Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-10-28
BRATTLEBoRO PERSONAL.

here sunday with trends.
w. s. Pratt has resigned his position
with the Vermont Investment Co.
A. G. Boardman and family have
moved from Laurel street to Putney road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Pratt went
Friday to New York. Mr.. Pratt is on a
business trip.
Mrs. Fred L. Smith of Haddonfeld, n.
j., is visiting Mrs Emily Edwards of
Prospect street.
f. J. Fenton and son, Edward, spent
the week end in Rutland at the home of
John G. Fenton.
Mrs. +. n Rugg of Organ street went
Monday to Langdon, n. H., to spend
week with her mother
Ernest Bcebe of West Rupert is n
guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs Johu
Barden of South Main street.
Robert Angler of Rutland came Sun
day to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. NJ. Angler of Canal street.
John Cox of Melrose, Mass, of the
Charles NJ. Cox company of Mclrose, was
in town Saturday on business,
w. NJ. Cram and family moved here
Wednesday from Chester. They have
taken a house on Clark avenue.
Miss Edith Tyler of Dorchester, Mass.
Z. Estey, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Reed of New
York were over-Sunday guests at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. L. $. Edwards.
w. r. Stellman, F. w. Putnam and
Phillip Putnam returned Friday night
from a business trip to Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs. NJ. j. Dwycr of South Dcerfeld,
Mass, who had been visiting several days
with the Misses Heaphy returned Tues
day to her home.
Mrs Henry II. Brown went Monday
to Lowville, n. Y, to visit three weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Raymond 5.
Richardson, and family.
Miss lone Pearson of South London
derry, formerly of this town, is spending
a few days with Mrs. Henry f. Whitney,
ST., and other friends in town.
Mrs. NJ. c. Huntington, who has been
at Memorial hospital since Oct 10,
underwent serious operation Tuesday,
performed by DIR. G. II. Anderson.
Mrs. F. p. Philbrick, who had been
having vacation of two weeks from her
work in the Holsten- Friesian association
offices, resumed work there Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Robinson of Chester, for
merly of this town, was operated upon
Monday in the Ware City hospital for
cred satisfactory.
Mrs. Edward r. jackson and son,
George. spent the week lend as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Jelley in Putney, it
being the wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jelley.
Miss Gertrure Brooks and Miss Ann
Sabatis, graduate nurses, who have posi-
tons at the Norwood City hospital, are
visiting Miss Brooks's mother, Mrs. Della
G. Brooks.
Mrs. Bessie Hunter returned Sunday
to her home in Springfield, Mass, after
two-weeks' visit in the home of her broth
ers, Arthur Longueil and Herbert V,
Longueil of Putney road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Reid of Hart
ford, Conn. were guests over Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Simonds and at G. S.
Higley's in West Brattleboro. They all
I spent Sunday in Stratton
Miss Lillias Rodden finished work
Monday in the Offices of the HOlstein-
Friesian association. Miss Alice Tenn
pie who had n position there, also has
+ finished work for the association.
! Miss Mary f.. Horton went Monday tC
Nantucket, called there by the illness OF
her aunt She was accompanied by MrS
Josephine Reed of Guilford, who remained
there to care for Miss Horizons aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl s. Hopkins and Mr.
and Mrs. c. Warner Hopkins and daugh
ter went Saturday to Rupert to visit il
the homes of Rollin and Charles Hop
kins. They returned home Monday.
! Mrs. Luther Plummcr returned Satur
day evening from a visit in brooklyn
with her daughter, Mrs. Niles Coward
and family. Mr.. Plummer joined her il
Brooklyn and accompanied her home.
Pvt. Raymond s. Shippee of Company
I, who has been i'll with pneumonia in his
home on Elliot street, has had relapse
He was taken Tuesday afternoon to tn,
Melrose hospital in West Brattleboro.
Mrs. Mary F.. Colburn and daughter
Miss Belle Cclburn, Of Boston spent tn,
weekend with Mrs. Sarah Wilson. The!
had been spending the summer in Town
shend and were on their way to Boston.
Mrs. John l.. Knowlton of Cambridge
Mass, is with her mother, Mrs. Edward
Clark of Oak street, having come her
Immediately on receiving news from Red
lands, Calf, of the death of her sister
Miss Florence f. Clark of Redlands.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Larrabce and Mrs Melvin
lDalrymple returned Saturday from Bos
ton, where they had been a few days
Mrs. Larrabee went on business. Will
away they attended the food exhibition
at Horticultural hall.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Dunlevy re
turned Sunday from a weeks weddin
trip through the White mountains and i
Portland, Me. They have begun house
keeping in the upper apartment of Mrs
Sarah Dunlevy's house on Harris place
ii. NJ. Barrett and family will NOV
next month from Putney road to tn
Dickinson farm, where Mr. Barrett
employed. His daughter, Mrs. II. {
Tyler, and Mr.. Tyler will move here fror
East Pepperill, Mass, to the Wilde
farm.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Clark r. Brownel
left Tuesday to attend the Massachusetts
Baptist state anniversary at Worcester
, Mass. DIR. Brownell addressed tn
: meeting that night on the subject, TIL
Real Function of the Minister of tn
Present Hour.
Col and Mrs. Ernest w. Gibson wer
in Boston over the weekend going to Sc
their son, Hadley Gibson, who is i'll j
the Corey Hill hospital with infantil
paralysis. He is making a slow recovery
but it is expected that he will be able
! leave the hospital this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Pellerin of On
: chard street expect to leave about I'll
middle of November for Jacksonville
Fla, where they will spend the white
Mrs. Pellerin's mother, Mrs. Mary Aikei
= will etov with hpr dauphtpr Mrs II