Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-14
WEST BRATTLEBoRo.


The schools opened Monday morn
ing after the spring vacation of two
weeks.
The Woman s association cleared
about $33 at the annual sugar supper
last week.
Miss Patience Wilder spent Satur.
day and Sunday with friends in
Greenfield, Mass.
Hazcn Stockwel spent Saturday in
South Vernon with his grandmother,
Mrs. Martha Tyler.
G.. o. Kimball of West Townshend
visited here the last Of the week with
his sister, Mrs. +. r. Mann.
Walter Taylor has returned this
week to his work at the retail store
of T.. Crosby & Co., after a weeks ill
ness.
Mrs. Harry Clark of Elm Grove, Mass.
who was visitor with Mr.. and Mrs.
IIoyt II. Barber, has returned to her
home.
Miss Ruth Weathcrhcad Of Spring
field, Mass, spent the weekend here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F..
Weatherhead.
Mrs. Eunice Kenney of Bernardston
returned home Wednesday, after hav-
ing been guest few days of Mrs
Emily GoodcnOugh
II. w. Sweet of Lynn, Mass, who
was n guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D.
Berdge a few days during sugaring,
has returned to Lynn.
Charles Elliott, who has been i'll the
past week at his home on Western
| l. al ,r,h
not yet able to sit up.
II. w. Barber was able to take n
few steps Saturday for the first time
since his illness with pneumonia. He
is improving gradually.
Mrs. Anna +. Evans returned Mon
day from Putney, where she had
spent several weeks in the home of
her brother, II. G.. Everleth
Mrs. Purle Stockwell and children
of Greenfield are i'll with whooping
cough. Her sister, Mrs. Ellen Miller,
has gone there to care for them.
Mrs. Nellie Morgan, who had been
spending the winter in Ludlow, return
ed Saturday afternoon to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Harold Perry.
Mrs. w. F. Mixer and Miss Ellen
Miner returned Friday from Boston,
where they went to attend the SUI
preme meeting of the Pilgrim Faith
ers.
The Social club members were en-.
tertained at luncheon Monday at the
home of Miss Minnie Stockweli. a
social time was enjoyed during the af
termoon.
Mrs. Idella Hescock of Greenfield
Mass, returned to her home Tuesday
afternoon, after having spent three
weeks here with her niece, Miss Myr-
tie Sargent.
Mrs. Jane Reed went Friday to the
home of her son, George p. Miller,{ III
Guilford to stay indefinitely on ihc-
count of the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. David T. Perry. p
l. Richard Davis was discharged from
the Melrose hospital Wednesday. He Ind
been there two weeks FOLLOWING gan
operation for appendicitis. He went
to his home ON Pine street. q
L. J. Kelsey and family have moved
I here from Afiddfcbury and have taken
: ii house owned BY Frank Dye on VIII
Hams street. Mr. Kelsey is employed
by Horton Walker, electrician. s.
Miss Eileen Burns and Miss Lenora
Wright, teachers. returned here SIM
day from their homes in Fair Haven
and Middlcbury, where they had
been spending a two-weeks' vacation
Walter O. Robbins and family will
move early in May from the Carroll
place ON Western avenue to IL. F
Weatherhead 5 house. Mr.. and Mrs
Weatherhead will move into their new
bungalow.
Miss Esther and Miss Miriam Tyler
returned to their home iii Mortified
Saturday, after few days visit witt
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j
l.. Stockwell.
Miss Martina Phil, substitute teach
or at the academy, who was i'll severa
weeks at her home in Lowell, Mass.
has resumed teaching at the school
Her place was taken last term by Mrs
Abbie NJ. Harlow.
Guy Howe and family, who had beer
carrying on the. Sherry farm, have
moved to the east village, into one
of Charles Miners tenements. MI
, Howe will work for Mr.. Miner taking
care of his big horse.
, Herman Miller of Elliot street wa
admitted to the Melrose hospital Mon
, day. He underwent an operation
for the removal of II growth from hi
= head Wednesday. DR.. Lynch was as
5 sisted by Dr. Hunter
= The operation at the Melrose hosp
tai which was to have been performe'
. Tuesday to Mrs. David T. Perry wa
. postponed on account of the absenc
,, of DIR. Hunter. Mrs. Perry was opeI
. ated upon Wednesday by DR.. b. K
n Lynch assisted by DR.. Hunter.
The Glover club of West Brattlebor
e met with Ruth Alexander Friday AT
4 ternoon and elected these officers TO
= the ensuing year: Pres, Miss Haiti
v Clark; vice pres, Ruth Alexander
= sec, Hazel Chase; treas, Doroth
1 Cain. Refreshments were served.
The Palmer buttons for successful
n completing the first % lessons i
% Palmer method writing were awarde
Is to the following pupils: Grade
/ Gladys Ames, grade s, Paul llolbrool
o. grade Q, Clara Thurber, Ruth Hamme
p lund, Bendla Carlson, Fern Nourse, 1t
land Convey and Charlotte knight.
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