Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-22
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.

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days.
Mrs. Gustaf Strombcrg has returned
after n stay of several days in New York
, Miss Alice Macdonald, who ha $ been
i'll four weeks with thfoat trouble; is
gaining.
Miss Frances Martell went Monday
to. Boston to buy for Hought6n & 81:
nonds! y z lFt az
7 Miss Mabel Gustafson is visiting at
her former home in Putnam, Conn, with
relatives.
William G.. Shippeu and family have
moved from North IIinsdale to 100 Ell
1iot street.
Ernest Reed of New York was jim TOWN
, Wednesday on business for the Vermont
Silk company.
Rev. T.. A. Slack of Brool;line Mass,
came yesterday afternoon for short
stay in town.
Miss Lillian Tunney has been substi.
tuting the past week in L. L. Brittans
insurance office.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tuttle and family
moved Tuesday from Brattle street to
South Main street.
Mrs. Jennie Powers of Keene, n. H.,
state humane agent was IN town yes
terday on business.
Mrs. Edwin ID. Wilson of Main street
is i'll in her home and under the care OF
a professional nurse.
Mrs. Ella Orvis of Bristol is spending
some time in the home of her son, 5. L.
Purinton, and family.
i Mrs. G.. NJ. 1Mbbs of Organ street
is visiting this week with relatives in
Fairlce and Montpelier.
DR.. H. Il. Babbtt of Washington, ID
c., is visiting his sister, Miss Louise Bah.
bitt of South Main street.
Miss Susan IIanrahan has returned
from few days business trip to New
York for the Specially Shop.
Miss Cora Cook of Lancaster, n. IL.
came Wednesday to visit few days al
c. X. Crosby's on High street.
Reuben Brown and family will move
today to Greenfield where he has a pc
sition with the Hovey pharmacy.
Mrs. Alice Bemis of Springfield
Mass, formerly of this town, is visiting
Mrs. IL. w. Whittier of EsterbrooE
street.
Mrs. y. I. Hawley, who has been il
the past week in her home on PutneS
road with II severe bronchial cold, is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Thomas OF
Ware, Mass, visited here and in Yves
Brattcboro with relatives over the
weekend.
Mrs. George O. Davis of Norwood
Mass, who visited her sister, Mrs. Cola G
Morse. over the week END, returned to hei
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Pfeiffer o
Montclar, n. j., spent Suday at Hill
crest. which they bought recently OF
Major f. W. Chids.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Day, who has been al
James G.. Days on Williston street fol
some time, will leave today for her home
in Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Miss katherine Denning, who had beer
visiting in Hanover, N. H., resumed
work Monday in the Western Unioi
Photograph Co.'S Office.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Howe and sol
left Yesterday for ;the cBerpuAas, attel
a few days visit here with Mrs. Fred
l.. Howe of Harris place.
| S. f. Il. Morse returned Tuesday from
n business trip in Pennsylvania in the in
terests of the Vermont Silk company, o
which he is superintendent.
Mrs. Adolph Johnson and Miss Ger
trude Stenberg of Providence, r. l., cam
Monday to spend two weeks in the hom
of Il. G.. Gustafson of Belmont avenue.
. Frederick L.. Houghton and Proof. viii
| liam NJ Rider went yesterday to ~
Johnsbury to attend a meeting of tn
New England Hostein-Fresian Breeders
club.
e Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Sargen
moved yesterday from Mrs l.. ID. Greene
house on Green street to Northampton
Mass, where he has u position in a dru
4 store.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Clay an
daughter, Miss Eleanor Clay, and Mis-
l Minnie Brown returned Tuesday nigh
from Boston, where they had been sine
Sunday.
d. j. Sweeney has returned from Put
fncy, where he had been substituting n
! boss of the working train, taking tn
: place of Martin Dunn, who is having
vacation.
Thomas a. Austin, letter carrier, VIII
4, had been convalescing from an operatio
t performed in the IIolyoke City hospital
: out again but has not resumed work a
the postOthce.
a Charles Drescher of Merden, Conn
who had been spending several weeks her
' in the home of his daughter, Mrs Harr
/ Thayer of Grove street, returned to hi
: home Wednesday.
: Mrs. Carrie Squires of Amherst
Mass, formerly of Brattleboro, has n
turned to her home after spending
+ week with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Orkin
: of II Canal street.
!; Alfred Peterson came Tuesday evenin
Il to his home here after spending n Yea
e and half in the West. His last wor
was in Iowa, where he assisted in ha
n vesting the corn crop.
): John l.. Graves and family of l
q Church place will move the latter part {
l. the week to Greenfield, where he has en-
Il ploymcnt. He had been working here fC
the 5. \. Smith Mfg. Co.
\. Miss Margaret Gillette has returnc
p from a weeks vacation spent at ht
n home in Springfield (Vt.) and resume
e work Monday in the Holstein-Friesia
lS Register company's Office.
Reuben Brown of Greenfield can
Wednesday to remain here few da!
q preparatory to shipping his househo
q goods to Greenfield, where Mr.. and Mr.
d Brown will make their home.
= j. A. Cushman will move his fami
a., a., here next Monday from Turner's Fal
and will occupy the a. V. ID. Piper hou
on Western avenue. Mr.. Cushman is a
III engineer at the Connecticut River Pow
"a Co. s plant. .o,.....t
w Miss Alice Easton of Albany and n
n sister, Mrs. Claude A. Town of Syracus
in n. Y, have been visiting Vera" H.'h
Davis on their return from a vacatit
~, spent with their parents, Mr.. and Mr.
~ Robert Easton, in Middlebury.