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


Royal w. Smith is confined to his
home on Crosby street with an attack
of grip,
Mrs. L. L. Durham returned Sunday
from a thrce-weels' visit in Worcester and
Boston. 1891. ...-u f. o,1 , %
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Boyd and fam
lily have moved this week from 135 to 133
Elliot street.
Mrs. Il. II. Hurlburt went yesterday to
the +. l.. Houghton farm in Putney to
spend week.
Miss Mary Gould of Mortified (vt.) is
visiting in the home of Carl w. Gushing
of Central street.
Miss Florence Cobb, who had been ill
several days, has returned to her studies
in the high school
Maxwell Boyd finished work Tuesday
at the Albany cafe where he had been
employed as chef.
Lysle Churchill of Chester is spending
few days in the home of his brother,
Ralph =. Churchill.
Miss Imogene Coombs has begun work
ing this week as clerk in the Goodnow,
Pearson & Hunt store.
Mrs. Annie Ross Of Putney is spending
several days here with her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Wood of Crosby block.
Mrs d. Frank Shea, who is i'll in her
home on Elliot street threatened with
pneumonia, is slightly better.
Mrs Charles O'Connor finished work
Saturday in the basement of the Good
now, Pearson & Hunt store.
Mrs Ernest Il. Perry accompanied her
daughter, Miss Clara Perry, to Boston
to spend week or 10 days there.
Attorney General Frank G. Archibald
of Manchester was registered at the
Brooks House Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Sargent and
son of Northampton, Mass, formerly OF
this town, were visitors here Tuesday.
Walter II. Alexander of West Brattle
boro, who has been seriously i'll in his
home following a shock, is now improving
Mrs. Harry Kendrick and son, Newell
of Greenfield, Mass, spent Wednesday in
town with her mother, Mrs. Alta Mixer
Mrs. May Morris, clerk in Houghtor
& Simonds's drygoods store, is confined
by illness to her home on Forest street
Mrs. Harry Edwards of SimonsvilC
underwent an operation in the Memorial
hospital Friday by DR.. G. X. Anderson
Mrs. Joseph Corcoran and children Of
New London, Conn, are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Fleming of Oak
street.
Clarence !. Stockwell, who underwent
an operation several weeks ago by DIR. f
II. Lynch in the Melrose hospital is out
again.
Miss Minnie ID. Brasor. teacher il
Woodmere, l.. l., was a guest over tn,
weekend in the home of her sister, Mrs
+. II. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Johnson of Rutland
who had been guests week in the homo
of Dr. A. l.. Pettee, returned Tuesday tc
their home.
Mrs. Ernest NJ. GoodenOugh went this
week to Rutland. where she will visit sew
eral days in the home of Martin Gleason
and family.
Mrs. II. p. Yearly, who had been visit
! ing 10 days in West Somerville, Mass.
with her daughter, Mrs. Crosby, returned
home Tuesday.
Fred Cain, who is in the Memorial
hospital because of injuries received wher
he was kicked by horse, is able to b,
about on crutches. .io IL 81. ..n.,
| Thomas ]. Heaphy. manager of the Pa
vlion hotel in Montpelier, underwent {
serious operation Wednesday in the New
York City hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holden will NOV,
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house which Mr. Holden has recently
! built on Southern avenue.
Miss Marion f. Long, stengrapher il
the offices of the Holstein- Friesian asso
citation, has resumed work there afte
having been ill with jaundice.
Mrs. A. c. Rate and son of Prospec
street, who spent a week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robinson, il
Westminster, have returned home.
| #. Frank Turner of Boston spen
Tuesday here with his parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. Theodore Turner of Elliot street
He returned to Boston that night.
Miss Lila J. Gordon, who had beef
spending several weeks in the home of he
nephew, W. A. SUBWAY left Wednesda
for Cambridge, Mass, where she vii
spend the winter.
Mrs. John j. Eckels was called +
Philadelphia Wednesday on account o
the serious illness of her daughter
Eleanor who is training in st. Mary
hospital.
Miss Ruth Hebb. who recently returne
after an absence of year in WATERFOWL
S. d., has taken a position as stenOgra
pher and clerk in the Office of Barber
Barber & Miller.
Mrs. John L. hnowlton will return tc
| uay 10 ner nome III cambridge
Mass, accompanied by her mother, Mr.
Edward Clark, who will spend the wiz
ter with her daughter.
Miss Nellie II. Eddy and Miss Ada
Eddy returned home Tuesday after a
absence of more than three weeks, durin
which they visited in Boston and othe
Massachusetts cities and in Connection
c. W. Reed returned Wednesday frol
a business trip to Chicago. Mrs. Rec
and daughter, Ruth, and Austin Georg
went Wednesday by automobile to Sprini
field, returning home with Mr. Reed La
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Shipman an
Mrs. Arad S. Gould of Guilford stree
have returned from Barre, where the
, went to visit Henry and Richard Shipma
, and Murray Gould, students at Goddar
seminary.
, Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Carpenter of New
, fame are at the home of their son an
| wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lisle NJ. Carpente
, for few days assisting in caring f.
the latter, who sustained a fractul
} of one leg in Washington, d. c., sho
time ago.
= Attorney Frank +. Barber returnt
e Wednesday from Montpelier. where c
:, chairman of the house committee on al
=. preparations he went with others to col
h, fer with Gov. James IIartness on mea
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