Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-16
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL,

George f. Crowell. who has been i'll
several days, is improving.
Herbert T. Yearly has been confined to
his home by illness since Monday.
Mrs. Julia +. Bartlett will attend the
dressmakers' convention in Boston Feb.
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Miss Helen Emerson is enjoying a va
walton from her duties in Houghton &
Simondss store r.
Miss katherine Brosnahan went Wed
nesday to New York city to visit her
brother, John Brosnahan, a week.
Mrs. Henry Pellerin. who has been iii
several weeks. has improved so that she
is able to sit up few minutes each day
E. d. Leonard of the Harvard medical
department was a visitor over Sunday
in the home of his mother, Mrs Cora
Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ryan have
moved from Canal street to the tenement
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Bowers
at II Clark street
Clarence f. Whitaker. janitor of the
Crosby block and the Harmony building
returned to work Sunday after a two
weeks absence because of Illness
L. R. Benson returned Tuesday from
Boston, where he accompanied Mrs
Benson to the New England Conserva-
piano playing.
Allen Fuller. assistant chef at the
Brooks House, went Tuesday to Burling-
ton to be chef in one of the leading no.
tells. Chester S. Briggs took his plac e
at the local hosiery.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jondro were in
Barre. Montpelier and Burlington several
days last week. While in the later city
Mr.. Jondro attended the district meeting
tla I 70
pany.
Walter Mclaughlin underwent an
operation Wednesday for appendicitis in
the Memorial hospital. The operation
was performed by DR.. G. r. Anderson
Mr.. Mclaughlin is making a good re-
covery.
Judge f. w. Gibson is expected home
this week from Batesburg, S. c.. In a
letter written. Sunday he said the town
was having the worst storm of the sea :
son. A few days earlier the farmers
began blowing.
Mrs. James P. Elmer. who has been
away from her duties in the school a
part of the last few weeks on account
of the illness of her son, the late James
Leslie Elmer, will resume her school
work next Monday.
Mrs. Arthur LaFlesche and four chill
dren left Monday night for Montreal,
u
turning to their home in Strathcona,
Alberta, after a visit of two months with
her mother, Mrs Conroy.
Charles r. Crosby attended in Boston
Tuesday a meeting of New England
millers to consider matters relating to
the milling transit question. Frank B..
Putnam was also in Boston on business
trip Monday and Tuesday.
w. r. Gaige, who was badly burned
Tttaa
the Farren hospital in Montague. Mr..
Gaige says the fire In his tenement was
not caused by pouring kerosene into a
stove, but that he struck a match after
filling a lamp and that the open can OF
kerosene on the floor near him exploded
Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor. who went early in
the winter to Naugatuck, Conn. and
later to Washington, ID. c.. left
the latter city last week with friends
| for Orlando. Florida. Mrs. Taylor viii
remain In Florida through the winter
| and will spend some time In the spring
| in Washington beore returning to Brat
! tleboro.
/ Roy b. Miner, who was at home a few
days after completing his mio-wintel
examinations at the University of Yer.
mont, returned to Burlington Sunday
night He has been very busy with hi,
work as gymnasium instructor, but ex-
poets to begin training soon for long dis
| lance running with the intention of com
peting in the half mile and mile event:
at the next New England intercollegiate
| meet.
The following teachers from this tow
were registered at the meeting of tn,
Teachers association of southeastern
Vermont, held in Bellows Falls Satur
day: Principal f. b. Smith. Supervise
Florence +. Welman, Miss Gertrude
Marston Miss Grace Pike, Miss Inc
Akley, Miss Ethel Eddy, Miss Minnie
Rawson, Mrs Abbie Harlow. Miss MINI
Sheldon, Miss Sadie Winchester, Mis-
Alta j. Denison, Miss Esther Croweil
Miss Mary Croker, Miss Florence Hol
den. Miss Mary Douglas, Ralph Thayer
The associations meeting next year vii
he held In Brattleboro