Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-02-07
BRATTIEBoRo PERSONAL.

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Miss Euhice Clapp of Northampton
\ visited friends in town Monday.
| II. A. Stebbins Is in the Brattleboro
Memorial hospital for medical treatment.
Alcide Wilson of franklin, Mass, has
begun work at the Cloverdale store on
| Elliot street.
! Walter Van Ness Of West Townshcnd
entered the Brattleboro Business In.
stitute this week
| Miss Lucille Howe went Monday to
Yantic, Conn, to attend the funeral of
her uncle, Dr.. Howe.
Miss Violet Fiddler went Tuesday
morning to Boston, where she will visit
q week with friends.
Mrs. w. J. Bigelow came Sunday
from Nliddlesex to spend few days in
town with Mr.. Bigelow.
Mrs. A. l.. Rohde returned wednes.
day from Springfield, Mass, where she
had. been since Tuesday.
Mrs. c. S. Nichols went Tuesday
to the Memorial hospital, where she will
undergo serious operation.
Mrs. 1della Hescock Of Greenfield is
| visiting here with her niece, Mrs. l.. w
Morse of South Main street.
William J. Pentland, who has been i'll
several days, was taken Wednesday to
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Cummings will finish
work in DR.. G. X. Anderson's office this
week. Mrs. c. C. Barney will take her
place.
Mrs. j. Warren Miller of Springfield
(VD came Monday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence l.. Stickney of Linden
street.
George n. Boorn is spending several
days In Chester, called there by the Sc
rious illness of his brother, Irving
Boorn.
Miss Susie Batcheldcr Of Springfield
Mass, is visiting here with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Olive Sargent, and aunt
Miss Harwood.
Miss Leila Thompson returned Tues.
day morning to Northampton, Mass,
after visiting over Sunday with Miss
Elizabeth Spencer.
A. VI. Durham Of Windsor has taken
the position of manager of +. l. Hough-
tons farm in Putney and moved his
family there Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis of Poult.
ney came Wednesday to visit in the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Benjamin
Newton of Canal street
Mrs. William L. Haskell, who was in
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital for
medical treatment, has returned to her
home on Chaplin street.
Miss Nellie Austin will finish work
this week in the Holstein- Friesian as
ISOLATION offices. She will go to Green,
field to take a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin l.. Howe of
Loon Lake, n. Y, came "Wednesday
to visit in the home of his sister, Mrs
Arthur V. d. Piper of Western avenue.
Mrs. Leland Rounds has returned from
Syracuse, n. Y. where she spent vaca.
| ton with Mr.. Rounds, and has resumed
work in the Office of +. Crosby & Co.
Homer b. Ellis, who has been enjoying
a furlough of 10 days at his home here
returned Saturday to Little Silver, n. j..
where he is stationed as radio operator
Mrs. Z. Z. Perry and Mrs. Alice Risbey
left Monday for Boston. They also
will visit in Auburndale with Miss Clara
| Perry, who is student in Lasell semi
nary.
| Mrs. Thomas A. Austin accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Bernard Nichols, K
| Vergepnes. Mrs. Nichols will pack hel
household goods and return to Brattle
boro, >, 'l .t.
| h s. Arnold returned Monday to
| Springfield, Mass. Ho had been here {
| fau. tuaoL, o,,olaoh;nrr frnx,, Il,
and was a guest of Dr.. and Mrs. A. !
Miller. rs j.
Miss Florence Phelps, teacher in thu
seventh grade. has returned 20 her duties
after being, absent since the opening o.
the term on account OF the Illness of hel
mother. II
Major and Mira. F. W. Childs returned
Wednesday from Boston, where the,
had been visiting theif daughter Mrs
Ernest G, Young. Mrs. Childs ha'
been there several weeks. @
l Lieut.. +. L. Tracy came Wednesda.
from Darlington to remain in town un
vi. Saturday or Sunday. Or, Tracy, whit
is in the navy and is stationed at Pei
ham bay, n. y, is on a week leav,
Of absence.
| IhsiSH AileI T.. MacbunNrdy Oh IN
L. $. s. Maine, is spending few day
here with friends and is guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank i. Hunt. His father wa
for many years manager of the Bradle,
} greenhouses.
W.. T. Tier of bridgeport, Conn, ha
taken q position as clerk in sHoughtol
& Simonds's store, beginning worl
there Monday. He had been for severa
years with the D. NJ. Reed Co. o
Bridgeport.
Stewart Stearns returned to Dart
mouth college Monday, after visiting
in the home of his parents owe
Sunday. He came Friday to attend tn
, dance given by Miss Vesta Proctor an
Miss Dorothy l.. Hubbard.
, Signal Quartermaster Elmer II. Da
Wis OF the U. s. s. Zeelandia, who ha
been spending 7-days' furlough at hi
home here, returned Tuesday mornin
to Newport News, Va, expecting !
sail Thursday on his third trip over
!. seas.
Mr., and Mrs, william Blake @
, | Mount Vernon n Y are visiting he,