Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-03-03
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL

Henry c. Stowell of Canal street is
confined to his bed by illness.
Mrs. Archie l.. Pcrham, who has been
i'll 10 days, is much improved.
Miss Margaret Martel spent Tues.
day in Springfield, this state.
Miss Lila Sherbert spent Tuesday
with friends in South Vernon.
Appleton Miles went to Waverly, N.
L., Wednesday TO visit Percy Lang.
Harland A. Howe is confined to his
rooms on Green street with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Belknap of Bel
lows Falls were visitors in town Tues
day.
Miss Emma Rolin has returned from
n week s vacation spent in Pittsfeld,
Mass.
Richard Bowen has returned from
Pittsfeld. Mass, where he spent few
days.
Merton Plumb Of West Halifax is
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith of
Putney road.
Roger Bracket of Amherst college
spent the weekend at his home on
North street.
Miss Mabel Snow went to Westmore-
/ land Wednesday to attend the funeral
of relative.
Mrs Charles Cakes returned Mon
; day from n visit with her m0ther in
: Enosburg Falls.
Miss Edith Cleveland, nurse, has re-
| turned from Dover, where she had been
; on professional work.
Mrs. Helen Brasor is having va
cation from her work in Miss S. Han
rahan's speciality shop.
John Hackley of Greenfield was Il
guest in the home of Mrs. f. A. Whit
ney over Tuesday night.
Miss Mary Russell of Rutland is Wis
' iting in town with the Misses Douglas
, and Mrs. Harold Newell.
Mrs. Alice Hanson Atwood Of Bos.
ton began work Wednesday as trim
? mer for Donnell & Davis, milliners.
Carl Klohs, who had been in Boston
three months studying the tailoring
business, has returned to Brattleboro.
. MI and Mrs Clarence Derry were
called TO Worcester Tuesday to attend
! the funeral of relative OF Mrs. Der.
ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland d. Tasller re
l turced Monday from q wedding tril
~ w drhlii gum, -. ~, anu -NtW j VI n
j. city.
Mrs. Addie C. Van Doom and Mrs
Frances f. Clark moved Tuesday from
S 81 Washington street to 3 Terrace
!. street.
Miss Dorothy Gray of Waterville
Me-, who had been a guest of Miss Ma
a tilda Ullery, returned to her home
+ Wednesday.
Miss Nina Cain returned Tuesday
Y from Schenectady, N. Y, where She
Q had spent a month IS vacation with hel
J. brother, Henry Cain.
Mrs. +. H. Spaulding, ST., returned
= Monday from keene, where she ha(
e visited two weeks with her daughter
2 Mrs. Fred Beauschaine.
Mrs. James Greenwood of Easthamp
1 ton, Mass, is visiting in the home OF
o her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
3, Howard of Orchard street.
Miss Marjorie Ellis has resumed
). work in the Office of the Holstein
/ Friesian Register, after a week s i'll
Il ness at her home on Main street.
X. E. Mosher and Murray NJ. Tuck
n err we've in Greenfield Tuesday to at
, tend a banquet at the Weldon hote
e given by the Overland company.
IL e. f. Flagg went to Orange, Mass.
Tuesday TO take position as chef in
t restaurant owned by Warner Barrel
n Of Orange, formerly q this town.
p Mrs. Lucy Bellows, mother of S. H
2 Bellows, has gone to Springfield, Mass.
TO spend the rest of the winter will
! her daughter, Mrs. f. f. LeBoeuf.
=, Miss Minnie Haigh, who is having
|. n twoweel;s vacation from her worl
l. in Houghton & Simonds s store, is Wis
ting her grandmother, Mrs. ElleI
! Cobb.
d Mrs r. G. Bent of Hartford Conn.
s. came Saturday to spend week will
a her husband who is the superintendent
r. of construction of the new RAILROAD
station.
n Harold Waite of Weston, higl
e school graduate, was in town Mon
II day on his way to New Haven. Conn
# where he will be engaged in agricultur
<, nj work
Mr.. and Mrs C. n. Moran returned
t. Sunday from Boston, where the,
81 had been few days. Mr.. Moran wen
,r to Boston on business for the Este,
,r Organ company.
)r Miss Charlotte Barrett began worl
for the spring season 1T Donnell & Da
st Wis 5 millinery store Wednesday. Mis-
( Mabel Gustafson began work there fo
, another season yesterday.
&c Miss Thelma Page, who had been il
Il, the Memorial hospital following al
al operation for Appendicitis, was dis
charged from there Monday and wen
ls to her homo in Mortified, Mass
Ia Carl Smith, Joseph Barrett, Georg
1t McCarty and George Swecny, all o
ID Turner's Falls, were in town over Tues
rt day night and attended the Hostein
le Friesian dance in the Armory.
D. V. Gifin, the veteran train bag
W gagemaster of the West River branc
en- of the Central Vermont railroad, VIII
oil has been ill month, has gone t
a Waterbury to visit his daughter.
"a F. +. Freyeuhagen of Springfield
~ Mass, brother of C. X. Freyenhagen o
" this town, is member of the Orpheu
cluh which took part in the concer
&c in the Auditorium Tuesday evening.
~ Floranco Z. Ferriter, who has bee
he elerl, in Baldwin 5 bootshop since tina