Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-21
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

udNS InlS WEEK III UTccnHclu.
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Bailey has returned
from a business trip to Windsor.
Austin w. George went to Worcester,
Mass, Tuesday morning on business.
Mrs. Z. J. wilkins went to West Dunn
merston Wednesday for the rest of the
winter.
Mrs. C. A. Miles will 90 Saturday
to Boston to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Mrs. A. C. Walker of Dummerston
has been visiting in town this week
with friends.
Miss Eleanor Austin of Grove street
is able to be out, after an illness of
several weeks.
Miss Gertrude Miller, who had been
in Clinton, Mass, since October, arrived
home Monday.
Maxwell G.. Boyd of Hanover, n. H.,
is spending a few days vacation here
with his mother.
Dolor Noln, who had been at home
following an operation for append
citis, is out again.
Mrs. Perry of Putney has been visit
my HtIf lliN Mtth Nlln HtI +,
Miss Bcrnicc Perry.
Mrs. Samuel Walker of Mortified.
Mass, was visitor in town Monday
at Charles II. Niles g.
Miss Gladys Caldwell, nurse, returned
Monday from Putney, where she had
been on professional work.
Miss Ruth Hinckley left yesterday
for Boston and New Bedford, Mass
to spend the holidays with relatives.
Miss Leah Rathbonc returned Mon
day afternoon from Proctorsville
whore she spent the weekend with
friends.
Sherman McQuaide of Boston, for.
merlv of Brattleboro. was a visitor
here over Sunday, being in town on
business.
Miss Beatrice Pearson came yester.
day from Milwaukee to spend the
Christmas vacation at her home on Ty.
Ter street.
Mrs. Margaret Bennett and mother
Mrs. Miller of Putney road, have taken
rooms in the American building during
the winter.
Miss Anna Anderson has taken q
position in the Office of the DHnhan
Brothers company, beginning work
there Monday.
Mrs. Viola Williams Casey of Green
field has been visitor with friends in
town this week and with her parents
in Chesterfield.
Mrs. Campbell of Westminster West
was guest Monday night of her niece
Mrs. John Tucker. She returned home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Edgar d. Sanders was taken tC
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital Tues
day and was operated upon Wednesday
by DR.. G.. r. Anderson.
Wallis Goldsmith of the University
of Vermont is expected this week from
Burlington to spend the holidays al
his home on North street.
Willis futile, formerly employed al
HOpkins's store, who recently passed
his examination for the army, joining
Company |, is now at Fort Slocum, n
Y.
Howard Brown is here from Allen
town, Pa, to spend a 10,days' furlougi
at his home on Frost street. Mr.. Brown
is i'll the Ambulance corps at Allen
town.
Miss Norine Richmond, student il
the DEMONSTRATION business college
in Boston, is expected today to spenC
n vacation at her home on Highland
street.
Miss Leila Thompson came yes
tcrday from Northampton, where sh,
is student in Smith college, to visi
here a few days with Miss Harriet +
Arnold.
Hermon Brooks has returned from
Baltimore, Md, and resumed work il
the Office of the Purebred Live Stool
Sales Co. S Office in the American
building.
Miss Leila Knapp, student in Smitl
college, Northampton, came Monda,
to spend the Christmas recess with ne
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Alvin Knapp o
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Estey wen
Tuesday to Troy, y. Y. Miss ALE
thaire Estey returned with then
Wednesday to spend the holidays at he
home in town
Mrs. Lyman Smith came Tuesda,
from Phlladelphla to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Crosby, until afte
Christmas. Mr.. Smith will spend tn
holidays here.
Miss Mary Walker, niece of the lat
Mrs. X. NJ. Burchard, who had bee
| detained here by illness since the deaf
OF her aunt, left Wednesday for he
home in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Dyke and son
Milton, will 60 Saturday to Concord
\. H., to visit his parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. II. n. Dyke, over Christmas. The
expect to be away a week.
Rev, r. w. Illman of Philadelphia
who spoke before the Woman IS cl
Wednesday afternoon, is guest Will
in town of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Il
BrasOr of High Lawn road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Stafford m,
daughter, Florice, came yesterday frol
their home in Detroit, Mich. to spen,
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. am
Mrs. j. q. Stafford of Guilford street.
Miss Ada Jacobs of Guilford, VIII
had been visiting in Bernardston tw
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Georg
Thurber, visited in town Monday nigh
with her sister, Mrs. Annie Wardnel