Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-11-02
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

solomon NeSDltt is mere from Ocnenec-
tady, N. Y, to spend few days.
Miss Lenore Ayers has taken a position
with the Fred w. Putnam insurance
agency.
Mrs. B. T. Riley spent Monday
with friends in Greenfield, returning
that night.
w. B. Smith is having vacation
from his work in the office Of f. L. Hill
dreth & Co. ri
Mrs. Ralph Moore of South Newfane is
visiting her father, Barney Pratt Of
Spruce street.
Mrs. C.. II. Smith of Holoke, Mass,
spent the weekend in town with her
mother, Mrs. ]. Cain.
Mrs. F.. G.. Chandler, who has been i'll
since Sunday in her home. on Horton
place, is slightly better
Mrs. Harry McClusky of Worcester,
Mass, is guest this week of her
cousin, Mrs. c. +. Mann.
Mrs Ida T. Davis and daughter, Miss
Vera Davis, visited over the week END
with friends in Townshend
Mrs. r. II. Boutelle returned Tuesday
from Fitchburg, where she visited since
Saturday with Mr.. Boutelle.
Mrs. George Wicutt and daughter went
Wednesday to Wine hendon, Mass, to
visit her sister until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Nash of the family
at the Home for the Aged have gone to
Jericho for an indefinite stay.
Miss Davis, nurse, has returned from
her home in Springfield (Vt.), where
she had been since early in May.
Alonzo J. Bracket visited in Gard.
ner, Mass, over the week end with his
sister, Mrs. B. A. Stanley, and family
Jesse Hopkins and Harry Meeking
who have been at races with Crosicr's
horses, are in Rrattleboro for a short stay
'Braincrd Taylor is out again, after
having been in the Memorial hospital, fol.
lowing an operation two weeks ago fol-
appendicitis.
Miss Charlotte Barrett and Miss Ma
bel Gustafson went Wednesday to Hart
ford, Conn, on business for Donnell &
Davis, milliners.
+ Miss Dora Thayer, after visiting hel
sister in Pennsylvania several weeks
has returned and will open her dining
room next week.
Mrs. A. Z. Hadlock and daughter, Der
nice, of West Townshend visited early il
the week with her sisters, Miss Addie anc
Miss Grace Morse.
Mrs Samuel Adams, who has been il
the Memorial hospital several weeks il
with typhoid fever and complications, j.
slowly improving.
Truman +. Wallace, who had beer
visiting in Springfield, Mass, with rel
atives and in Bernardston with his
mother, has returned.
Mrs. A. W. George and daughter
Martha Virginia, have returned from
stay of three weeks with Mrs
Georges parents in Rupert. .'
Mrs. Lila Herrick of Northfeld; Mass
is attending today district meeting o
the Woman's Relief corps and is a CUES
of her sister, Mrs. 4. c. Crosby.
Mrs. Mollie c. Huntington returned
to her home Monday from the Memoria
hospital where she had been fou
weeks following an operation.
Mrs Carrie Dean of Castleton, who wa
visiting officer at the Woman's Relic
corps district meeting Wednesday, wa
guest Of Mrs. II. l. Bangs
L. II. Barber was in Bellows Fall
Saturday to deliver two 800 victrolas
He also delivered Friday $3.50 Edisol
diamond-disc machine in Ashuelot.
Miss Ruth Fifeld, trimmer for Mrs
G. W. Brooks, went Tuesday to her hom
in Putney for few days stay, Gale,
there by the death of relative.
Mrs. A. D. Reynolds returned Mon
day night from n week S stay in Bostol
with her daughter. Miss Violctte Rey
nolds of New York, who met her il
Boston.
Mrs. II. b, Freeman of Chicope,
Falls, Mass, who had been visiting i,
the home of her brother, Jason Bush
nell, few days, returned to her HON
Monday.
Mrs. Annah Gale, who sustained
shock last week while attending count
convention of Baptist churches held i
West Brattleboro, is little more com
Portable.
Mrs. Grace Miles of Mineville, \
V, who visited her husband at Cam
Devens, Aver, Mass, came Monday t
be a guest of Mrs. A. G. Arcand sey
eral days.
r. +. Allen has hired the fve-roor
apartment in Crosby block and will NOV
there from Canal street Nov. 10. Nj
Allen is proofreader with the Vernon
Printing company.
Miss Margaret McGinn, stenographe
in r. C. Bacon S office, has taken pos
ition as teacher two nights week a
the night school of the Clawson-Han
ilton business college.
Miss Helen Green, matron of hospit.
in Troy, y. Y, went there yesterda
after being in town a week, called hei
on account of the illness of an aun
who underwent an operation in the Nj
mortal hospital.
Jerry Cudworth and sister, Miss Ellis;
beth Cudworth, arrived yesterday fro
San Francisco and are guests at Linde
Lodge. Mr.. Cudworth had been in Cal
} fornia about a year and Miss Cudwort
joined him there in April.
Fred Cain of Boston has taken pos
/ ton with Bond & Son, undertakers, b
$ ginning work Wednesday mornin
: Clifford Breslin, who had been en-
3 ployed there, finished work there al
+ went to his home in Rutland.