Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
BRATTLEBORO PERSONALS.

Miss Beatrice Scovell went Tuesday to
Middlebury college to begin her junior
year
Frank Rose has b'kun work for JOHN
i. Lawton assisting on his motor delv-
cry truck.
Miss Alice Sweeney has finished work
in J. Il. Mann's store and is working
at Hoadley s cafe.
Miss Alice Carroll of Boston is ex-
pected Saturday to visit here with Miss
Margaret Mcguire. ye.f ..s . &c.,
Mrs. f. L. Holmes of Green, street has
been spending week in White River
Junction with relatives.
Miss Katherine Austin of Westwood
Mass, has been visitor the past 10 days
in the home of her brother, Thomas A.
Austin of Grove street.
Mrs. d. F. Gill and two children have
come from Brooklyn to spend some time
at the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. ID. Robbins of Linden street
Rev. and Mrs Clark II. Browncll and
Mrs. Julius j. Estey returned Wednesday
by automobile from Cambridge. n. Y,
where they had been since Monday.
Mrs Raymond Frost and son, Minor,
Of Westfcld, N. j., who are visiting
Mrs. FrOsts parents in Charlestown, N.
H., visited in town Wednesday with
friends
Hadley Gibson. who has been spending
the summer here with his parents Col.
and Mrs. Il. w. Gibson, will leave Satur-
day for Cambridge, Mass, to begin his
senior year at Harvard university.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 'Meehan and two
| daughters have returned to their home in
Waterbury, Conn, after having spent the
summer here with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Brosnahan of Elliot street.
Laurence Sherman, who is i'll with ty-
phoid fever. is now showing an improve
ment each day. His mother, Mrs. G. T.
| Sherman, has been staying with him at
the Abbott apartments during his illness
Mrs. Fred Beauchesne of Keene, N. H.,
was operated upon in that city Monday
for gallstones and appendicitis. Her
mother, Mrs. Fred Spaulding of this town,
is in Keene on account of her serious con-
dtion.
| Miss Elizabeth Shaffner, who had been
spending four months at South Byfeld
Mass, as dietitian at summer place
there, is spending a vacation with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Shaffner
of Rettng place.
August F. Gunzinger. who had beer
employed in Rockford ILL.,, the past six
months with the Bennett Organ company
has returned to Brattleboro and resumed
work in the pipe organ department of the
Estey Organ company.
Mrs. w. Il. Jackson of Springfield
| Mass, came Tuesday evening to visit ir
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Joseph f
Taylor of Birge street. Mrs. Taylor was
badly burned Tuesday evening when 6
pot of hot tea upset in her lap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph p. Churchill and
daughter, Lovisa, went Wednesday tt
Morrisville, n. Y, to visit relatives unit
/ Will ha ,ioI
by Mrs. Cora Churchill who had beer
spending the summer at Mantle, Conn.
and later went to Morrisville to visit hel
daughter and family
]. F. Guiheen, Mrs. n. J. Guiheen, Mrs
]. j. Austin and Miss Katherine Guiheer
have returned from Brooklyn, where they
went to attend the funeral of Gertrude
Guiheen, Z. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
=. w. Guiheen. Gertrude Guiheen spent
| the summer here because of ill health
She died of heart trouble.
Mrs: II; c. MacGibbon and SON, Hugh
jr.,' of Memphis, Tenn, who had beer
visiting several weeks in the home OF
her sister, Mrs. NJ. p. Maurice of Put
4 ney, road, have left to visit relatives il
Burlington before returning South. Mrs
Mary Maurice and daughter, Mrs. W.
Marsh of Sheldon were guests Wednes
day in the home of Mrs. Maurice s son
4 Attorney NJ. p. Maurice.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunton and son
Wayne, and w. Fay Mann of Barre cam,
Sunday to visit at ]. f. Manns, also a
f. Il. Mann's in West BrattlcbOro. Mrs
! Hunton and w. Fay Mann are grandchil
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Mann. Mr.
Hunton returned to Barre Tuesday ant
w. f. Mann left Wednesday for Cam
bridge, Mass to begin his senior year a
Harvard university. Mrs. Hunton an,
son will remain here for longer visit.