Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-10-05
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

NiSltihB HIS DrOlneI, " D. OnHst, lOI
few days.
Henry p. Wellman is in Boston this
week on business. He is expected to re.
turn today.
Miss Hattie Clark of Gambia, N. H.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. II. Brazer
Of Washington street
Fred p. Thompson visited his son,
George +. Thompson, at Camp Bartlett,
Westfeld, Mass, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Stoughton of Gill, Mass
spent Tuesday in town with relatives,
returning home that evening.
Arthur G. Arcand, who has been i'll
the last two weeks, returned to work
Wednesday at Holden e. Martin s..
A. II. Erickson and Gustaf Hertz
berg went Wednesday to New York on
business. They will return today.
Mrs. Kingsley of Greenfield came
Wednesday to visit here with her sis
ter, Mrs. James Allen of Canal street.
c. j. Hills and family moved Tues
day from Williamsville to Brattleboro,
taking a house at II South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bond of Ware,
Mass, are guests this week in the home
of his brother, Henry Bond of Tyler
street.
Mrs. Priscilla Simonds and daughter
moved Monday from the Richardson
building on Main street to so Green
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert r. Carney
moved from the Grandview on Prospect
street to the house at 81 Thomas street
this week.
Amos J. Bowers is having week s
vacation from his work in the pipe organ
department of the Estey Organ Co. s
factory.
Miss Dorothy Simpson, who has been
with her aunt, Mrs. A. G.. Arcand, has
entered the employment of f. l.. Hill
dreth g. Co.
Miss Alice Hail. who had been having
a week 8 vacation, which she spent in
town, resumed work Monday in the tel
ephone exchange.
John Dugan was discharged Tuesday
from the Memorial hospital. where he
had been four weeks following an op-
Grafton for hernia.
Miss Julia Streeter, nurse, who had
been in Woodstock three weeks on pro-
fessional work, returned to her home
here Tuesday night.
G. II. Squires of West Brattleboro
gets one of the highest appointments
at Norwich university this year, being
assigned to the captaincy of Troop A.
Rev. E. A. Slack and family have
closed their summer home on Western
iavenue, where they spent several weeks,
land have returned to Brookline, Mass.
Claude Sweet who went to Albany to
take examinations for the hospital corps
and was rejected has taken position
with the Youth IS Companion in Boston.
Traffic Officer w. Z. Tyler, who had
been confined to his home in Vernon
several weeks with an attack Of sciatic
rheumatism, returned to duty Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Warren Miller of Springfield
(Vt.) is visiting here with her mother,
Mrs. o. II. Stickney. Mrs. Stickney,
who had been spending three weeks in
Putney, has returned to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spear of Springfield,
Mass, who are in charge of the Claw
SON Hamilton business college, have
taken an apartment in Mrs. G. H.
Smith s house on High street.
Miss Marguerite Taylor, nurse, is car
ing for Mrs. F. l.. Howe, who is suffer.
ing from an acute attack of tonsilitis
Mr.. Howe returned to Hotel Aspinwall
at Lenox, Mass, Wednesday.
A. H. Seaver and Harold A. Elliott of
, New York, who spent the summer at the
McVeigh farm but recently returned to
their homes, came to Brattleboro again
Wednesday for few days visit.
| Mrs. g. H. Smith has secured the serv
ices of Miss Hudson of Boston, as ex
perienced trimmer, for the rest of the
, season, in place of Mrs. w. C. Schor
ling, whose husband is ill with diph
liberia.
r. R. Rogers of Spokane, Wash, sec.
rotary of the Vermont Loan & Trust Co.
. is in Brattleboro on business trip
making his headquarters at the Brattle
boro office of the company. He is ac.
companied by Mrs. Rogers.
Carlton Halliday finished work Tues
, day for the New England Telephone
Co. and went Wednesday to his home
r in East Dover for few days stay. He
was called to report at Camp Devens
Aver, Mass, this week.
Miss Nellie T. and Miss Ada A. Eddy
left Wednesday for vacation of three
{ weeks in Massachusetts, and Connect
cut towns. Before returning they will
attend the national convention of Uni
versalists in Worcester. Mrs. C. E
Farnum will have charge of the house
during the absence of the Misses Eddy
: Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Farnum of Will
Evansville, Mr.. and Mrs. Philetus Vial
of this town and Rev. F. II. Perkins OF
East Dover left in the latter's auto
mobile yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs
Willie S. Swinington and Mrs. Fran
celia Eddy in Townsend, Mass. Mrs
: Swinington is niece of Mrs. Farnun
and Mrs. Vail and Mrs. Eddy is a sis
ter of Mrs. Vail and cousin of Mr.
e Farnum.
Y Col H. c. Pratt of Proctor was If
. town Wednesday and visited the Rec
Cross work rooms on his way to his
home from Boston. Col. Pratt, who il
= chairman of the Vermont chapter OF
I Red Cross, saw case of goods from thu
: Brattleboro branch unpacked at the
n headquarters in Boston and spoke OF
:, the Brattleboro work as being unusual
o ly well done. He was to speak las