Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-03-08

Ralph Perry is in quarantine with
chickenp ox.
The Needlecraft will meet today with
Mrs. Frank H. Dye.
Guy Stockwell of Greenfield, formerly
of this town, was visitor in town
Saturday.
George p Cushman has gone to his
old home in OrfoEd, n. H., for visit
of two weeks.
Mrs Harry LeRay is caring for Mrs.
Frank LeRay, who is suffering from a
nervous breakdown.
| Miss Charlotte Knight resumed her
studies in the high school Monday,
after week s illness s..
Charles Sanderson was here from
Bellows Falls to visit over Sunday at
his home on Western avenue!
/ Mrs. Fred Marsh has returned from
Boston, where she visited her sister, Mrs,
Gallison, and family three weeks.
Leon Martin returned Saturday from
Wilmington, where he had been two
weeks doing some masonry work.
Leslie Knight has finished work for
Frank D. L. Stowe, by whom he had
been employed year as farmer
Donald LeRay is gaining each day in
the Melrose hospital and his hand is heal
ing well, one finger having entirely healed
! Mrs. Guy Whitney and little son of
Springfield (Vt.) are spending a few
days at r. l.. Coane's on Guilford
street.
Mrs. Frank H. Martin pleasantly en-
tertained the Larkin club Tuesday
night in her home. Refreshments were
served.
Prof. L. b. Patton and guests are ex-
pected today from Hartford, Conn, to
spend several days at their summer home
in Marlboro
Wallace Harris is among the first in
this locality to tap any maple trees.
Mr.. Harris has tapped about 100 trees
in his orchard.
Mrs. F. s. Fisher has returned to her
home, after spending several weeks
with her sisters, Mrs. Bartlett and Miss
NJ l.. Stedman.
Mrs. Robert Higley has finished car
ing for Walter M. Robbins, who is
slightly improved. Mr.. Robbins is still
very i'll with blood poisoning.
Miss Mabel Warren has returned to
her home in Halifax after having visited
two weeks with her sister, Miss Clara
Warren, at Mrs. d. w, Harris's.
William Cushman of Guilford is run
ming his new bort fve'passenger tour
ing car which he recently bought of
the Roberts Automobile company.
Miss Ella Keefe of Bellows Falls
underwent an operation Monday in the
Melrose hospital. DR.. Hunter assisted
DIR. Lynch. Mrs. Ranney is caring for
Miss Keefe.
Miss Aldouilda Gree of Fort Dunn
mer Heights was discharged Tuesday
from the Melrose hospital, where she
had been two weeks following an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis
News has been received from Hazen
Stockwell, who is in the Eliot hospital in
Boston following an operation performed
Monday, that he is comfortable and passed
Il comfortable night Monday.
/, Mrs. f. A. Potter of Vernon was dis
charged Sunday from the Melrose hos
pital, where she had been two weeks
following an operation for appendicitis,
and went to her home in Vernon.
, The Parent Teacher association of
| West Brattleboro and Centerville will
} hold its meeting in Academy hall
, Wednesday evening, March 10, at 8
J o clock. A suitable program will BIZ
provided. All parents and teachers
are urged to be present.
: Traffic on the trolley line Monday
J was interfered with by ice and lack of
, cars. Ice which had formed on the
, tracks over Sunday night made it inn
possible to run anywhere near on time
and two cars which were in the car
barn to undergo repairs until 4 o. clocls
in the afternoon left only one car run
ming. ,~
Charles, son of Mr.. and Mrs Hervey
d. Thayer, who underwent an opera
4. tion for the removal Of pus from his
. lung, is slowly gaining, Tho lad is
eating we'll and it is expected that he
0 will recover. Mr.. Thayer, who also
t has been seriously i'll with pneumonia,
' while some better is not yet able to sit
up any