Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-03-31
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Saturday DIN business for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. w. Wilder spent the
weekend with relatives in Dummerston.
Harold Perry of Springfield, Mass,
spent the weekend here with his fam
lily.
Wesley f. Minis of Orange, Mass,
formerly of this place, spent Saturday
here.
Mrs. p. w. Chase went to st. Johns.
bury Wednesday to visit relatives
few days.
Mrs Emma Niles has come to stay
| for the present with her sister, Mrs
Alice Richmond.
| Mrs Charles Gunsinger and infant
son We're discharged from the Melrose
hospital Monday.
Mrs. f. f. Fisher went to Lynn,
Mass, Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Hiram Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Marsh entertained
a few friends Saturday afternoon and
evening, playing 800.
Miss Maude Miller returned Mon
day from Rutland, where she spent the
weekend with friends.
d. T. Perry returned Saturday from
Wilmington, where he had been dur
ing the week on business.
George b. Chase went Saturday to
Readsboro to spend the vacation with
his uncle, George f. Mather.
Miss Estelle Niles, daughter of Mrs.
Emma Niles, has opened a millinery
store in Mortified, this state
There will be regular meeting Of
the Western Engine company in Eng ne
hall Tuesday evening, April s.
ID. w. Harris began work Wednes-
day for Fred Marsh putting in bath
room and adding a new kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Winchester and
daughter, Doris, went to Athol to spend
the weekend, returning Monday.
Leon Martin has gone to Hinsdale,
Mass, to spend the rest of the week
with his sister, Mrs. F. II. Hadlock.
The Needlecraft society held an en-.
Ijoyabe meeting Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Dye of Williams street.
Mrs. Adella Hescock of Greenfield is
staying for the present with her neices,
Miss Alice and Miss Myrtle Sargent
) The next regular meeting of the
Home Study club will be held TUESDAY
| evening in the home of Mrs. Leroy
Wilder.
, Mrs. Charlotte Thrower, nurse, has
returned from Springfield (Nt.) where
? she had been on professional work sev-
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hescock and
- Sidney Hescock of Greenfield were here
last week to attend the funeral of Mrs
+ Rhoda Sargent.
+ Miss Mary Fitch, who had been
spending the winter with Miss Ida
r, Fox, went Wednesday to her home in
f Hopkinton, Mass.
:. Mrs. F. l.. Gilbert and daughter, Mar
> garet, of Grafton, who were guests of
Rev. and Mrs l. NJ. Compton, have re-
3 turned to their home.
Miss Eileen Burns and Miss Lenora
U Wright, teachers, are spending the
: spring vacation at their homes in Fair
Haven and AIiddlebury.
James a. Hoadley, who underwent
> serious operation for gallstones in the
Melrose hospital recently, is comfort
able and is doing WELL
= H. w. Barber, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, has not been as
? well the past two days. A nurse from
/ Greenfield is caring for him.
Blanche, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
, Hoyt II. Barber, underwent an opera
ton in the Memorial hospital Wednes-
; day for the removal of tonsils and adj
y, enoids.
John S. Wood was able to ride out a
short way Tuesday for the first time
in several weeks. Mr.. Wood was i'll
several weeks the past winter with
n pneumonia.
d Harold Chase went Monday to
East Pittsburgh, Pa, where he has
G taken a position with the Westinghouse
|. Electrical company in the detail test
ing department
J. Mrs j. L. Stockwell spent Tuesday
r in Mortified with her brother, Leslie
Tyler Mr.. Tyler sustained a shock
|. last week and his condition remains
+ about the same.
/ Mrs. Eva Harmon was discharged
Monday from the Melrose hospital,
| where she had been two weeks follow
I ing an operation for appendicitis, and
e went to the home of Mrs. Dole.
Mrs. Wilson of Newfane underwent
. an operation in the Melrose hospital
, Friday morning. DR.. Lynch was as
sisted by DR.. McGillicuddy of Turner's
Falls. Everett Stockwell of Vernon was
discharged from the hospital Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Pierce of Fort
p DOuSc, Iowa, ana SOl, Alien llefcc or
Swarthmore college, Pennsylvania, came
Monday to visit Mr.. Pierce's sister,
Mrs. p. w. Chase, until Wednesday,
when they went to st. Johnsbury
for visit.
The fifth in a series of Old Folks
dances was held Tuesday in Acade-
my hail. with about 80 couples present.
Music was furnished by Mrs. g. w.
= Bailey at the piano, Erwin French vio-
, lin, and B. f. Leitsinger traps. w. A.
Harris was prompter.
Miss f. May ChamDerlin came Sat
urday from East Mortified, Mass. for
a l0-days visit with her mother, Mrs.
n S. Chamberlin. She was accompan-
led by Miss Florence Warmer. Miss
70 Warmer went to Springfield, Mass,
Tuesday to spend the week.
The road was impossible Friday
= y near John Wood S and Mr.. Nesbitt's
because of the large snow drifts. The
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