Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-12-12
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


the {. L. Bradley corporation factory
7 James Bangs is working in j. f
Alanns drygoods store during the holi.
days.
Judge A. +. Schwenk went Monday
TO Woodstock on business for a few
days.
Mrs. Sarah VI. Kdder went Monday to
Boston TO visit Mrs. Ernest C. Young a
week.
Miss Florence VI. Wellman returned
Sunday after spending the weekend
in New York city.
Miss Ruth IIcrtzberg has finished
work a. clerk in the Brattleboro Baking
company's store.
Mrs. c. A. Nlle$ left Monday for
Larchmont, n. y, to visit her sister u
week or ~ days.
DR.. Harry i. Greene went Wcdnes-
day to New York He is expected to
return Saturday.
J. W. Vaughan went to Boston Mon.
/ day afternoon on business for Goodnow,
Pearson & Hunt.
Mrs. Frank Holiday of 16 Spruce
street, who has been i'll the past three
weeks, is improving.
! Roy +. jones' has finished work for
Freeman Scott, grocer, and has gone to
hia home in Newfano.
/ Niss Lcona Wright came Wednesday
from Cincinnati TO visit her aunt, Mrs.
| +, A. Wells Of High street.
| Mrs. Pauline A. Ward who has been
seriously i'll several days with pncumo-
mia. remains about the same.
Miss Ida b. Fox of Springfield, Mass,
was u visitor in town over Sunday in the
home cf Miss Ella Stcbbins
Morgan Sherman came from Greenfield
Saturday to visit ut his home at the
Brooks House over Sunday.
Attorney John y. Harvey returned
yesterday from North Adams, where
he had been on legal business.
J. G. Ullcry hiss been confined to the
bed with ncutritis several days in his
rooms in the Ullery building.
w. F. Root is able to be at his store
again, after having been confined to his
horne on Canal street by illness.
c. 4. L. Goodwin, of the firm Miner &
Goodwin, and men are in Williamsvillc
this week doing electrical work.
Mrs. y. Carpenter of Chester is
guest in the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ernest W. Gibson of Oak street.
d. +. MrElhinny returned to New
York Wednesday, after few days
stay at his home on Putncy road.
Mrs. Fred L. Howe and daughter, Mar
tina, will leave Saturday for Bermuda to
spend the winter with Mr.. Howe.
Harry T. Covey, who is employed by
the Crystal Springs Ice Co., is confined
to his home on Crosby street by illness.
DR.. and Mrs. f. Il. Lynch have closed
their summer home at Spofford lake and
returned to their home on Canal street
f. F. Young, who has been i'll several
weeks in his home on Washington
street is able to be about part of the
time.
Miss Emma c. Putnam will go Satur.
day to Mortified (Nt.) to visit in the
home Of her niece, Mrs. A. W. Peach, and
family.
Ro!lin S. Childs returned Monday
from business trip of several days to
Wells River, Ryegate and other places
in the state.
Judge II. b. Chase is expected to re-
turn tomorrow from Bennington, where
he has been the past two weeks holding
county court.
Mrs. John Vevier returned home Sun.
day, after spending two weeks with her
son, Walter Vevier, and his wife in Long
Island, New York.
Mrs W. L. Borthwick, who visited at
the home OF her uncle, c. W. Berry, over
the weekend, has returned to her home
in Springfield Mass.
Mrs. Fayette Miller is improving in
the Brattloboro Memorial hospital, fol
lowing an operation. Miss Blanche Bar.
den is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Greene Of Mont
pclier were guests over the week end of
Mr., and Mrs. Fred w. Putnam, returning
to their home Tuesday.
Mrs VI. Egan and children Of Spring.
field, Mass, who had been visiting here
with her sister, Mrs. T. J. Snyder, have
returned 10 their home,
Mrs. Ella p. Russell moved Thurs.
day from Elliot street to the house on
Oak Grove avenue which she recently
bought Of W. II. Fletcher
Mrs 8. a. Rucl has returned TO her
home in St. Adams, after having been
here with her sister, Mrs. Flora S, d.
Young of Frost street, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus IIoughton and
children OF Greenfield, who had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
/ Eddy, have returned to their home.
A. p. Carpenter, who is attending n
session OF the United States court in
Windsor was at his home in town over
Sunday, returning Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, G.. G. Terrll moved
Yesterday from Horton place TO Oak
Grove avenue in the downstairs apart
ment in Mrs. Ella j. Russell's house.
Ernest A. Reed of New York visited
( in town Wednesday III the home of his
si-tcr Mrs. L. S. Edwards. Mr.. Reed
had been in Ncwfanc on deer hunting
trip,
c. Frank Hawkins resumed work
Monday for the Dewitt Grocery COM
! pany after several weeks absence be
cause Of an operation for append
citiS.