Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-07
PERSONAL.

i,,, -, So way VI ChlcOpee is visit
Miss Maud Young is spending ,.,...,
days in Greenfield several
Mrs. Emma Bartlett and dang,,o......
ed in town this week. VISIT
Joseph Martin of Lawrence was I'm ,o--
the first of the week. 'o"h
Mrs. George II. Ryder returned N,ra.-.
from visit in New York. '!
Lewis and Nina Cain are y..i,,, 3.
Boston and Waltham, Mass. I'll
Miss Rena Yeaw has been m this voo.
threatened with typhoid fever.
Dr. Lawrence Heaphy of New YorL a.
visiting his father at his old home
Miss Alvena Walker is spending IL.
week with her brother in Claremou.7 WIG
Prof Cramer and family are at their co,
tage at Sunapee lake for STAY Of ,vo
weeks.
Mrs. Mary Stewart and daughter Mare
are spending several days in Sprpgfsl5
this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Rogers spent a par
of this week with Mrs. Bogers's mother in
Orange, Mass.
Mrs. c. j. Allen of East Deerfed. Mas,
spent few days with relatives in Brattla,
boro this week.
Miss Dorothy Rice of Keene returned
home Tuesday after two weeks visit Al
A. A. Blanchard's.
Miss Sarah L. Benson went Saturdav ~
Ware, Mass, where she is to teach history
in the High school.
Miss May Fraser returned Saturday from
visit of four weeks in Springfield, Mass
Albany and Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. Clary and daughter, Ruby. retnrn.
ed Tuesday to Buffalo, n. Y, after two
months visit in Brsttleboro.
Mrs. L. H. Dearborn returned Mondav
from Bennington, accompanied by Miss
Lucy Haynes of that town.
Frank L. Hunt and daughter Ellen "a.
turned the first of the week from a lO.dsys
stay in Boston and New York.
Mrs. Ann Lamb and daughter, Annie.
returned Tuesday from a months outing
at Long Pond, Southbridge Mass.
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston came
Saturday to spend Labor day with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Newman.
Miss Edith Goodwin, who has been guest
OF the Merrill family on Oak street, return.
ed Saturday to her home in New York.
Ora Snow of Boston and Everett John
son of Colrain returned to their home Sat.
urday after a short visit at Leslie Smiths.
Allyn j. Crosby of Springfield this state,
spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs,
Crosby and child are visiting in Hartford,
Conn.
Me- Tahn NUf11orI
Nichols of Randolph, Mass, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Horton over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A Pike, who have
been spending some time with their pa.
rents, returned this week to their home in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Retting son
and daughter, of Grant Rapids, Mich, are
visiting Mr.. Retting's father, John Ret.
ting, ST.
Frank w. KimbAll returned Monday
after vacation of several days spent in
Boston and at seaside resorts reached by
boat from that city.
Miss Pearle Cheney of Springfield Mass,
comes Monday to spend a three-weeks' va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs n,
A. Cheney of Maple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. c. T6It and daugh.
ter will not return from Germany as soon
as expected when they left Brattle5oro.
They are in Berlin this week.
Mrs. Charles Van Doom of Greenfeldis
having her house on Elliot street thorough.
ly renovated and repaired. NJ. II. Ward
of Greenfield is doing the work.
Charles Z. Randall and family of Chi.
cago were the guests of o. Z Randall
Tuesday. Mr.. Randall is president of the
board of tax assessors in Chicago.
Misses Pearl and Clara Pike, who have
been visiting at Arvine Pixies, returned
Monday to their home in Bridgeport, Conn,
accompanied by Miss Bernice Pike.
Sewall Morse and F. K. Barrows return
ed Monday after trip of two weeks by
canoe through a chain of lakes several
hundred miles northwest of Ottawa.
Frank Marcy left Wednesday for Mon
tana, where he has a position as a mining
engineer. He was accompanied by James
NJ. Flint, lawyer of Montgomery, this
state.
Ruth Brown has been spending several
days with her aunt, Mrs. D. S. Farmer. in
Orange, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs, Rollin Brown
were with Mrs. Farmer from Saturday to
Monday.
L. ii. Knapp moved Tuesday from the
tenement over F. <. Young's grocery store
10 the tenement in S. T. Davenport's house
On Central street formerly occupied by G..
B. Harwood.
Mrs. Timothy Shea and Miss Lizzie
Carroll were in North Walpole Monday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Shea's mother,
Mrs. Rose Carroll, who died Friday at the
nome of her son, John Carroll.
Misses Ella and Ida Waite were given
birthday surprise party Monday, when 20
% 30 friends called on them at their North
Main street home. The Misses Waite
we're presented with several gifts.
Miss Mertie Knowlton of South Main
street was pleasantly surprised by num-
Der of her friends Saturday in honor of
ler 2lst birthday anniversary. Refresh
nents were served and the evening was
pleasantly spent. Miss Knowlton received
number of gifts.
Henry W. Carpenter, formerly of Brat
leboro, whose skull was fractured by the
bursting of an emery wheel in the factory
If the GoodellPratt company at Greenfield
few weeks ago, has been discharged from
he hospital, having recovered almost COM
'letely from the effects of his injuries.
Theodore p. Babbitt is taking a weeks
'acation from his work in Greene's drug
tore. Mr.. Babbitt will go to Philadelphia
he last week of this month to begin a
hree years course of study in the Phla-
lelphia college of Pharmacy. He expects
n he amnlOvad in Mr. Graanais stora 1ur-