Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-04-02
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

MISS beatrice MCjtf VIII lmlSh work
Saturday in the lIolstcin-Friesan asso-
citation Offices.
Mrs, William Wells has been called to
New York on account of the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
Miss Ethel Goodale, teacher in Spring
field, Mass, visited over Sunday in her
home on Western avenue.
). f. Arnold of Springfield, Mass, was
la guest over the week end in the home
OF DIR. and Mrs. A. /. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Carpenter of Chcs.
ter have been guests of Attorney and
Mrs. f. w. Gibson of Oak street
Edgar Lawton went Monday to Am
herst, Mass, where he will enter the
Massachusetts Agricultural college.
John w. Phelps has finished work for
the Estey Organ company and has begun
working for the c. T. Bradley corporation.
Robert Simonds went Monday to
Springfield, VT, to visit in the home of
his aunt, Mrs. George Whitney and fam
lily
Miss Minnie Miller is visiting in the
home of her nephew Harry L. Shaw, and
| family at Meadowbrook farm Warwick,
| Mass.
Miss Madeline Gregg, teacher in New
Bedford, Mass, is spending the Easter
vacation at her home on Northern av-
enue.
Clyde Jakway of Middlcbury college
Is spending his Faster vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Vera Wheeler of Forest
street.
Edgar Gregory, manager of the Fon-
tenclle Hotel in Omaha, Neb, spent
| Sunday in town with his father G.. +.
Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Plummer went
Monday to Brooklyn to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Niles Coward and Mr..
Coward
Mrs. r. c. Brcsnan of Stamford,
Conn, is visiting in town with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Houghton
of Clark street.
Miss Marion NJ Rice returned Mon
day after spending several weeks in
Catskill, n. V, Washington Philadelphia
and New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Freyenhagen and
children are moving from Crosby street
to High Lawn road, in the house owned
by Mrs. Myron Davis.
Miss Ruth Dalrymple will finish worl,
this week in the offices of the Holstein
FrieSian association and will go tc
Springfield, Mass, to work.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. H. Watkins and child
rem Of Walpole, n H., came to visit over
the weekend with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. William Brown of Birge street
c. b. Streetcr of Cleveland. Ohio, came
Friday to visit here in the home of hi.
brother, Frank G. Streeter of Organ
street, returning to his home Sunday
$. u. B. Morse has CONG here from
Athol, Mass, to take the position a,
superintendent of the Vermont silk com
pany. He will move his family her,
soon.
Lawrence Gorborino is working il
the Park Drug Co.'S store. Eugene Me
Garrigle, who had been working there
has begun working in the Central Yer
mont freight office. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. y. C. DayNehtertainec
the clerks of the Goodnow, Jewett &
Bishop store in Bellows Falls at dinner
Sunday. The store, which was formerly
the j. c. Day & Co., store, was owned b,
Mr.. Day 30 years
Carl Harris of Greenfield, who had beer
in the Melrose hospital several weeks, wa
discharged Saturday. Mr.. Harris, wh'
was found in the rear Of Crosby blocl
, with both feet badly frozen, claimed t.
have walked here from Greenfield.
, Miss Doris f. Hutchins, teacher in tn
Chase street school returned Satmda.
from her home in Middetown Spring
' where she had been a few days. Mis-
Hutchns is assisting this week in Mrs
Elizabeth p. Bailey's chropody parlors.
f C.. G. Staples returned Monday from
a business trip to Boston and Prov
{ dence. II. l., where he visited his sol
2 Harold Staples and family. Mrs
r Staples, who accompanied him, is re
f naming in Providence for longer visit
Miss Grace Covey, student in tn
). Skidmore School Of Art, where she
+ taking course in domestic science,
n spending the Easter vacation with he
+ parents, Mr. and Mrs, f, f. Covey c
Western avenue.
q William f. Hamm, who had bee
:. spending the winter in California an
v in Arizona, came Tuesday morning to til
y home of his sister, Mrs. V. O. Jones {
Chaplin street Mr.. Hamm is employee
as engineer for the Boston K Main
= railroad.
- Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Brewste
N OF Manchester came to Brattlebor
+ March %. Tho next morning Nj
Brewster underwent an operation 70
appendicitis in the Memorial hospita
" Mrs. Brewster is staying at the HON
If her aunt, Mrs F. A. Wells of 10
> High street.
), Miss Susan GRAHAM, student in Welles
" ley college, is here to spend the sprin
vacation at her home on Chaplin stree
II Miss Doris Gunderson, Miss Ruth Wi
II hanson, Miss Josephine Vincent and Mi,
< Scofield, all students in Wellesley. VIII
IL are spending the vacation in Mortified
u Mass, were guests of Miss GRAHAM her
Tuesday.
J, Miss Margaret Sullivan went Wedne,
IT, day to her home in Flushing, l.. l., aftc
!; IL few days visit with her sister, Mr.
IL Charles +. Cook of Williams street. Mi.
1t Sullivan had been in Springfield, Mass
;" several weeks caring for her aunt, Mi
W Johanna Brosnahan formerly of Brattl
boro, who has been seriously i'll with pne
or monia III a Springfield hospital. Mi
le Brosnahan is now convalescing in Il
be home of her niece, Mrs. jerry Twyon
no Springfield.