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


Mrs. J. l.. Martin went Wednesday to
Newfane to spend several weeks at Ben
casson cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Newton and
daughter, Hazel, were in Poultney and
Aliddebury Monday.
Mrs. William Shaw of &c Maple street
has gone to the Memorial hospital to
undergo an operation.
Howard A. Wcllman and i. Guy
Tasker are spending the week on n fish
ing trip to Upton, Me-
Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Robinson and Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Allen Of Jamaica were in
town Tuesday to attend graduation.
Edward Bolligcr of Green street, went
Tuesday to attend the commencement
exercises at the Ludlow high school.
Miss Dorothy Day returned Monday
from Bellows Falls where she had been
attending n house party since Saturday.
Mrs. Myron p. Davis and daughter,
Miss Uanna Beard have opened their
house on High Lawn road for the sum-
mer.
Robert Thayer, who is employed in
West Lynn Mass, came to spend the
week end in the home of his brother, Ken
meth Thayer.
Mrs. Florence Hartwell left for New
York Wednesday. She has position as
matron in an institute of English for Chi
nese students
Miss Maude Parker of BratteborO is
named among those who recently passed
the examinations given by the state
board of registration of nurses.
Rev. and Mrs Thomas W. Owens of
Portland, Me-. formerly of Brattleboro,
were here yesterday. They are spend
ing the summer in Mortified, Mass.
Miss Hannah l.. Houghton of Prince
ton, Mass, was among those who came
here Wednesday to attend the high
school alumni reunion that evening.
Kenmore Emerson of Norwich univer-
sity is at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry l.. Emerson of Putney
road, to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. Charles Merrick, who had been
visiting here several days in the home of
her father, j. c. Day of Williston street,
has returned to her home in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Atwood of Ev-
erett. Mass, came Sunday and went to
the Wood cottage on the Connecticut
river to spend vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wood and chill
dren will go this week to Ames hill,
where they will spend the summer at the
farm formerly known as the Hildreth
farm.
+. j. Waterman and family, formerly
of Brattleboro. have changed their nd
dress from 700 Riverside Drive. New
York city, to II North Irving street
Ridgewood. n. j.
ployed by the S. A. Smith Mfg. Co., left
yesterday to take position as travel
ing salesman for the Eastern Rubber
Products Co. of Baltimore; Md.
Daniel Kelley of North Adams, Mass
has taken a position as operator in the
Western Union telegraph Office, succeed
ing Arthur r. Ross, who has gone tc
Pittstield Mass, as night operator.
Lester Darling of Greenfield. Mass.
was here yesterday visiting his brother
Frank C. Darling, who has returned
from the Memorial hospital. where HI
was operated upon for appendicitis.
Mrs. Allan d. Brown of this town ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Peirce Brown of Boston
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Claude IL
Morse in Mortified (Vt.) during the Nor
witch University commencement exercises
| Manley r. Adams, who has been at st
Johns military school at Manlius, \. Y.
employed as steward, came yesterday fo
a vacation in the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Adams of West Rive
road.
Miss Elizabeth Hunter former teache
in the local grade schools, is visiting a
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Henry Tucke
on her way home to Poultney from Tor
rngton, where she has been teaching tn
past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur =. Carpenter ar
moving from the house at Myrtle street
owned by l.. Is. Yauvey, where they hav
lived II years, to the Barney Pratt hOus
at Spruce street, which they recent
bought They have been making exten
sive rpairs.
Mr.. ana Mrs. f. d. Whitney and guest
Miss Sylvia LOOMS, went Monday b
automobile to Springfield, Mass. Mis-
Ethel Converse of New Haven, Conn
Jane Daley, accompanied them as far a
Springfield on her way home.
Rev. f. O. s. Osgood went to Bosto
| Wednesday to be present at the Att
reunion of his class at Harvard, that c
1875, which was held at the Harvar
club that evening. Yesterday he wa
in Cambridge, including the meeting {
Harvard alumni in the afternoon.
Secretary F. J.. HOughton and r. +
chapman nave returned from Cnlcag
where they attended meeting of tn
executive committee Of the Holstein-Fri,
sian Association of America. Form'
Governor Frank o. Lowden of Illinoi
recents elected president of the assOci'
ton, was present at the executive commi
tee meeting and accepted the presidency,
Mrs. Casper n. Moran of BrattleboI
and her son, Prof. Arthur w. Peach
, Norwich university after attending con
mcnccmcnt at Middeburv college, can
here Wednesday. Prof. Peach bringii
his mother home by automobile. III
/ 10th annual reunion of the class
which Mrs. Moran's younger son,
Gordon Peach of New York. was a mer
Der. was held. Prof. Peach returnC
Wednesday to Norwich.
G. =. Stickney of BrOOkline, one
) that towns oldest citizens. who came
BrattlebOro eight weeks ago for treatmel
+ for his feet and legs, is improving and
3 is able to go up and down stairs bett,
\ than for years. lie has been obliged
i use clutches Is years. Upon his recover
he intends to return to his home to
. prepared to receive his friends on his s.
= birthday anniversary as hale and heart
! as his grandfather was when he was II