Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-11-09
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

| Miss PHILIPS Lang of Westtown, n. Y,
is guest of Miss Lillian Lawton.
| Mrs. G. A. Miles has returned from
few weeks visit in Brookline, Mass.
| Mrs. Frank S. Pratt resumed her duties
as librarian in the Brattleboro Free IL
brary Monday.
Homer Ellis, who is in the signal corps
at Burlington, visited at his home in
town over Sunday.
Miss Marie Vickery of Kankakcc,
ILL.,, is visiting at Frank b. Howe s OH
Oak Grove avenue.
Mrs. PAMELA Damon of Orange, Mass.
came Wednesday to visit in the home of
her niece, Mrs w. F. Root.
Mrs. o. u. Estabrook went Friday to
Boston to spend the winter, after being
in town through the summer.
Dwight Fairman has finished work at
Freeman SCOTS grocery store. He began
work Monday for Abbott & Son.
Williams Brooks of Springfield (Nt.)
visited here over Sunday with his broth
cr, Hermon Brooks of Harris place.
Miss Ellen Hcrtzberg, apprentice in
Donncll Il Davis's, finished work there
Monday night for the fall season.
| MISS NallHnHn oI DOutn lJecrnclu,
Mass, is taking nurses training course
at the Mutual Aid association rooms.
Miss Florence Holton of Mortified,
Mass, has been a visitor here this week
with her cousin. Miss Stella Fessenden.
Mrs A. G.. McGee and Mrs Martin
Whalen went Monday to Boston to
visit two weeks with Mrs. Mciee's sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs *. T. NTosher and Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Hunt left Wednesday
for two-days' automobile trip to Bos-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Leonard of Bos-
ton were weekend guests in the home
of Mrs. Leonard s father, L. ID. Whit
ney.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Henkel of Sche-
nectady, n. y. have been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Annie Henkel Ward, this
week.
Miss Charlotte Hildrcth left Tuesday
for New York, where she is taking a sec
retarial course at Columbia university,
after having visited several days at her
home on Oak street.
| Mrs. Edward p. Foster loft Tuesday
for Omaha, Neb where she will spend
| StNtTdl UlOnIHS. lltl UlOlHtl, Mis-. NldI
Haigh, will spend the winter in the home
of Dr. J. l.. Rathbonc.
Miss Gene Plimpton, who had been
employed during the fall season by
Donncll & Davis, mllincrs. finished
work there Saturday and returned to
her home in Wardsboro.
Miss Bcrnice Pike, who fell last
week in the Holstein Fricsian Regis
ter Co. s office and fractured her arm
and injured her side, is doing we'll and
is able to be about the house again.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles Perry and family
are moving from Boston into Alison Du
gan's house on Oak Grove avenue Their
son, DIR. Perry. will open dental office
in the new Barber building on Main
| street. =.
! Harold Staples Of Providence, r. T.,
and Miss Margaret Dorothy Smith of
| Springfield, Mass, visited over the
week end at Mr.. Staples's home ,on
High street, returning Sunday aft
ernoon.
}aer1,fngtest .ef:
Colrain, Mass, came Monday by auto
mobile and are. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Reed. MIR. burlington returned
home that afternoon, Mrs. burlington
| remaining for a visit.
Mr.. and. Mrs. L. NJ Watts came from
| Gorham, \. H.. Saturday to visit Mrs.
Watts's father and mother, Mr. and
| Mrs. James w. lizard. Mr.. Watts re.
turned to Gorham Monday, but his wife
will remain some time.
Miss Marion lyman, nurse. who had
been visiting her parents in Windsor, has
Inc a 10, n,,nt 4 lnlN,
brother. Merton lyman, who is in the
several days -fmlough.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. White returned Sun.
day, after a visit of three weeks in
Plainfcld, n. j., and New York. Mrs.
White came Sunday from Worces-
ter accompanied by friends, making
the trip by automobile.
Mrs. Irving Ellis and son, Gilman, who
had been visiting relatives in town, re-
turned Wednesday to Boston, where
they have rented furnished apartment
and will spend the winter with Mr.. Ellis,
whose business is in Boston. II
Mrs. Abby Thomas of Boston, resi-
dent of Brattleboro several years ago, re-
turned to her home Monday afternoon
after having been here since Wcdues-
day as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. 81
monds and Mrs. Abby Thomas.
Mrs. Henry Brown returned Satur-
| day from visit in Detroit, Mich,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Farmer, and
with her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Rich
ardson, in Fort Niagara, n. y. She had
been away from town three weeks.
Mrs. Charles b. Ford of Los Angeles
| formerly of West Brattlcboro, was in
town Tuesday. Mrs. Ford, who is on
Il months vacation trip, came east
| by way of Washington and Saratoga
| Springs. She went to Randolph from
| here.
Charles II. Pratt, president of the Yer
mont Savings bank underwent an opera
| tiom Wednesday in the memorial hospi
tai. DR.. George K, Anderson was the sur
geon. While Mr.. Pratt's condition is
serious, he came through the operation as
well AS could be expected.
Lewis A. Gregg of Springfield, Mass,
and Fred. Morris of Greenfield visited
Sunday. with Mr.. Grcgg's mother,