Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-11-09
WEST BRATTI,EBoRo.

George Sweeny and family are NOV.
ing from Mrs. II. F. Woatherhead g
house to Massachusetts,.
Mrs. c. G. Whitacre Of Upper Mont
clair, n. j., is here to spend few days
at her summer home on Amcs hill.
George Wheeler of Worcester visited
here over Sunday with his father,
George Wheeler, Of Mclrose street.
Miss Pansy Davis has finished work
for Mrs. Russell Briggs and has gone
Ito Greenfield to stay for the present.
Frant Pratt has bought Miss Phelp IS
cottage house on Long hill, now oc-
eupied by Charles Hamilton and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Andrews Of
Greenfield visited from Saturday 10
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. +. r..
Mann.
Mrs. A. j. Streeter and Mrs. A. Bald
win of Springfield (Vt.) are spending
u few days at Arad Gould IS on Gull
ford street.
Mrs. A. V. Woodwork and daughter
returned Monday afternoon from n
visit of three weeks in Cheshire, Conn,
and New York City.
The Home Study club held its first
meeting of the season Tuesday evening
with Mrs. A. w. Swecton. Plans for
the years work were discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stcdman and
daughter of Springfield, Mass, were
guests of Mrs. l.. H. Bartlett and Miss
Maria l.. Stedman from Friday to Sun.
day.
Miss McCabe, nurse. who cared for
the late Mrs. Wesley Phillips at the
Melrose hospital several weeks, re-
turned Wednesday to her home in
Greenfield.
al weeks by William Warren in Hall
fax, has gone to Wilmington to make
his home with relatives on account Of
i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Blodgett and
two sons and Mrs. Amy Ryan went
Saturday to Claremont, Mass, to re-
main over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Blodgctt.
There will be meeting of the Phila
thea class this afternoon with Mrs. L..
p. Copeland There is Red Cross work
to be done and all are especially request
ed to come early.
Leon Smith and Cqrtes Farnum, who
finished work on the electric cars Sat.
urday night, have begun work for Al
yah Stacy chopping in the Melvin
Goodcnough wood lot.
Clarence Perry began work Monday
for w. l.. Walker. Mr. Perry and fam
lily recently moved here from Green.
field, occupying the upstairs tenement
in }. l.. Barney's house.
The schools in the academy building
were closed Monday, it being teachers
visiting day. Miss Burns went to her
home in Fair Haven and Miss Ander.
son went to Westfcld, Mass.
Miss Marion Murphy of Brattleboro,
who underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis Monday in the Melrose hospi
|tal, is an comfortable as could be ex-
pccted and her condition is considered
TO be satisfactory
Horton d. Walker, president of the
board of trade and chairman of the Wind
ham county food pledge campaign commit
tee, addressed a we'll attended meeting OF
the Brotherhood of the Congregational
church here Wednesday evening, TAX
ing for his general subject the food situa-
ton and its bearing upon the great world
war.
Miss Nellie Davis was discharged
from the Melrose hospital Sunday and
returned to her home in Springfield,
Mass. Miss Davis sustained Il shock
two weeks ago while on her way to the
railroad station. Mrs. Wesley Phillips
who has been i'll in the hospital several
weeks, has been able to sit up a short
time the past few days.