Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-04-01
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.


Tuesday on business.
Paul G. Estcy returned Ss1day night
from q few days stay in Ncw+Iork.
Miss Ncna Scanon visited over the
week end in Northampton with relatives.
Mrs Nellie Rogers moved Tuesday
from - Washington to 10i Canal street.
BENJAMIN Wccdcn of Boston is visiting
| in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John i.
Stewart.
| Mrs 4. J.. Hamilton is visiting in
Springfield (Vt) with her sister, Mrs. a.
a. French
Mrs. Helen Hamilton of Grafton is n
| guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J.. Childs of
| Pine street.
| Mrs j. +. Mann, who has been i'll two
weeks and under the care of a nurse, is
now improving.
John Crowley of Rutland is IL guest
| in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Il. IIaus
| OF Walnut street
| Mrs. Henry ii. Crosby and daughter,
Bctscy. went yesterday to Boston to
remain until Sunday.
Mrs Adelia Park was called Saturday
to Springfield, Mass, by the death of her
cousin, Fred Wilson.
Miss Grace Hubbcll of New York city
| is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hubbcll
and friends in town.
Miss Sylvia Crosby returned Monday
| from viiSt in Philadelphia with her sis
ter, Mrs. Lyman +. Smith.
Miss Eliza B. Davis, who had been i'll
several weeks and part of the time i'll the
Memorial hospital, is out again.
Mrs. John f. Smith and son, John. ir.,
have returned froA two-wecks' visit
with relatives in Worcester, Mass.
Edward A. Eckels of Buffalo, n. Y.
spent Sunday and Monday in town with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Eckels.
! Mrs. Il. G.. Clark returned Tuesday
/ from weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
a. +. a. Perkins, in Cambridge, Mass.
Robert F. Higlcy of Cambridge, Mass,
! is spending a few days in the home of
his uncle, Jerry +. IIigey of this town.
lIrs. j. Harry Estey and daughter.
! Miss Allethaire Estcy, returned Wednes-
day from stay of several days in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Ward Stearns and
son and daughter of New York are spend
ing n few days at their summer home at
Spoilord lake
| Miss Mildred Yeaw, who Is employed in
the Office of the durham Brothers COM
pany, is confined by illness to her home
on Frost place.
Mrs W. II. Lane went Monday to
! Rutland to attend Il meeting of Mount
lIolyoke college endowment fund commit
/ tee. She returned Wednesday.
Miss Alma Moses will finish work Sat
urday in IIoughton X Simondss store.
She will 20 Ia Portland. Me, to take u po-
sition in wholesale jewelry store.
I Ernest Wells returned Tuesday from
n visit in ST. Adams with his grandpar-
ents GraydOn Wells, who had also been
visiting there. returned home Wednesday
Miss Freida MorrisScau. who had been
| living with her parents in Hanover, y.
H., has returned to BrGttlcboro and has
taken position with T.. l.. IIildreth 1: Co.
Paul Il. Convey. who had been spending
several weeks here, left yesterday to
resume his work in Boston, Mrs. Covcy
and son will remain here for the present.
), Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis johnson and son,
Wednesday from Columbus, Ohio. to visit
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. c. Bald
win.
Miss Dorothy Schwenk and guest. Miss
Joyce Barnes. returned Tuesday to the
| Boston university after visiting at Miss
Schwenk's home on Park Place several
days
W. G. Hcustis and family moved
| Monday from the Pike house on Western
avenue to the house on Cedar street
which recently was bought by l.. Il.
Yauvey.
Mrs. w. w. Follctt of Wilmington was
brought to the Memorial hospital WedncS-
day by DIR. \. ii. Wright and underwent
an operation by DR.. Wright and DR.. G..
X. Anderson.
Ernest Gibson and Allan Davis. stu
dents at Norwich university. returned
| "Wednesday 10 Mortified (Nt), after
spending the Easter vacation at their
homes in town.
Miss Gertrude Perkins, teacher in Mid
dlcbury, and Miss Amy Perkins, teacher
| in Hartford, Conn, are spending the vaca-
| ton at their home on the upper West
| Dummerston road.
! Miss Grace Convey returned yestcr-
day to Norwich. Conn. where she is
dietitian III the Norwich hospital after
having visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. +. Convey, on Western avenue.
Ernest Rect of New York. who was
here Wednesday night on business con-
nccted with the Vermont Silk company,
was n visitor in the home of his sister,
Mrs. l.. S. Edwards of Prospect street.
Miss Rose and Miss Irene Moquin
clerks in the Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt
department store, have gone to their
former home in AIooseup, Conn, to spend
few days.
Donslow Stockwell of South Hadey
Falls, Mass. is visiting here in the home
. of his son, l.. j. Stockwell, and with rela
tivcs in West BrattlcbOro and on Dunn
mcrSton hill.
| Mrs. i. Fleming went Tuesday to visi,
n few days with her daughter, Mrs. j
Coic0ran in New London. She was ac
, companird by her granddaughter, Miss
Margaret Corcoran, who had been visiting
here few weeks.
, Mrs. Thomas SiSk of New London cam,
Yesterday TO visit her parents, Mr.. ant
$ Mrs. j. II. Denning, until today Mr.
Dcnning is in the Memorial hospital fol
medical treatment.
! barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Royal Johnson of Williams street, VIII,
p underwent an operation for ruptured ap
: pcndiX by DR.. T.. II. Lynch, is critical,
= i'll but is holding her own.
! DIR. Thomas Rice and family have move,
! from the Vermont Savings bank buildin.
into rooms in the American building for
' merly occupied by the New England Tclc
phone company. DIR. Rce's Office will b,
in the American building also.
Friends of Miss Stella f.. Campbell o
Mortified, Mass, have received the an
nOunccmont of her marriage in Los An
gcles, Calf March 1G to Il. T.. Pierce o
. Worcester. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre
, will make their home in Worcester.
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