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

MISS Agnes MICK millinery STORE.
Cedric Emerson left Monday to enter
Mercersburg academy at Mercersburg,
Pa.
visitor here over the weekend with DIR.
lTracy.
Mrs. G. w Baker of Portland Me-, is
guest of Mrs. 9. o. Robbins at the
Colonial.
Mrs. Napoleon Boucher left Mon
day for Burlington and Canada to visit
relatives.
Mrs. V. A. Johnson of Washington.
ID. O., is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. II.
Cray of Canal street.
| A. Il. Thurber, who is confined to his
home on High street by illness and under
the care of II nurse, is little improved.
Cabot Burnham has begun work for
the New England Telephone & Tele-
graph company in the wire chiefs de-
partment.
Mrs. c.. f. Warner returned Monday
from Manchester Center, where she was
called last week on account of the death
of her uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guild, George
Chandler and Charles Guild, jr., have re-
turned from short visit with friends in
Bedford, Mass.
Joseph Brouillard, who has been very
i'll with traumatic pcritonitis, is able
to sit up little everyday. DIR. Lynch
is caring for him.
Miss Ella Fuller. nurse. of the Ware
, City hospital at Ware, Mass, is spend
ing vacation in town with her mother,
Mrs. Emma Fuller.
Ernest Gibson, Richard Lane and
Allan Davis, students at Norwich uni
versity, left Tuesday for Mortified to
resume their studies.
Mrs. Esterbrook, who had been visit
| ing here with her daughter. Mrs How
ard Farwell. and Mr.. Farwell, left
Tuesday for her home in Orono, Me.
Mrs. Lucy Wood has returned from
n 10-days' visit In Ludlow with her Sis
ter, Mrs. w. A.. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross accompanied her home by automo-
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Whittier of Mont
pelier, who had been visiting in the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Herbert G..
Barber, returned to their home Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thomas of
Ware, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. b..
J Thomas of Guilford returned Monday
from a weeks automobile trip in the
northern part of the state and to Canada.
Joseph Nichols of Locust Grove Farm,
and brother of Holyoke, Mass, went
.
! called there by the serious illness of
| their sister, who is nun in convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Wellman
have returned from weeks wedding
trip which included Rutland. Burlington,
Lake Champlain and Montreal. They
have begun housekeeping in Crosby
block.
Richard Cox returned on Monday to
Vermont academy after a short visit
7 xt~.Nl al, thn,, 4 A
Cox. He spent his vacation assisting his
father, Charles f. Cox, on his farm in
West Guilford.
J Miss Doris Coombs has returned from
a weeks visit in New Haven, Conn,
with her sister Mrs. Eudoff Turner. Mr..
and Mrs. X. f. Coombs and son, James,
who spent the weekend there, accom-
panied their daughter home.
John II. Ryder, cashier of the Peoples
National bank. who had been confined
to his home on Western avenue follow
accident, has been ut the bank this week
for the first time since the accident.
Clyde w. Horton. an instructor in
the University of Vermont, who had been
in Burlington during the summer doing
surveying and engineering for the road
department, came this week to his home
on Canal street for q few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Kaiser and
son, Phillip, of Lawrence l.. l., who
had been spending the summer at theil
cottage at Spofford lake, are visiting
here this week with Mrs Kaisers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Howard Of
Orchard street. They will return Sat
urday to their home in Long Island.
Marguerite, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
c. II. Watkins of Walpole, N. H., who
has been i'll following an operation las
week by DR.. w. II. Noyes for the re
ing. Mrs. Watkins and daughter ar,
staying here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William NJ. Brown of Birge street
Mrs o. G. Convey. Mrs. d. II. Smith
Mrs. j. j. Eckels, Mrs. Lillia NJ. Pike
, Mrs. Earl Sawin and Mrs. Charlott,
Manley will go Friday to ST. Johnsbur.
! as delegates to the third annual con
vention of the American Legion ant
auxiliary. Mrs Convey. who is on thu
program committee, is department chap
. lain and historian.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop of Cot
tage street entertained gathering o
friends Sunday at their camp nea
| the mouth of Broad brook. About Il
: persons We're present A bountiful din
ner was served, feature of which wa
, sweet corn and potatoes baked in ashes
r "A social time was spent In the Afternoon
E and evening.
u Richard Crosby, Perry Maynard
4 Howard Gilbert and Kinson Doak lief
$ Tuesday by automobile for week
1 camping trip, with Lake George, N Y
: as their destination Tuesday Theme
: they will go up the New York side o
/ Lake Champaign, crossing over to Bur
: lington going from there to New Hamr
Il shire and through the White mountain,
"A and down the Maine coast to Portland
). Miss Georgia L. Field, who had bee
+ spending few days here with he
- cousin. Miss Ella L. Stebbins, wen
Wednesday to Amherst to visit fe,
days at her home. Miss Field, who ha
been spending the summer in Europe
and who had had II position the pas
l. four years as dean of the Wooster col
4 lege at Wooster, Ohio, will take IA posi-
ton this year as head of the Englis
department i'm the Wilson college a
s Chambersburg, Pa.
4 Rev DR. and Mrs, Herbert T.. Woodi
> left Tuesday for Middlebury to atten
n the annual convOcation of the CongpegG
/. tional ministers and laymen of Vernon
e Miss Florence NJ. H. Wells left tina
"a | night for AIiddlebury to attend tn