Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-01-04
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

| IucSuuN W IONhShNN'
Mrs Burt of Colrain is a guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Smith of Putney road
Miss Sadie Winchester has returned
from visit with relatives In Athol,
Mass.
| Percy Barre of Readsboro has taken a
position as clerk in Houghton 81
monds's store.
Miss Agnes Belfour of Boston is visit
ing here with Miss Elizabeth Robinson at
A. j. Brackets.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Growers four chill
dren are i'll in their home on Clark road
with chicken-pox.
Miss Dorothy Bassett of Springfield,
Mass. is visiting in town with her aunt,
Mrs. Robert +. Higley.
Mrs. S. d. Holbrook was taken to
the Memorial hospital Wednesday to
| have x-ray treatment.
Mrs. A. f. Plumb and son, Harry, of
South Main street are visiting in Jack
sonville for a few days.
Miss Kathleen Long, clerk in Good
now, Pearson & Hunt s, who has been
i'll a week, is improving.
l.. I. Durham left Tuesday on a bust
| ness trip to Mishawaka, Ind, for the
Durham Brothers company.
II. Chester Hoyt, chaplain of the
| 3O2d infantry at Camp Devens, visited
Mrs. Hoyt over the weekend.
II. NJ. Sweetland returned Tuesday
night after visiting since Christmas in
Chester, Weston and Bellows Falls.
Prof. George X Cherrie of Newfane
stopped in Brattlcboro short time
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Pauline and Mildred Sanders of Green
field are visiting in town with their aunt,
Mrs. Ernest Harris of Frost street.
Mrs. Ralph B. Pettcc and children,
who had been visiting at DR.. A. L. Pet
tee s, returned Tuesday to their home
in Windsor.
Miss Minnie Moran, who had been
spending the holidays with her uncle,
P. Moran, returned Monday afternoon
to New York.
Floyd Mann went Wednesday to
Worcester where he will take a course in
the training department of the Norton
Grinding company.
Attorneys II. G. Barber, f. f. Barber,
o. b. Hughes, Harre B. Chase and Harold
+. Whitney are attending the supreme
court session and bar meeting in Mont
pelier.
Miss Altha Ellis of Cambridge, Mass,
Peter " Orcutt of Turner's Falls and
Miss Myrtle Adams of Boston are in
town on account of the death of Mrs.
Nora Allairc.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Dakin and children
went Saturday to Montreal, where Mrs.
Dakin and children will remain for the
present. Mr.. Dakin returned to Brattle-
boro Wednesday morning.
Donald Trotter, who recently passed
examinations for service in the avia
ton corps, is now awaiting orders to
report. Mr.. Trotter does not know yet
where he will be ordered.
Miss katherine Thurber, who recently
finished work for the Holstein Friesian
association, will go Monday to Bellows
Falls to take position with the Yer
mont Farm Machine company.
Miss Cloc Fran kiln left Tuesday for
Boston to resume her studies in the Bry
ant & Stratton business college, after
having spent the holidays at her home in
Vernon and with friends in town.
Stanley C. Fits, who returned last
summer from France, where he was in
the munitions transport service, left
Tuesday for Washington, D. c., to en-
ter the American aviation service.
Martin F. Austin and son, Robert,
who came Saturday night to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Austin
Of South Main street, returned Tues
day to their home in IIackensack, n. j.
Miss Evelyn Harris and guest, Miss
Mavis Benedict, and Fred II. Harris went
Sunday to Winchendon, Mass, where
Mr.. Harris had charge of the New
England ski tournament New Years
day.
Clayton Randall, student in the Massa-
chusetts College of Pharmacy, who is
spending the vacation here, is working
during that time in the Brattleboro Drug
Co.'S store. lie will return to Boston
Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Hamilton of Grafton, who
had been spending a month at Fred l..
| Childs's ON Pine street, went Wednes-
day to the home of Mrs. Josie Green
on Brook street to spend the rest of
the winter.
Patrick NJ. Baker, jr., of Cambridge,
Mass, native of Brattlcboro, has
passed the final examinations at Fort
Slocum, n. Y, and is now private at
tachcd to Company A, 3llth infantry,
Camp Dix, Wrightsville, n. j.,