Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-02-15

Mann, wee president ana treasurer. Inc
new president of the company is son
Of Hosea Mann, formerly of Whining
ton, director and organizer of the
company. It is not the first time he has
been n president of bank, as he re-
signed from the head of the Gloucester
National bank to accept the positions
Of vice president and treasurer of the
Park Trust Co.
Walter Howe was in North Adams
Wednesday.
Mrs. V. l.. Adams was in North
Adams Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Smith were in
Greenfield Friday.
Harold Allen was in Readsboro on
business Wednesday.
A. n. Blandin was q business visitor
in town the past few days.
John Splaine is boarding at Mrs.
Bovnton S boarding house.
Miss Efie Canedy is visiting friends
and relatives in West Dover.
Harry Nelson has returned from a
trip to Boston and vicinity.
Barber Friday afternoon.
Miss Annie Barre visited at her home
in Readsboro over Sunday.
DR.. A. II. Wright was in North
Adams Saturday on business.
Miss Opal Elmer of Marlboro is work
ing for Mrs. Joseph Damour
Mrs. Joan Cuneo went to New York
Saturday for a few days visit.
Mrs. Joan Cuneo presented the local
Red Cross with check for $25.
Miss Ella Wehner, trained nurse, has
finished her work at +. G. Streeter S.
Arthur Jones of Canada, is visiting
at Frank Moylan s in Mountain Mills.
George Smith went to Troy, \. V,
Saturday, where Mrs Smith is visiting
Miss Olive Millington is visiting her
sister, Mrs. F. l.. Gaines, i'll Green
field.
Miss Blanche Jacobs is caring for
Mrs. Earl Rafus and baby in Sears
burg.
Miss Mora Haskins, teacher in the
Dix district, was in North Adams Sat
urday.
NJ. A. Brown has bought the Frank
Clark farm and Peter Wimmelman y
farm.
DR.. ]. T. Wheeler spent the past
week in Springfield, Mass, returning
Saturday.
Miss Marion Rist went to Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday to visit Mrs. Warren
Batchelder.
Mrs. Lester Haskins has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. William Titus, in
West Dover.
Miss Marian Rist finished her term
Of school in Nottingham and returned
home Thursday.
Charles L. Gardner of Bronxville,
n. Y, was in town on business. the
first of the week. "-''-'"""' -" 7"'""'
b. B. Fitch of North Adams was i'll
town the first of the week to visit his
father, Erastus Fitch.
Miss Edith Corbett, who has been in
the North Adams hospital three week.,
returned home SATURDAY,.
Merle Faulkner, engineer on the pas
senger train, visited at his home in
Rcadsboro over Sunday.
!. II. Kelaghan, who has been spend
ing the winter at Merle Moore s, is a
guest at Childs Tavern.
The body of Frank Gleason, who died
in West Cheshire, Conn, will be brought
to Wilmington for burial.
Mrs. Lula Fowler went to Colrain
Monday, where she will work as tele-
phone operator few weeks.
Miss Pauline Hicks went to Brattle-
boro Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of Clinton Pratt on Thursday
Ernest Duvall has moved his family
into the Stearns cottage, owned and re-
Gently vacated by Clyde Hazard.
Tyler Goodell of Readsboro and vii
lard Faulkner of Nottingham were in
town Tuesday to attend the bank meet
ing.
A Hoover supper will be served at
the Childs Tavern Saturday at
O'Clock for the benefit of the Red
Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Newton Of IT
Edward, y. Y, have moved into the
four-storv fiat of the old Vernon,
House.
The Ladies Aid OF the Congregation
al church met with MIS-. George torSOr
Thursday afternoon to knit for tn,
soldiers.
w. A. Brown has bought the stock OF
goods in the II. d. Allen store and has
rented the store, which he expects L
open very shortly,
Elijah Carpenter has bought the farm
known as the Charlie Clark place, anC
recently owned by the late Volne}
Clark of North Adams.
Mrs. Christian Peterson went to Brat
tlebOro Tuesday and Mr.. Peterson, wh,
has been there for treatment sometime
returned home with her.
Miss Violet Ames is boarding at +
+. Rays and attending school He
parents have gone to Cranberry Lake
n. Y, where Mr.. Ames has work.
The basketball game between the Oh,
Maids and The Hopefuls Saturday eve
ming was won by the latter. The pro
cccds amounted to little over So.
Mrs. Robert Hazard and Mrs. Clyd
Hazard and little son, Leland, lief
Tuesday for Island Falls, Me, wher
both their husbands are employed.
Mrs, S. +. Dunn went to Springfield