Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-15
WEST BRATTLEBoIo.

Ira French of Orange, Mass, is visit
ing at John Jillson's.
Miss Emma Mixer is working this
week in Donnell & Davis millinery
store.
Walter Taylor, who is employed in
Pittsfeld, Mass is visiting at his home
in town.
Mrs. Flora Lewis of Roxbury, Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. William Ellis
of South street
Rev. b. II. Eddy of Massena, n. Y, is
n guest in the home of his brother, A. p.
Eddy, and family.
| Miss Gladys Harris went to Newfane
Saturday to visit her grandparents and
other relatives week.
Carroll Fisher returned Saturday
morning to Boston, after having visited
at his home here week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Pratt of New
York city are visiting his parents, Mr.
md Mrs. Lewis G. Pratt.
Leonard Taylor came from Greenfield
to spend Sunday with his family, who
are visiting at l.. II. Knapp's.
| Cortes T.. Farnum, who recently re-
turned from n trip in Maine, is now
visiting in Leominster, Mass.
Mrs. Henry w. Barber went Wednes-
day to Halifax to visit scveda days in
the home Of Ernest Larrabee and other
friends
Mrs. F. f. Hosmer of Western avenue
is in the Brattleboro Memorial hospi
tai, under the care of DR.. George r.
Anderson.
Charles Learnard and son, Harry
Learnard, of Halifax were visitors here
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Z. Bartlett
C. +. Estey and family, who have
been occupying the DIR. Moore cottage
on Ames hill, have returned to their
home in Saxonvlle, Mass,
Dr. and Mrs. C. d. wilkins of Chica-.
go arrived here Tuesday to spend
some time at their summer home for
merly known as the LcRay farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hamilton of
Stanford, Montana, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Hamilton and
with other relatives in this locality.
Mrs. Ella Pummcr and daughter,
Mrs. John Cove, after visiting here
with relatives and friends, have re-
turned to their home in Springfield
Mass.
Miss Alice Alexander, who has been
critically i'll in the Merose hospital,
following an operation for appendicitis,
is slightly more comfortable and her
condition is more favorable.
Miss Jennie Castine, who had been
guest two weeks of Miss Gladys Harris,
returned Saturday to her home in
Orange, Mass. She formerly lived on
| Williams trpnt with hnr narpnts
Mrs. Flora Adams returned Tues
day to Northfeld, Mass, where she is
spending the summer, after having
been guest here n few days of Mrs.
j. s. Morse and at Henry Stockwell's.
William Tyler is making several re-
pairs and improvements on the house
on Greenleaf street which he bought
Of w. K Cook Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler
will move there this fall from Guilford.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Barney, Mrs.
! Alice Richmond and Mrs. Emma Niles
left Wednesday in Mr.. Barney's auto
mobile for Revere, Mass, to visit a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence CHS
bee
Gundred Howe of Hartford was OPP
Grated upon Wednesday in the Melrose
hospital for the removal of tonsls and
adenods Hazel Boyd of West Brat
tlcboro underwent similar operation
yesterday.
The Hillside Farmers club will hold
a picnic at Sunset lake Wednesday,
Aug. 20. There will be shelter if it
rains. Everybody is invited to come
and bring q picnic dinner and join in
the sports.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens, student
nurse at the Melrose hospital. is caring
for Miss Alice Alexander. Miss Duffy,
graduate nurse from Bellows Falls,
who had been caring for her, has fin
shed work there.
Miss Bertha Craft of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Wal
ter f. Bartlett. Raymond Leach of
Indian Orchard, who had been spending
a few days there. returned to his home
| Tuesday on his bicycle.
| Mrs. Frank Plumb was discharged Sat.
urday from the Melrose hospital and
went to the home of Russell Briggs of
Guilford street. Mrs. NJ. Foley was also
discharged Saturday and returned to her
! home in West Dummerston.
Glenn Roberts returned Wednesday
from Bellows Falls, where he spent over
three weeks with his grandparents.
Clessent Roberts, who was in camp two
weeks in Dummcrston with the Boy
Scouts, also has returned to his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Pitts
field, Mass, who had been guests of
Mrs, Ernest NJ. Goodenough, returned
to their home today. Mrs. Smith also
had been visiting in Sharon, Bethel and
Windsor. Mr.. Smith joined her here
Monday.
Rev. f. Stacy Harrison of Orange,
Mass. will conduct the service at Sun
set lake Sunday afternoon at 3 clock.
This will be the last meeting of the
season. The annual business meeting
of the association will take place at
the close of the services.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stellman of SYRIA
cuse, n, Y, came Saturday to spend
two weeks here with his mother, Mrs,
l.. II. Stellman. Their children have
been here several weeks. Mrs. c. C.
HoisinCton of Nashua, n H., is a guest