Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
BRATTLEBORO PERSONALS.

Miss Leila Knapp has begun working
in Simon's shop Unique during the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs Scott L. Barber, who is in the
Pittsford sanatorium for medical treat
ment, is improving. x.
Miss. Helen Hopkins of Washington
street returned Monday from a visit to
the Keene normal school.
Charles A. Perry was called Monday
to Fort Fairfield, Me-, by the death of
his brother, Chadwick Perry.
Mrs. Jessie Sweeney returned Monday
from Hardwick, Mass, where she visited
over the weekend with her sister.
Miss Helen Mack is expected this week
from Hartford to spend few weeks va
cation at her home on Frost street
Leon White came Saturday from Ben
nington to remain until Monday morning
with his family on Washington street.
Muriel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
f. Stafford, is in quarantine in her home
on Washington street with scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Pier went Tuesday
morning to Putncy to attend that after
noon the funeral of Mrs. Helen NJ Phil
lips.
Mrs. Bernard Dunlevy is working in
the basement of the Goodnow, Pearson &
days.
A. p. Simonds went Tuesday to New
port, n. H., on business for few days at
the. Houghton & Simonds store in that
town.
Miss Olive Bliss of Winchester. ~ H.,
is spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Angie Couillard, at the Home for
the Aged.
Mrs S. +. b. Morse received news Mon
day of the death that morning in New
ark, y. j., of her grandmother, Mrs. Da-
vid Prescott.
ID. J. Sweeney came Saturday from
North Charlestown, n. H., to visit with
his family over the week send, returning
Monday morning.
Miss Catherine Higgins and Miss Mar
garet Ncyland of Bellows Falls were
guests Saturday of Miss Higgns's sister,
Mrs. f.. J. Fenton.
Mrs. Jessie Fay, who had been at the
Brooks House several weeks, left Satur-
day for New York. She will return here
to spend the holidays.
Francis Austin, student at Dartmouth
college, came home yesterday to spend the
Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Austin.
Miss S. Hall of Saxtons River. who had
been guest here several days of Mrs. j.
Is. Bancroft at the Brooks House, re-
turned to her home Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Huntington, who at
tends the high school in Nashua, n. H.,
is here to spend Il vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Mollie Huntington.
Miss Viola McGee, youngest daughter
IF Edward Niece, has gone to make her
home with Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Tate of
the upper West Dummerston road.
Miss Agnes Mack has returned from
Il few days business trip to Hartford
and Meriden, Conn, for the Royal Mil
linery shop of which she is proprietor.
w. II. Kinson, who had been confined
to his home four weeks with congestion
Springfield, Mass, to consult DR.. Garlic
ton.
H. S. Killelea of Shelburne Falls. who
had been in Bellows Falls to attend the
funeral of friend, stopped in town with
friends over Sunday on his way to his
home.
Miss Margaret Dale, who is i'll and
under the care of nurse from Mutual Aid
association. remains about the same. Miss
Dale lives in the home of Frank Straw
Of Canal street.
Mrs. Mary +. Levy, who has been in
the Massachusetts General hospital in
Boston two weeks for medical treatment
for sugar diabetes, is expected to return
home this week.
Morgan Sherman came Saturday from
Boston to visit at h is home at the
Brooks House over Sunday. He left Mon
day for business trip in the north
ern part e the state.
Rev. Father Thomas McAIahon of Fair
field, formerly rector at st. AIichael's
Catholic church, and Rev Father Cahill
of Barre were among the visitors here
Tuesday to see Marshal Foch.
Mrs William j. Kaine, who went Sat
urday to Berlin, \. H., to assist in work
ing the degrees in the Daughters of lsa-
bella in that town, went from there to
her former home in Montreal to visit.
Mrs. H. w Sargent, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Smith and Mrs. Waldo Wells went Mon
day to Rutland to attend the annual
meeting of the State Grange. Mrs. Sargent
went as a delegate from Protective
Grange.
Leslie f. Covey has finished work as
chcfH at Streeter'S restaurant and has
taken the agency for the Peerless ,Casu-
atty Insurance company of Keene, n. II.
Richard Chamberlain has succeeded him
at the restaurant.
Mrs. Chester w. Lane accompanied
Myrtle and Grace Lane to Montague Mon
day where they were joined by Mrs.
Archie Cook and returned to their home
in Gill, Mass. Mrs. Cook is Commissioning
from serious operation in the Montague
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davis, who had
been visiting here some time in the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. benjamin New
ton, haze returned to their home in
Poultncy, accompanied by Hazel New
ton, who will remain there until after
Christmas.
MIR, and Mrs. f. h. Knowlton have re.
celved news that their son, Robert C..
knowltOn, has recently been promoted
from first lieutenant in the United
States regular army, to the rank of cap
tain. Cant. Knowlton is connected with
the cavalry at Fort Riley, Kansas.
d. $. Moulton and Charles Byrd, en-
poyes of the st. Adams Grain company.
are here to install new machinery at the
grain elevator for the Crosby Milling com
pany. a carload of machinery arrived
here Monday. 1t is expected that the
Offices of the company will be moved
next week from Crosby block to the eleva-
tor on Vernon street.
The Fox Patrol of the McIndoes Boy
Scouts are looking for traces of James
X. Mowry, who disappeared from the
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