Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-12
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Harry Conland has gone to South
Chatham, Mass, for an outing.
Miss Maggie Kane of Holyoke is
visiting at Mrs. Michael Grifhn's.
Miss Abbie Riley of Charlemont WIS.,
tied Miss Kate Dryer this week.
The Sisters Of st. Joseph went Tues
day to Rutland for the summer vaca-
tion.
Miss Ella Stebbins went to Leverett,
Mass, Tuesday for a visit with rela-
tives.
John Heaphey of New York is
spending the summer at his home
here.
George Kenney Of Rutland spent
Wednesday with his cousin, Mrs. G. e.
Newell.
Miss Exllda NORM of Long Island,
N. Y, is visiting here and in West
Immersion.
Henry Boyle Of Little Rock, Ark,
who lived here 10 years ago, visited in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Veet Of Wor-
cester have visited this week with Mr..
Veet's relatives.
Edmund Horton of Boston is spend
ing a vacation of two weeks with
relatives in town.
Mamie and Helen Ryan Of Greenfield
have been visiting at the home Of
their uncle, N. T. Ryan.
Job Long, ST., was in Danvers,
Mass, Saturday to attend the funeral
of Micnael Manning.
Mrs. Matthews of Walpole, wife Of
DR.. A.atthews, has been a guest at the
Clark farm this week.
Mrs. ]. ]. Estey and Mrs. Annie G.
Cobb went yesterday to Poultney and
Pawlet for few days visit.
? Ezra Wilcox and George Gould Of
Greenfield have been with Mr.. Wilcoxs
parents a part of the week.
Miss Mercy Cox is visiting in En-
field, N. H. She will also go to Bar
ton, this state, before returning.
Bradley Newell, the erstwhile healer,
now a breeder of Jersey cattle in
Rowe, has been in town this week.
William Webb, who has been at
work in the Holyoke Transcript Office
several months, spent Sunday at home.
Rev. Father Long returned to Proc
tor yesterday after spending a part Of
the week with his mother, Mrs. Daniel
Long.
Frank Welcome Of New Haven,
Conn. is at the home of his father,
w. H. Welcome, for his regular va
cation.
Mrs. P NJ. Hastings of westfeld,
Mass, who spent the winter in
Springfield, has come to Brattleboro
for an extended stay.
Mrs. H. C. Taylor and Miss Eliza
beth Crosby went Tuesday to Peake's
Island, in Portland harbor, for a stay
of three or four weeks.
Misses Bessie and Marion Denning
are spending two weeks with their
aunt, Mrs. E. T. Ford, in Hanover,
N. H.
John Calvin, who was one of the
speakers at the health officers meet
ing in Burlington, is spending a few
days in Middlebury.
Mrs. George w. Baker, son and
daughter, and Miss ]. E. Lloyd of
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived at the Brooks
House Wednesday to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Holland and
daughter, Doris, returned Saturday to
Haverhil, Mass, after a visit of two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Foley.
Rev. R. X. Marvin leaves Monday
to spend his vacation in Portsmouth,
n. H., his boyhood home. Harold
Smith will accompany him for a
weeks stay.
Mrs. Charles w. Fawcett sustained a
broken arm by fall in New York this
week. Her sister, Miss Marjorie
White, has gone there to assist in
caring for her.
Mrs. c. o. Brown returned Monday
from a visit in South Deerfield, Mass.
Miss Mary B. Brown returned Mon
day from a visit in New York city and
South Deerfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Parsons of
orange were visitors at G. c. Smiths
from Friday to Tuesday. Mrs. Par
sons is Mrs. Smiths sister. Miss
Freda Smith returned to Orange with
them for a visit of two weeks.
Tommy Guiheen returned Saturday.
The Bangor team of the New England
league, with which he played, was
transferred to Brockton, but soon dis
banded. Guiheen, who was one of the
hardest hitters in the league, was ask
ed to join the Lewiston club, but de-
clined to do so.
ID. X. Butterfield, formerly clerk in
the American House in Brattleboro
and recently steward in the Bardwell
House in Rutland, began work today
as steward in the Brooks House. Mil
ton Hamilton, who has been the
Brooks House steward, has gone to his
nome In Au Sable Forks, N. Y.
Mrs. Carl Hollender and her son.
carl will sail from New York for
Germany next Tuesday. They will
not return until next year. They will
traVel In Germany, making extended
stays In Dresden and Munich, and
WIN also go to Switzerland to spend
several months.
Frank R. Allen, now of Atlanta, Ga,
paid flying visit to his father and
SISTER on the 4th inst, just before sail
ing Tor Europe on a trip of combined
business and pleasure. He will be
absent until some time in September.
Mrs. Allen accompanies him. Their
Two sons spend the summer in the
Catskills.
L. F. Adams and Henry Crosby left