Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-23
pRArr1EBoRo PERSONAL.


Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Sanford
wont Tuesday afternoon to Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spencer went
Tuesday to Worcester to visit n few
days.
| Alfred George returned Wednesday
from q few days vacation spent in
Boston.
Mrs. John Hurley of Gardner, Mass,
is u guest of her sister, Mrs. David
S. Carey.
John A. Davis of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at Il. S. Halls on High
Lawn road.
Miss Marion Baker, bookkeeper in
the Root pharmacy, is i'll in her home
on Pearl street.
Gertrude Cottrell will 90 today to
Springfield (Vt.) to spend her vaca-
ton with her mother.
Mrs. G. N. Bond of Locust street
who had been i'll several weeks with
tonsilitis, is out again.
Mrs. George B. Kimball of HinsdalA
is spending a few days here with Mrs.
Holland of Green street.
Mrs. George w. Fitzsimmons of Pas
sale, n. j., is q guest of her sister, Mrs
w. T. Haigh of Linden street.
Miss Madeline Gray of Greenfield
formerly of Brattleboro, has been Wis
iting friends here several days.
Fred Shehay returned Tuesday from
Lynn, Mass, where he was called by
the illness and death of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S, Pratt and Mrs
Royce of East Putney have returned
from "a three-weeks trip in Florida.
Mrs. Emily. Schorling is spending
the week in Springfield and Hartford
on business for Mrs. G. H. Smith, mil
liner.
Miss Edith Cleveland, nurse, has re
turned from Charlestown, n. II.
where she had been a few weeks OF
professional work.
Mason Sharp of the Springfield Y. NJ
C. A. college is spending a vacation o.
two weeks with his parents, Rev. anc
Mrs. L. w. Sharp.
John Wilson of Green street wa
taken i'll Monday with pneumonia ant
was taken Wednesday afternoon to tn,
Memorial hospital.
John Belmont, who has been sew
eral years employed as barber in tn,
shop of w. d. Lenihan, is now in TIL
Brooks House shop.
Oscar w. Ray of Boston, formerly o
Brattleboro, spent the weekend il
town with his aunt, Mrs. o. l.. Rawsol
of Washington street.
DR.. George r. Anderson was called
to New York Wednesday to see Mrs
A. V. G. Griswold, a summer residen
of Ames hill, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Carl S. Hopkins returned Mon
day from Baltimore, Nd, where sh,
had been visiting two weeks with he
daughter. Mrs. Paul q. b. Convey. ,roy
Louis Rate resumed work this weel
in the Wholesale department OF thu
Durham Brothers company, after al
illness of two weeks with tonsilitis.
NJ. and Missionaries Crane aud ffW,
children came Wednesday from New
York and are guests for short time il
the home of DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Lane
Miss Nina Gates, who is employed b,
Mrs. G. w. Brooks went Tue sday t
her home in Putney to be present at tn
50th wedding anniversary of her par
ents.
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb resume,
work Tuesday morning in Donnell & Da
Wis millinery store, after vacatioI
of several weeks in Greenfield, Mass.
James Johnston, ir., of Washington
D. c., who had been spending 10 day
at the Johnston summer home on Anne
hill, returned to Washington Wedne'
day morning
Mrs. r. w. DeWolf, who sustaine
shock in her home recently and ha
= since been paralyzed on one side, re
mains about the same. A nurse is cal
ing for her.
William Rand, proprietor of the New
port Inn at Newport, n. H., was regi
tered at the Brooks House over MOI
! day leaving Tuesday for Boston o
business trip.
: Mrs. Clara Hoisington of Boston RI
q turned to her home Monday, afte
spending the weekend with Mrs. ]
Q II. Stellman of West Brattleboro, VIII
d is i'll with rheumatic fever.
). DIR. Herbert w. Taylor went to Be
Z lows Falls Wednesday 20 attend tn
e meeting of the committee of physician
. in charge Of organizing the preparedne.
y work among the physicians of Windhal
). county.
@ Daniel, 3, son of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
q Riley, underwent an operation for al
!. pcndicitis Tuesday afternoon in til
|. Melrose hospital. His condition seen
g satisfactory. DIR. L. r. Lynch was IL
g surgeon.
= Mrs. Martin Egan and two childre
: of Springfield, Mass, are visiting h,
t mother, Mrs. Bonville, at +. j. Sn
T. der's. Harry Bonville of Fair Have
spent the weekend as guest of NJ
and Mrs. Snyder.
Mrs. Simeon Adams of Marlboro al
Miss Gertrude Adams of Rindge, n. +
!. were guests over Monday night of NJ
. and Mrs. Freeman Scott on their wa
Tuesday to Rindge with the body5i
Mr.. Adams for burial.
It Mrs. Harriet Bemis, who severed h,
connection with the Office of Eddy
!, Whitney after the death of Senat,
!. Eddy, has taken a position in the o
flee of the Estey Organ compan
d She began work there Wednesday.
r Hugh A. Veile will finish work tn
# week in the Central Vermont freigl