Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-10-13
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

ton Monday afternoon on business
trip.
Arthur Cain went Tuesday to Hol.
yoke, Mass, to visit his sister, Mrs. G.
II. Smith.
Mrs. l.. w. Hawley is spending few
days in Taftsville with her sister, Miss
Maria Taft.
Miss Lucille Howe finished work
Saturday night in Houghton & ST.
monds 8 store.
Raymond Mason of Worcester, Mass,
visited Monday and Tuesday with
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Howard left
Tuesday by automobile for two DAYS ,
outing in Boston.
A. r. Rice has returned from a va
cation of 10 days spent in Waterbury,
Conn, and vicinity. q"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holbrook.
who had been spending the summer
here, went to Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. Bernard Nichols of Middlebury
is visiting in town with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Austin.
Mrs. A. L. Benedict and daughter.
Mrs. II. f. Whitney, returned Tuesday
from week s visit in Albany, N. Y.
Miss Ruth Fifeld, who had been in
Wilmington two weeks with millinery
from Mrs. G. w. Brooks, has returned.
Clyde Horton of Brattleboro has
pledged to the Alpha Tau Omepa
fraternity at the University of Yer
mont.
Adm Houghton, manager of the
Houghton & Simonds store in Spring
field (Vt.), was in town Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Pike was called to Lon.
donderry Wednesday by the serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Williams.
Miss Grace Leach of the Fitchburp
normal school came Wednesday to visit
until Monday at her home ON account
of Columbus day. ~
Z. j. Lindsey, who returned Satur
day night with Company I, V. N. G..
returned to his work at the postoffce
Tuesday morning.
Miss Florence Campbell of Lebanon
n. H., has returned to her home, af
ter a few days visit in town with her
sister, Mrs. g. o. Abbott.
William E. Sandstrum, foreman OF
the press room of the Vermont Print
ing Co., is having week s vacation
which he is spending in town.
c. A. Bacon of Dover, n. H., has
taken position in the new business
department of the local division of the
Twin State Gas & Electric Co.
Earle Weatherhcad, who had been il
in the Memorial hospital several weeks
has returned to his home on Cana
street. He is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. f. Orkins hav
moved this week to Lowell, Mass
where Mr.. Orkins has a position as jan
itor in one of the public buildings.
Miss Elsa Anderson of Cambridge
Mass, is spending a week s vacation
in town with her parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. John Anderson of Estey street.
Miss Katherine Dunlevy and Mrs
Joseph Dunlevy have returned from
week s automobile trip to Springfield
Hartford, Bridgeport and New York.
Fred z. Thompson returned Tuesda,
night from Boston, where he had bee
visiting his son, Fred, who is studen
in the law school of Boston university
A. B. Curtis and daughter, Mr.,
Charles l. Newton, of Worcester
Mass, came yesterday to visit thei
daughter and sister, Mrs. Carl F. Cain
Claude ID. Adams, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. &. +. Adams, has been appointe
instructor of agriculture in the Hillye
Institute, night school in HARTFORD
= Conn.
Miss Kathryn Sherman, student i
the Bryant Stratton business colleg
IN Boston, came home Wednesday t
remain until Sunday night in her HON
at the Brooks House.
DR.. George R. Anderson left Wednes
day evening for st. Johnsbury, wher
he is attending the annual meeting O
3 the state Medical society. He will rea
a paper before that body.
d Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Phillips visite
their cousin, Mrs. C. f. Adams, Octt
!, Der 4. Mr.. Phillips started for Ar
J. IONA Thursday night to spend the viii
ter to regain his health.
Mrs. C. f. Adams and son, Manley
t with other relatives took an automc
, bile trip through the Green Mountain
Sunday. They visited Mrs. Adams
brother, Martin G. Wright. s1'
|, Mrs. A. F.. Schwenk, Mrs. II. Y
: Durham, Mrs. A. p. Simonds and Mr.
n II. c. Rice went to Springfield, Mass
: Wednesday to attend the concert b
Geraldine Farrar that evening.
:, Mrs. Charles P. Griffin and daughter
Eunice, returned to their home in Car
$ ada Wednesday, after spending seN
e eral weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ha
old A. Holder. Mrs. Griffin was calle
n here by the sudden death of her fathe
D Freshmen from Brattleboro in tn
i University of Vermont have pledge
5 themselves for fraternity membershi
as follows: Wallace Goldsmith in Delt
Psi, Robert Chamberlin, Sanford Plum
# and Lincoln Adams in Alpha Tia
l. Omega.
r Bernard Dunlevy, who has just r.
:, turned from the Mexican border wit
d Company |, of which he is a membe
will not return to st. Michael 8 collee
i at Winooski, but has taken a positio
D at Windsor to which he will go in
> short time.
" L. M. Adds and family expect
It move tomorrow to Wallingford, Com
h where he has q position as manager