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

Fred c. Brown has returned from q
few days stay in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Henry Williams of Highland
street is recovering from q serious i'll
ness with influenza.
Miss Cloic Franklin, stcnographer in
Greenfield, visited at her home in Yer
non over the weekend.
Mrs. Alfred Crocker, who has been
| in n week in her home in the Abbott
apartments, is improving.
Misses Aurore and Irene Filion of
Middlebury are visiting their brother,
H.sH. eFihon, and family.
Mrs. George F. Barber has returned
from visit in Medford, Mass, with
her niece, Mrs. Fred Bailey.
Miss Helen Morris and Ray Liver
| more of Greenfield spent Sunday here
with her mother, Mrs. May Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Richard Thomas of
Ware, Mass, are in town, called by the
death of his sister, Mrs. George Cohn.
w. d. Bathric resumed work Monday
morning in Clark Is grocery store, after
an illness of two weeks with influenza.
Mrs. Charles II. Palmer finished work
| Saturday as clerk in the retail depart
ment of the Durham Brothers com
pany.
Miss Dorothy Gobie of Grove street
! is visiting in Millers Falls with her
| uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Harris.
Miss Grace Nugcnt is expected TO
come tonight from Springfield, Mass,
| to visit over Sunday with Miss Jessie
Ransom.
| Miss Gladys Rice, waitress at the
Brooks House, has returned from her
home in Boston, who're she was called
by illness.
Miss Mollie Ryan and Miss Irene
Long went Saturday to Springfield,
Mass, to spend Sunday. They: returned
Sunday evening.
| John Geraci finished work Saturday
night in Lenihan's barber shop. He has
gone to Boston where he expects TO
have employment.
| Raymond c. Brown has taken Il po-
sition with the Hartford Fire Insurance
company. He will he located in Hart
ford for the present.
Onslow Thompson received his dis.
charge from the service Tuesday and
returned from Camp Devens, Aver,
Mass, to his'home here.
Charles Tidd of Bellows Falls has
taken a position with the New England
Telephone 4 Telegraph Co., as test man
for the local exchange.
Mrs Harry A. Bingham and two
children of Montclair, N. j., are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Bing-
ham of High Lawn road.
Harry Lasares of East Longmeadow,
Mass, is visiting here with his brother,
George Lasares who is inventor for the
G. L. Bradley corporation.
Lisle NJ. Carpenter underwent q
slight operation on his left leg in the
Brattleboro Memorial hospital Tuesday
DR.. G. r. Anderson was the surgeon
| Mrs. j. d. Vivian and Mrs. A. j
Brotherton of Southington, Conn, are
CHESTS in the homesSf their sister, Mrs
Arthur p. Simonds. of Western avenue
DR.. Fremont Hamilton, who went to
Boston last week for medical treat
ment and observation, returned home
Saturday. He has resumed his practice
Miss Frieda Smith of Kcene, n. Fl.
formerly of BrattleborO, came Satur'
day to visit Miss Marion Simonds of
Williston street. She returned home
Tuesday.
Raymond d. Barrett, who is EN-
ployed by Russell II. Briggs, has re-
turned to Claremont, n. H., where he
had been visiting his sister, Mrs
Clement Ward.
Harold Ward of South Londonderry
began work Monday morning in Hough'
ton & Simonds s store. He formerly was
employed here by the White River
Chair company.
George Barrie, who has been employ
ed in Springfield the past few weeks
will return the last of the week and
work for Manley Brothers, where he
previously was employed.
Hugh Phillips, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Phillips Of this town, has just
returned from France and is now at
Newport News, Va He is in Company
d, 422d telegraph battalion. N
Frank s. Pratt, who is doing expert
accounting work in Springfield (Vt.)
for the Springfield Gas Co., has been
visiting at his home here few days
but has returned to Springfield.
| Sergeant 8. f. Arnold of the quarter
master corps, stationed at Gettysburg
Pa, who has been a guest here 10 days
lin the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Gus
tafson, returned Friday to Gettysburg