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

Mass, yesterday.
Mrs. Carrie Perry is in the Memorial
hospital ill with grip.
Mrs. C. E. Gould has recovered from
an attack of laryngits.
Harry Gray, jr., is recovering from
an illness with bronchial pneumonia.
S. II. Mixer sustained a shock We'd
nesday i'll his home on Central street.
Miss Cora Hatch is out again, after
having been i'll with grip several weeks.
J. G. Howe of Canal street is out
again, after serious illness with grip.
Mrs. Chilson of Springfield, Mass, is
guest of her cousin, Mrs. V. o. Jones
Morse Bond, who had been ill two
weeks with grip, returned to school this
week.
Miss Ruby Thurber is having a va
cation from her work in II. NJ. Wood s
store.
Mrs: Arthur Randall of New York is
visiting in town with her father, Beatty
Balestier.
Miss Minnie A. Scott bookkeeper at
Scott S grocery store, is at home on ac
count of illness.
w. C. Northrup returned Wednesday
from Waterbury, Conn, where he had
been on brief visit
Mrs. A. F. Schwenk went to Alstead,
n. H., Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. A. II. Burge.
Mrs. Sargent is here from Randolph
caring for her sister, Mrs. G.. A. Met
calf, who has been i'll.
Fred Jacobs, nurse, of Boston is Wis
ing his mother, Mrs. Emma Jacobs of
Canal street, a few days.
Mrs. A. L. Rohde went to Bellows
Falls yesterday to spend few days
with her aunt, Mrs j. T. Ridden.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Whitney returned
Monday night from Springfield, Mass.
where they had spent two weeks.
Mrs. Abbie Adams of Williamsville
is visiting in town with her sister, Mrs
NJ. A. Shearer of Western avenue.
Mrs. |. II. Davis has returned from
North Conway, where she had been
since last summer at her former home
Mrs. Abbie NJ. Adams of Williams
Vile is among the new clerks in the of
fee of the Holstein-FTiesian associa.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley aud son of Bel
lows Falls were guests in town WedneS-
day night of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Dun
ham.
Appleton Miles of Dartmouth college
came yesterday to spend the week
end in town with his mother, Mrs c.
A. Miles.
Miss Margaret Doyle returned We'd
! ~ t,.Io CHI bn.1 hno
10 days on business for Doyle & Doyle
milliners.
Mrs. j. Warren Miller of Springfield
(Vt.) who had been visiting her mother
Mrs. o. II. Stickney, has returned tc
her home.
Ray Howe, who fractured two ribs
three weeks ago while at his work fol
the Twin State Gas & Electric Co., il
out again.
Miss Frances Martell. who is having
a vacation from her work in ,Houghtoi
&-Simonds 'sstore is. visiting bl Spring
field Mass. 80
Miss Flora NIather" of Springfield
Mass, came Friday to spend the week
end with her aunt, Miss Susan Hough
ton of 81 Canal street.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson of Chester
field, who had been visiting her aunt
Mrs. w. II. Cray, few days, returned
to her home yesterday.
Matthew Howard of Boston is il
town, called here by the illness of hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew How
ard, who are i'll with grip.
Miss Mary Turner, teacher in Dunn
merston Center, is spending Il few days
vacation in town in the home of he
sister, Mrs. Walter G. Halliday.
Christie B. Crowell went to Green
field, Mass, Tuesday afternoon an,
attended that evening meeting of tn
Lodge of Perfection of Masons of tina
town.
Miss Susan Hanrahan went to Ney
York Tuesday on business trip o
several days. Mrs Helen Brasor is i
charge of the Speciality shop during he
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Britain hav
moved from the Congregational parsor
age to the house owned by the Eels e>
tate on the corner of Linden street an
Park place.
Superior Judge L. L. Watcrma
slipped on the sidewalk in front of tn
Brooks House pharmacy Tuesday al
tcrnoon and severely cut the palm O
his right hand.
Thomas Clune has returned froT
Springfield, Mass, where he had bee
working in furniture store, and ha
begun work for the National Automati
Machine company
Rev. George +. Tomkinson went yes
terday to Rutland to attend Il meetin
of the committee of the Young People
, union of the Baptist churches of Vcl
mont, Of which he is president.
; Mrs. Eliza Gibbs and George d,
Maine of Glens Falls. n. y, who ha
been in town since the death of Mr.
,, Gibbs s sister, Mrs. Charles A. Trip
returned to Glens Falls yesterday.
l.. b. Yauvey was in Randolph, thi
state, Wednesday to attend the funer;
! of his sster-in-law, Mrs. Nora Yauve,
who died in the hospital in Waterbur
Monday The body was taken to EaS
: Bethel for intcrment in the family 10
Fred II. Harris returned Tucsda
afternoon from Hanover, \. H., whel
he was one of the leading participant
in the winter sports lie was the foul
: der and first president of the Outin