Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-11-05
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.


here.
Lawrence lizard of Newport, n. H.,
spent the weekend at his home on Pine
street.
Miss Katherine Lcahy of Kcenc spent
! Sunday here with her aunt, Mrs. \.
Il. Wood.
Mrs. Wells Bardwcll is visiting her
sister, Mrs. a. Il. 1Iulett in Westmore-
land. y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Hendrix and son
| left Sunday for a months stay at Pen
sncola, Florida.
DIR. Stanley Wilson of Springfield (vt)
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ID.
Wilson, over the weekend.
Mrs. c. Warner Hopkins is spending
few days in Halifax with her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thurber.
Mrs. Anna Campbell of Greenfield,
formerly of Brattlcboro. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nivicr.
Miss Hilma Ericsson and Miss Anna
! johnson. nurse. left Monday for Boston.
They will be away a week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Parsons closed
their summer home on Ames hill Friday
and left for their home in New York.
| Miss Edna Patterson and Miss Kath
crime Brosnahan were guests over Sun
day of Miss Nellie Austin in Greenfield.
Miss Dorothy Larabce of the lIolstein-
Fricsan association Office force, is spend
ing a vacation at her home i'll Berk-
shire.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Odell who
had been guests of relatives i'll franklin,
y. H., a week. returned home Saturday
afternoon.
| Miss Patience Wilder has finished work
as substitute operator at the telephone
exchange She went Monday to her home
| in Bellows Falls.
Miss Kathryn Sherman of Boston and
Miss Fanny Bradshaw of New York
visited Miss Sherman's parents over Sun
day.
Mrs. G. II. Baker of Watertown, S. d.,
who has been visiting her brother, George
s. IIebb left Tuesday for Rutland to
visit other relatives.
Mrs. Leonard Hill of Union, y. Y.
who had been spending a week here with
her cousin, Mrs Il. T.. Holmes, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. Harold Webster returned to work
Monday in j. T.. MannS store after
having been i'll several days in her home
on South Main street.
Justin Moran and Roger Sherman stu
dents in Colgate university, Hamilton, n.
y. came Saturday to visit at their home
in town until Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rice and chill
drcn of Amcsbury. Mass. came here
Monday to visit her mother, Mrs. Lucia
Foster of Organ street.
week end at +. l.. KHowltons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Space left Tuesday afternoon for
their home in New York.
Mrs Robert Coombs and son. James,
of North street. went Saturday to New
Haven. Conn. to visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eudoff Turner.
Miss Rose Thompson of the Holstein-
FricSian association Offices. returned
Sunday from her home in Ashuelot, \.
H., where she spent the weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle. Miss Josephine
Hoy, Miss Severance, Mr.. Reardon and
chauffeur. of Rutland. spent Sunday with
Mrs. c. J. Par0 of 81 Clark street.
Miss Grace Sherman returned Mon
With Mr.. and Mrs. g. Il. sherman.
, Mrs. Austin George aud daughter,
Martha, returned Saturday from Rupert,
where she had been four months caring
for her father, who has been very i'll.
Mrs. w. G. Bailey of Springfield, Mass
formerly of Brattlcboro. who had been
visiting here 10 days at l.. L. Holiness on
Green street, has returned to Springfield.
Miss Fanny l.. Martin who is en-
ploycd in the Ilolstein-Fricsian associa-
ton Offices. is spending a two-weeks' va
cation at her home in plainfcd, this
state.
Mrs. Alice DENIS of Springfield. Mass,
formerly of this town, returned to her
home Tuesday after spending 10 days
with Mrs. II. VI. Whittier of Estcrbrook
street.
Miss Bessie l.. Farnum returned Nom
al
Northampton, Mass, over Sunday. She
was in Springfield, Mass, Saturday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mason of West
crn avenue have closed their summer
home there and left Saturday for their
home in Philadelphia to remain during
the winter
Miss Alice Macdonald has resumed
work i'll the llolstein-Fricsian Register
company'S Office after an illness of sew
cral weeks with tonsilitis and quinsy
sore throat.
Miss Eleanor Harmon. who is en-
ploycd by the Ilolstcin-Frcsian associa-
ton, is away on 10-daSs' visit among
friends and relatives in Greenfield and
Ashfcld. Mass.
w. p. Ilannum, who had been in the
Memorial hospital following injuries re-
ccivcd when AnScl Pcrcp's automobile
tipped over, was discharged Sunday and
returned to his home.
Miss Il. l.. Link of New York and
Miss trimmnS of Boston. who had been
spending the summer in Marlboro. closed
their summer home there Saturday and
returned to their homes.
II. G. Stevens of Providence, Il. L..
has como here to assume the manage
ment of the BAY State Tea 4 Butter
Co.'S store, which has recently been
opened at 80 Main street.
William Cushman. who has served
ciflciently as ianitor of the town hall
building the past two years, has rendered
to the selcctmen his resignation, to take
place Saturday night of this week
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Tucker returned
to their home Monday from a week.,
trip to Boston. Tilton. Laconia and
Franklin. y. H.. where they visited in
the home Of their daughter Mrs.
Thomas f. Clifford.
C. D; Cutting. who recently came to
Brattlcboro from Colorado, where he has
/ been in the forest service, has com.
mcnccd work for the state forestry de-
partmcnt IN map making of the forest
4 conditions ~ Vermont.
Mrs. Martha LaFrinca of Brattlcboro
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