Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-01

low the knee. DR.. E. r. Lynch attend.
cd him.
Albert Miller of Townshend, who had
been in the hospital following an oper
alton for appendicitis, returned to his
home Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs.
Miller.
Mrs. John Williams, who had been in
the hospital for medical treatment, was
discharged Tuesday, and returned to
her home in Fitchburg Mass.
Mrs. II. Clough of Londonderry was
visitor in the Melrose hospital Monday.
Mrs. Frank LeRay of Greenleaf street
is i'll and under the care of physician.
Mrs. Julia Weber of Western ave
nue. is i'll and nurse is attending her.
William Head is in camp with the
Boy Scouts on the West Dummerston
road.
f. II. Davenport, who sustained a
slight shock a few days ago, is some
| improved.
Miss Hazel Chase is working during
the summer in the Direct Importing
| Co. g store.
Roy Baker began working nights
Monday in the American Express COM
pany's office.
Miss Ruth Gay is working as clerk
during the vacation in Goodnow, Pear
son G. Hunt s store.
Miss Ruth Prentiss has returned from
n visit with her sister, Mrs. Denton
Smith, and family in Putney.
Mrs. George Lee went Wednesday to
Keene, n. H., to visit her parents, Mr..
lind Mrs. Huslander, until Sunday.
d. B. Stedman Of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting here with his sisters Mrs. w.
f. Bartlett and Miss Maria l.. Sted-
man.
Miss Katherine Stockwell will leave
today for Groton Long Point, Conn,
where she will be guest two weeks of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wall.
Charles J. Stockwell, who lives with
Mr.. and Mrs. Purle Stockwell, is board
ing with Mrs. John Gallup, during the
absence of Mrs. Stockwell.
Mrs. Leonard Taylor, who is spending
several weeks here with her father, l.
II. Knapp, spent the weekend IL
; Greenfield with Mr.. Taylor.
Mrs. c.. H. Butler is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. Arson Conger in Springfield
this state. She accompanied Mr. anC
Mrs. Conger to their home by automo
bile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase of Meriden
Conn., have moved here and have takei
tenement in j. l.. Barney's house
Mr.. Chase owns and condlcts a millin,
business in Halifax.
3 Fifteen members of the l.. B. c. club
: with Rev. Arthur V. Woodwork, lef
Saturday for Marlboro to be in cam
, 10 DAYS. Other members of the clu
Joined them there later.
r Mrs. William Duggan and infant son
Paul, were discharged Monday iron
the Melrose hospital. They will stay TO
> the present with relatives in town befor
, returning to their home in Winchester
| N. II.
Mrs. Truman Canedy of North Adams
Mass, is visiting in the home of Jane
: LeRay. Mrs. Fred Aldrich of Whining
ton, who visited there with her sister
, Mrs. Emma c. Boyd, has returne
r home.
e Claude Carr has begun working fo
u the Estey Organ company. Mr.. an
Mrs. Carr are staying for the presen
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Ernes
i A. Convey, but they will move here 500
>, from Greenfield.
q Mr. and Mrs. Hal Babbitt of Eas
'. Orange, N. j., who had been guests
few DAYS in the home of Mr.. and Mr.
Hervy d. Harris. left Saturday for thei
y home. Mr.. and Mrs. Rabbit are travel
:. ing by automobile.
e Miss Mary Elizabeth Robbins, who i
+. spending the summer with her parent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton G.. Robbins o
d New York, at Linden Lodge, is spend
J. ing a few days in town in the home o
Walter NJ. Robbins.
a Ernest Hoffses, who is employed b.
: Barrows & Co.. coal dealers, underwear
: an operation Saturday morning in tn
Melrose hospital. Miss Dorothy Brook
J. was operated upon Saturday for the re
J, moval Of tonsils and adenoids.
: Mr.. and Mrs Elva Russell and son
:. Floyd, Mr.. Eames and Mr.. Canedy o
I Jacksonville, Wales Z. Cheney of Spring
r field Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Thompson of Boston have been guest
n for a week at Frank l.. Houghton s,
: Baptist church, Rev. f. B. Cornell
!, pastor. Morning worship at 1890 witt
sermon by the pastor. Sunday schoo
: at l1.45. Meeting of the Junior Chris
tian Endeavor at p. IN. Evening serv
ice Mt o'clock. Midweek praye
n meeting Thursday evening at 7.30 il
the vestry.
Miss Elizabeth Bruce OF Hinsdal
u was discharged Wednesday from tn
: Melrose hospital, where she had beer
. two weeks, following an operation 70
u appendicitis. Mrs. Frank Plumb o
= Hinsdale was admitted to the hospita
o Tuesday for medical treatment. Mrs
!. John Wilder, also of Hinsdale, was dis
!. charged Wednesday from the hospital
g where she had been four weeks, fol
!. lowing a serious operation.
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham Smith an,
daughter. Barbara, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Cutler and son, Howard, of Yves
Brookfeld. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs
o Morton Smith of Fitehburg, Mass, Wis
+ tied their aunt, Miss Della A. Smith
- Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. William Stoke
! of Middlebury also were guests of Mis-
d.