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

Raleigh Drake OF Idaho VIII be
guest during the holidays of Perry May
nard Of Washington street. Mr.. Drake,
who is a well-known cellist, will give
concert Friday evening Dec. 30, in the
Baptist church. He will be assisted by
Ernest Barre, baritone, and Mrs. w. &.
Bryant, reader, OF Greenfield.
Notices have been received in town
that the 11th annual conference of the
older boys Of Vermont will be held in
Newport JAN II, 10 and IA. The ques-
ton of entertaining the boys in Brattle-
boro for this conference was under con-
sideration, but was given UP because the
new memorial armory and community
house would not be completed.
The funeral of Henry ]. Prouty was
held Saturday afternoon at / o'clock in
Moran & Rohdes Undertaking rooms on
OF All Souls church, officiated. The
burial took place in West Dummerston
The bearers were Floyd Prouty, Joseph
Bavis, Julius Prouty and Guy Prouty
Mrs. May Holden of Townshend was
here to attend the funeral.
Officers for the newly organized junior
Christian Endeavor society of the Con-
meeting on Friday afternoon in the
chapel. They aret President, Margaret
Duncan; vice president, Doris Bangs (;
secretary, Eleanor Adams treasurer,
James Stearns. The meeting was led
by Perry Howe. There will be no meet
ing this week Friday on account of the
Christmas party.
Pearson of Fitchburg, Mass, formerly
Of Brattleboro, struck and killed Edgar
Estabrook, 70, on the Lunenburg state
road Saturday morning. The chauffeur,
who was on his way to Boston with Mrs.
Pearson and her sister, Miss Ida Waite,
L@lI
tgation, II being found that Mr.. Esta-
brook had become confused by the ap-
proach of two cars and stepped in front
OF the Pearson machine.
Mrs. Sabra ]. Adams, wife of Altman
G, Adams Of "a Spring street, Keene, n.
H., died early Saturday at her home.
Her age was 81 years. She had been a
funeral service was held in the Aldrich
chapel Monday morning at 10 o'clock
The burial took place in West Brattle-
boro. Besides her husband. she leaves
two brothers, Austin II. Ward of Brat
tleboro and Orvile z. Ward of West
moreland, n. H., and several nephews
and nieces.
Recent issues of the Chicago Tribune
Chi'ds. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Frederick Childs Of Chicago Mr.. Childe
formerly of Brattleb0ro), in connection
with a charity ball. The Journal said
of her: "She will have leading part
in the debutante dances OF lie Bal Fan.
tasti0ue, the leading charity ball of the
winter, which will take place Tuesday
evening in lie Trianon. the new dane
ing place at Sixty second street and Cot
tnge Grove avenue The Tribune said
"She will be presented to society at g
bsll at The Blackstone on Friday, Dec
The Greenfield Il carder of Saturday
contained the following Greenfield new
itnn:. Through Mrs. LIE Ho den OF
Brattleboro, national vice president gen
eral. Dorothy Quincy Hancock chapter
ID. a. r., has presented to the public Ii
United States for the information of i'm
Language, It is published in English
Spanish. Italian. Hungarian, Yiddish ant
Polish by tie National society of the ID
r.. for the information of immigrants
to assist them in becoming patriotic
American citizens. Each immigration
arrival at a port of entry is given t
manual book"
Major n. A. Pope of Springfield (Vt.)
was here Thursday, Dec. IA, to inspect
Canton Palestine and the Ladies' auxil
iary at Odd Fellows temple. 1t also
was the occasion Of the annual meetins
Of each organization. After the meetins
luncheon was served by the auxiliary
Officers elected by the auxiliary. tht
meeting of which was held at 7.3f
o'clock, were: President. Mrs. Alvent
Miller; vice president, Mrs; Eva Met
treasurer, Miss Annie Cain. The follow
ing officers were elected by Canton Pal
eatine: Captain. George Il. Bigelow
lieutenant, c. Frank Hawkins; ensign
George A. Stone; clerk, Fayette Miller
accountant, Will j. Cain.
The funeral of Carlos X. Jones, wht
died Tuesday, Dec. II, was held at
church Rev. Edwin p Wood, pastor
oficiated .and Mrs. Arthur Fl. Braso
sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Nearer
My God, to Thee, with Miss lett
Stewart at the piano. The burial tool
place in the Adams lot in Prospect Hill
cemetery. The bearers were Freeman
Scott, Irwin G. Crosier, A.. r. stebbin
and Benjamin Newton. Among thos
from out of town who attended tn
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. Henke
of Yarmouth, Me-, Edwin Jones an
family, Roy Jones and family and Der
Smith and family of Newfane.
The funeral Of Mrs. Albert A. Keyei
who died Dec. II, was held in the HON
ut 5 Myrtle street at 100 O'Clock FIR
day afternoon, Rev. Edwin z. Wood 9
All Souls church officiating. There wer
many beautiful flowers. Mrs. Williai
II. Bond sang Them That Sleep, an
Lead, Kindly Light. The burial too
place in Prospect Hill cemeterv. Th
bearers were E. II. Thayer, Holland .
Wilson. H. 8. Goodenough and III.
Sweetland. Those from away who a
tended the funeral We're Miss Agnes Blu
lock of Meriden. Conn, Mr.. and Mr.
Fred Smith, Mrs. Mary Holmes an
Mrs. Hazel Webster of Springfield
Mass, and Mrs. Frank w. Goodrich
Middletown, Masg.
The funeral of Henry f. Mundell ed
tor of the Londonderry Sitter. who dc
Dec. 13, was held at 8 O'Clock Prida
In rning in st. Mchaes Roman Ca.
q urch Rev. James F. Rand offieiatin
The burial took place in st. Michael
cemetery. The bearers were Frank Mu
dell. Allie Mundell, George Mundell al
j. Henry Mundell. Those from out
town who attended the funeral were;
Henry Nhlndell of Vermont academ
SaxtOns River, and Miss Marie Mund'
Of South Londonderry, Frank al
Ceorre M"rder ~ Nortoeuo M~ss. n,