Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-10
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.

! George Wellman Is in Boston this weeI
on business.
Fred Mickey of Turner's Falls was
visitor in town Wednesday with friends
| Miss Carrie Leach has resumed work II
Mrs G. H.. Smiths millinery store. aftel
a few weeks vacation.
MIS-. Louis ii. Prefontainc. who ba,
been convalcscing from an operation fol
gall stones, is out again. -, IL -
| James Brown of Rutland, who is en-
ployed by the telephone company, Is her,
this week doing some cable work. u
Mrs. Ellen Herrick, who has been II
a week. has returned to her work in m,
Office Of the Durham Brothers company
Miss Bessie Kendall Is having severa
months leave of absence from her work
In the office of the Dewitt Grocery com
pany.
Miss Ruth Maynard, cashier in the
Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt department
STORE, is confined to her home on Birge
street by illness.
| DIR. and Mrs. T.. II. Lynch left by su.
tbmObile yesterday for Boston, where Dir
lynch will attend sessions of the Amer.
lean Medical association.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wood of Wincbcs.
ter, n. H., and Il. Baker of Chicago were
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Frank Darling recently.
Frank L. LaFrinea and family have
moved from one of T.. NJ. Anglers cot.
tages on Prospect court to the Grand
View on Prospect street.
Miss Clara Adams has finished work
for the Vermont Silk company. She will
go Saturday to her home in Charlestown.
y. H., to remain indefinitely.
Miss Kate Selleck accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Il. b. Barrows and Bruce Peach
ito Mortified (Vt) by automobile Wednes-
day. They will return today.
Mrs. +. w. Pier returned yesterday
from Wilmington, where she was the
principal speaker Wednesday at q meet
ing of the Parent-Teacher association.
Howard Vinton, Leighton Noyes and
Clayton Piggott will leave today for
New York. by automobile. Mr.. Vinton
will attend commencement at Pratt In
stitute. Brooklyn.
l. G. Bradley, F. =. Putnam, DR.. A.
l.. Pettce and J. X. Ryder returned
Wednesday from Canadian trip of near
ly three weeks, part of which they spent
at the Scott fish and game club.
Charlotte Bemis of Westminster West,
who had been visiting here with her
aunt, Mrs. G. Warner Hopkins, went yes
''iu"! W iluilIdA W NlSlJ ncf granupar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Thurber. \
Mrs Agnes II. Baker of Cleveland,
o., came this week to the Bradley sum.
iner home on Putney road to spend the
summer. Mrs. G. Il. IIasbrouck and
Mrs. Darby, both of Cleveland, accom-.
panied Mrs. Baker here.
Miss Esther Browncl of Chestnut
street Is having a vacation from her
work in the Holstcin-F riesian associa tion
offices and is visiting Mrs. Lawrence
Raymond in Bellows Falls. She also
will visit in Hoosick, N. Y.
Mrs. G.. Wilton Harvey and two chill.
dren, who have been staying in Glouces-
ter, Mass. Since Mr.. Harvey came to
Brattleboro to take up his work as
Windham county agricultural agent, came
here yesterday. They will live in an
apartment in II. l.. Nichols's house on
western avenue.
Henry G.. Culver, one of 90 persons
to graduate from Wentworth Institute.
Boston, Tuesday of this week, arrived
Wednesday, at the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt c. Culver of Chaplin
street. He took a course in electrical
construction. DIR. Ira n. Hollis, presi-
dent of Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
gave the principal address.
The Barre Times of Wednesday con-
tained the following among it's local news
items: Mrs. W. a. Murray of Wash
ington street, Mrs. Arthur Rohde and
John Mccarthy of Brattleboro left by
automobile this morning for Saratoga
Springs. n. T., to attend the graduating
exercises of the Skidmore School of Arts,
Miss barbara Ridden, cousin, of Bel
lows Falls, being one of the members of
the class"