Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-12-01
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Emma Houghton has returned
from Boston, where she had been q
week
Miss Alta Dennison went Saturday to
her home in Bernardston to stay over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hudson have
returned from week. wedding trip
to Boston.
Mrs. A. l.. Rohde went TO Springfield
Mass, Friday afternoon to visit I'M
til Saturday.
Mrs. l.. X, Fuller, who had been i'll
and confined to her home three weeks,
is out again.
Miss Helena Carey of Chesterfield
has taken a position as waitress at the
Albany cafe.
Mrs. Ruth Wilcox of Monroe Bridge
came Friday TO visit her son, w. A.
Wilcox, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Farwell went
Wednesday to Boston to visit over the
holiday at his home.
Mrs. G.. l.. Durham and Miss Evelyn
Durham returned Friday from few
days stay in Boston.
Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor returned Fri
day from a thrce-weeks' visit in Nau-
gatuck and Meriden, Conn.
Miss Miriam Adds of Wallingforl,
Conn, came Wednesday to visit Miss
Natalie Benson until Monday.
Miss Grace Smith of Guilford street
underwent an operation for appendicitis
Monday in the Memorial hospital.
f. II. Chapman came from Albany
last week to take position in the of
flee of the Holstein- Friesian associa
ton.
Frances Mary Lawrence of Spring
field W. who was u guest of G. L.
Glidden1 a few days, has returned to
her home.
Mrs, E. A. Johnson and daughters,
Miss Ruth and Miss Edith, went to
Springfield, Mass, to spend Thanks.
giving.
Barney E. Mead returned Friday
from Worcester, Mass, where he deliv-
cred Grant touring car to II. S.
Waite
Sewall Morse has gone to Springfield,
Mass, to take a position as inspector
of bayonets with the Westinghouse
company.
Giovanni Geraci, barber for w. Len.
nihan, returned to work Monday after
spending week s vacation in Marl-
boro hunting.
Carl Henkel has gone to Burlington,
where he has position i'll the office of
an electrical concern. His family have
moved there.
Frank w. Larrow of Boston, who had
been visiting week in town with his
father, Frank A. Larrow, returned to
Boston Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. |. C. Streeter went
Tuesday to Lowell, Mass, to stay UNI
til after Thanksgiving with their son,
A. w. Streeter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Miller and
daughter of Dummerston went to
Northampton to spend Thursday with
his brother and family.
Bert Ober resumed work Monday
for r. M. Goodcnough, electrician, after
being incapacitated several weeks on
account of an injured finger.
Miss lone Pearson finished work Fri.
day for the Vermont Printing com
IJuG DCkuu hOIh AlOHu.N as
waitress at the Home for the Aged.
Miss Mary j. Putnam has been i'll
three weeks in her home on Prospect |
street and confined to the bed a part |
of the time. She is little improved. |
Mrs. Grace +. Hadley and Mrs |
Henry G. Wiley of Chester came to
Brattleboro Sunday on account of
the serious illness of their sister, Mrs. |
+. W. Childs.
Miss Mary Christie finished work
for Donnell g. Davis, where
she has been employed this season as
trimmer, and went Sunday to her home
in North Adams.
Miss Anna l.. Davis, superintendent
of school nurses for the state, with
headquarters in Bellows Falls, was in
town to remain over Sunday From
here she went to Burlington to ad-
dress a meeting.
Ralph C. Root, who is taking a post
graduate course in the Massachusetts
College of Pharmacy, came Tuesday TO
visit his parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. +.
Root, several days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Joslin, who had been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Il. G. Crosby,
went Monday TO Mortified, Mass,
TO visit her daughter before going to
her home in West Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brockington
have moved into the house which they
recently built on Chestnut street. f. A.
Paulman and family have moved from
Guilford into the tenement vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Anderson
Brown and son, Shorey Brown, of Bos-
ton came Saturday to stay over Thanks
giving with Mrs. Shorey's father,
Carleton +. Shorey. Mr.. Brown is an
architect connected with the Office of
Cram & Furgeson of Boston.
Miss Rosahel Miller and classmatc,
Miss Grace McMullin of Mount lIol-
yoke college, came Wednesday for the
Thanksgiving recess with Miss Miller S
Iai,Onts, DIR, and Mrs. A. I. Mule" Wells
Miller, who il with the American Tclc-
phone Co. in New York arrived Thanks
giving morning for a holiday visit
Rollin S. Childs attended Monday af-
ternoon the funeral of Frank +. Kim
ball, who was a prominent Newbury
citizen. Mr.. Kimball was a member of
the firm Of Kimball e. Nutter of Woods