Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

DR.. George r. Barber returned Mon.
' day night from o stay Of few days
in Boston. ~
Mrs. G.. w. Gilman is critically i'll in
her home in the Abbott apartments
on Canal street.
N. u. Doubleday. who recently re.
turned from overseas, is working for viii
liam Cushman, contractor
Hon. Edward IT, Brown of Lincoln, Neb
/ came Tuesday to visit his aunt, Mrs
4. George w. Tyler, q few days.
4 Fred L., Howe will leave Monday for
Hamilton, Bermuda, where he will be
manager Of the Princess hotel. -
Chief Woman Robert Gordon Cham.
berlin visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Chamberlin, over Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Gatty. Mrs. Charles o.
Robbins and Miss Gertrude Hunt left
Sunday for stay of several weeks
in Florida.
Jesse +. Haynes. who underwent an
operation in the Eliot hospital in Bos.
ton about two weeks ago, returned to
his home Wednesday.
Mrs. Frances f. Clark went Monday
Ito ,Natick,e Mass, on account of
ILLNESS and death among friends. She
probably Will be away a week.
Miss Florence NJ. II. Wells went Tues
day to Montpelier to attend the fourth
annual Vermont conference of social
workers Wednesday and Thursday.
Frank b. Putnam went to Boston yes
terday. lie expects to return today
accompanied by Mrs. Putnam, who has
been in the Eliot hospital several weeks.
Clarence r. Adams of Bellows Falls,
who assisted some time in the Office
of the local draft board, began work
this week in the Vermont National
bank.
Miss Alice Temple; who rooms in the
home of Mrs Lila Pike of Green street
two weeks, is now i'll = with German
measles. .;.
Mrs. Frank, n. Farnun of Williams
villc was here Wednesday on her way 60
Springfield (Vt) to care for Mrs. w.
G. Lawrence, who is i'll with septic
poisoning.
| Miss Lena Thurbcr went Monday to
her home in Saxton. Rivcr She was ac-
compsnied by her mother. who had been
caring for her during her illness with
pneumonia, following influenza.
Don n. Scovep, proprietor of the
food shop and restaurant on Flat street.
is, i'll with Influenza in his home on
Oak street. Arthur Kibbc is acting as
cook during Mr.. Scovill 3 absence.
Miss Ethel Sexton finished work Sat
,drday in the Huntrcss- Adams com
! pany's store and went Monday to
| Mansfpld Mass whprp che will 1rork
IN news store Tor her Drotherln'iaw.
Miss Olive Momancy of South Main
street was. pleasantly surprised Satur'
Day evening by ~ OF her friends, 1t being
nor birthday anniversary Refresh
mems Te.e served ana music ana games
~ ."Joy Gu. ~ =, ,G..a
!. MY ana Mrs: hooker IL; "lnchester
7; Ie.nTned :M1ndaX , IRON , ona -, Ion ION
connt III tho illness Of their daughter.
! Mrs. A.. K. Hopper, who died of In.
( auSnza a week ago. d.. ..i
/ AR and Mrs, Harlan Goodm,c who
hate been spendinp several weeks with
; theIr daughter Mrs. A.. >, Schwcnk
went Wednesday to MI. Vernon. N. ",
to st.v some time. with ,be;r. danobt,r
Mrs. II. V. Durham. -. -
M,sJ e. DcUitt returned Saturlav
from Cam,rijuc Ma whpre She was
callad about two vccks aon Inv Tho. scri.
m,s illness Of her son Arthur levitt
Win nncun,o,,Ia. fnIlou.;nu nf,cn1a
Uc Is now vol on thc roaa 70 recovery
,, 'ii1S pea'imo .. i.e'y "san ~
State Gas g. Electric company to succeed
Miss Miriam r. Childs. who resigned her
position Jan. |. Miss Yearly finished
work Saturday in the office Of Probate
Judge A. =. Schwenk. I;
C1cnr r. Could Gov ,ho nos, I. roo,s
y, o,n,loTo or tbo nnnh pr p,o;hors
Co o;nno 1o,O ~ aroj;, n,nn vi, Lao
49, onnoorn paS ~ tnfin as;t;ou
as credit manager and assistant sales
manager for, the Lee Tire e. Rubber Co.,
of New York city. 30.
Mrs. +. Burr Smith came from Green
field Tuesday 10 attend that evening the
meeting of Brattlcboro chapter. Daurh
tcrs OF the American Revolution. and to
attend Wedneshav the ANIMAL musical
Of the Brattleboro Woman's club. She
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