Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-17
PERSONAL.

Miss Nellie Brown went to Holyoke
Tuesday, TO remain for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards Bradley and
Mrs. r. b. Grinnel are visiting in Boston.
George L. Durham and o. D. Stowell
vent Tuesday to Boston on a business
trip.
Leslie Walker of Claremont spent Sun.
5ay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Walker.
Charles w. Durham returned Monday
after fishing trip of several days at Sun
apee lake.
Frank Wells, who is employed in a mus
ic house in Boston, was visitor in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain is in Law
renee, Mass, spending few weeks with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clark of Brooklyn
have been the guests of Mrs. Louis A.
Gregg this week.
Jobn r, Ryder, who spent last week
with relatives in Plymouth, Mass, return
ed home Saturday.
Miss MAY Edwards went Friday to AL
stead, n. H., to spend several weeks with
Mrs. Arthur Putnam.
C. J.. Brown of Maiden, Mass, a former
resident of Brattleboro, is visiting his
father, G. A. Brown.
L. A. Fales returned to his home in
Worcester, Mass, Monday, after spending
two weeks in Brattleboro.
A. r. Stebbins, clerk in SCOTS grocery
store, has been spending weeks vacation
in several Vermont towns.
Mrs. C. B. Rice and Mrs. Hannah G..
Taylor left Tuesday for visit of several
days in Woodstock, Conn.
Miss Anna Underwood has returned to
her home in Stamford, this state, after a
ten days visit at j. j. O'Neilrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Holmes and Mr..
and Mrs. S. W. Edgett are attending the
Mortified conference this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown and daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie Brown, went to Block Is
land Saturday to remain during this
week.
Mrs. W. P. Jones went Wednesday to
Dedham, Mass, where she will spend 10
days with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph 81.
Soliday.
Godfrey Kinkead of Providence, R. l.,
who has been visiting his brother, DR.. R.
r. Kinkead, spent the first of the week in
Windsor.
Mrs. w. S. McKenney and two daugh-
tiers returned Friday to North Adams after
visit of two weeks with Mrs. Mckinney
parents.
Mrs. E. H. VanDoorn and daughter
Amy and Miss Emily Clapp returned Sat
urday after a stay of several weeks II
Brunswick, Me.
Mrs. Louise Rawson Humpstone Of
Brooklyn, who has been with her mother
the past two weeks, is visiting in Alstead
Y. H., this week.
George H. Horton and Miss Bernict
Green of Warehouse Point, Conn, were
the guests of Mrs. George A. Dinsmort
the first of the week.
Miss Maud Essex, Miss Ethel Essex anC
Mrs. Henry II. Crosby went to Burlington
Wednesday to remain during the week II
camp at Fort Ethan Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lotin Newcomb, Mrs. Cot
ton Mather, Miss Helen Mather and Miss
Ella Newcomb returned Saturday after
two weeks spent at Kittery Point, Me.
Miss Louise W. Brooks, who is attend
ing the summer school in Amherst, Mass.
spent Saturday and Sunday in town as the
guest of Miss Amy S. Jones.
Miss Anna Roadway is home for vaca
ton and has friends visiting her during tn
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Denzir RedWay
who are at Block Island for two weeks.
Judge and Mrs. Nathan D. Petty ant
son, Dr. Raiman Petty of Riverhead, l.. L.
came to the Brooks House Friday TO re
main until the latter part of September.
Miss Helen Rohde entered the stool
room of The Phoenix job printing otfic
Monday. Eldridge Cundiff is substituting
for Bert Wood at the same office Will
Wood is at muster
A farewell reception was given at Ben
nington Wednesday night to W. ID. Fuller
who left there this week to become genel
al secretary of the new railroad Y. NJ. c
A. at Woodsville, N. 81.
Mrs. Frank D. Fisk was found in an UT
conscious condition by her daughter on
night recently in their cottage at Spoffor
lake, and for some time her condition wa
considered serious, but she is now recover
ing.
Edward Clark has been at Bellows Fall
this week, appraising the value of the mt
steal instruments in the store OF the late
l.. Barber. Mr.. Lake, the music dealer {
Keene, took part in the work with Nj
Clark.
Miss Hannah Houghton, now of Boz
ton, but formerly resident OF brattl'
DOrO anu SIduudGo VI bhS OA"UVONSA
High school in the class of '96, spent tn
srst part of the week with Miss Ami
Richardson.
The Block Island excursionists who al
spending the week there include Mr.. an
and Mrs. W. D. ellison, Horace Goo
enough, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Sander
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Aldrich and Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Burnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. DeWolfe, Mrs. T
II. Hackley, Mrs. Clayton Hackley, Mr.
VIM. II. Proctor Miss Grace Kinson, Mi
Jessie Hawley and Luther Hawley al
spending two weeks at Mr.. DeWolfe's co
tage at Westbrook, Conn.
Hon. and Mrs. Edward A. Burnett
Plymouth, Mass, are spending the wee
with Mr.. Burnett's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
H. H. Burnett in Esteyville. Mr.. Burne
is successful lawyer in Plymouth. d
was formerly in practice in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Root and daug
ter, Miss Daisy Root, came Saturday fro
Springfield, Mass, and after spending SUI
day at the home of Will F. Root, went
Spofford lake, where they will be Il
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Gree
two weeks.
Cashier F. H. Foster of Clsremont,
H., brother of George E. Foster, had