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

United states Marshal a. p. Car.
pcnter went to Windsor Tuesday ofto,.
noon.
Mrs. A. G. Walker Of Dummers,or
rs visiting here few DAYS with
friends.
Mrs. Richard Scott of Elliot s,,oo.
is i'll with tonslitis. Miss Gray is car.
ing for her.
Miss Mabel GuSafson finished worL
Monday for the fall season for Don'
nell & Davis, milliners.
Mrs. Maurice Harvey of White R;yos
Junction has been visiting in the home
Of Glenn Russ on Blakslee street.
Mrs. a. r. Bowers underwent an
operation Tuesday morning by DR.. G.. r
Anderson in the Memorial hospital
c. c. Turner of Keene came Tncs.
day to visit with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Turner of Elliot
street.
Mrs. A. r. Eddy sustained shock
Saturday morning in her home ON Put.
ney road. A trained nurse is attend.
ing her.
Daniel Doyle went to WestGeld
Tuesday to see his son. who is in
camp there and will leave soon for
somewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Meri.
den, Conn, are in town, coming to at
tend the funeral Wednesday afternoon
of j. f. Hall.
Donslow Stockwell of South Hadley,
Mass, came Tuesday to visit in West
Brattleboro and at his former home on
Dummerston hill.
Mrs. Frank Agan of Elliot street fell
in her home Friday and seriously in
jured one hip, but it is found that the
hip was not broken.
c.. D. Crossman, who had been en-
ployed by Barrows & Co., driving one
of the delivery teams, has begun work
for d. NJ. Brosnahan.
Joseph F. Austin, formerly clerk in
Brosnahan q Sullivan s drygoods store,
has gone to New York, where he has
entered the naval service.
Stanley Fits underwent an opera
ton Monday in the Memorial hos
pital. DR.. G. r. Anderson was the sur
geon, assisted by DR.. A. I. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Akeley of Ca
nal street and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Knight Of West Brattlcboro spent
Tuesday in Northampton and Amherst.
Miss Lillian Clark returned Tues
day to Mortified, Mass, after a
few days visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. j. Clark of West Brattle
boro.
A. II. Thompson, W. +. Bartlett, H..
p. White and W. A. Pomfrcy went
Tuesday to Burlington on business for
Ehe Metropolitan Life Insurance conf
pany.
Mrs. W. NJ. Borthwick of Hinsdale.
has been visiting here this week in the
home of her uncle, c. w. Berry She
went from here to Westmoreland to
visit her mother.
Mrs. Sherman Willard and Miss Mel
lie Mooney, listers of W. T. Mooney,
came Tues( from Townshend and
Wy SPEND winter here with pr.
Mrs. Hen lxane of Western ave.
nue. has retu' ed from Putney, where
she had been three months caring for
her sister, Mss Mary j. O'Nein, who
has been ilI with erysipelas.
Barney S. Michelman and family left
Monday for New York, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Michelman
expects to return to Brattleboro in
about two weeks to attend to the clos
ing out of his business.
Mrs. George DrummOnd Of Salem
\. D., who had been visiting here with
Mrs, f. H. Emerson, left Tuesday fol-
Manchester (Vt) to visit before re
turning to her home in Salem.
r. r. johnson and L. Z. Gobie hav,
returned IRON business trip to New
YORK. Miss Lucille Howe, who assist
cd III the Blattleboro China Co. s stor,
during their absence, has finished worl
there.
John Heaphy, who had been spend
ing Il vacation Of two weeks with hi.
sisters, Miss Anna and Miss Regin,
tearhy of Cedar street. returned
Tue day to Montpelier, where he i,
employed in the Pavilion.
Morgan Sherman, who came from
Boston to spend the weekend with hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. f.. Sherman
left Tuesday for Washington. ID
c., to take physical examinations fo,
the service OF the regular army.
Stephen w. Cusnman, SON Of AR am
Mrs. w. +. Cushman Of canal street
has enlisted in the First Vermont reoi
ment and is stationed at Camn Rs Tt
lett, Westfleld, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
Cushman went Wednesday 70 Wcs+6el,
to see him.
Mrs. William J. Fish, who had hoo,
spending week with relatives !,
Springfield, Mas, returned bonn
Wednesday. Misa GLADYS Fisb " wh'
has been employed in Springdcl6 eevar
al months, accompanied her bomo =,
l remain for the present.
, Ernest Mellen has received . ,o,.o
from Malcolm Farnsworth, who 10
member of Company b of tbe nv n,a 49,
. barracks, stationed at Mare IsIam 49,
! Cal, where he is in trainn, '''I IL
writes of the good food, the fine ,ron.
ment which the marines receive ,ho 49,
and says that he is well and ham,
4 Mrs. Frank Helyar and two cbua.a
came Friday night from MorrisylIo" y y
y, and are visiting her aunt Nrr
y Corrie +. NJ. Hatcher. Mr. Uoi,'a'
!, who had n position as instnc,or' =
Il the New York state agricultural 80
> lego in Morrisville, left Saturday :,
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