Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

80 Green street.
| Carlos X. Jones, clerk in Freeman
SCOTS grocery store, is III in his home
ON .Whipple street, inti SfA .,A sizs !
Miss Mary E. Austin, professional
nurse, has recovered from an illness
with influenza and is out again.
Mrs. W, II. Tinker of, Halifax has
come to Brattleboro to make her home
and is employed in the home of +. b.
| Putnam.
| Mrs. William f. Haskell of Chaplin
street, who is in the Brattlcboro Mem.
orial hospital for medical treatment, is
improving, .s-s,f
Frank =. Barber went to Keena Mon.
day to see f. A. Doyle, who is crit.
ically i'll with influenza and heart com.
| plications.
Miss Mildred Dompier, student in the
Brattleboro Business Institute, is ill
with influenza in her home in West
| Townshend.
| julius Mason came from Greenfield
Saturday, calling on some of his old
neighbors here and returning home
Sunday night.
Charles l.. GRAHAM, proprietor of the
Brooks House pharmacy, went to Bos.
ton Tuesday morning on business. He
will be away several days.
Francis Nichols, who broke his nose
recently playing basketball, was in
Springfield, Mass, Saturday TO have DR..
Hopkins break and reset it.
~sssAIr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Fits who
| spent several days in New York, have
returned to the home of Mrs. Clarke
c. Fits to remain indefinitely.
Peter Biagiotti, who has been criti-
| cally i'll in the Brattleboro Memorial
hospital, is improving. He was moved
Wednesday to his home on Thomas
street
Miss Ella l.. Stebbins went Monday
afternoon to Montague. Mass, to visit
relatives. Miss Stebhins has finished
! work in F. w. Putnam insurance
Office.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooley returned
| Tuesday afternoon to their home in
East Whatcly, Mass. after spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley came here by auto
mobile.
| Major Frederick w. Childs went to
Boston Wednesday Mrs. Childs. who
has been visiting there the past five
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
C. Young, will accompany him home
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Gould of Northfeld, (vt.)
who had been guest Of Mrs. i. L.
White. has returned to her home. She
will leave next week fo' California
where she plans to remain the rest of
the winter.
Clayton Randall, who is employed by
the Brattlcboro Drug Co., went to Bos-
ton Saturday and took the examination
10 become IL registered pharmacist. He
passed the examinations and will re.
main with the Brattleboro Drug Co.
Miss Olivia Jones of the Holstcin-
Friesian association force, was called
last week to Hartford, Conn, on ac-
count of the death of her sister. Miss
Jones went from there to Springfield
Mass, where she is now i'll with mumps
| Mr.. and Mrs. p. Rate received news
Tuesday night of the safe arrival that
day in Ioboken, n. j., of their son,
George =. Rate, who is carpenters
mate in the navy and Sas been in one
of the base camps in Pauillac, France,
the past year.
Madison Horton. who had been spend
d ing some time at his home in Peoria
H., has returned to Brattleboro and is
registered at the Brooks House. Mr.
/ Horton left yesterday for Providence
h. l., to visit his brother, John w. Hor
| ton, and family.
Mrs. William Hopkins of Richmond
" RI 10 Sarinualu i'll with ppa,i,nouia
}, Miss Clarity, nurse from the Melrose
: hospital, is caring for her. Mrs. Hop.
/ kins is the mother of the late Mrs. Guy
Tudor and was in Brattleboro at the
4 time of the illness and death of her
: daughter Jan. Is. d
Private Walter B. Needham of Com
,, lpany +, l0lst ammunition train, 2Gtf
|, division, has written his mother, Mrs. Ina
K. Amidon of ID Pine street, that he ha,
Just recovered in hospital in France
from an attack of influenza. In the let
ter, which has just been received. Private
Needham says he is still weak but al
: right.
!. Miss Anna NJ. Clark of New York, sec
e rotary of the Northeastern Field commit
4 tee of the Y. W. G. A., came to Brat
e leboro Wednesday afternoon remain
>. Iip over Dignt 10 CONFER WITH tnt DOdTt
: of councillors of the Patriotic league
e She will BE- accompanied by Miss Gary
Q who has been appointed secretary TO
/ Vermont. Both Miss Clark and Mis-
e Gary Were in Burlington Tuesday.
a United States Marshal Arthur y. Car
G pNnter and Deputy United States Mar
c shal George +. Lackey of Montpelier lief
Brattlcboro Saturday afternoon for AT
h lanta, Ga. being in charge of Alfre'
!. Carncelli of Boston, who was recent,
n sentenced TO four-years' term in tn
]. penitentiary there, for smuggling opium
. across the border from Canada. The,
q also took Theodore Deutchman of Boston
r who was sentenced to term of tw
;. years for the same offense.
r. Miss Florence NJ. Wellman and Mis-
4 Grace Holbrook were in Burlington
d Tuesday to attend n conference of Y
T. W. c. A. and Women's Land Arm,
l. workers of the state, the purpose of tn
lie conference being TO discuss plans 70
>. extending the girls camp work in tn
Al state. Miss Holbrook gave an address
J. on the Green Mountain camp, whic
was the first camp of its kind conducte
Is in the state and which she establishe
:. last wear in West Dummcrston