Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-23
BRATTLBBoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. l.. w. Lord is seriously i'll in
her nome ON Chestnut street.
Mrs. Alice Whidden began work Mon.
Gay FOR the spring season with Donnell
& Davis.
| Editor Frank f.. Howe of the Rem.
nington Banner was in town saturday
and Sunday. ivy
Merrill Whitney of Chicopee, Mass,
VINO sent Sunday here, returned Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs: Harold +. Whitney returned
saturday from Springfield, Mass, where
she spent week.
Mrs. G. w. Norris was called to Ros.
ton Monday on account of the critical
illness of her brother.
Paul d. Cobb was home from Sprinr.
| ned, Mass, to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Cobb and son, Norman.
George w. Fairfield of Boston is visit.
ing III town with his aunt, Miss Helen
A. Perry of Maple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Scott went
to Marlboro Monday to attend the
funeral of Simeon Adams.
Miss Josephine Miller of PHILADELPHIA
is guest of her sister, Mrs. John r
Plummcr of North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Suuircs and
Miss Patience Wilder attended dance
in Greenfield, Mass, Saturday evening.
Miss Ruth Hinckley left today for
worcester and New Bedford, Mass.
WHARF she will spend the Easter vaca
ton.
Miss Ruth Fifeld of Putney returned
to town here Monday and resumed work
as trimmer for Mrs. G. w. Brooks, mil
liner.
Mrs. A.. l.. Maynard, who was oper
ated upon in the Memorial hospital las
week for gall stones, is steadily i'm
proving
Miss Helen Emerson ;fesumed worl
Monday, in Houghton & Simonds 4
store, after vacation of three weeks
spent in town. T. &
Rev. Richard II. Clapp, pastor of tn
Centre Congregational church, has bee
confined to his he'd with humps sine
=. Saturday morning
Mrs. A. Lanoue, who was operate
upon in the Memorial hospital for ar
pendicitis, was discharged from the in
$ stitution Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth White of PlainielC
n. j., came Friday to visit until tomor
row with her mother, Mrs. Jennie F
= White of Putney road.
e w. H. Haywood and family hav
c moved from Western avenue to tn
Fleming house on the corner of Walnu
f and North Main streets.
n X. l.. Haskins of Greenfield was
4 n &c I've
Carrie Perry of Frost street, who
| seriously i'll in her home.
. C. C. Laughton of Dummerston wa
t operated upon Tuesday in the Nc
mortal hospital for appendicitis. d
Harry p. Greene was the surgeon,
e Representative E. c.. Tenney of DUN
r merston, who came home from Mont
pelier Thursday i'll with grip, was no
Z able to return Monday, being confined
to the house.
A Mrs. Alice -SchlesiAger and daughter
Miss Airline and Miss Alice, who ha
= Been guests 10 days at Linden Lodg
: returned Saturday to their home
-, Springfield, Mass.
= l.. Chamberlin Briggs came Sunda
:, from New York, where he was desigl
= err for Madam Sheppard two weeks. H
y returned to work next morning as d,
:. signer for Mrs. H. Z. Bascom.
liDaniel T. Hayes, manager of tn
I Great Atlantic & Pacific Co.'s tie
!. store, has returned from his home
n Hartford, where he had been, follow
ing an operation for appendicitis.
l, John j. Sullivan, who had been /;
s the head of the drygoods department
GnnHnnw q "a OF cir
g. that department was established, FL
ished work there Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bowers left Tue
9 day, Mr.. Bowers going to Buffal
70 on three-weeks' business trip for Il
!, Estey Organ company. Mrs. Bowe
will visit at her former home in Phil
delphia. ESQ.,.
v. Miss Grazia Henkel went Tuesda
s. to New York city to visit Mr.. and Mr.
A. Mrs. Paul r. Henkel. Miss Henke
n who now lives in Burlington, ha
been visiting here with her aunt, Mr.
.. Horton d. Walker.
II Mr.! and Mrs. A. E. Spaulding an
L. son Clyde, of Port Arthur, Ontari
10 have returned to their home, after vi
iting a few days in town with Mr.. ar
p, Mr. Spaulding's brother, c. H. Spaul
!, ing Of Elliot street.
&c Edward c. Crosby of Brattleboro WI
IS in Boston Friday at the time of I'll
m explosion in the court house. He W;
not very far from the scene. He sa,
:, there was great excitement and no OF
= was able to get very near the bull
F. ing, which was roped off by the of
IL Gals.
,e Mrs. A. S. Baird, dressmaker, lie
Wednesday afternoon for New York
~ study the coming season. S styles. 81
ar Will be away week, staying with h,
v sister, Mrs. H. A. Emerson of Ne,
IN ark, N. D., when not in New York IN
r visiting another sister, Mrs. w. !
Sharp of Middletown, Conn, en- rout
n II. r. Lawrence, who was in Ne
York several days, returned Saturda
~ night. He attended Wednesday nigl
w at Delmonico' the annual banquet
~ the Morgan Horse club, and during
part of his stay visited with Villa
Schuster, who has just signed a co
er tract as manager of the Chicago Ope
q company for the summer season at r
DIT venia park.
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