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

Duihtiis
Stanley Newton, student at Annapolis |
naval academy, is spending a vacation |
in town.
Mrs. NJ. s. Jones spent several days !
this week with relatives in Wilmington
and Dover.
Everett Smith of Florence, Mass, was
weekend guest of Miss Florence DUDE |
of Walnut street. /
Miss Addie NJ. Bailey has returned
after visit of 10 days with Mrs. Helen
Hamilton in Grafton.
II. G. Rice. jr, returned Monday from
Fitchburg, Mass, where he has been
visiting since Thursday.
Harrison G. Smith of Springfield |
| (Vt.D was week visitor ut a. j..
llamilton's on High street.
Thomas Stcrryove left Saturday for
Burlington to begin his freshman year
at the University of Vermont.
Miss Mildred Stockwell finished work
Saturday in Walter 5. Pratts insurance
Office in the American building.
| Allan Hamilton of Western avenue
| left Monday for Mortified to begin his
senior year at Norwich university.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Adams and DIR.
and Mrs. f. r. Newell spent Sunday at
the Lake Tarleton club in Pike, n. III.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Warren will move
this week from Clark street to the
Vaetsch building on South Main street.
Richard Rogers has gone to Poultney
to take Il position as teacher of CONNER
cial subjects in the Troy Conference
academy.
Mrs. Ella Orvis, who had been in
Putney since May, returned Sunday to
the home of her son, 5. l.. Purnton of
Maple street.
Miss Ellen NJ Austin returned Sun
day to Greenfield after having spent a
vacation of two weeks at her home on
South Main street
Miss Stacia Novak is having a two
weeks vacation from her work in the
Office of the Durham Brothers Co.,
which she is spending in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Gregoire and
son. German. returned on Tuesday to
Quebec after visiting few days with
Mr.. Gregoire's sister, Mrs. Il. l.. Filon.
Robert Winchester of Ames hill, who
graduated from the high school in June,
: went Monday to Boston to enter the
Bentley School of Accounting and FL
nance.
Miss Ruth Presbrey of Brookline.
Mass, returned Monday to her home,
after spending two weeks in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis p. Blake of Lin
den street
Mr. and Mrs. Lesion S. Davis of East
Sullivan, y. H., were guests of Mr.. 'and
Mrs. Louis \. Whitney over the week.
end Miss Bessie Braley of Putney is
visiting there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dudley, who had sold
her property in Bennington has come to
Brattleboro to make her home with hcI
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hopkinsor
of Cherry street.
Miss Gertrude Hunt. Mrs. William
, Porter, Mrs Lyman Smith and Miss
+ Margaret Barber went Tuesday tC
' Springfield, Mass, to spend the day will
y Mrs. George Schadt.
G Mrs. John Lillis and son, Daniel p
= IIillis of Maple street were callet
l. Monday night to Springfield, Mass, OF
II account of the death of James Lillis
IS formerly of this town.
p Howard Richardson left Sunday fo
l. Boston to take an advanced course il
expert accounting at the Bentley Schoo
II of Accounting and Finance, from whicl
3 he graduated in June.
l. H. c. Rice, ID. Cowles, d. Il. Cowles
=, ]. =. Estey and Joseph G. Estey were il
Z final match in the national amateur gol
= championship at the Country club.
Mrs. Emily Emerson was discharged
n Sunday from the Memorial hospital
Il where she had been two months with
a fractured hip. and is under the care of
Y nurse in her home on High street.
Miss Evelyn Emerson. dietitian at tn
II Lincoln House in Boston, who is havin
e the month of September for Il vacation
q is spending II part of the time with he
= parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Emerson
e Mrs. Charles Bradley and children
J. and grandmother, Mrs. Hasbrouck, VIII
l. had been at the Bradley summer HON
is on Putney road, have returned to thei
&c home in Cleveland, Ohio, by automobile
y Willis futile, who finished work Sat
e urday in Greenfield as manager of tn
e Burt floral store. went to Putney t
u spend the weekend with his family. III
" began work Monday morning in HoI
" kins's store.
Mrs. c. L. Stickney, Mrs. ii. 1
Brown and Mrs Robert c. Bacon lei
Tuesday by automobile for Swampscot
ic Mass, to attend the New England cor
ference of Woman's clubs, which last
T. three days.
Mrs. ]. C. Dewitt returned Sunda
" night from Houston, Texas, where s
IN spent II weeks in the home of he
is daughter, Mrs. Allen Il. Henry, who a,
TX companied her here for stay of Sc,
It. eral weeks.
V. Miss Dorothy L. Hubbard, who sper
IS. the summer at Spofford lake, has gone t
ne Gardner, Mass, to visit her father, Wa
lg ter f. Hubbard. before returning to tn
gs Connecticut College for Women at Me-
IN London, where she is n senior.
10 Forrest Harmon, who has complete
~, the summer course at Massachusetts Ii
~ stitute of Technology. came Saturday b
'k automobile to visit over the week end
n. his home. He returned Monday TO 30
he ton to enter his senior year at the Ii
n stitute.
he Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Tucker of His
he street have returned from a few day
O. visit with Mr.. fuckers niece in Leice
If ter, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. HowaI
n of Putney accompanied them, coming /
re automobile.
nd Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Crosby an
on daughters, Emily and Jean, left SUI
a day by automobile for Johnstown, n. y
where Mrs. Crosby and children wi
IA visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cler
IT. ans. Mr.. Crosby returned home Mo
a day.
IN. Mrs. Arthur LOngueil, who had be-
in the Memorial hospital following
iss operation, was discharged Saturdi
To- afternoon and returned to her home {
oil Clark street. Miss Helen Longueil. wi
ISIS had been at home on account of h
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