Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-05-11
WEST BRATTLEBoRO.


men in county court.
Silas Hamilton of Worcester Acade-
my is visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hamilton.
John Convey of Newfane is STAYING
at e. f. Covey's and has the contract
for building L. i. Covey's new barn.
William G. Shippec and family
moved Friday from the Crouch house
on Western avenue to Williams street.
Mrs. Edward Langille went Monday
to Chicopee, Mass, to visit two weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Hurwrey, and
family.
Mrs. G. b. Hunter entertained the
auction bridge club at her home Tues
day afternoon. Refreshments were
served.
Frank Hadlock has finished work for
Carl S. Hopkins at his greenhouses and
has begun work for the Estey Organ
company.
Miss Katherine Stockwell went Fri.
day to the home of her uncle, George
Tyler, in Vernon to visit until Satur-
day night.
Miss Ruth Houghton finished work
Saturday night in j. L. Stockwell s
store where she has had q position as
bookkeeper.
Mrs. Martha Carter, who has been Sc
riously i'll following a shock, remains
in about the same condition, one side
being paralyzed.
Asa Hall and family moved last
week from the house owned by the
atoI
nue. to Cedar street.
Miss Richards, teacher in Putney,
was guest of Miss Eileen Burns in
the home of Mrs. Il. A. Knight from
Friday to Saturday. ...
James Gibson, who was seriously i'll
with measles, has resumed work at
Dunton's secondhand store. Edward
Gibson is now i'll with measles.
Mrs. Harry Holland of Canal street,
who underwent a serious operation two
weeks ago in the Melrose hospital, is
making slow but steady gain.
Marcus Robbins was taken suddenly
i'll Sunday while on his way home from
church. He is confined to the bed and
DR.. G. B. Hunter is attending him,
Miss Minnie Goodwin of South Main
street is making a good recovery from
an operation on her right leg. DR..
Lynch performed the operation last
week.
Miss Matte Buck went Wednesday
to Montpelier to take the state board
examinations for nurses. Miss Buck re.
Gently graduated from the Merose
hospital.
Mrs. James Burns of Winchester,
n. H., who had been III the Melrose
hospital three weeks, following an oper.
alton, was discharged Saturday and re-
turned to her home.
Miss Doris Helen Brown of Troy,
\. H., was admitted to the Melrose
hospital Monday night for medical
treatment. Miss Brown was accom-
panied here by her father.
There will be regular meeting of
the Ladies Aid society of the sBa ptist'
church next Thursday with Mrs. /. NJ
Compton. Dinner will be served at
1890. There will be sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purle Stockwell and
children of Greenfield visited early in
the week in town. Charles Stockwcll,
who had been visiting them in Green.
field, accompanied them here.
George Lynde of Greenfield, former
~ q resident of Guilford. who had been
in the Melrose hospital two weeks fol,
lowing an operation for appendicitis,
returned Tuesday to his home.
Mrs. Guy Railway and son of New
London Conn, who had been guests
of her sister. Mrs. Purle Convey, went
Tuesday to Williamsville and Town
shend to visit before returning to their
home.
Arthur Crouch S household goods ar.
rived by auto-truck from Northampton
Monday. He has moved into his faith
IS house on Western avenue. Mr..
Crouch will be employed by Marley
Brothers.
Miss Matte Buck, who recently
graduated from the Melrose hospital
and since that time has been caring for
q patient in the home of Louis Her
rick in West Chesterfield, finished there
Monday and returned to town.
DR.. C. N. Wilson of Cannonsburg,
Mich, who had been visiting his
brotherinlaw, David T. Perry, and
family, went Monday to Shelburne
Falls to spend some time with his son,
Earle Wilson. ID. r. Perry and Mr.
Wilson made the trip by automobile.
The junior auxiliary held its annual
meeting with Mrs. o. G. Covev Tuesday
afternoon and elected these officers:
Pres, Ruth Gay; vice pres. Maxine Stell-
man; treas. Alberta Knight; sec, Helen
Woodworth music COM, Gladys Ames;
flower com, Helen Woodwork; fruit
Com. Catherine Stockwel; membership
com, Helen Dalrymple. After the cleo
ton of officers II social time was enjoyed
and refreshments We're served.
The "rubber' social given by the
PhilatheQ class of the Baptist church
Tuesday in the vestry was attended
by large number and was an enjoy
able affair. Superintendent of Schools
Harold f. Mofiitt spoke interestingly
on The Present Condition of the
County, Due to the War. lie also
showed stereopticon pictures of Vel
lowstonc park, which We're exceedingly
interesting. Miss Eleanor Richardson