Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-05-18
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Carlton Halliday spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in East Dover.
F. i. Chambcrlm went Saturday to his
home in Townshcnd to stay few days.
Charles Bruce of Randolph is visit
ing in town with his aunt Mrs. Ada
Bruce.
John Emerson and family will move
from town to the Lowell farm on the
Chester road.
Miss Anna- Slate is recovering in the
Memorial hospital from an operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs. W. r. Moves returned Friday
night from Springfield, Mass, where she
had been visiting relatives.
AI+s. Ada Bruce was called Monday
to 7Iinsdalc to care for patient in
the family of II. w. Taylor.
j.. II. Chapman went Monday to
Syracuse, n. v, on business for the
Holstein-Fricsian association.
Charles Higgins of Bellows Falls
was a guest Sunday in the home of his
sister, Mrs. Edward j. Fcnton.
Rufus Houghton of Greenfield was
in town with his family at A. Y. Eddy S
on Putney road over Sunday.
Mrs. b. G. Allen Of Bcnardston was
here Monday to attend the services at
the grave of Mrs. Mary J. Corser.
Mrs f.. A. DuTcmplc and daughter,
Pearl, went Monday to Orange to visit
Mrs. DuTemple's mother a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Houghton Scayerns went
to Hartford, Conn, Sunday and spent
I h, IaNs
ID. II. Cooper of New York. who visited
a few days with his family on Green
street, returned to New York Monday.
A.. f. Paqlcttc and family of Canal
street will move from town to Chico
pee Falls, Mass, where he has employ
ment.
Homer Ellis of Brattleboro, wire
less expert, has received orders and
left here Tuesday to report whore or
dcrcd.
Arthur Goodale of Springfield, Mass,
came Sunday for a short visit with his
father, C. j. Goodalc of 63 Central
street.
Mrs. Amy Wccden and Miss Ruth
Litchfeld of Allston, Mass, were guests
over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Stewart.
G.. NJ. Simonds, clerk in the Huntress-
Adams store, went Saturday to his
home in Saxtons River to visit over
| Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Chico
pec,E Mass, were visitors Sunday in tn,
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. G
Mitchell. coming by automobile.
| Ia, Il,
Telephone exchange, began q two
weeks vacation Saturday. She will
visit in Taunton. Mass, and Providence
! r. !.
Henry Gates of Worcester .oineC
| Mrs. Gates here over the weekend. Mr.
and Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Annie Ward
ner spent Sunday at Frank Jacobs >,
in Guilford
G. l.. Richardson of South Vernon
Mass. slipped and fell while entering
the WPqIWorth at9rc.,o SatNEqay., ans
cut n cash over one eye, rendering hin
unconscious.
Miss Anna J. Granns and Miss AIarga
ret Gloriant returned Monday t,
East Mortified, Mass. after bein!
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Austin w. Georg,
since Saturday night
Louis Hanley. clerk in the Brattlcbor,
Drug Co., returned Sunday from Rut
land, where he attended the funeral o
his grandfather, Luke Kelly, one of tn
old residents of that city.
Mrs. Mary Mcsser, who had been Wis
iting her son. George Messcr, in New
Haven, is now visiting Mrs. Mary Bunc,
in New York. George Mcsscr recent,
joined the cavalry in New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Corscr of Sche
ncctady, who came here with the bod,
of his mother, Mrs. Mary j. Corscr
for burial Monday, were guests unit
Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Bmg
ham.
Mrs. Matilda Allaire who is EN-
ploycd ut the Bernardston hotel, re
spent several days here on account o
the illness and death of her sister, Mrs
David Clough.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harvey and tw,
children came by automobile Saturda,
andF visited until Sunday with Mrs
Harvey S father, +. q. Frost. Mr. an,
Mrs. Frost accompanied them t.
Worcester Sunday.
Mrs. b. S. Whidden finished work TO
the season Saturday night in Donnel
& Davis IS millinery store. Miss Geni
Plimpton and Miss Astrid Erickson, az
prcnticcs, also finished there Saturday
Miss Plimpton went to her home il
Wardsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. p. l.. Filion move
Wednesday to Winchester, y. II, Mis-
Alice and Miss Julia Filion have take
Il room with their sister, Mrs. \. /
Thompson. Rodcrick Filion has gone t
live with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Milk
Of Green street.
Rev. and Mrs. George +. Tomkinso
left Tuesday for Cleveland, o., to al
tend meetings of the Northern Baptis
Convention, joining a party in Spring
! field, Mass The convention will con
tinue seven or eight days. Rev an
Mrs Tomkinson will return by way q
Toronto and Montreal.
t Among those from Brattlcboro wi
u went to Rutland to attend the session
g OF the grand lodge and grand encaml
o ment of Odd Fellows aud the Rebeka
assembly, beginning Tuesday and lasth
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