Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-08
WEST BRATrLEBoRo.
Burglar at Wallace Harris's.

Wallace Harris's house was broken
into Saturday evening and some of Mr..
Harris clothing was taken, also food
and other small articles. The invaders
went into the pantry, where they ate
o part of pie, took a whole one and
about two dozen doughnuts. They
then went down cellar and helped them
selvex beautifully to large pail of
blueberries. Mr.. and Mrs Harris and
children were down at the village at
that time, but they have an idea as to
who the parties are. U.s. t. ..gnU trp
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IL Carroll Fisher of Boston came Mon
day to visit his mother, Mrs. F.. s.
Fisher. t@.t t ,'4m.. ,. p. |
Miss Madeline Grant, student nurse
at the Melrose hospital, left Friday
for her home in Hardwick for al
months vacation.
Will Barber and family of Greenfield
have been visitors here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Barber
Mrs. A. w. Stowe, Miss Carrie Ham
lin and Willard Hamlin are visiting
relatives in Lempster, N. II.
Kenneth Smith is expected this week
from Spartanburg to spend vacation
at his home on Guilford street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dowley came
Monday from Worcester, Mass, to
spend several weeks at their home.
Mrs s. E. Mccormick and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Richmond Va, are sum
mer guests in the home of H. G. Smith.
Miss Mildred Copeland is having a two
weeks vacation from her work in the
Offices of the Holsten-F riesian associa-
ton.
Mrs. Harold B. Perry, who had a po-
sition in the Holstein-F riesian association
Offices, began Saturday vacation Of two
weeks
Ernest Hoffses was discharged Satur.
day from the Melrose hospital, where he
had been following an operation for ap
pendicits.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Dalrymple of
Jacksonville were visitors at the hos
pital Sunday, coming to see their son
Ernest Dalrymple.
William Cushman went to Mortified
Mass, Saturday to spend the weekend
with his family, who are spending two
weeks in camp there.
Mrs. F. L. Fales and daughter, Mis-
Carrie Fales, of Troy, N. Y, came Mon
day to visit few weeks with her cous
in, Miss Laura Powers.
The meeting at Sunset lake will be helC
Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the tab
ernacle. Rev. r. A. Num-, pastor of tn
First Methodist church of Brattleboro
will speak.
| n II,
ter Vivian, returned Saturday evenin,
from lion, N. Y, where they spent
vacation of two weeks at DR.. Hunter
former home.
Wallace Harris has been given tn
position of foreman on the government
job of laying out the state road i
Marlboro. The work will take abou
four months.
Mrs. David Robinson and son, Nor
man, of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs
Byron Howe in the home of Mrs
Howe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Smith of, -Gnilford street.
Charles Pettee of Dorchester, Mass
spent the weekend with Mrs. Pettee a
A. +. Hills. Mrs. Jennie NJ. Pettee an
> granddaughter, Miss Geraldine Simpson
of Brooklyn, also are guests at A. /
, Hills.
Miss Lottie Craft of Worceste
returned Saturday to her home aft
> er having visited a month here with he
; cousin, Mrs. Walter f. Bartlett, ais
with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Crosier,
, the east village,
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of Greer
field, Masa, visited here over Saturda
and Sunday with their daughter, Mr.
I Hoyt H. Barber, and family, on thei
way to Marlboro, n. H., to visit thci
q daughter, Mrs. Tarbox.
}. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckay an
: daughter, Alice, went Saturday t
Q Springfield, Mass, to meet Mrs. Estell
Driscoll, Mrs. Henry Teller and daugh
g.. ter, Miss Helen Teller, who are visitin
3 here three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kay.
= Archie Aldrich, son of L. C. Aldrict
:. storekeeper in Green River, was brough
g to the Melrose hospital Saturday nigh
e with fractured leg, caused by fallin
from a bicycle. The leg was broke
in two places and DR.. E. R. Lynch re
duced the fracture.
Robert Whitney was discharged Sun
n day from the Melrose hospital, where h
had been two weeks, following an opcr
alton for appendicitis, and returne'
v to his home in Gulford. Mrs. Edwil
i Winchester of Hinsdale, n. H., under
n went serious operation Monday.
u The authorities placed warning sign
, at either entrance of the dreamer.
u bridge Friday, asking AUTOMOBILE
u drivers and teams to drive slow. Driv
), ers of teams are notified to walk thei
horses and automobiles must not cx
coed 10 miles an hour while crossing tn
bridge.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben NJ. Alexande
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde o, Coombs o
o Guilford returned Monday from a tril
by automobile to Lawrence, Mass
h Mass, where they visited Mr.. and Mrs
n w. A. Dutton Mrs. Coombs, who hat
" been spending two weeks there, ac
/. cOmpanied them home.
!. Rev. A. " Woodwork and famil.
II will leave this morning by way of TIL
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