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

to Boston TO spend II week with rcla- +
tivcs. :
Mrs. +. G. Taylor, who had been i'll
with pneumonia, is able to be dressed
and downstairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Harris, who had
both heen confined to their home with
grip are out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel johnson, who have
been ILL.,, are improving but are still con
fined to their home.
Miss McKinnon, nurse, who had been
doing special work at the Melrose hosp-
tai few weeks, has finished work there.
Ernest A. Covey has recovered from an
illness and has returned this week to his
work as clerk in J. /. Stockwell's store.
Miss Edna Wheeler is still confined to
her home on Melrose street, following an
illness with bronchitis, but is now gain
ing slowly.
katherine Searles was discharged Sat;
urday from the hospital, where she had
been IL days, following an operation for
appendicitis.
Charles Compton of Brandon, a stu
dent in the Connecticut Agricultural col
lcge, is here to visit few days with
Allen Hamilton.
| Harold Perry, who had been working
several months in Philadelphia, is visit
ing here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Il. Perry.
| George Lee, who went Thursday to
Keene, N H., to visit few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hulslander, return
ed home Saturday.
Allen Hamilton, student in Norwich
university, came Wednesday to spend
the vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. X. Hamilton.
There was a large number at the dance |
in Academy hall Wednesday evening |
from 8 to H. Music was furnished by |
Gunzinger, Williamson and johnson. |
Mrs. J. S. Morse very pleasantly enter
tanned i, party of five friends at dinner |
Friday in honor of her niece, Mrs. |
Luther sargent, whose birthday was
Friday.
w. f. Stellman and daughter, Maxine,
lhave returned from Syracuse, n. Y,
where he was called on business and
where they visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Stellman.
The Select Ten club met Tuesday
with Miss Minnie Stockwell, one of its
members, and enjoyed an excellent din
ner at ! o'clock followed by social time
in the afternoon.
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to Montpelier. where she teaches art
in the Montpelier seminary, after having
visited here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Prentiss.
The L. c. b. club, which has been oc-
, cupying the vacant room in the Stock
we'll building for reading room has
given up the room for the present and
moved out this week.
Charles Pettee who had been here a
, few days at A. f. Hills, left Wednesday
for Dorchester, Mass, making the return
, trip in his automobile, which he had
stored here during the winter
b, Mrs. Sumner Worden is out again,
= after an illness with grip. Miss Ann
IIarrub who lives in the home of Mrs.
I Worden and who had been threatened
: with pneumonia, also is out again. .r,o
DR.. Charles NIillet of the Bay State
hospital and the NIillet Memorial hospi
y tai at East Bridgewater, Mass, was here
Monday to see Miss Margaret Hill, who
d was a patient several years ago in his
S tubercular hospital at East Brdgewater.
o Mrs. Wallace Bond returned yester-
X day afternoon to her home in Greenfield,
o after having been here three weeks,
called by the illness of her father in law.
e l.. f. Bond. Mr.. Bond is improving and
v is now able to be dressed and outdoors
s Il part of the time.
S About 20 members of the Baptist
:. church and society sat down to an ex-
cclent supper March % at o'clock
a in the vestry. This was followed by Il
i prayer meeting, at which time Rev w
/, y. Sturtevant of Bristol preached an
). interesting sermon.
al oh A
/. Woodwork minister. Morning worship
e at 1890 with special Easter services. Ser
is mon by the pastor on The Easter Gifts of
is Christ. Sunday school at noon. Chris
II tian Endeavor meeting at o'clock in
If the vestry. Subject, The Power of an
Endless Life.
n A minstrel show. to be given by the
d young people of this village, is being
e prepared, and rehearsals are being
If held There is considerable talent
d among the younger generation in the
e village, and they will show the older
ones what they can do. There will be
II n rehearsal this evening at w. II.
o Gay s.
r. Baptist church, Rev. L. b. Cornell pas
II tor. Morning worship at 1870 with an
!. Easter sermon by the pastor. Sunday
e school at ll.4j with Easter exercises by
I the children of the school. Evening ser
vice at o'clock with appropriate Easter
y music Midweek prayer meeting Thurs
g day evening at 40.
t. Arthur Dorsett of Jamaica. had two
l. toes on the left foot amputated yester-
IS day morning in the Melrose hospital.
70 DR.. Lynch was assisted by DR.. Hunter.
/, Mr.. Dorset is employed on the Bradley
e farms. Mrs Floyd button and infant
son were discharged last evening from
5 the hospital and went to their home on
II Linden street.
5. Miss Harry Herlihy of Brattleboro, who
So recently came from Ireland, underwent a
=, slight operation Tuesday on her face.
IS Carlo Bucossi, an employee at the Vernon
O. dam, was operated upon Tuesday for ap-
IL pcndicitis and Nicholas Mastaes of Brat
IS tleboro underwent an operation for dou-
ie BILE hernia. DIR, Lynch and DIR. Hunter
Of were the surgeons.
Twenty five women from the Woman's