Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-05-18
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

Mrs. Fred Wcatherhead has been i'll
three weeks with u throat trouble.
William Harris spent the weekend
at his home at the Harris homestead.
Mrs. Frank Knapp of Putncy is Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Churchill this
week
Mrs. A. r. Hall and Miss Susie Min
or, both of Western avenue, are i'll with
humps.
l.. d. Bcrdgc has begun work this
week for IIcrtzbcrg Brothers, papcring
and painting.
Fred Miner has recovered from
humps and resumed work for the Is
tey Organ Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Clark of Green.
field are visiting thoir daughter, Mrs.
Hoyt H. Barber.
Miss Rochon. nurse, is caring for
Marcus Robbins. Mr.. Robbins remains
about the same.
Supt. Bates f.. Slower of Putncy was
in town yesterday on business connected
with the school.
Vivian Hunter, who has been con-
fined to the bed with measles, is able
to sit up little.
Mrs. Otis Ward of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting her stepdaughter, Mrs.
Charles S. IIigley.
The Home Study club will hold a
regular meeting next Tuesday evening
with Mrs. W. II. Gay.
Miss Richards of Putncy, who teach
cs school there, was a guest Saturday
of Miss Eileen Burns.
Mark Allbee and mother, Mrs. 7. NJ,
Allbcc, came Sunday from Townshcnd
and spent the day in town.
The first open car of the season was
put into use Wednesday, but the wealth
cr was anything but springlikc.
Mrs. Harry Holland, who is i'll in
the Mclrose hospital following an opcr-
alton, is making a steady gain.
Mrs. Haley is working in the home
of Mrs Martha Carter. Mrs. Carter S
condition remains about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark of Man
chester (Vt) were guests over the week
end of Mr.. and Mrs. lIoyt II. Barber.
Miss Nellie Archer of New York
came Tuesday and opened her home
on Amcs hill for the summer months
Joseph McVcigh is building II ga
rage large enough to hold two auto
mobiles. r. c. Boyd is doing the work.
Miss Minnie Stowe OF Waverly,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thorn
as j. Miller and other relatives here
Mrs. James Gibson entertained the
Twentieth Century club Tuesday aft
| f.. I Il ,,,I,
road
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Whitney and son
Russell, of Springfield (Vt.) are guests
of Mrs. Whitncy's sister, Mrs. Rex
Coanc.
Mrs. Frank Briggs has been i'll two
weeks, but is about the house again
One of her sons is ill with German
measles.
Mrs. Oscar Haase of Upper Mont
clair, n. j., came Tuesday to open hel
home on Ames hill for the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L. Moffitt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Squires wen'
Sunday by automobile to Worcester
and Boston.
Walter Adams and family moved re
Gently from the Eaton place on Putnei
road to the Hertzberg house on vii
liams street.
Miss Hattie Clark returned Wednes
day from a visit with her brother, Al
len Clark, and family in North Am
hcrst, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Andrews of Green
field, who had been visiting at Frank r
Mann's since Friday, returned to the
; home Sunday.
Miss Minnie Stockwcll has returned
from North Dana, Mass, where sh
was called by the illness of Mrs. AID
die r. Dennison.
Mrs. Louis Quinn and infant sos
were discharged Wednesday from thu
Merose hospital and went to thei
home in Guilford.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Perry and neph
CIV, Earl Wilson, of Shelburne Fall
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David 7
Perry over Sunday.
Murray, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ara'
, Gould, has been confined to the hous
several days with Il severe case of ivy
poisoning in his face.
Miss Eta Miner returned Saturda
f afternoon from Saxtons River, wher
: she attended the Windham county Sun
I day school convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lauder of Am
" hcrst, Mass, came Saturday and visite
|, until Sunday in the home Of her sistc
Mrs. Frank II. Martin.
I Merton Robbins of New York is a
o the home of his brother, Walter Roi
p bins, called here by the serious Hines
I of his father, Marcus Robbins.
4 Mrs. Jesse Woodbury. is out O
G health and her two daughters are he
T. ing cared for in the home of her fail
or, John b. Dunton Of Flat street.
Miss Rose Sullivan of Bellows Fall
who underwent an operation for al
Ipcndicitis in the NIclrosc hospit;
C Thursday morning, is very comfortable
a Miss Clara Warren returned Sunda
afternoon from Mortified, (Vt.,) whcl
she had been since Wednesday attend
}. ing junior week at Norwich universit,
+ Mrs. +. f.. Fisher and Mrs. l..
IS Bartlett, who have been spending SCI
s. cral days with relatives in Springfield
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