Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-01-12
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

E. 8. Richardson left here Mon.
for Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prescott's two
children are i'll with measles.
Miss Susan Hanrahan went to New
York Wednesday on business for o
few days.
Mrs. Nina r. Hall went Tuesday
to South Londonderry to care for Mrs.
w. G. Hall.
Mrs. Annah L. Gale sustained u
slight shock in her home on Elliot
street Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Griffin went Tuesday
to Northampton, Mass, to enter the
Capen school.
Mrs. p. X. White returned Sunday
from q six-weeks visit in Plainfeld
and Engelwood, N. J.
Walter S. Pratt left Tuesday morning
for Chicago to attend convention of
breeders of Shorthorns.
Miss Marjorie White has resumed
work in the Office of Z. Crosby g. Co.
after a vacation of two months.
DR.. Henry D. Holton is able to be
up and around his room, after an i'll
ness with grip and complications.
Robert Angler went to Worcester,
Saturday. He has "a position with
the Norton Grinding Works company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall of Idaho,
formerly residents of Halifax, are Wis
iting at c. II. Bancroft s on Western
avenue.
d. +. Taskcr was in Amherst Tues
day attending the poultry show. From
there he went to the Boston poultry
show.
L. Z. Brooks, of Gardner, Mass, the
veteran railroad ticket agept,ehas been
visiting his. daughter, Miss Emma
Brooks.
Miss Teresa McGrail went Monday to
Boston to stay the. rest Of the winter
at the Hotel BELLEVUE with Miss Mary
X. Cabot.
Miss Mary R. Cabot closed her home
on Terrace street Saturday and went to
Boston to remain during the winter at
the Hotel Bellevue.
L. S. Rawson, who had been i'll three
weeks with pneumonia, resumed work
Monday in the Wilder building,
where he is employed as janitor.
Miss Ethel Hall, who spent the vaca-
ton in South Londonderry, has re-
turned to Windsor, Conn, where she at
tends the Campbell school for girls.
Oscar Anderson, who had been Sc
riously i'll in the Memorial hospital fol
lowing an operation for appendicitis, is
now considered to be out of danger
William Harrison Fisher fell Mon
day on High street near the Manley gar
age and so injured one hip that it was
necessary to take him to his home in q
sleigh.
John Kaine Of Edmonton, Alberta
who was visiting here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Kainc, went yes
terday to New York to remain ovel
Sunday.
Mrs. George L. Martin returned
Monday to her home in Auburndale
Mass. She was called here on accoun
of the death of her sister, Mrs. Mar.
T.. Dunklee. .-~,,sfs
Mr.. and Mrs Walter H.. Herrick o
Worcester, Mass, who had been visit
ing 10 days with his mother, Mrs
Charles w. Puffer, returned to thei
home Sunday.
Miss Amelia Frankel, who has bee
| guest since before Christmas of Mis-
Elizebeth Hildreth, returned Tuesda.
to Auburndale, Mass, where she is
student in Lasell seminary.
Mrs. r. ]. Leonard of Boston, VIII
had been visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Martin F. Burke of Fairvie0
avenue, returned Sunday to Boston
Mr.. Leonard spent Christmas day here
Calvin Coleman of West Guilfor
underwent an operation in the Metros
hospital Friday morning for herni;
DR.. j. II. Carmichael of Springfield
Mass, was the surgeon, assisted b
DR.. G. B.. Hunter.
Miss Helen Foss, who teaches schoc
in Minneapolis, Mimi, and who spen
the Christmas vacation with relative
in town, has returned. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Ruth Fos
who will visit there 10 days.
Mrs. Fred Ellis, Mrs. Nye johnson
Miss Florence Wcatherhcad and ALA
Colt, who had been working for tn
Huntress-W Wood company during the
opening and through the holidays, fiji
ished work there Saturday night.
Miss Laura Dunklee returned FIR
day to Mount ITolyoke after being i
town a week on account of the Hines
and death of her mother, Mrs. Mar
T. Dunhlcc. Harry w. Dunklee, son q
Mrs. Dunklee, returned Saturday
lion, \. y.
Herbert B. Chamberlain underwent
serious abdominal operation in the Nj
mortal hospital Saturday afternoon. ID
George R. Anderson was the surgeon
Mr.. Chamberlain IS condition was T,
ported yesterday as satisfactory g
could be expected. He has been ser
ously i'll several weeks.
Mrs. Sanford Perkins and daughtC
, of New Haven, Conn, who had bee
spending the week here on account {
the illness of her grandfather, DR.. Hel
e ry ID. Holton, returned to their hon
Saturday. Mr.. Perkins was he
I for the weekend and was a guest wit
Mrs. Perkins of Miss Della Sherman.
A S. f. Mccarthy, manager of Il
Western Union telegraph Office, wi
+ begin two-weeks' vacation toda