Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
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MIS-. oscar G. Convey spent ycster
day in Vernon with Mrs. Charles II
Allen and family.
Mrs. Beulah Bates went Wednesda,
to visit few days in the home of DR.
and Mrs. Henry Tucker.
Kenneth Compton has been i'll thii
week with throat trouble and ha
been unable to attend school.
The schools in the academy ar
closed today on account of the teach
ers' convention in Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Perry wen
yesterday to- Montpelier to remain
few days, Mr.. Perry being on business
Christine, youngest daughter of MI
and Mrs. Frank II. Martin, who ha,
been seriously i'll with bronchitis, j
better.
Mrs. Herbert j. Clark spent Tues
day in Mortified, Mass, with he
daughter, Miss Lillian Clark, at Hot,
Mortified.
Mrs. j. L. Stockwell spent yesterda
in Mortified, Mass, in the home of he
brother, F. l.. Tyler, and family. Sh
returned last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Hamilton returne
Tuesday afternoon from Westminste
where they visited their daughter, Mr.,
Rideout, and family.
Mrs. Flora b. Cheney has received
message from her son, Corp. Alvin "
Cheney, of his safe arrival from Franc
He is now at Camp Mills, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Smith, Mrs. Emm
Wilder and Mrs. Mary Ballou attende
the funeral of their uncle, Franklin ]
Knapp, in Keene, N. H., Saturday.
Mrs. Puzzle Stockwell, who had bee
visiting in Keene, has returned. Her
ry Stockwell cared for his brotA -
Charles Stoekwell, during her absei
G.. II. Barrett, who is in Y. NJ. c.
work at Camp Devens, Aver, Ma
spent the weekend here with Mrs. b
rett at Il. B. Corbett's. He returned
camp Monday afternoon.
Robert Lazelle, who has been
charged from the United States sc
ice, photography section, has return
here and resumed work at IIopkin
greenhouses. He is boarding at Da
j. Weld s.
There was a large attendance
workers Wednesday afternoon at
community sewing meeting, which
gratifying to those in charge.
work OH the refugee garments is
crossing well.
Elijah and Elisha Prouty, who
employed by William Cushman,
tractor, are at work on the Leon
building on Elliot street, altering
repairing the store formerly used
moving picture theatre.
Miss Katherine Clarity, who
inst returned from Richmond, n.
where she had been caring for \
William Hopkins, left the same q
ming for Fitzwilliams, N. H., to e
for pneumonia patient.
Miss Elsie Nourse was pleasantly
priscd Tuesday night by 30 friends
} relatives, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. She was pres
ed ring and other gifts. Music
} enjoyed, cards were played and refr
ments were served.
Alton Copeland of this town,
had been working in New Haven, CD
is now in Hot Springs, Va, where
is doing some accountant work. Hd.
now employed by an accounting 4
and has been sent to Virginia to W
on the books at the hotel in that pld
Paul Kowzinovick of Claremont,
H., was admitted to the Melrose
pital for medical treatment. Jos
: Brouilette of South Main street, VI
had been critically i'll in the hospt
following an operation for appended
is comfortable and his recovery is
pected. III
Edward Rairaul Of !folyc,e Ma
was admitted 10 the Aiclorc hosp
this week to receive medical treatmd
Mrs. =; w. Hcyer of South Main str
was taken to the hospital this week
be operated upon soon. Mrs. Ami
DeAngelis is in the Hospitol for md
: cal treatment.
ID Congregational church, Rev. A.
Woodwork minister. Sunday, Feb.
Morning worship at 1890 with
mon by the pastor on What is Eter
Lifes Sunday school at l1.45. Oh
tian Endeavor at o clock in the
try. Subject, The Best Things
Christian Endeavor. This will Re
Christian Endeavor day service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Goodell
, Orchard street have had as their gu
their nephew, Harry Goodell of Taco
Wash, and Ralph Gollhur of the sal
place. These young men, who are
the navy on the L. S. S. Beale and we
here on a short furlough, recently
turned from Portugal. They left TUT
: day afternoon for New York and "
, sail next week for Cuba, still being
the service.
j. l.. Stoc kwell received yesterday
letter from DR.. G. Il. Hunter, who is
the medical corps and had been ST
. toned at Camp Johnson, Jacksonvil
, Fla, in which he writes that he receI
: ly was transferred to Camp Mea'
, Maryland, which is only IA miles fire.
Baltimore, where Mrs. Hunter a
daughter, Vivian, are spending sol
time He further writes that he dc
,, not know when he will receive his d
charge.
e Mrs. William Nelson of Greenfe
, underwent an operation Monday in {
, Melrose hospital. DIR. LaChaine
Hinsdale assisted DR.. Il. r. Lyme
Frank, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sel