Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08

an enrolment OF over lzD pupllS, WHICH,
is an increase over last year. There are
two new teachers at the Academy build
| ing this year, Miss Helen Ladd of Grand
| Isle. who is the unassigned teacher in all
grades and has classes in English and
geography, and Miss Mildred Fowler of
| West Rutland, teacher in the primary.
| Miss Mabel Bailey and Miss French have
returned this year to the school. Miss
| Bailey is living at j. l.. Stockwelrs, Miss
French at John Barney's, Miss Fowler is
at II. G. Boyd's and Miss Ladd is living
with Mrs. IIervey Harris.
| Mrs. John Mckay has gone to New
York to spend two weeks with her sister.
Henry G. Warner of Holyoke, Mass,
visited here Tuesday with Mrs. j. s.
IIigley.
Mrs. F. r. Mott of Hoboken, n. j..
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Perley Win
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Davis visited their
son, Floyd, and family in Wilmington
Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Pendeton, recent guests
at II. Il. Thomass. have returned to their
home in Guilford, Conn.
Miss Miriam Nichols went Monday
| to Westminster. where she will teach
school in the Cliss district
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Winchester Of
| North Adams are guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Winchester.
Mrs. Thomas Prazzo OF Winchester n.
H., was operated upon in the Melrose
| hospital Tuesday for appendicitis.
Miss Mcdonald, nurse, of Roxbury,
| has taken a position as nurse at the Mel
rose hospital, beginning Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Allen and son,
Edward, went to Cummington, Mass,
Monday to attend the Allen reunion.
Mrs. w. ID. Burbank of Worcester,
who had been a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
b. S. Miller, has returned to her home.
I The Select Ten club met Wednesday
with Mrs. j. O. johnson and was pleas
antly entertained. A bountiful dinner
was enjoyed at noon.
Miss Charlotte Farr of West Chester
field underwent an operation Tuesday
| by DIR. Il. II. Lynch for the removal of
| tonsils and adenoids.
Miss Hattie Haven, who spent the
summer at Mrs. Alice Nolan's, returned
Tuesday to Hopedale, Mass, where she
is principal of n school.
Ralph Braman of Marlboro and Miss
Clara Crosier of Halifax, who will attend
the Brattleboro high school, are boarding
with Mrs. Jane S. IIigley.
Irene of Greenfield and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claire were guests Sunday for a short
time at DIR. G. Il. Hunters
Henry Shipman, jr., of Guilford street
is gaining in the Melrose hospital where
he has been several weeks following the
removal of bullet from his right knee
joint.
Mrs. Ernest Tudor and two daughters,
Dorothy and Eleanor, who spent several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Ellis,
have returned to their home in Shelburne
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Collins, IT,, OF
Stoneham Mass, came Saturday to visit
few days with her grandfather, j. s
Jillson. They made the trip by motor
cycle.
: Miss Ida B. Fox of Springfield, Mass.
formerly OF this town, has been n visitor
) here this week with former friends ant
relatives. She also visited in the cas-
village.
Maurice Gallagher and Miss Evelyl
Bishop of Windsor were guests owe
Labor day Mt Mrs. Alice Nolan's. Mr.
! and Mrs. Edward Gallagher were guest
there Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Staples. who lives il
the home of Mrs. H. f. Weatherhead. i
i'll and under the care of 1, physician
: Miss Smith. nurse from the Mutual Ait
association, is caring for her.
Donald Allen returned Saturday iron
a visit with his aunt, Mrs. Richmon,
Thomas, in Ware, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas accompanied him home and viii
, spend two weeks visiting relatives.
Miss b. /. Hamel has returned iron
10-days' vacation at Winthrop Beac
J.; with her sister, Miss Blanche Hamel o
Boston, who accompanied Miss Beatric
Hamel here to remain over the holiday
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Fair
bury, ILL.,, arrived here Sunday to visi
: Mrs. Thomass parents, Mr.. and Mr.,
! Edward Martin of Melrose street The
! came by automobile, camping on the way
? II. l.. Nichols has returned from a fe,
days visit in Greenfield with his daugl
ter. Mrs. II. w. Carpenter A. S. Nichol
= went Saturday to Greenfield to stay in
: definitely with his sister, Mrs. Frank
!. Miller and other relatives.
u Homer Higley. who has had a govern
:, ment position several years in Panama
!, arrived here Tuesday evening to spen
= n vacation of several weeks with his pal
. ents Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Higley. Nj
Higley, who is confined to his home b
k Illness is slowly improving
q Miss Elsie Glazier, nurse at the Me
4 rose hospital. left Tuesday for TIVE
! weeks vacation, part of which she wi
y spend at her home in Amherst, Mas
u Mrs. Una Richardson. also a nurse
! the hospital, is spending vacation ,
her home in Lynn, Mass.
y. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Miller and daugl
II ter of Montgomery, Ala, who had bee
e visiting in Bristol. Conn, came Tuesda
- to visit until Wednesday with Mr.. an
:, Mrs. Bert s. Miller. They We're accon
u panied by Mrs. H. b. Willis of Bristo
y who is visiting in the home of III
" brother, b. S. Miller.
n. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Knight and daugl
NJ tiers, Misses Charlotte and Elberta, r
l. turned Tuesday evening from n trip
as automobile to Albany, n. Y, where the
"a visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Sawye
s Ss formerly of Brattleboro. They went |
20 way of Manchester. Bennington al
I Troy, returning by way of the Berkshire
or to Pttsleld. Mass. and over the Mohav
y Trail.
', Last Saturday evening Mr.. and MI
III Charles j, Nesbitt gave a private col
T. roast in honor of their daughter. Mi
's lnez Head of Westfeld, Mass, who h
w been spending part of her vacation
Ell this locality. Following the corn roa
a elaborate refreshments were served a.
Tx mt late hour the guests departed TAXI
m with them memories of very pleasa
IN occasion.