Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-15
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

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p, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo w. Jolidon. of New
Haven, Conn., are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence w. Buck.
Miss L. H. Turner. after spending the
summer on Amcs hill, left Monday for
| Chicago.
| Z. q. Sawyer and daughter of Ken
ncbunkport, Me, are boarding with Mrs.
Alice Nolan.
| Mrs. Anderson of Florida mountain is
visiting in the home of her daughter.
Mrs. John Atkinson.
| Mrs, IL. Il. Bsscll of New York is
visiting her son, Charles Winchester,
and family on Ames HILL
ID; w. Harris is working for Il. NJ.
Angler building garage next to his
property on Canal street
Hoyt III. Barber and daughter,
| Blanche, spent Sunday in Nottingham
at Mr.. BARRIERS sugar camp.
Arthur Woodwork returned Wednes-
day to Mortified (Vt) to begin his Jun
or year at Norwich university.
Mrs. Orrin Stearns of Keenc was adj
mitted Saturday afternoon to the Mel
rose hospital for medical treatment
Mrs. Annette Beach of Bridgeport,
Conn, sister of the late Fred Miller of
Halifax, is visiting at Fred Wilder's.
Mrs. Sumner Worden has moved from
Melrose street to the house which she
recently bought of Walter Sylvester.
Mrs. Charlotte Headle, nurse, who
cared for Charles s. Higley, has finished
work there. Mr.. Hgley is improving.
Mrs. Maxwell Conrad of Linden street,
who was in the Melrose hospital for
medical treatment, was discharged Tues
| day.
Mrs. Lura Benson, who had been
| gnpn1inU m in 10 vic
ing in the home of her brother, A. p.
Eddy.
w. e. Stellman, n. d. Clawson and
! Hayes Bigeow returned early Sunday
morning from business trip to SYRIA
cuse, n. Y.
Henry Shipman jr., of Guilford
street was discharged Sunday from the
| Melrose hospital, where he had been
! four weeks.
Mrs. Una Richardson, nurse at the
Melrose hospital, returned Saturday
| from weeks vacation at her home in
Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Florentina Duckinski of Hins-
dale, n. H., was admitted Tuesday
evening to the Melrose hospital for medi-
cal trca tment.
DR.. G. b. Hunter has moved his Office
into the Leonard building on Elliot
street, in the Office formerly used by DR..
Henry Tucker.
b. G. Boyd put UP the swings on the
| Academy school playground yesterday.
| They had been put away during the
summer vacation.
Mrs. S. II. Mott, who had been visit
ing here 10 days with her sister, Mrs. p.
II. Winchester, returned Wednesday to
home in Hoboken, N j.
Miss Rachael White. who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Harold p. White,
has returned to Mortified seminary
where she is student.
! Mrs. Sarah Plummer and daughter,
| Mrs. Foss, and husband of Revere, Mass,
have been visiting here among relatives,
making the trip by automobile.
Mrs. Bert S. Miller, Harold p. White
and daughter. Betsey, and Mrs. p. H.
| Winchester spent yesterday in Town
shend and attended an auction.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Harrison and chill
dren have returned to Upper Montclar
their summer home on Ames hill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Manley of New
Haven. Conn. have taken positions as
nurse and orderly at the NIelrose hos
pital, beginning their duties there this
week.
Miss Clara Thurber, who graduated
from North Adams normal school in
June, has accepted position in the
Deerhcld, Mass, school and has begun
teaching there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas of Fairbury
ILL.,, who are visiting relatives. Mrs. Ed
ward Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
|, Wrisley, went to Greenfield Wednesday
to attend the fair
Mrs. i. B. Bissell of New York, who
had been visiting her son, Charles Win
chester, and family, of Ames hill, is now
visiting in the home of her other son
Perlcy II. Winchester.
Miss Charlotte Robbins, who has
position in the office at Mount Idi
school for young women at Newton
Mass, came Saturday to spend a week.
vacation at her home here.
James Johnston of Washington, d. C.
who, is spending the summer with hi.
mother in Maine, has been a guest thi,
week of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell
leaving for Maine yesterday afternoon
, John j.. Fitzgerald OF Keene, n. H.
was admitted Wednesday evening to tn,
Melrose hospital for medical treatment
John w. kathan of Wcstmoreland n
H., was admitted yesterday to the hos
pital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Locke and chill
drep returned Tuesday night from a tril
by automobile to Boston and Winches
ter Mass, where they accompanied thei
,, eldest daughter, Miss Ronolda Locke
who attends school there.
Miss Rachel White, who spent tn
&, summer vacation at her home in Bel
mont, visited here over the week-en,
5 in the home of her brother Harold L
D.. White, on her way to Mortified semi
9 cary, where she is Il student.
Miss Charlotte Knight returned Tues
day from Springfield (Vt.), wher
she had visited since Saturday witt
, Mr.. and Mrs Arson Conger. She re
y sumed work next day as pro0freadcr 70
n the Brattleboro Publishing Co. after
r vacation of two weeks.
t First Congregational church. Rev. A
' V. Woodworth minister. Sunday morn
4 ing worship at 1920 with sermon by tn
, pastor. Sunday school at Las. JUNO
t Christian Endeavor meeting at 40 il
= the chapel. Christian Endpayor meetin
= at Z O'Clock. Subject, Getting an Edu
h cation. Leader Miss Ida Thower Mid
t week prayer meeting Friday evening a
7.30. Subject this week, The Temple O
God in Man.
i Charles Pettee of Dorchester. Mass
. spent the weekend here with Mrs. Pet
ee, returning to Nloston Sunday
+ He was accompanied by Miss Ruth PreI
q tiss and Miss Emma Mixer. Miss Prer
l