Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-29
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.

Harold Newell, clerk at the postoffice,
is enjoying a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ella Pratt of Boston is n guest
of Mrs. Thomas Rice of Main street
Mrs. Harry Plummer and son of New
York city are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Leonard of Am
herst. Mass, visited relatives in town
Sunday.
Robert Harlow spent the weekend at
his home in Westminster West and Bel
| lows Falls. ..f..
Miss Margaret II. Moran went to.
Deerfeld. Mass Sunday to spend the
day with friends. .>. 49,
Francis Nichols left Monday for Prov
| idence, r. l., to begin his Junior year at
| Brown university.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Ramsdell of Man
chester. Ct, came Monday to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Brockington have
returned from Keene where they spent a
few days at the l. ii. Estey cottage.
Miss ,Gunhild Ekstedt of Worcester,
Mass, is a guest of Miss Mildred Wye,
nurse at the Mutual Aid headquarters.
Winston Barr of Manchester. n. H.,
visited his grandmother, Mrs. W. II.
Cray of Canal street, over the weekend.
NTrc. Amy Weeden of Boston came
Saturday to visit over the Valley fair
with her daughter, Mrs. j. L. Stewart.
Lawrence Gorborino left Wednesday
for Washington, ID. c., where he will
take a course in the Bliss Electrical
school.
Charles Boyle of White River juno
ton is visiting in town with his mother,
Mrs. Edward Boyle of South Main
! street.
Sanford A. Smith finished work Satur-
day at the Brattleboro garage. He be-
gan work Monday for the Manley Broth
ers. Inc.
Mrs William Sprague and daughter,
Mabel spent the weekend with relatives
in Williamstown, Mass, returning Sun
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gilman and Mrs.
Volney Hopkins spent Sunday in Ru-
pert with relatives, returning home that
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. L. S. Edwards left Satur.
day for East Angus, p. @. to spend
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
NJ. Smith.
Mrs. Harold Durham and daughter,
Marion. returned Monday from a several
weeks visit at her former home in West
Paris, Me.
Mrs. Philip Suter and daughter of
Milton, Mass, are visiting in the home
VI ItI ldlufl, -'i' i'iuuS VI
Putney road.
Miss Elizabeth Harvey, superintend-
ent nc the Mutual Aid, went Saturday
to her home in New Bedford Mass, for
a few days stay.
Alphonse Rate and family moved
Saturday from 20 Prospect street to the
house on Organ street which Mrs. Rate
recently bought.
Mrs. Ada Niles of Maiden, Mass, for
merly of Brattleboro, who sustained a
shock last week, is now showing i'm
provement each day.
Miss Elizabeth Moran has resumed
her duties at the Brattleboro Trust Co.,
after spending a two-weeks vacation at
!. Marthas Vineyard.
e. II. Stacy finished work Saturday
: for the Crystal Springs Ice Co. He will
, move this month to Westminster where
e he has bought a farm.
Leon Briggs, designer. for Mrs. II. Z
Bascom, miliner. went Sunday to New
: York on business for Mrs. Bascom and
to buy new fall goods.
Harrison Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. A
/ A. French of Springfield (Vt) were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. l.
t Hamilton of High street.
| Miss Gertrude Gum of Providence
II. l.. came Sunday from a visit will
| relatives in st. Johnsbury and vii
2 spend the week at her home here.
Edward Weaver, son of Mr.. and Mrs
; j. A. Weaver of the Austine Institution
left Friday evening for Montreal to re
sumo his studies in a boys school.
@ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Haverty ant
o granddaughter of Greenfield. Mass, spent
t the weekend at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Shaw of Maple street.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Pratt, who hav,
N ham e,nnnIinu bn of thpir farm
D in East Dover, are at their home oil
= Spruce street to remain several days.
c Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hunt and daugh
: ters, Jane and Ruth. spent a few day
a with Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Hunt, return
e ing Sunday to their home in Nashua
. Mrs. W. f. Jackson of Springfield
!, Mass. came here Tuesday to be CUES
Z several days in the home of her daugh
u ter, Mrs. Joseph f. Taylor of Eros
street.
Mr.. and Mrs John o. Tucker and sol
went Sunday to Springfield, Mass
His parents and brother, Lee Tucker
n accompanied them to Brattleboro for
p few days visit.
Miss Mildred Stockwell has taken
-, position in, the Peoples National bank
~ Miss Stella Gustafson will finish worl
'e there soon and will take position i
" the Office of the Hooker, Corser & Mitch
~ ell Overall Co.
" Mrs. Carroll Duke, who had been visit
/ ing in town with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. {
: Duke, went Monday to her home aC
If companied by Mrs. l.. G. Duke and sol
to Paul, who will visit relatives in Mont
in pelier two weeks.
William Defiance finished work Sal
m urday for the Crystal Springs Ice Co
S. where he had been working during tn
of summer vacation. He left on Monda
Of for Mount Pleasant academy at Ossir
r. ing n. Y, where he began his last veal
r Henry Beckman of Bridgeport, Conn
~ and Miss Irene O'Bren Of StratforC
We Conn, returned Saturday to their home
VI after spending two weeks with Mrs.
n NJ. Howe of Maple street. While her
tn they, with Mrs. Howe, visited friends i
. Charlestown, N. H., a few days.
" Mr.. and Mrs. George Donley and sol
W. Carl Donley, of Orange. Mass and AliC
H. Warner of Athol. Mass. were visitor
here Sunday with Mrs. Carrie r. Wa
T., ner Carl Donley will remain here tn
VI week to substitute as teacher at I'll
OIL Brattleboro Business Institute.
&C. Mrs Henry Gray, Mrs John Ande
le SON. Miss Florence Gull and Miss Nj
r:.I r h.