Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-07-21
PERSONAL.


Miss Julia Fox of New York city is the
guest of Mrs. G. N. Hackley.
Mrs. o. NJ. Lawton of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is guest at John G. Howe's.
Miss Fannie Sexton has returned after
visit of two weeks in Montague, Mass.
Miss Cora Clay left Tuesday to spend
three weeks in birmingham and Boston.
Lawyer G. G. Fits has so far recover
ed that he is able TO be out on the piazza.
Mrs, F. E. Marble is spending some time
at her former home in Wallingford, Conn.
Mrs. George w. Baker of Cleveland, O.,
is at her summer home on the Putney
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Carey spent Sun
day at Mrs. Carey's home in Gardner,
Mass.
W. Fl. Haywood, jr., of Boston is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hay
wood.
Mrs. Kitty Morrell Brown and daughter
of Dedham, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Geo.
Butler.
Miss Nora Grady is spending several
days with Miss Susie Hanrahan in Swan
zey, N. H.
Herbert Walker and son, Louis, are
home after visit of several days in West
Newton, Mass.
Eugene Cudworth of Townshend began
work this week in Mellen & Proctor's
hardware store.
Druggist f. II. Holden returned We'd
nesday from Dorchester, Mass, where he
went last Saturday.
Mrs. G. B. Harwood and Miss Lizzie
Cobb went to Springfield, this state, We'd
nesday to spend the day.
F. W. Putnam is spending the week in
northern Vermont in the interest of the
Travellers insurance company.
Helen Kenney, daughter of Mrs. Nora
l.. Kenney, went to Oswego, N. Y, this
week to visit her grandparents.
Geo. S. Knapp of Groton, Mass, has
been in Brattleboro and Dummerston this
week renewing old acquaintance.
j. w. Stevens, president of the First
National bank of Greenfield, Mass, spent
part of the day Tuesday in town.
Miss Janette Howe left yesterday morn
| ing for Mizzentop, n. Y, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Countess de Jotemps, who is a guest of
her sister, Mrs. Burnett, in Southboro, Mass,
will come to BrattleboTo next week.
Eleanor Bowler came Saturday from
Medford, Mass, for visit with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bowler.
DR.. G. A. Freligh will remain in Bur
lington during the summer and fall to con-
tinue his work as teacher of vocal music.
Harry Wellman returned to his work in
New Haven, Conn, Monday after spend
ing two weeks vacation with his parents.
Miss Florence Sprague went to her home
in New York city yesterday after spending
several weeks with Col and Mrs. K. II.
Chase.
Miss Phila Baker of Rutland and her
aunt, Mrs. Rose Burnham of Brattleboro,
went to Haddam, Conn, Tuesday to visit
relatives.
Cassie Timson has returned to Clare
mont and her sister, Hazel Timson, Is
now here with their grandmother, Mrs. j
w. Smith,
Mrs. L. S. Barnes, who had humorous
growth removed from her neck a shori
time ago, is rapidly recovering from the
operation.
Roswell Field of the Chicago Times
Herald, brother of the late Eugene Field
is guest at the Forest and Stream club
Wilmington.
Mrs. Horace French returned Wednes
day from Boston, much improved in health
after several weeks treatment in a hos
pital in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dockerty and daughter
who we're guests at Frank Brasor's tire,
weeks, went Wednesday to their home il
Gloucester, Mass.
Frank Taft, who went to Nebraska hop
ing that the climate would be favorable u
his health, is now in the Black Hills region
of South Dakota.
Rev. Father Griffin of Washington, d
c., has gone to Spofford lake to occupy tn
cottage which he recently bought o.
Countess de Jotemps.
Mrs. Caddie Young of Louisville, KY.
who has been spending a few months il
Windsor, visited in town Tuesday Will
en- route to New York.
Mrs. Arthur Thompson of Newark, N
j., came to Brattleboro Saturday night
and on Monday she went to Laconia, N
H., to visit her mother-in-law.
Mrs. Mary Wadsworth was in tow
,, Wednesday with party of II people fror
Springfield, Mass, who were on their wa
to Lowell lake for an outing.
Geo. W. Fuller went Saturday to Con
necticut for visit with his daughter, Mr.
Spencer. he will spend some time at on
|, of the beaches before returning.
Ezra Shipman came up from Leomin
ster, Mass, the last of last week to visi
: his family and his brother, j. W. Ship
! man, proprietor of the Uncle Toms Cabi
, company.
Mrs. w. w. Newcomb and Mrs. G. I
Westgate of Fitchburg Mass, who al
, occupying their cottage at Spofford lax,
spent a few days in town this week.
Prof. and Mrs. L. A. Butterfeld an
! daughter Alice of Boston are spending th
> summer at Mrs. Mary Sherman's on Hig
street. Miss Alice Butterfield will entC
Smith college this fall.
g j. Gray Estey and j. Harry Estey r.
:. turned Sunday night from their bushes
S trip to England. They arrived in Ne
/ York Saturday on the st. Paul frol
Southampton. They were met in Ne
q York by their wives.
A Principal II. K. Whitaker, who
: spending part of his vacation at his o.
, home in Leverett, Mass, was in town tn
4 week to attend the school meetings. b
n will 90 soon to Hardwick and Chester
take part in instruction in the SUNNI
q schools.
J. S. o. Miner entertained party of your
;. people Tuesday in honor of his niece, Mi
q Boynton, who returned to her home
h Dorchester, Mass, Wednesday. The ds
! was spent pleasantly at the cascade, an
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