Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-04-06
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

a. II. Rice is unable TO be at his res
taurant because of illness.
G. J.. Clark of Greenfield was in
town Monday on business.
Miss Amelia Bunham of Boston is a
guest of Mrs. Rose Cooley this week.
Miss Ethel i. Osgood went Monday
ing to Boston to stay until Saturday.
Roy Jones spent the week end in New
fame with his family, who are there for
u week.
Miss Susan VI. Clcghorn of North
Adams. Mass, is guest of Mrs. n. II.
Arnold.
w. c. Iluntress and Victor Space Wis
tied at Mr.. Iluntrcss S home in Kccnc
Monday.
Mrs. Clark of Burlington is a guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Alvin II. Knapp of
High street.
Edward Elmer has returned from
Boston and resumed work in the Ameri.
can building.
Richard NORM of Jamaica, L. l., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. II. +. Coombs
of North street.
Miss Minnie Toomey has resumed
work in the telephone exchange after
being i'll week.
Mrs. Z. F.. Lindsey and son went
Tuesday to Townshend to visit hcl
mother a few days.
Mrs. r. II. Flagg and child of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting her mother
Mrs. Ella c. Applin.
Mrs. Amy f. Wccdcn returned Tues
day to her home in Allston, Mass, after
a few days visit in town.
Miss Gcncvicvc Dean, nurse, returned
Monday from Dummcrston where she
had been On professional work.
Stanley Wilson has returned from
Brooklinc, Mass, where he was a guest
several days of Howard Slack.
Miss Bertha Phillips has returned
from n visit of two weeks with friends
in Athol, Barre and North Dana, Mass
Miss Edith Fox of Jacksonvill,
came Tuesday to spend some time il
the home of w. G. Schorling of Fros
street.
Mrs. Charles Ward and son, Stuart
and niece, Dorothca Lyman, all OF
Greenfield, are visiting relatives il
town this week.
Ernest Barre, student in the higf
school, went Tuesday to his home il
Readsboro to spend the rest of tn,
week.
Mrs. w. II. Proctor and daughter
Miss Ncsta, went Tuesday morning t.
Springfcld Mass, to remain n few
days.
Harold Hudson has finished work il
Scott S grocery store and has gone t.
Wcstmorcland to work on a farm thi
summer.
Mrs. Addic Miller Piper of Easthamp
ton, Mass, who has been ill in the Me
mortal hospital three weeks, is slight,
improved.
Mrs. c. +. GRAHAM and daughter
Miss Susan GRAHAM, returned Monda,
from Boston where they had been sew
cral days.
Miss Florence Douglas, teacher il
the schools in Bellows Falls, is spend
ing the Easter vacation at her HON,
on Spruce street.
Miss Lena Vending, nurse, wen
Monday afternoon to New York, whcr
she has Il position in Miss Aston's pri
vate hospital on West Glst street.
Webster Cary returned Tuesda,
to Exeter to resume his studies in Exc
ter academy, after having spent the va
cation in town with Harry =. Webster
Dan, son of Mr. and Mrs. d. II. Riley
who had been i'll in the Merose hos
pital following an operation, rcturnc,
| Tuesday, accompanied by his nurse
to his home on Canal street.
Allan Colt of Springfield, Mass
| Henry Harlow of Greenfield and Ben
nard Dunlcvy of Windsor, all member
of Company |, arrived in Brattlebor
Tuesday to join that company.
Miss Amelia Flankel, who had bee
a guest of Miss Elizabeth Hildrctl
, returned Wednesday to AuburndalC
Mass. Miss Hildrcth accompanied he
for few days stay at Lasell seminary
Miss Evelyn Harris went Wcdnesda,
to New York city, where she vii
spend q week with Miss Mavis Benz
diet, who is Il roommate with Mis-
Harris at Miss Portcr's school TO
young women in Pennington, Conn.
Fred Minis will finish work this wee
for Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt. II
will take a position with the Daxte
Baking company of Springfield, Mass
driving one of the auto-deliver
wagons between Keenc and Brattlt
boro, making daily trips.
Mrs. Howard p. Quincy and daughter
Miss Lulu NJ. Quincy, of Sioux City
Ia, who have been guests in the HON
of Mrs. Guincy's brother, Walter A. Gil
bert, went Monday to Rutland to Wis
in the home of another brother, Gcore
l.. Gilbert. They were accompanied b
Mrs. Guiney's father, James NJ. Gil
bert, and her nephew, Howard c. Gil
bert. Miss Quincy went Wednesda
from Rutland to Obcrin, Ohio, to +,
sumo her studies in the Obcrlin Cor
GcrVatory of Music. The others wi
return to Brattleboro later.
The United States leads the worl
in piano manufacture, having $50 fac