Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-21
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

Mrs. George Howe of Athol, Mass,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Stafford.
William Newton of Vernon was
guest Saturday in the home Of w. II.
Alexander.
Mrs Emily Goodenough will enter
tain the jolly Sixteen at her home
this afternoon.
Harold Perry of Springfield, Mass,
came Saturday to visit until Sun
here with his family.
Mrs C. II. Copeland and granddaugh-
ter, Grace, are spending the week with
relatives in Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Weatherhead are
beginning to move some Of their goods
TO their new bungalow.
Elmer johnson began work this week
for T.. Crosby & Co., grain dealers,
driving the delivery team.
Mrs. David r. Perry, who is i'll in
the Merose hospital, is making good
recovery from an operation.
l.. w. Waterman is running a iit-
ney bus, having his stand near the
Root pharmacy on Main street.
Mrs. $. l.. Bennett of Bellows Falls.
who visited in the home of her son, A.
NJ. Bennett, has returned to her home.
Henry w. Barber, after a long ill
ness with pneumonia, is now able to
be outdoors little each pleasant day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J. Clark are
expected this week from Yonkers, "
Y, where they have spent several
weeks.
Mrs. A. c. Walker of Dummerston,
formerly of this village, spent Mon
day in town at her home on Green
leaf street.
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Andrews of
Greenfield are visiting in the home Of
Mrs. Andrews s sister, Mrs. F. X.
Mann, a few days.
Mrs. Purlc Convey and daughter went
Monday to Williamsville where they
will visit a week with her grandmoth
err Mrs. II. f. Johnson.
A party of young people from the
east village were guests at the Z. B.
Corbett farm Saturday to enjoy the
process of sugar-mahing.
The interior of the town farm is
being repapered and painted. Charles
Iligley is in charge of the work and
d. j. Hawkins is assisting him.
Herman Miller, who underwent an
discharged from there Monday and
went to his home on Elliot street.
a. p. Bryant and family moved this
week from Miss Kate Wheeler :
house to Estey street. Mr. BRYANT
moved here from Canada last fall.
Mrs. A. L. Saxton, who was i'll in
the Memorial hospital, and later spent
a few days as a guest of Mrs. Z. A.
Matt, has gone to her home in Ber-
nardston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler and
Rodney p. Wheeler and Miss Edna
Wheeler went to Williamsville Sat
urday to attend the funeral of Eugene
Wheeler. t,, r..f... -ttr
Carl A. Marsh of Tufts college, who
has been spending weeks vacation
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Marsh, returned to resume his
studies yesterday. r
Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell and son, Hazen,
spent Monday i'll Northfield, making the
trip by automobile. Mrs. Stockwell
went to see her brother, Leslie TYLER,
who has been seriously i'll following a
l shock. His condition is slightly i'm
| proved.
The meeting of the Home Economics
noon has been postponed until April %
, when it is expected that Mrs. r. D.
- Hawkins of Springfield, Mass, will
e give a talk on interests pertaining to
- the home.
1 A. p. Bryant and family moved
Wednesday from Miss Kate Wheeer's
T house to Estey street in the east vii
t lage Mr.. Bryant and sons are employ
% ed by the Estey Organ company and
D by this change will be nearer their
j. work.
$ Mrs. Jack Sherer of Green street
=, underwent a slight operation in tho
-. Melrose hospital Monday. Mrs. Charles
! Washer of this village was operated
a upon for appendicitis Tuesday DR..
i Lynch was assisted by DR.. Hamilton.
a Mrs. II. J. Charland of High street al
so underwent an operation Tuesday,
p, Dr. Hunter assisting Dr. Lynch.
c Mrs. Ella Donelson fell on the
stairs at the home of Mrs. T. NJ. ALL
= bee Friday morning, where she is
caring for Mrs. Eliza Morse, and frac-
4 tured her arm at the elbow. DR.. G. r.
r. Anderson was called and she was tax
: en- to the Memorial hospital Mrs. ALI
bee, who was spending the night in
:, Northampton with her daughter, Mrs.
u Martin, returned home Friday up
3 : on receiving news of Mrs. Donelson $
accident.
Baptist church, West Brattleboro.
- Rev. |. NJ, Compton pastor. Morning
f worship at 1870 with Easter sermon
n by the pastor. There will be special
:. music by a chorus choir, also by the
,. boys choir. The Sunday school will
give an Easter concert at - o'clock,
following up and closing the charts
which have been used the past eight
/ weeks. The program will consist of re-
I citations exercises and Easter music
g by members of the school. Evening
{ service at clock.
+. Mrs. Helen S. Miller entertained in
1 her home Thursday, April Is. 10 in
Y innate friends of Mrs. II. F. Weather
head, who was the guest of honor, as
: she will move soon to their new bun
g galow in Brookside park. A social
n hour and delicious refreshments were