Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-04-08
BIslTrLEBORO PERSONAL.

weeks on business.
Mrs. Harry Patterson spent the week
end in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. c. \. Miles went Tuesday morning
to Boston for stay of several days.
Mrs. Emery A. AIclendy Of South Lon
donderry was n visitor in town Tuesday.
Paul Bernard who had been in Boston
since Thursday, returned home Saturday
Paul Chase. assistant clerk in the house
of representatives, returned Sunday from
Montpelier.
Mrs. s. r. Lcvonchcr of Northampton.
Mass, is Il guest of Mrs. Fred &. Sargent
OF EStabr)Gk street
Miss Alice Filion visited in Springfield,
Mass. over Sunday with her brother L. L.
Filion, ard family.
George Birch went Saturday to viii
limnntic. Conn. to visit two weeks with
his daughter, Mrs George Lively.
Mrs. Louis |. Alien visited Saturday
and Sunday in Mddlctown, Conn, with
her mother, Mrs. Il. NJ. Sanders.
Miss Jessie Gregg of Putney road, who
had been spending the winter in Somer-
vile, Mass, returned home Saturday.
Miss Mary Long of Hudson street Wis
tied in Greenfield over the weekend in
the home of r-sister, Mrs. {. III. Kings
ley.
day from Montpelier, where she had been
working as stenographcr during the lcgis-
lature
Miss katherine Clarity, nurse. is here
from New Haven, Conn, to spend two
weeks vacation at her home on Canal
street.
! Mrs. Stuart Wheeldcn and son and her
mother, Mrs. L. Clarity. have returned
from weeks visit in New Haven with
relatives.
Mrs Rolfc Dillingham; and daughter
Nancy, of Woodstock are visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. G. W. Stone of Pei
lett street.
Malcolm Dochcrty of Gloucester,
Mass, was a visitor over Sunday in the
! home Of his aunt, Mrs. Frank ii. BraSor
of Pine street
Mrs. David O'Kecfe and Miss Frances
Baker returned Monday from Spring
field. Mass. where they had been visit
ing since Friday.
DIR. Shaicr U. Lawton returned Mon
day to New York. after a few days
visit here with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. S. Il. Lawton.
Miss Grace IIubbell. who had been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G; Hubbell and
friends in town, left Sunday for her
home in New York city.
Howard of Northampton, Mass, visited
here this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
LeveSque of School street.
Miss Mary Tarrant and Miss Louise
Callahan of South Deerfcld, Mass, who
had been visiting here since Thursday,
returned to her home Monday.
Clyde Horton, instructor in the Uni
vcrsity Of Vermont, lis here to spend the
spring vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Horton of Canal street.
Allen Cole. who works at Goodnow,
Pearson & Hunts, was taken to the Me-
mortal hospital Sunday night to undergo
an operation for ruptured appendix.
Girard Fredctte is visiting in Spring
field. Mass. His sister. Miss Corinne
Frcdette, will accompany him home on her
way to Montpelier, where she has q posi-
ton.
Austin Il. Miller returned Monday
from n business trip to New York. Mrs.
Miller. wiio' accompanied him, is remain
| ing in Tarrytown to visit friends several
days.
Mrs G. r. Crosby, Mrs Frances Bcmis
and Godfrey Crosby went to Mcridcn
Conn. Monday to attend the funcra
of James II. White. They returned that
night.
Roger Sherman and Justin Moran re
turned Monday to Hamilton. y. V, to re-
sumo their studies In Colgate university
after having spent a week at their homes
in town.
Mrs. Katherine Brosnahan and daugh
ter, Miss katherine, returned Monday
from Springfield, Mass. where they Wis
I, tied over the weekend with friends ant
relatives.
Miss Frances Martcl went Monda!
10 Newport, \. H.. on business at thu
IIoughton & Simondss drygoods store il
that town. of which Walter c. Halliday
is manager.
Richard Gallup of Providence visited
> over the weekend with hia parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Gallup. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Shaw of Guilford also were
> guests there.
o Miss Elizabeth Shaliner of Boston. VIII,
. had been visiting her parents. Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. g Shaifncr, went "Wednesday
morning to Montpelier to visit friend
! several DAYS.
' Mrs. Allan ID. Brown returned Satur
>. day after an absence of several months
= during which time she visited in Phila
delpha. Washington, ID. c., and Hunt
ington. Conn.
/ Miss Harriet Davis has returned from
= week vacation at her home in Soutl
| Londonderry. She resumed work Mon
day in the Office of the IIolstein-Frir
san hPRlSter company.
; T.. II. Chapman returned Saturday from
e Philadelphia where he went on business
- for the IIolstein-Friesian association
Mrs. Chapman and daughters, who vsitet
, in Albany, accompanied him home.
5 Jeanette, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
= 7. Hrpuillard of Reed street, was taker
| to the Memorial hospital Sunday t.
undergo an operation for appendicitis
DR.. G. Il. Anderston was the surgeon.
( Mrs. Julctte Davenport of Iinsdale
: n. H., became n member of the family nj
q the Home for the Aged Monday. Before
< her departure from IUnsdale "A reception
was given her in the Congregations
church and she was presented a string OF
gold beads.
f Miss Clara Perry, who had been spend
ing the vacation at her home on Nortl
street left Saturday for New York
where 20 members Of ire art school u
Boston which Miss Perry attends vii
+ take special course of instruction at the
4 Greenwich Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. George $. IIewins and
8 two daughters, who had been occupying
the Henry II. Brown house ON OAK
street during the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown in Florida. have taken rooms
. at the Brooks House for few weeks
stay before returning to Vernon.