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

d. ". u. DHTntI - III boSt'l lhIS NCNk !
to consult n specialist for asthma.
Franklin Pratt is in Springfield (VtD !
this week doing accounting work.
Mrs. katherine Sears of Boston is reg
istcrcd at the Brooks House this week.
Lawrence Hudson and family moved |
Tuesday from Highland street to Estey-
vile.
Miss Mercedes Morrell went Monday
TO New York, where she will remain |
month
Ralph c. Root is spending few DAYS
this week with friends in Boston and
Cambridge, Mass
Fred Crcssy went Wednesday morning
to New Haven, Conn, on business. He
will return today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Simonds returned
Wednesday from Boston, where they
spent the winter.
Paul b. Covey is expected Saturday
from Boston to remain over Sunday III
town with Mrs. Covey.
Miss Marion Knight visited over Sun
day in Springfield, Mass, with her broth
or, Louis Knight, and family.
C. b. Crowell returned Wednesday
afternoon from Mount Clemens, Mich,
where he had been three weeks.
Mrs. Florence Fennelly is caring for
Louis ID. Harris, who has been i'll several
months in his home on High street.
Fletcher Barrows, student in Brown
university, is spending few days at the
Barrows summer home on Ames hill.
Willard Marley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Marley, who had been in quar-
antine with diptheria, is out again.
Rov Monroe, who has been working in
Bushnel's grocery store, has begun work
this week for Carroll A. Bond, florist.
Miss Mary Carey went yesterday to
Gardner, Mass, to spend the Easter raca-
lion with her grandmother. Mrs. Murray.
Mrs. Clark Il. Brownell left Wednes-
day for New York. where she will spend
Faster and attend various musical
events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Pike of Town
shend are visiting here this week with
his mother. Mrs. Lila VI. Pike Of Green
street.
| RAYMOND Bonville of Fair Haven is
spending a weeks vacation in town with
his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. +. j.
Snyder.
Ernest Gibson, student in Norwich
university, came Tuesday evening to his
| home on Oak street to spend the Easter
vacation.
Miss Emily Shea and Miss Lorraine
Strousc returned Tuesday from Boston.
where they spent 10 days with Miss
Strouse's aunt.
| Mrs. +. A. Thompson of Western ave
nue.. who is in the Memorial hospital fol-
! lowing an operation, is making salts
/ factory recovery.
Miss Mary OConnor and Miss Florence
Danyew are working afternoons and dur
ing the vacation in the Holstein Friesian
association offices.
Mrs. Harrie b. Chase underwent an
operation Tuesday in the Springfield has
pital for adenods and tonsils. Dr. Hop
kins was the surgeon
Miss Gertrude Croker teacher in a
school for the deaf in New York, came
Saturday to spend a weeks vacation at
her home on Oak street.
Mrs. John Barden has resumed work
afternoons in Houghton & Simonds s
store, after having been confined to her
Mrs. Charlotte Headle and Miss Marie
Fasake, nurses at the Mutual Aid asso-
citation, went yesterday to Gardner
Mass, to take three months course III
a hospital
Paul Bernard, student in the New
England Conservatory of Music in Bos-
ten, came yesterday to visit his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Bernard OF
Tyler street.
Miss Malva Roberts came last night
from Boston. where she is studying
music, to spend the vacation with hel
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Roberts OF
, Walnut street.
; Louis Rate and brother, Clifford Rate
of Hartford, Conn, came last night
to spend Good Friday at their home il
E town. Clifford Rate will remain ovel
, Easter Sunday.
Horace Scott, who had been spending
several weeks here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman Scott, went Saturda,
to Springfield and left there Sunday fo
Browning, Montana.
Mrs. Frederick Leining and daughter
+ Barbara, of Providence, r. l., who hav
been spending three weeks here with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Barrows, ar
= now guests few days of Mrs. Helen NJ
J., Barney.
Mrs. Frank Strong of 4S Fairviev
, street gave a tea party Wednesday aft
n ernoon in honor of Miss Nellie Holmes
g who arrived Sunday night from Eng
+ land to visit her cousin, Mrs. Alfre
), Coulson.
w. p. IIanmum of Spruce street, il
It company with his brother, Fred Hannur
e of Putney, drove Wednesday to Sax
d tons River, where they attended tn
n funeral Of their brotherinlaw, Duan
e Taylor.
,, Mrs. Roy b, Miner, who has had a pc
IL sition for the government at Washington
n ID. c., in the agricultural department
'e came yesterday to attend the funcra
i OF Mr.. Miners father. S. T.. Miner. Sh
! will remain here few days and the
u, will return to Washington to work fey
s. weeks longer.
:. Dwight FaiIman has finihsed work f,
~ Abbott q Son ,grocerS, and has gon
,o to Springfield, Nt), where he will |
~ employed by DR.. w, j. Alderman. wi