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

MISS Mary BAKER IS spending sew
eral days in. Guilford.
Mrs. A. r. Rice and two sons are
visiting in Waterbury, Conn.
State s Attorney o. B. Hughes was
in Bellows Falls yesterday on business.
G. L. Pearson went to Springfield,
Mass, yesterday afternoon on business.
Mrs. Nina Hall, nurse, is in Der
nardston caring for Mrs. A. NJ. STRAIT
ton.
Claire Gallup is working on his
s farm in Gulford during sug
airing.
John G. Pellet has returned to town
from Worcester, where he spent the
winter.
Attorney A. D. V. Piper went to
Boston yesterday on a few days bust
ness trip.
d. Frank Shea and Richard Bowen
went to Boston Tuesday on business
for n few days.
Mrs. Roy Jones and daughter, Mar
guerite, are visiting Mr. Jones 8 par
ents in Newfane.
| Miss Viola Harris resumed work
Wednesday in J. Z. Mann s store, after
a few days illness.
Miss Dorothy Gobie is spending the
week in Millers Falls at the home of
her uncle, Frank Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Boynton and
son, Howard, of Jamaica are guests of
his sister, Mrs. A. ?. Carpenter.
Mrs. Harriet McNail is caring for
Mrs. Fred H. Morse of Main street.
who has been i'll several months.
Mrs. Charles A. Harris and daugh-
ter Miss Evelyn, returned Wednesday
from a week s stay in New York.
Miss Quinlan, housekeeper at the
Brooks House, went to her home in
West Rutland Tuesday to visit a few
days.
Frank w. Crosby of Cleveland, o.,
came yesterday morning to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. II. A. Bing-
ham.
Mrs. p. B. Lavelle went to Spring
field Mass, Wednesday to visit
few days with her daughter, Mrs. w.
w. Plimpton.
T. B. Clawson, who spent the winter
in the home of his son, n. D. Clawson,
left yesterday afternoon for his home
; in Chatfeld, MINI.
Harry A. Bingham and Benjamin F.
night, following the funeral of Mrs.
Harry A. Bingham.
G. C. Gould went Wednesday to Bur
! lington, where Mrs. Gould and son
Raymond, have been visiting. They
will return Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Corser and Mrs. Herbert
Wiley of Schenectady, \. Y, came
Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. H. A. Bingham.
Paul Chase and Roger Bracket re-
turned yesterday to Amherst col
; leee, after having spent the Easter re-
cess at their homes in town.
Edward Moran and Leon Adams re
=, turned Wednesday from the i. F. Ev
ans farm in Guilford, where they had
spent the vacation sugaring.
Mrs. George Danyew went Wednes-
day to Chicopee Falls, Mass, called
there by the serious illness of Mr.
Danyew, who has brights disease.
Miss Dora Brasor, who had spent a
: few days variation at her home on Ca
nal street, returned yesterday morning
ing.
, B. y. Stoner, travelling passenger
! agent of the c. B. & Q. railroad, was
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spected the new railroad station and
praised it highly.
! Miss Beatrice Vinton. who had been
- spending the Easter recess at her home
on Green street, returned yesterday to
= Newton, Mass, to resume her studies
r. in the Mount Ida school.
i Miss Nellie Butterfeld, nurse, who
spent the winter in Jamaica on pro
It fessional work, was a guest of Mrs.
y F. l.. Smith this week on her way TO
= her home in Westminster West.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Filion went to
Worcester Yesterday with Isabel and
- Bernard Cavanaugh. Isabel will enter
l. st. Ann s boarding school and Bernard
will enter a boys boarding school
: Miss Gladys Adams returned Wednes
- day from Northampton and Green
Il field, where she had been visiting
since her return from Washington, u.
II c., where she went with the high
II school party
Jacob p. Estey returned Wednesday
from a stay in Pinehurst, \. c., and
% went Yesterday to Amherst college to
> resume his studies. Joseph G. Estev,
I who also went to Pinehurst, stopped in
New York for few days.
n County Agent A. w. Sweeton of this
4. town and Harold L. Bailey of Brad
r ford, in charge of insect suppression in
=. Vermont, spoke in the River school
~ house in East Jamaica last night
. on subjects of special interest in their
- line of work at this time.