Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs L. G. Burton has returned home
from PutDey.
Harvey Houghton's condition is still con.
sidered critical.
Mrs. Coachrane spent part Of the week
in Leominster.
Mrs. G. Wienbrecht OF Troy, n. Y, il
visiting at Frank Larrows.
Mr.. aud Mrs Dudley of Boston are Wis.
iting at r. p. Hopkinson's.
Miss Dora Baker returned THURSDAY
after a m )nth's stay In Rutland.
Miss Edith Brahman went yesterday to
the Perkins Institute in Boston.
Over 200 people from Brattleboro attend.
ed the fair at Greenfield yesterday.
]. T. Denning left yesterday for visit
of few days In Hanover and ST. Johns
bury.
S. L. Morris returned yesterday to his
daughters, Mrs. Pino's, in Providence,
r. 1.
Miss Mary Long of New York came
Saturday to visit her mother Mrs. Bridget
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Simonds returned ye
terday to New York after brief visit in
town.
Miss Cora Blondow went Saturday to
Mores junction, N. Y for visit Of two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen have been
spending the week in Greenfield to visit
friends.
Misses Florence Chase aud May Horton
Of Fitchburg, Mass, are visiting in town
with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Shea and daughter are in
Rutland this week at the home of Mrs
Shea's parents.
Miss Alice Weeks will come Monday aud
remain during the season as Ms. G. q.
Smiths trimmer
Miss Margaret Bowler will return to.
morrow after visit of six weeks with her
sister in Rutland.
Mrs. B. d. Harris aud her daughter,
Mrs. j. S. Wood, are spending few days
Amherst, Mass.
Miss Mabel Carpenter returned to Prov
idence, r. l., yesterday after a visit with
miss Edith Barnard.
Miss Nellie Ellis and Misses Lottie and
Lizzie Squiers returned Saturday after
visit of two weeks in New York.
Homer Burton has finished work for F. L.
Pierce in Putney and come TO Brattleboro
| W ullN6 Auc DIOOhS 1Ou3c UhIkt.
Mrs. F. Z. Clark and daughter Elizabeth.
Of Burlington are Visiting Mrs. Alvin
Knapp and other relatives this week
Col. and Mrs. J. A. Lillis will come
from Rutland Tuesday to remain during
the fair with Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Denning.
John and Agnes Darlington returned
Saturday to their home In Providence, R.
| l., after q weeks visit at B. p. Richard.
sons.
Mrs. Charles Reach and mother, Mrs.
Lawrence, who have been in Maine and
Massachusetts, the past four weeks, return
ed Tuesday.
Miss Clara Stone went to Boston yester-
day for her second years study at the Per
kins Institute. Fred Stone accompanied
her to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Carroll, who have
been at their summer home in Centrevile
several weeks, will return to Springfield.
Mass, next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Loomis, o E. LOOMS
and family and John Fisher of Akron,
Ohio, came to Brattleboro yesterday for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Flora Smith went to New York
Monday to study fall styles in millinery
before resumlng work at Millers Falls SIS
trimmer for Mrs. Hamilton.
Rev. Father Griffin closes his cottage at
Spoford lake today. He will spend
week at Michael Bakers before returning
to his duties at Washington.
The marriage of John Brosnan and Miss
Katherine Grace took place ia Waverly,
N. Y, Wednesday. Mr.. Brosnan lived
here some time and has many relatives
here.
Mrs. s. S. Hunt and Mrs. C. A. Greene
have just returned from New York with
millinery and dolls. Miss George Donel.
son continues work in Mrs. Hunts millin-
cry rooms.
Alfred S. Thompson, Mrs. E. o. Howe
and Miss Florence Howe went yesterday
to Albany, N. Y. They will sail down
the Hudson to New York today, returning
to Brattleboro next Tuesday.
Charles McRae, formerly with Starkey
q Wsllman, who has held positions in
Waterbury and Willimantic, Conn, and
| Clinton, Mass, in the past two years, is
now clerk for (. j. Fenton d Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Coats and son Clar-
ence have returned to Providence after WIS.,
iting in town. Mr. and. Mrs. Goats made
the trip by carriage, Mr.. Coats having
bought valuable horse of E. E. Perry.
Mrs. Austin Best. with daughter Lois,
of Burlington, Nova Scotia, visited her
sister, Mrs. G. W. Bemis, this week, and
is now with her mother, Mrs NJ. A. Reed
of Dummerston. Mrs. Best will return to
Nova Scotia Sept. 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hartwell Minor
have issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Marion Love Minor, to
Van Rensselaer, Lansingh, the event to be
celebrated at the Unitarian church on
Tuesday evening, Oct 2, at o'clock.
c. G.. Maynard of the H. X. milford
company of Philadelphia gave a talk on
vaccination before the Vermont State
Pharmaceutical association at the conven-
ton this week. ". F. Root, who has been
secretary of the association, was elected
first vice president, the president being A.
l.. butcher of st. Adams. Mr.. Root and
Mr.. Maynard responded to toasts at the
annual banquet of the association last
evening.