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

a weekend visitor with Dr. and Mrs. A
l. Miller.
Fred Purdy of Schenectady, N. Y, is 6
guest OF Miss Dorothy Harper at Mrs
Roy b. Miners.
Miss Dorothy Horton of Longmeadow
Mass, is guest of Mrs. Harold Smith
Iof Homestead place
Miss Grace Leach returned Sunday
from Greenfield, where she spent the
weekend with friends.
Mrs. Julius j. Estey has returned from
Cambridge, n. Y, where she visited over
the holidays with relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson of Holden, Mass.
is visiting in the home of her sister, Mrs
Lyman Goldsmith of North street.
Miss Winifred Douglas is assisting in
the Brattleboro China Co.'s store this
week during the taking of inventory.
Mrs Kathleen S. Young, substitute
operator at the telephone exchange, be-
gan working Sunday as night operator
Miss Helen Kimball and sister. Miss
Madeline Kimball, of Bellows Falls are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence X. Bar
Der.
Avalon Converse left Sunday for
over the holidays at his home on Grove
street.
Ralph b. Pettee returned Monday
to Windsor. Mrs. Pettee and children are
remaining for few days longer at DR..
A. l.. Pettee's.
Clyde Horton returned Sunday to
Burlington to resume his studies in the
University of Vermont, following the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Lena Smith, who is employed at
Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, as telephone
operator, was at her home on Oak
street over Sunday.
Capt. Thomas Rice, NJ D., who is sta
toned at Camp Lee, Petersburg Va,
came Monday to remain at his home in
town until Saturday.
Miss Grace VanGumster has returned
from West Brattleboro where she had
been caring for Mrs. Oliver Carpen-
ter several weeks.
to New York. Miss Doyle has been
visiting her mother and sister on Clark
street the past 10 days
Miss Helen Foss returned Tuesday
to Sharon, Conn.,, where she teach
es after having spent the holidays at
her home on Putney road.
Mrs Paul Covey, who had been visiting
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Carl
S. Hopkins, left Monday morning for
her home in Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. +. b. Putnam has returned to her
home on Green street from the Brattle-
boro Memorial hospital, where she had
been with a fractured arm three weeks
Wallis Goldsmith has returned to Bur
lington to resume his studies in the Uni
vcrsity of Vermont, after having spent
the Christmas recess at his home in town.
Miss Marjorie Leach returned Tues
day to South Londonderry, where she
has position as teacher, after having
spent the Christmas recess at her home in
| town.
! Howard Brown, VINO is in training for
the ambulance corps at Allentown, Pa,
and had been visiting at his home on
Frost street, returned Saturday to Allen
| town.
Miss Margaret Martcll finished work
Monday as head waitress ut the Brooks
House. Miss Martell will 90 to Ormond,
Fla, to work during the remainder of the
winter.
Stewart Hartwell left Monday for
Quantico, Va, where he is in the United
States marine corps, after spending sew
eral days in town. He was registered at
the Brooks House
Miss Mary Long has finished work
for the Vermont Printing company,
where she had been employed in the
proofreading department. She began
work Friday in the freight Office
Mai. Walter o. Cooley of Brattlcboro,
of the LIST Vermont regiment, who had
been at Camp Greene, Charlotte. n. c.,
has been transferred to the 372d in
fantry at Camp Stewart, Newport
News, Va.
Charles L. Swift, who had been en-
Iploycd here four years by the Swift Beef
Co., left Saturday for brief visit at his
home in Wareham, Mass, before going to
Jacksonville, Fla, where lie has enlisted
in the quartermaster department.
Miss Catherine Carson of Natchez,
Miss, came here Wednesday to be a
guest of Miss Charlotte Hildreth. Miss
Carson and Miss IIildreth are class
mates at Columbia university, New
York.
Raymond Brown went Tuesday after
! noon 10 burlington TO resume his
studies in the University of Vermont.
Raymond Harris and Homer Plimpton,
students at the college, returned Mon
day.
DcWecsc Dewitt of Newfanc, who is
attending a business college in Boston
and had been spending the vacation at
his home, was a guest Monday night of
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Brooks of South
Main street.
Miss Norinc Richmond. who has been
spending Il vacation of 10 DAYS at her
home on Highland street. returned
Tuesday afternoon to Boston to resume
her studies in the Bryant and Strattcn
business college.
Carl A. johnson left Tuesday for
Boston, where he is freshman in the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
after spending the Christmas vacation
in town with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Johnson.
John Manley, jr, Eric J. johnson and
Fred q. Kletccka went to Burlington
at ii O clock Tuesday ,vbaro +ho,, Mo ,