Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-03-17
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York Wednesday morning.
Il. f. Harrington of Barre is spending
few days in town.
Clarke G. Fits went to New York
Tuesday on business.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle will 90 to Bos-
ton today to spend the weekend.
Miss Lillian Higley, who had been
i'll in her home with grip, is better.
Mrs. Chester Beebe of Londonderry
is visiting her brother, o. B. Hughes.
Miss Alice Doyle has returned from
o visit at her former home in North
field, this state.
G.. C. Gould went to Boston Tuesday
morning on business for the Durham
Brothers company.
Mrs. Francis p. Blake of Boston
came Monday. She is guest of Mrs
Lyman f. Holden.
Mrs. Mary Foss returned Tuesday
afternoon from visit with friends in
Charlestown, N. II.
Mrs. George +. Sherman returned
Monday from Boston, where she had
spent several days.
Fred l.. Fisher of 90 Canal street is
Winchendon and Keene.
Charles f. Ray, formerly of this
town, now of Brandon, has bought out
the news business in that town.
Mrs. d. p. Dewitt returned Tuesday
from Quincy, Mass, where she had
been guest of Mrs. w. f. Cooper.
Mrs. Edward Smiley of Leicester,
Mass, is visiting in the home of her
son, j. +. Smiley of Linden street.
Mrs. A. H. Garfield is i'll in the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Fred c. Clark.
Mrs. Clark is at home caring for her.
Lowell McCutcheon of Brooklyn and
Thayer Kingsbury of Keene have been
guests in the home of j. Harry Estey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burns and
family are expected to spend the week
end with r. j. Filion of 81 Canal street.
Miss Katherine Guiheen is assisting
in f. Crosby & Co. s Office this week
during the absence of Miss White, who
is in New York.
A. l.. Perham went to Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday on business. He
will 90 from there to Danbury, Conn.
to make his home.
Miss Marion Royce underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the Me-
mortal hospital Tuesday, DR.. 6. R
Anderson operating.
F. b. Putnam went to Newport Tues
day to attend a Knights Templar com
mandry inspection. Mr.. Putnam is one
of the grand officers.
| C. Warner Hopkins returned Satur
day night from Ambridge, Pa, where
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Mrs. Paul B. Convey.
Anthony Brooks, collector for the
Twin State Gas & Electric Co., who
/ had been in town two months, went
Sunday to st. Johnsbury.
Miss Nellie Hennessey, who had
spent six weeks in town with her sis
ter, Mrs. David Meany, returned to hel
home in Bellows Falls Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Brown, bookkeeper il
the retail store of the Durham Brother:
company, resumed work there Tuesday
morning, after 10 days vacation.
Miss Lena Walker. who has beer
critically i'll in her home ON Spruce
street several weeks, is improving
Miss Collier, nurse, is caring for her.
Joseph A. Eckels, who was employed
by the Vermont Printing company, ha
taken n position with the Travellers
Insurance company in Hartford, Conn
\. II. Harvey and grandson, Horace
Harvey, returned Monday from Tam
pa, Florida, where they spent the win
ter They are registered at the Brook
House.
w. d. Bathric, clerk in Clark 5 gro
lccly store, who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis in Keene las
week, is doing as well as could be cX
lected.
William H. Laid of Franklin, Conn
who was here Wednesday representa-
n business house in Norwich, Conn
called on former residents of that par
of the state.
Miss Olive Millington, who had bee
visiting her sister, Miss Ethel Milling
ton. two weeks, went Wednesday t
Greenfield to visit before going to he
home in Wilmington.
DIR. Henry d. Holton went to Bosto
Wednesday to attend the funeral o
John NJ. Grout, former resident o
West Brattleboro. DR.. Holton wen
to New York before returning to Brat
tleboro.
MIS-. NlcOId pIISHdHl, w NO Hdu 'Ct
: keeping house and caring for Mr.
Charles Il. Dunklee three weeks, re
turned to Bellows Falls Tuesday. Mrs
Lena Chapman of Bellows Falls cam
Monday to take her place.
Mrs James Carney and infant daugl
ter went last week to her former HON
in SomerVillc, Mass. Mr.. Carney wen
Friday. They have been living o
Central street and expect to live i
Waltham, where Mr.. Carney will hay
work
Rev. Thomas Cain of Kennebunl
4 port, Me-, formerly of this town, ha
, received call TO the Baptist churc
5 in Rockville, Conn. Rev. +. 7. Natl
ison, formerly of this town, is rectc
of the Episcopal church in that cit!
| Mr.. and Mrs. Don Belleville have II
turned from their wedding trip of
t week TO Boston, Brockton and Abn9
l ton. They received many presents G
china silverware and money, They al
3 living at 80 Clark street with his pa
I ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dominique Bell,
. Vile.