Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
Bi,ATTLEBORO PERSONAL.

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Ralph Grout of Clinton, Mass, is WIS.,
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Grout.
Laurence lizard and Thomas A. Aus
tin. ir., of Newport, N. H., visited at
their homes in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Smpkins and two children
of Mount Vernon, n. Y. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coombs of Canal
street.
Judge Leonard T.. Wing of Rutland was
business visitor in town Saturday after
noon
Mrs Homer Rogers of New York city
is n guest Of Mrs. Helen Howard Cooper
of Green street.
Bert Ober of Fitchburg, Mass, visited
in town Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Ober.
Cassius Cudworth went to Greenfield
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Calvin with
Company l., to which he belongs.
Mrs. III. l.. Waterman returned Sat
urday from Boston, where she visited 10
days in the home of her daughter, Mrs
r. Il. Dibble.
Hayden Randall who has completed his
junior year at the University of Vermont
at Burlington, is here to spend the vaca-
ton at his home.
Miss Marjorie Huntington returned
Sunday from Leominster, Mass, after
visiting week with her grandmother
Mrs. w. I. Rogers
Mrs Carrie II. Warner returned Sun
day from Athol, Mass. where she visited
over the weekend in the home of her son.
Aiken Warner, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holton Thorn and son
went yesterday to Warwick, Mass, after
spending week or more at the home of
DR.. and Mrs A. l.. Pettee.
Winfred Vaughan, who is employed in
Springfield, Mass, came Saturday to visit
over Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Vaughan of Green street.
Richard Fleming, Daniel Lyons and
Joseph Pellerin. students in st. Mi
chael's college at Winooski, have come to
their homes in town to remain during the
summer vacation.
Frank l.. Reed continues to gain in the
Memorial hospital where he has been n
week, following shock. 1t is expected
that he will be able to go to his home
later in the week.
Wallis Goldsmith, teacher in the Ches-
tor high school. went Saturday to Camp
Cliff Haven. on Lake Memphremagog,
where he will be instructor during the
summer vacation.
Wells Miller of Atlanta, Ga, came Sun
day to visit his parents, DR.. and Mrs
A. /. Miller. Mrs. Miller, who went to
Boston to visit her parents, will come ia
Brattleboro later.
DIR. J. McP. Scott of HagerstOwn, Md.
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Bradley and
Miss Helen Bradley and Master f. II
Bradley of Nyack, n. V, were guests at
the Brooks House over Sunday.
Herbert NJ Wood has closed his home
on Clark street and is living in the
home of his son, G. A. Wood, in the Man
ley apartments. Mrs. Eliza Doughty i.
working there as houSekeeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moran of Fitch
and Mrs. John Vevier. Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Vevicr of Athol, Mass, were visitors
at the Nevier home over Sunday.
Harold III. Durham, who had beer
spending vacation OF three weeks il
West Paris, Me-, with his family, has re
turned and resumed work in the whole
sale department of the Durham Broth
ers company.
Neil johnson and Miss Ruth Define
of Brattleboro were awarded the golt
prize of So 80 at the Central Park dane
in Vernon Friday night for being TIN
best fox-trotters. Mr.. johnson presente'
the award to his partner.
Ernest Gibson. Allen Hamilton and Al
Ian Davis, students in Norwich univer
sity, have gone to Fort Ethan Allen
where they will take Il six-weeks' courS
at the reserve officers training camp, re
turning to Brattleboro about the first o
August
Miss Robena Hoare. Mrs. Clarenc
Adams, Miss Fay Morrison and Mis-
Marion Royce. employees in the Holstein
Friesian association Offices in the owner
ship department in the American build
ing, have been given two-months' leav
. of absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ IT. PearSall of Mar
shall, Wis, are visiting Mrs. Pearsall'
brother A. p. ID. Robbins. This is Mr.
Pearsall's first visit in the East. The
came to attend the high school graduatin
exercises, their niece, Miss Elva Robbins
being in the graduating class.
E Coburn Gushing graduated last wee
, from st. JOhnsbnry academy. He II
turned home Friday, accompanied b
Gushing, and by Mrs. f. f. White, VIII
, had been in St J0hnsbury for commence
ment, Mr.. Gushing plans to enter Went
worth Institute in Boston next fall.
Miss Lucy Walbrdge went last Satul
day to her home in Greenfield to spen
he weekend. Her sister, Miss Laur
e Walbridge, who has been teaching tn
past year in the high school in Siou
fallS, -. H., arrived saturday atsnt
; home in Greenfield. She came to Brattl,
boro Sunday night to be present durin
> commencement.
: Among those who graduated from tn
4 University of Vermont Monday were Ra
ID. Adams of Brattleboro, who receive
. the degree of bachelor of science in agr
culture; Homer ID. Cross of Londonderr.
+ bachelor of science in electrical enginee
d ing; Merle II. Randall of Townshen,
! bachelor of science, cum laude, in mechal
= ical engineering: Raymond f. Watso
: of TOYnshend, bachelor of science
!, civil engineering. Miss Alene May Crosh
y of Springfield, who receives Il degree
bachelor of philosophy, is daughter of NJ
y and Mrs. A. j. Crosby of Springfield al
; granddaughter of Il. G. Crosby of tn
u town.
>. Miss Florence Mabel Moran, daught,
i of Mr., and Mrs. Casper n Moran of tn
e town. has recently accepted positiC
n as head nurse in the operating room
n the Abhhlenberg hospital at Plaintield, :
l. J. She began her duties there this wee
A. Miss Moran graduated from the Brattl
r. bOrO high school in 1913 and that ia
ID entered the training school for nurses
l. the New Haven, Conn, hospital, whe
,e she has been the past seven years. Aft
her graduation from that hospital, 81
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