Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-11-23
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL

tue D. "A. smith Mfg. company
Mrs. c. d. Noyos visited over me
weekend with relatives IN Noifalh'
Mass.
Mrs. Z. st. Cyr is i'll in her nome on
Elliot street and under the care OF
physician.
Miss Ella Gilbert, after a visit IN
Springfield and Boston, has returned "
$. a. Daniels's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Whitney spent
Sunday in Chesterfield with M an"
Mrs. Lee Higgins.
+. L. Gobie went Monday TO New
York ON business for the Brat'icooro
China Co. s store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray OF Bar
re visited in town Saturday and sun
day with relatives.
Lieut.. A. c. Rate was here from
Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, to speno
Sunday at his home.
Mrs. Lillian Coleman went to JACK
sonville Saturday to spend the week
end with Mr.. Coleman.
Mrs. Z. NJ. White, who had been Ill
a week, resumed work Monday III
Clapp & Jones's store.
Mrs. Kathleen s. Young is snbsti-
tuting in the Office Of the New Eng
land Telephone company.
Harvey Canedy, who is employed i'll
Springfield (Vt.), was at his home on
Clark street over Sunday.
John c. Pellet Of Worcester came
Tuesday to remain in town until yes
terday, being on business.
William Schorling went Monday to
Springfield, Mass, where he has po-
sition doing electrical work.
Mrs. Henry Bell, who had been a
guest in the home of s. y. Daniels, re-
turned Saturday to st. Adams.
Miss Marion Baker began working
during the holiday season in Vaughan &
Burnett s Monday morning.
Fred Greasy has returned to town
from Newport, where he had been
working in the Newport Inn.
Mrs. John Miller of Williamsburg,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j..
l.. Howard of High Lawn road.
Mrs. Leon c. French of Concord,
n. H., is visiting in the home of her
brother, F. f. Dyke, and family.
Mrs. +. l.. Stetson of Greenfield, and
Mrs. Charles Stetson of Winnipeg
spent Sunday with Mrs. w. p. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. I. Belleville went
Sunday to Brookline to spend the day
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin.
Miss Nina NJ. Brownell of Cam
bridge, n. y, is a guest in the home
Of her brother, Rev. Clark r. Brown
ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Robbins of New
York were guests over Sunday of his
brother, Walter NJ. Robbins, and fam.
lily.
Henry Morgan, student in the Claw.
SON Hamilton business college, went to
his home in Windsor to remain over Sun
day.
Roy Jones, who spent 10-dsys' va
cation at his home in Newfane, returned
to work Monday in Scott S grocery
''S MIR. and Mrs. RSyetUasssqs. of Green
field visited in town Aeper-Senday with
his mother, Mrs. Charles Brown of Fros
street.
Mrs. Luna Green and daughter OF
Stoneham, Mass are visiting in tn,
home of her brother, Herbert Clark O.
Central street.
Capt. +. w. Gibson of Company I
PAST Vermont regiment, was at his HON,
here from Camp Bartlett, Wcstfield
Mass, over Sunday.
Capt. Gibson has notified Postmas
ter NJ. j. Moran to forward all mai
for himself and members of his com
mand to Charlotte, y. c.
Mrs. Ella G. Starkey closed her sum
mer home on Oak street Friday and wit
her daughter, Mrs. william Porter, re
turned to their home in New York.
3. L. Breese Morse came from Bridge
port, Conn, to visit his mother, Mrs
Cola Morse, on Harris place over Sun
day. He returned Sunday afternoon
Miss Gertrude S. StOckwell re
turned Monday to work III the office o.
the Hoist Elm Friesian association, aft
er an absence of 10 days on account O.
illness with tonsilitiS
Howard Brown, who is in the trainin!
camp at Allentown, Pa. and is visiting
AZ his home in town, went Saturday T.
Williamstown to attend the Williams
Amherst football game.
David c. Miller, superintendent o
the Wells machine shop in Greenfield
Mass, with Mrs. Miller visited Nh
and Mrs. j. l.. Howard at their Higl
Lawn road home Sunday.
Mrs Simeon Adams of Marlboro, VIII
had been visiting at'f'reeman Scott 8
has gone to Westfeld, Mass, to visit
She will go later to New York an
Chicago to spend the winter.
Mrs. Samuel Adams, who had been il
with typhoid fever II weeks in the Mo
mortal hospital, returned to her nom
ON Western avenue Sunday. Mrs
Adams is still unable TO sit up any.
Mrs. Anna Thurber of West Brattlt
boro sustained n shock sunday after
noon in her home in Luke Ntathel
, head s house and is seriously i'll MI
Thurber was able to attend church l
the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". Jones, Mr.. an
, Mrs. Charles Morris and Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Pratt of Ashburnham, Mass
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Lockwood Sunday. Mrs., Jones Is 81
ter of Mrs. Lockwood.
, Robert Lazellc has returned froi
/ n week s vacation spept at his nome
e Dover hunting, and resumed WORK MOI
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