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

Mrs. Nina r. Hall, nurse, is in Bern
ardston caring for Mrs A. w. Deanc.
j. c. Murdoch of Athol, Mass, is
visiting at w. S. Pratt IS on Western
avenue.
Mrs. Fred II. Morse, who has been i'll
seven months, is improved so that she
is able to be out some.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Rice of Chester
field road went to New York Monday
to visit their son, Wayne Rice.
Ray Y. Howe went Saturday to Ches
ter to visit his grandfather, p. II.
Richardson, over the weekend
n. J. Hcaphy of Montpelier was here
Tuesday. He came to attend the funeral
of his cousin, William p. Ryan of Gull
ford.
DR.. Frank T.. lIaskihs of Boston Wis.
tied over Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Hiland Haskins of Frost
street.
Mrs. Harry Wales went yesterday
to her former home in Dalton, Mass,
called there by the illness of her step
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Gilman and Mrs.
i. \. Woodbury. went to Boston Sun
Friday. .<~
Mrs. James Mckay of Barre return
ed to her home Friday, after visit.
ing here with her mother, Mrs. Fran
els Cutting. r
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Arcand left
Saturday for Burlington on business
connected with the estate of Mr.. Ar
cand s father.
Mrs. Emma C. Carter and daughter,
Miss Ruth Carter, returned Monday
from Baltimore, Nd, where they had
been two weeks.
c. o. Chamberlain and his sister, Mrs
Il. +. Gordon, returned Saturday
from Florida, where they spent the
winter in his hotel.
Richard Davis, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the Mel
rose hospital three weeks ago, was ont
Monday for the first time.
Miss Alta Carpenter of Shelburne
Falls, who had been a guest of her
cousin, Mrs. w. F. Root, returned to
her home Monday morning.
Miss Edith Gates, daughter of Gov.
Charles w. Gates of Franklin, is n
guest of Miss Margaret Nelson, teach
err at the Austine Institution.
Mrs. George f. Foster returned Fri
day from New York where she
spent two weeks with her mother and
sister, Mrs. A. b. Hall and Mrs. Fred
Flagg.
Miss Josephine Shea has returned
from New York, where she lived the
past winter with her. sister, Mrs. Fred
| c. Gale and is working for Carl Cain,
tailor.
Mrs Ada Patterson, who spent the
past year in Exeter,aN. H., was in
town Sunday on hlef way to Towns
hepA, where she viii be employed at
the Townshend Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Willard of Exeter.
n. H., who recently bought the Town
shend Inn, Were AT the Brooks House
over Friday night and went Saturday
meIning toslr owlsIteIHssss ~. :. asss.g
\ C. A. Chandlel~- nst.-slaughter,,,-- Mss
G Gcftln@S Ss@fs sfEPSS @Sa feyy
) went to attend TIL funeral of his
4brother, George Chandler. 5-,-
Il Murray Frost, who had been a guest
!, of Charles II. Pratt, went yesterday
+, to Worcester to visit his sister, Mrs
5 John Harvey, before returning to his
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss r. Huntington and Mrs. NJ C.
Cutler, both of Nashua, n. H., have
come to visit Mrs. Il. c. Crosby. Mrs
e Cutler, who is sister of Mrs. Crosby
will remain a week in town.
John Mcclure of Worcester and Dan
, iel Mcclure of New London, Conn, who
were called here by the death of theil
mother, Mrs. Mary Mcclure, returned
e to their homes Monday night.
Mrs. Bert L. Sarl cent, who had beer
visiting relatives aud friends in New
L. York city, Mt. Yer on and Hasbroucl
= Heights, n. j., returned home Thurs
. day, April l3, after an absence of tire
c weeks.
Clarence Mara vile, clerk in tn
hardware store IF A. L. Wood, viii
: finish his work there this week an,
. 90 to Holyoke, Mas, to take a posi-
. . ton in the large hardware store o
= j. Russell & Co.
Attorney General Herbert G. Barrie
returned Monday 0ming to Wood
stock, where he is gagged at the tern
It of the Windsor county court in adm,
d the state S attorney IN the prosecution
=, OF murder eases.
J. Miss Maude Brown, teacher in tn
!. high school in New britain, Conn, cam
!; Monday to spend It week s vacation
}. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred {
= Brown of Bullock. Sic visited in Bos
l. ton few days before coming home
Y. George l.. Durham returned Sunda,
e from a two-months' absence in Florida
d Mrs. Durham ana daughter. Mis-
E. Evelyn Durham, and Mrs. n. l. Hawle,
IL stopped in Cynwvd Pa, to spend
l. week with Mr., and NJ S. j. Lewis Morse
S. b. Emerson ratumed Monda,
from Watertown, Mass, where he ha
}. spent the winter, H. was accompanie
by his daughter, Mis, Grace NJ. Emol
son of Albany, n. Y, who will spen
TO vacation here. They are guests o
- Mrs. l.. F. Adams.
Major Wallace Batchelder of Bethe
formerly Of Bratteboro, was one o
T. nine men admitted to the bar of the su
10 preme court of the United States Il
" Washington Monday. lie is the scnio
r. member of the law firm of Batcheldei
=. Thompson a Batchelder of Bethel
. Harry l. E'nnorcon Mo do A.,