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

guest III inc hone ol MAJOR L. w.
Childs.
Miss Bcatrix y. Newport of Bethel
Conn, is visiting Miss Faith Yeaw.
Mrs. J. NJ. Twyon has returned from
a few days visit in Springfield. Mass.
|. G. Bradley returned Wednesday from
Boston where he had been several days on
business.
j.. ID. Taylor went yesterday to Mont
pclicr on business. He will return the
last of the week.
Ernest Brozcr returned Tuesday from
Jamaica, where he visited with his family
over the Weekend.
Mrs. Jesse Haynes and sister. Miss
Ruby Thurber spent Wednesday in
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Dandcrburgh of the Mortified
seminary is in the Memorial hospital for
medical treatment.
Aldace Wilson, manager of the Clover
dale store in Athol, Mass, was in town
Sunday on business.
Miss Louise Osmer of Hackensack, n.
J.. has been a guest here this week of
Miss Helen Manley.
merly of this town. visited yesterday with
Mrs. George f. Barber.
Mrs. G. Il. Mann of Pine street. who
had been i'll with grip, is better. Her
son. Floyd Mann, is I'll in bed
y elvin Cooper, who is employed in
Greenfield, il spending several uays at
his home on Bullock street.
Mrs. Flora Kavanaugh has returned
from a two-wecks' trip 60 Baltimore and
Annapolis, Md, and New York
Miss Adclinc Shattuck returned Tues
day from a visit of three weeks in
Springfield and Fitchburg, Mass.
Edward Amgrcn of Springfield. Mass.
has been a visitor here this week at j .
NJ Twyon's on Williams street.
Miss Edith Nolin. who had been visiting
in st. Adams with Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r..
Lemay, has returned to her home.
Joseph Brockington has been in Ben
nington this week on business for the
Twin State Gas & Electric company.
" L. Durham and f. w. Nichols went
Tuesday afternoon to Boston on business
for the Dunlanf> Brothers company.
Walter G.. Halliday, manager of the
IIoughton d Simonds dry goods store in
Newport y. H., was here yesterday.
Mrs. Adela Park, who has been in
| Springfield, Mass, called there by the
death of relative, has returned home.
Thomas Kennedy and Patrick Bros
nahan of lIoyokc, Mass, spent the first
of the week in the home of Mrs. Charles
Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Frost of
Worcester. Mass, are guests in the home
of Mr. and Mrs f. \. Richardson of High
+ street
! Mrs. John VI. lIacklcy of Greenfield
visited here Yesterday with her aunt.
Mrs +. y. Whitney of North Main
street.
! Francis Austin. student at Dartmouth
college. is spending the vacation here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Austin.
! Mrs. Cora Churchill returned Tues
day from Fitchburg, Mass, where she Wis
tied a week with her sister, Mrs. Madison
Bradley.
Frank c. Harmon came Wednesday
| from Greenfield whore he is employed
| to snend the rest Of the week here with
! his family.
Edward Warwick of Claremont, n. H.,
has begun work this week for the Clapp
& Jones company, in the picture framing
department.
| Mrs Flora Adams of Mortified. Mass,
was here Wednesday, on her way to
Dummcrston to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Lewis Lyndc.
Mr. and Mrs Orlin Whitney and
dale by the death of Mrs. Whitney $
father, David Owen.
Mrs Alice Baird finished work last
night in the IIuntrcss-A Adams store Mrs
w. H. Robinson is substituting for the
present in the store.
Mrs. L. A. Cook of Greenfield came
yesterday to be d guest over last evening
of Mrs. l.. T.. Holden and attend the
concert By Theo karlc.
Mrs. r. w. Smith of Crosby street is
making good progress from an operation
and has been outdoors this week for thu
first time since the operation.
Mrs. l.. H. Prefontaine, VIII under
went a soriors operation in the Eliot
hospital in Boston TUESDAY; is dom;
as well as could be expected,
DIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Waterman, wing
occupied Miss NJ. J. Donnells house OF
Walnut street through the winter, hav'
returned to their home on Western ave
2 nue..
| Mrs. NJ. ]. Larrabee and Mrs ITarr,
l II we returned Tuesday from Boston
where they had been on business. The!
G We're guests Saturday and Suntay of Mr.
l and Mrs. y. G. Arcand, formcrl' Of Brat
o tleboro.
: Mrs. Michael Baker of Springfield
t Mass, who had been visiting relatives il
i town has returned to her homo, accom-
panied ny Miss Marion Baker who viii
@ visit hey there.
y Clarence Rnfret, who is in the Me
y. mortal hospital with serious burns
y. caused from an explosion Of a blow
> torch, is more comfortable and his condi
; ton is more favorable.
, Miss Marion Allen has resumed work ,
- part of the day in Robbins x Cowlrs
!, store, whore she has position as book
J.. Keeper, after an absence Of seyera
J., months on account of illness.
e George +, Hill, who In. been EN-
u pioyed rs Waterman at f. Crosby 4
k Co.'S grain elevator, has begun work a
n lanitor at Crosby block. c., ,,odin
a FLOYD l.. Johnson. WHO finished worl
IS there last week,
e Miss Katherine O'Connor and Mis-,
r, Katherine llcaly of North Walpole, \
u H., were guests Monday and Tuesday o.
DR., and Mrs. W. j. Kainc. Rev. ID. +
Duity, also of North Wapole, was a CUES
at DR.. Kainc's Monday
}. Mr., and Mrs j. j. Leonard of Am
a hcrst, Mass. who had heen spending ,
" few DAYS, here, lave returned to theiI
home, Mrs; Z. d, whitney save . din
x ner party TUESDAY evening in honor O
q Mrs. l"onards birthday.
y Miss Beatrice Ray. who had been +
u guest two weeks at the BROOKS house
: returned yesterday to Boston Miss
= RosamOnd Pierce also Of Doston. VIII,