan
of Elliot street. Mrs. Mcehan and chill
dren had been spending the summer here,
Mr.. Aleehan coming to spend the holiday
with his family