Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-07
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

OH DuSIUtSS.
Mrs. Clarke G. Fits was in Spring.
field, Mass, Tuesday.
Bernard Iaus began work Saturday
in Baldwin s shoe store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Nichols spent
Tuesday in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon f. Eddy are
spending several days in Boston.
Harry Locke returned from few
day rs stay in New York Friday night
Mrs. l.. S. Edwards returned Friday
night from a week s stay in New York.
Miss Flossie Farwcll began work
Saturday in the store of Hopkins, flor
list.
Mrs Luther Miller is assisting in the
O. j. Pratt store during the mark down
sale.
Mrs. II. p. Hamilton and son, Silas,
have returned from visit in New
York.
Miss Marie Gauvin of Boston is Wis
ting in the home Of her uncle, w. o.
Young.
HAL Robinson of West Wardsboro
is spending a few days in town with
friends.
Mrs. Florance Fcrritcr and son of
Greenfield are visiting relatives in town
this week
Mrs. Mary Foss and daughter, Miss
Ruth Foss, spent Wednesday in Spring
field, Mass.
Mrs. Thomas Edwards of Spidcc
street is in Worcester Mass, visiting
her daughter.
G. Voetsch has returned from trip
to New York, Philadelphia and Allan
tic city, n. j.
Miss Addie Shattuck went to Spring
field (Vt) Saturday to stay a few days
with relatives.
from Union street to his new home on
Highland street.
Mrs. Alice Butler, who has been i'll
in the Memorial hospital two weeks, is
slowly improving.
Mrs. Harold f. Whitney went Mon
day to Albany and Troy, n. Y, to visit
few days with friends.
Avalon Converse of Cleveland, Ohio
came Tuesday to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. II. Converse.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Frost of West
field, \. j., are guests of her sister,
Mrs. Fred a. Richardson.
| Mrs. l.. NJ. Pike is working in Shep
Ipcy & Blanchard 5 dressmaking rooms
in the American building.
Mrs. l.. f. Adams went to Spring
field, Mass, Monday to visit few
days with Mrs. Guy Downer.
Miss Astrid Erickson resumed work
for the spring season Monday morn
j ing in Donell & Davis 3 millinery store
F.. Simmons of Millers Falls has tax
en- position this week with the Ma
tional Automatic Machine company.
Miss Ruth Stowell and Miss Char
lena Thomas are working this week in
! the Durham Brothers company s of
fee.
Miss Phyllis and Miss Onalee Lang
of Waverly, n. Y, are guests of Miss
Lillian Lawton at her home on Linden
street.
Miss Minnie Moran, who had been
a guest of her cousin. Miss Margaret
Moran, returned to New York city
Wednesday.
Malcolm Docherty of Gloucester
Mass, was a weekend guest of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank H. Brasor, returning Tues
day morning.
Miss Marjorie Waterman returned
Monday from New York, where she
visited on her way home from Wash
ington, d. G.
Stanley Wilson of the University o
Vermont, who had spent a l0-days va
cation at his home in town, returned t,
burlington Tuesday.
Miss Cloie Franklin returned Tuesday
? from a week S vacation spent at he
home in Vernon and resumed work il
d, IIoughton & Simond S store.
Miss Marion Boorn and Miss EVelyl
, Emerson returned to Simmons college
Boston Monday, after spending thu
Easter recess at their homes in town
Miss Marguerite White and Mis-
p Leila Knapp, who had been spendin!
the vacation at their homes i'll town
returned Wednesday to Smith college.
John A. Davis of Springfield, Mass
formerly of this town, visited in tow
$ Monday and Tuesday with his mother
% Mrs. Sylvia Davis, at the Home for tn
e Aged.
Miss Mary Walker, former teache
of Brattleboro now of the Capel
school, northampton, was guest o
MfS. CnarleS DeHHlSOH u South -""i'
street Friday.
Harland Miller of Kansas City, Mo
came Saturday for brief visit
town with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. AM
Mrs. George Harris of Main street. MI
Miller had been in New York on bust
ness.
. Arthur and Hosea Holt of Barre an
:, DR.. Clifford Holt of Cambridge, Mass
who were in town to attend the funel
q, al of their sister, Mrs. Albert BiXby
returned to their homes Tuesday al
! ternoon.
! f. c. Harmon, care-taker of Henri
= Bond S place on Tyler street, receive
, telegram from Mr. Bond Frida
. from st. Petersburg, Fla, to the effec
h that Mr.. Bond and party would no
: leave there until April 20.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Bardwell o
Q Prince Rupert, British Columbia, cam
y Monday to visit his brother, We'll
i Bardwel, a few days. The latter di
- not know that they were coming. Il
q had not seen his brother for nearly !
q years.
: Clyde Horton returned Sunday t
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