Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
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BRATTLEBORO

Leland Harris Wight of Leeds, Mass,
and Anna Priscilla Widmer of North
ampton. Mass, were married Tuesday
by Rev DIR. Herbert T.. Woodin of the
Centre Congregational church.
Boys or girls of the county who desire
to send exhibits to the state fair should
send them 80 as to reach White River
Junction Saturday of this week, adj
dressed to Il. l.. Ingalls,, boys and girls
department. fair grounds, White River
Junction.
Mrs. julius Harry Estey has issued in
citations to the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Allethaire Gray Estey, to
Alexander Guild Medlicott of Spring
field, Mass, which will take place Sat
urday, Sept %, at o'clock in the Cen
tire Congregational church.
Mrs. Maria l.. Murray, widow of Ben
jamin Murray of Cedarhurst, l.. l., died
early yesterday morning at her summer
home in Chesterfield, n. II. The body
was sent to Inwood, i. l., on the 4.26
o'clock train in the afternoon and the
burial will take place in Lynnbrook, l.. |.
Mrs. Mamie Helson of High street fell
Tuesday afternoon neal, p. c. Crosby's
house when she stepped into n hole in
the side walk and fractured her left
wrist. She was attended by DIR. Grace
Burnett. Mrs Helson went to the Me-
mortal hospital where the fracture was
reduced.
Clarence p. Smith of II Elliot street,
who is employed by the Estey Organ CO.,
md Miss Cora ]. Weatherhead of 1G
Spring street were married in the Bap-
fist parsonage Saturday morning at 3
by Rev. Dr. Clark Il. Brownell. After a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
live at II Elliot street.
DIR. e. r. Lynch has sold his cottage.
Camp Idlewilde, at Spofford lake to Mrs.
Alice Roundy of Keene, who buys for II
summer home and who already has taken
possession. The cottage was built by f..
ii. Putnam and the late James p. Elmer
of this town. Extensive alterations and
improvements have been made on it by
DIR. Lynch.
Cards have just been received in town
announcing the marriage of Miss Ruth
Il. Weatherhead of Brattleboro and
Sept. 3 in Boston. Miss Weatherhead
is daughter of Mrs. II. f. Weather
head of West Brattleboro. She took
training for n nurse ut the Brattleboro
Memorial hospital.
The following marriage intentions
were filed Saturday at the Office of the
town clerk: Dennis Francis Brennan,
toolmaker, 156 Main street, Keene, N
H.. and Miss Agnes Mary Blake, III
Birchard Dewitt. engineer, 1G Marion
avenue, Palisade, \. j., and Miss Elisa
beth Brasor, 81 Pine street. Brattleboro.
l.. o. Sleeper of Newark. who recently
came TO the Boston & Maine machine
shops at Lyndonvile to take the place
of one of the strikers sustained n
broken leg in two places Thursday after
noon when a car wheel fell on him. He
was taken to st. Johnsbury hospital
on passenger train leaving immedi-
ately after the accident The first of
the week several of the best machinists
returned to the shops and took their old
Jobs. The strikers making some demon
stration as the workmen returned.
A motorcycle with side-car, driven
by Arthur Ingalls, of l27 Elliot street
and carrying Fred Martell as a passen.
hit Saturday afternoon in the
Fort Drummer section by Ford driven
by William Rabideau of 9 Hunt avenue
Mr. ingalls, was driving his motorcycle
ont of yard into the street when the
Ford came along and sideswped it. He
aged to get hold on one side OF
the Ford and was DRAGGED 60 feet before
the Ford was stopped. He was slightly
bruised as was the passenger OF the
side-car.
Hugh A. Vie'e. for four years book
keeper at the Manley Bros. garage OF
high street. has bought an interest il
n garage with Chauncey Bailey in Clare
mont. n. II. Mr.. Bailey has been II
the garage business there the past eight
wears. Mr.. Vele was n bOokkeeper al
the Central Vermont freight office before
being employed by Manley Bros. H'
finished work for Manley Bros. Satur
day night and went to Claremont thu
first of this week. He plans to NOV
his family to Claremont as soon as h
can find house in which TO live.
Reports have been received by tn
secretary of state from Neil ID. Clawsol
Simpson of Lowell Mass, that tn
Buick of the former and the REQ of tn
latter cOllded on the road betwee
Haverhill and Methuen, Mass. recently
The reports vary considerably, MI
Clawson setting the loss to Mr.. SIM
sons car at $40 and Mr. Simpson sci
ting at it 1915. Mr.. Clawson state
that he was alone at the time. while tn
Simpson report credits him with havin
another passenger. Little damage wa
done to the Clawson car.
Attention is called by the local post
Office to the fact that there are sti
many cases where senders deposit fourt
class or parcel post mail in the post
office without the packages bearing IN
name and address of the sender. I'M
delinquency causes the postoitice III
warranted labor and expense and result
in much inconvenience TO both nc
dresses and senders. This is freauentl
the cause of much fourth class matte
Going astray. and if everyone will OF
serve this requirement of putting o
The scnders name and address not oni
viii such mail be expedited. but IT vi
assist in the recovery OF lost art,ci,,
and prevent packages from beng mel
IN definitely on account OF lhe hon-a'