Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-22
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.


with her daughter, Mrs. 10. w. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Endlich visited this
week with relatives in Springfield. Mass.
Daniel Hayes has returned after Il
weeks visit at his home in st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Elmer Hoey of Brooklyn is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Carl Endlich of
Main street.
Robert Kirby has resumed work in
the Brooks House pharmacy after a
weeks vacation.
Earl Falby left Wednesday for Bur-
lington to begin his sophomore year at
the University of Vermont.
Mrs. e. i. Parker of Cedar street
went yesterday to Claremont to visit
several days with her brother.
Miss Florence Miller of Providence
Il. l., is visiting her. sister, Mrs. Il. T.
Piper of 81 Washington street.
Harry r. Lawrence went Wednesday
to the Memorial hospital for a few days
observation and medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Bond of Belcher.
| town, Mass, are guests in the home of
his brother, Henry Bond of Tyler street.
S. Winfield Meade will begin work
Monday as manager of the drygoods de-
| partment of Goofnow, Pearson 4 Hunt.
Ralph Seney, who had been spending
week here with friends, returned
Wednesday to his home in Plainfield,
| Conn.
Mrs. c. S. >1Iopkins returned Wednes-
| day from Manchester, n. H., where she
visited two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul b. Covey.
Mrs. Spencer Wingate of New Lon
don, Conn, has been spending few
days in town with her cousin, Miss Mil
dred Greenwood,
Mrs. Harvey Sanders who had been i'll
! in her home on Frost street, was in her
shampoong parlors in the Crosby block
yesterday for the first time
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Il. Estey and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph G.. Estey will leave
Sunday for few days stay ut Breton
| Woods, in the White mountains.
Mrs. Charleton J. Brown and grand.
daughter, Miss Marjorie Hunt, of NAL
den, Mass, came Wednesday to visit a
few days with Miss Minnie e. Fox.
DIR. and Mrs. Il. f. White and daugh-
ter moved yesterday from DR.. Ere
mont Hamilton's house on Linden street
to the Pentland building on Main street
Mrs George d. Hall, who had beer
spending the summer in the home of f.
NJ. Bennett of Cottage street, returned
| Wednesday to her home in Wilmington
Del.
Stanley Newton returned yesterday
morning to Annapolis, Md, where he is /.
student at the Annapolis naval academy
after spending vacation here with rea
| tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hunt and two
daughters are expected here today tt
visit over the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Hunt of Tyler
street.
Miss Eva Haynes, who is training fol
a nurse in the Springfield City hospital
is spending two-wceks' vacation il
town as the guest of Miss Geneva Has
kell.
Mr.. and Mrs X. L. IIaskins of Green
field were here Wednesday to visit thcil
sister, Mrs. Charles Brown of Eros
street, who is i'll and under the care Of ;
Roland Felix of Springfield, Mass,
drummer in the Marimba band, whicl
played Wednesday at Island park, wa
, guest while here of Mr.. and Mrs. a
G. Winchester.
Mrs. II. ]. Goodwin of Columbia n
, c., who had been spending the summe
at Kennebunkport, Me-, is visiting il
town with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Dun
levy of Harris place.
Ambrose Knapp was discharge
Wednesday from the Memorial hospital
| where he nhd DeeT Ior ineuichi trtd'Ih'li'
He was in his store yesterday for tn
first time since his illness.
! Mira. Lila NJ Metcnlf. who had bee
= spending the summer in Flushing, l.. ]
and Arlington, Vt, has returned to tn
! home of Mrs. Richardson of Prospec
T street. where she makes her home.
e Mr. and Mrs. C. 2. Tenney, Mr.. an
G Mrs. John j.. Howard. Mrs. Howard
K sister, Mrs. Fannie Miller of Williams
|, burg, Mass, and o. b. Hughes of thi
e town attended the fair ut Bondville ye'
e terday.
y Emil Erickson of this town, who
t visiting in the home of his daughter
Mrs. Schorling, in Springfield, Mass
was taken i'll while there and unde
. went an operation this week in ho'
q pital in that city
s Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Colburn and NJ
: and Mrs. Stanley Dolley of Nader
: Mass, were guests over the weekend {
e Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Smith of Wester
!. avenue. Mr.. Colburn is "A nephew
i Mrs Smith Mrs. G. II. Dunklee a.
{ companied them home Sunday afternoo
@ TO visit friends in Boston.
|. Miss Josephine Fits Of Natchez is til
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