Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1915-12-03
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Mass, is a guest of Mrs. f. i. Childs.
John w. Blake is working for E. i.
Hildreth g. Co. in the composing room.
Eugene NJ. Angler is i'll with uremic
poisoning in his home on Canal street.
Mrs. X. NJ. Burchard, who has been
i'll at her home in the Colonial, is bet.
ter.
G. f. Harrington of Barre has been in
town several days with Mrs. Earring
ton.
Mrs. Frederick A. Thompson went
to New York Tuesday morning to stay Il
week.
Mrs. Fred II. Davis went to Boston
Tuesday to remain several days with
friends.
Mrs. Frederic G. Adams attended
the music festival in Mortified, Mass,
Monday.
Wallace X. Ware of Chesterfield, n.
H., is registered at the Brooks House
this week.
r. C. Lyman of Los Angeles has
taken a position as bell boy at the
Brooks House.
Louis Kaine began work Monday in
the composing room of the Brattleboro
Publishing Co.
L. G. Crosby was in Springfield (Vt.)
Monday called there by the death of
George II. Niles.
Edward Grady of Hudson, Mass, Wis
tied relatives in town the first three
days Of the week.
Miss Jennie Houghton and Miss Car.
rie Leach went to Belchertown, Mass.
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. C. n. Robbins of Orchard street
went Wednesday to Townshend to visit
relatives a few days.
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Harmon OF
Bennington are spending few day!
in town with friends.
Miss Katherine Manning of Spring
field, Mass, formerly of this town, il
visiting here with friends.
Mrs. Oscar j. Willard of Springfield
Mass, is visiting in town with he
daughter, Mrs. E. r. Bemis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert B. Chamberlain
returned Monday from Scotia, n. Y
where they spent Thanksgiving.
Mrs. A. j. Bowers started Tucsda
for her former home in Philadelphia t
remain until after the holidays.
Scott l.. Barber went to Williamsvill
| Tuesday to deliver an Edison diamond
disk machine to Mrs. Lucy Hale.
A. J. Bowers left Tuesday on
threeweeks business trip in the inter
ests of the Estey Organ company
Mrs. Ethel Keith, who had been i
in the Memorial hospital, returned t
her home in Green River Tuesday.
Miss Emma Dutton went to Spring
field, Mass, Tuesday to be n guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Adams severe
days.
! X. f. Harper, formerly manager o
the Woman s Shop, has position in
dry goods store in Great Darlington
Mass.
! Mrs. Eugene Ferriter, who visite,
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Moore, il
Revere, Mass, two weeks, has returne,
home.
Miss Mary Fenton is improving i
her home on Grove street, following a
operation in the Memorial hospital fo
appendicitis.
Miss Elizabeth White returned t
Plainfeld, n. j., Sunday, after hay
ing spent few days at her home o
Putney road.
Mrs. Walter S. Pratt entertaine
auction bridge parties at her home o
Western avenue Tuesday and Wedne!
day afternoons.
Miss Mary r. Cabot will 90 toda
to Boston, where she will spend the viii
ter at the Hotel AbbottsfOrd, Common
wealth avenue.
Mrs. Craig of New York, formerl
employed in the Holstein Friesian o
flee, is boarding in the home of +.
Crosby a few weeks.
=. Mrs. Ina Putnam has returned to u
home of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred 10
dan, from Alstead Center, n. H., whe
, she spent the summer
t Gen. George H. Bond, who spent Il
summer in town, returned Wednesday
Washington, where he is messenger
the United States senate.
Mark Merrifeld. Miss Merrifeld al
Miss Farrar, who had been register,
}, at The Brooks House few days, we
6 to New York Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Pratt of Springfield (Vt
formerly of this town, is here visitil
+ Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Brooks
South Main street Il few days.
T. Miss Gertrude Hunt returned yest'
i day from a few days visit in Nashu
(, n. H., with Mrs. Alfred Hunt and
u Worcester, Mass, with Mrs. Ray
II Greene.
# Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hackley of Sou
q Deerfield, Mass, were in town vest
4. day to attend the funeral of M
/, Hackley's brother, George II. Nil
e of Springfield, this state.
g Mrs. Abby Harlow and sister, NJ
lie Emma Joyslin, who spent the sunni
n at Centerville, Cape Cod, have return
e, to their home in Crosby block. Mr.. a
Mrs. Allen, who occupied their roo
rs in the block during the summer, ha
ia taken room at NJ. Z. Cooper's
Oil II.