Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-08-02
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Sarah A. Upham of Holyoke
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Upham.
Mrs. Alice Shields and son, George.
of Boston, are visiting at G. e. Aliens
Miss Florence Hunter left Monday
for two weeks stay in Philadelphia.
Mrs. I. NJ. Adams of Minneapolis is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Abbie M.
Fits.
Miss Nellie Anderson is spending a
few weeks in New London and Provi-
dence.
Miss Minnie e. Fox went Saturday
to Swanzey Lake to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. G. H. Bailey has been a guest |
of Mrs. Henry Savoy in Vergennes re-
Gently
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rockwell re-
turned Saturday from the Pan-Ameri |
can exposition.
Misses Nellie and Mary Fenton re-
turned Tuesday after a weeks visit
in Bellows Falls.
Miss May Hawley of Amherst Mass,
has been visiting at the home of her
uncle, N. l. Hawley.
Mrs. Thomas Foley and children and
Miss Maggie Lee will go tomorrow to
Claremont for visit.
Mrs. James Grady and Dorothy Den
ming returned yesterday after a two
weeks visit in Rutland.
Tommy Guiheen, who is playing ball
with the Newport, N. H., club, has
been at home this week.
Mrs. w. w, Walker and nephew,
Lucius Harris, have returned from a
visit with relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. Lizzie Bliss and daughter Miss
Aimee Bliss, went Saturday to South
Royalton for an indefinite stay.
Nellie and Daisy Sullivan of Law
renee will come tomorrow for a two
weeks visit at Mrs Mary Brosnahan's.
Mrs. Nelson Goddard and daughter,
Irene, went Monday to Cambridgeport
for a three weeks visit with relatives.
Fred c. Gale and Ben Williamson
were in Saugus, Mass, Wednesday
to see Burnham start in the 2.19 race.
Miss Maude Hamilton of Esteyville
who has been spending the past two
months at Revere Beach, has returned
home.
DR.. D. P. Webster went to New York
Wednesday to confer with relatives
regarding plans for the funeral of Will
liam H. Cary.
Misses Elizabeth and Teresa Mccoy
ern of Richmond, VT, will come here
tomorrow to visit their sister, Miss
Helen McGovern.
Mrs. Henry R. Brown and daughter,
Ruth, and Miss Mary ellison returned
Saturday after a months vacation at
Narragansett Pier.
Mrs. T. F. Higgins and two children
of Lawrence, Mass, returned to their
home Wednesday after weeks visit
at John Dunleavy's.
Misses Nellie and Annie Walsh, who
were with their aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Kiniry, in Bellows Falls two weeks,
returned Wednesday.
Earle Metcalf of Sheldonville, Mass.
spent Monday and Tuesday with his
cousin, Mrs. William Miller, going
Wednesday to Worcester.
Archie Streeter and friend of Water
bury. Conn, and Charles Clark are at
the Streeter cottage at Spofford lake
for an outing of two weeks.
Miss Anna Maud Essex, who left in
April for her home in London, sailed
Friday for America and will probably
arrive in Brattleboro this week.
Mrs. Henry Neal of New York. who
was very i'll at the Brooks House two
weeks, was able to go early in the
week with her daughter to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Smith, daughter
ond sop Mice ElOrpnpa Smith and
Harry Smith, of Minneapolis came Fri
day for a two weeks visit at l.. F
Adams's.
Miss Katie O'Connor will go tomor
row to Burlington for visit of severa
weeks. Miss Belle Donelly of New
York, who has spent the past month
at John O'Connor's, will leave to-
morrow for the Adirondacks.
George Adams gave up his position
with the Holbrook Grocery company
in Keene and returned to BrattleborC
to take charge of the shipping depart
ment at Blodgett & DeWitt's. He be
gan work for Blodgett & Dewitt Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Haywood and
child have returned from Worcester
MASS, Wn6I6IuSy llNSu olhCO IhOS Neh1S
east from Great Falls, Montana, sew
eral months ago. Mr.. Haywood now
has a position in Howe's Photographic
studio.
Rev. H. R. Miles went to Baltimore
Wednesday and will return next weef
with Mrs. Miles, who has been in the
Johns Hopkins hospital. The Brattle
boro community will be pleased tc
learn that Mrs Miles is on the road tt
complete recovery.
Miss Mary Fits and her nephew
Master Stanley Fits, are at the beacf
in Minot, Mass, for months stay
Clarke c. Fits, who has been in Port
land, Maine, this week to take testi
mony, will spend Sunday with his SOL
and sister in Minot.
Rev. Henry L. Bailey, a native OF
Brattleboro who has been pastor or the
Congregational church in Middletowr
Springs the past ten years, has resign
ed to accept a call to Longmeadow
Mass. Mr. Bailey was a missionary
in India for a time, but the failing
health of his wife compelled him to re
turn to this country.
E. c. Crosby of Brattleboro is one Of
the American canita1istS credited with