Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-02-18
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

with grip, is back at his store.
G. Raymond Billings of Hatfield,
Mass, was in town Tuesday on business.
Rev. Nelson Kellogg went to Wor-
cester Monday afternoon to visit his
sister.
Cashier w. II. Richardson of the
Twin State Gas & Electric Co. is i'll
with grip.
Mrs. Kate Colby of Waterloo, n. H.,
came Saturday to visit her son, Don
aid stone.
Mrs. Carrie McVeigh and daughter,
Dorothy, have gone to Cambridge,
Mass, to visit
Edward S. Bardwcl of the New York
Sewage Disposal Co. is visiting his
brother, j. A. Bardwell
Mrs Brewer, of the Boston office of
the Delineator, is demonstrating this
week at the o. j. Pratt store.
Miss Amy Weeden went to her home
in Brookline, Mass, Monday TO visit
her mother, Mrs. Amy Weeden.
Miss Julia Streeter, nurse, returned
Friday from Dewey Mills, where she
had been three weeks on professional
work.
Miss Charlotte Barrett has returned
from Willamstown, Mass, where she
was a guest two weeks of Miss Alma
Walden.
Mrs. Ira Knight of New York is at
the Melrose on Linden street, called
there by the illness of her father, Sid
ney Morris.
Miss Georgia Miles of Chester, who
bo6 hoap ouoct IF Mice Iupilln Hnu-o
since Thursday, Feb. 10, returned to her
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Hubbell is having a va.
cation of a week from her work in the
alteration department of Houghton &
Simonds IS store.
Mrs. Hugh Harwood returned to
work in j. +. Mann S store Monday, af
ter a vacation of two weeks spent at
her home in town.
Mrs. Charles H. Colt returned Mon.
day from Newton, Mass, where she
had visited two months with her
daughter, Mrs. c. T. Whittemore.
Mrs. w. j. Sperry of Cavendish, who
had been visiting several days with
her brother, j. NJ. Perry of South Main
street, returned to her home Monday.
Cashier and Mrs. w. II. Bracket re-
turned Sunday night from an absence
of two weeks, during which they
visited in New York and Washington.
The Norwich University Record says:
"Com. Pierce Brown, ex '07, lieuten-
ant in the L. S. navy, is stationed at
the navy recruiting office, Denver,
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Mrs. Emma c. Joyslin went Friday
morning to Leonia, ~ j., to visit her
son, F. C. Lewis. and family. Mrs.
.Joyslin also will visit in Baltimore,
Nd.
Mrs. S. w. Edgett went to Auburn,
Mass, last Friday to visit her broth
err and sister, Sherman Warren and
Miss Lydia Warren She will be away
two weeks.
Miss Marion Simonds and Mrs. Clyde
Chamberlin went to Hartford, Conn
Yesterday. They will visit in Meriden
Springfield and Easthampton, returning
Sunday night.
George Messer came Feb. 10 from
Boston to visit at his home here until
saturday, when he went to Meriden
Conn, to take position in large
clothing store.
Taylor Morse, who has position
with the Remington Arms Co. in Bridge
port, Conn, came Saturday to visit il
town until Wednesday with his mother
Mrs. Cola c. Morse.
a. V. Woodrow Of White River June
ton, well-lnown horseman, was il
town Saturday. He plans to bring ;
string of horses to the local track fol-
training this spring.
Miss Thelma +. Paige, student il
Northfield SEMINAR, underwent a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis il
the Memorial hospital Saturday. DR.. G
, II. Anderson performed the operation
Irving ID. Porter, travelling superin
tendent of the supervising architect :.
Office of the treasury department, whC
had been a guest of Charles r. Marsh
superintendent of the Brattleboro fed
eral building, went Monday night t.
Richford.
Mrs. Harry Nelson and two children
of Homer, \. V, came Feb. 10 to visi
until Saturday with Mrs. Persis Eames
They went to Putney and Westminste
to visit. Mr.. Nelson formerly was rail
way mail clerk with headquarters n
Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Michelman and I
|. Miehclman went to Springfield Mass
Tuesday to be present that afternoon
at 6 O'Clock at he wedding o
their sister, Miss Lyabelle Michclman
and Jacob Schwolsky of Hartford, CT
Il member of the law firm Of Schwol
sky and Dwyer of New York and Hart
ford. The ceremony was performed
in the home of the bride 5 parents, 3
Linden street.
Frank b. Putnam, Ferris h. Vaughan
c. b. Crowell and Horton d. Wake
started Monday for Windsor to at
tend the funeral that afternoon o
Marsh o. Perkins. Owing to an acct
deaf to the engine of the IL 'clocl
train at Dummerston they We're unable
to reach Windsor in time for the ser
vices and returned here on the 'cloc
, train. Columbian and Brattlebor
lodges uAited in sending n handsome
floral piece
Among those who attended the hi;
dairy show banquet in Springfield
Mass, Monday night were f. l.. Hough
ton, secretary of the Holstein-F riesal
association of America, Walter S
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