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


L. H. Barber and son have been at
Block Island several days.
Miss Florence Howe is spending two
weeks in Palmer and Boston.
Mrs Ellen Powers of New York is visit
ing her niece, Mrs. II. B. Haus
Ernest j. Waterman spent wednesday
and yesterday in Springfield Mass.
Postal Clerk Leach has moved from
II Spruce street to 4S High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Perry of shelburne
Falls have visited in town recently.
Nelson Goddard has moved from WASH
ington street to 10 Western avenue.
Miss Mary Donner is spending several
days at the Surf House at Block Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bacon spent Sunday
at Mr.. Bacons home i'm Springfield, this
state.
Leon Foster of Andover formerly in
Greene's drug store, was in Brattleboro
Tuesday.
A. G. Barnes and family moved Friday
from Prospect street to the Vernon House
in Vernon.
Hon. John p Reynolds, Judge of pro-
bate in Bristol r. l., is a guest of Col
X. Hasxins.
Dr. Robert AIdrich is at the Harris cot
tage at Spofford lake to act as nurse for
Fred Harris.
H. o. Coolidge returned Saturday from
visit Of 10 days in several towns in
Windsor county.
Miss Eva Baker is in Turner'S Falls for
a few days vacation from her work in
Clapp & Jones's.
Mrs. NJ E. sibley and Mrs. Thomas
winn went yesterday to Cfaremont for
a week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Young and daughter
returned Wednesday night after an out
ing at Block Island.
G.. H. Smith, who has been in Boston
several weeks for treatment returned
Tuesday much improved.
Miss Fannie Stellman of Lynn is at
the home of her parents in West Brat
tleboro for her vacation.
Mrs. F. C. F. Cramer of Claremont will
come to Brattleboro next week to spend
a week with Prof Cramer.
Misses Eddy and Horne of Somerville,
Mass, are at Mrs. A. A. Eddy'g for their
annual visit of two weeks.
Mrs. Ada Cram and Miss Laura Holmes
of Bellows Falls guests at F. A.
Cooks on Washington street.
Rev. John s. Lyon and family of Hol-
yoke are visiting Mr.. Lyons mother Mrs.
Sarah Lyon. at d. NJ. BARRIERS.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Richardson and Mr..
and Mrs r. j. Moran of New York city
are guests at the Brooks House.
E. Wales and son, Harry. went to Wood
stock Friday to arrange to bring out the
pageant during Old Home Week.
Mrs. Lillian woodland Adams of SPRING
field, Mass. is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Pullen, at Silverdale.
Mrs. Charles T. Hawley of Hopedale,
Mass, will come to Brattleboro Monday
to spend two weeks with her parents.
Miss Carrie I. Hutnley returned this
week from vacation of three weeks
spent in Springfield, Greenfield and other
places.
Mrs. Willis Barnes and two sons of
Brookline, Mass, came to Brattleboro
Saturday for an extended visit with re-
Iatives.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H Haywood have
been having an outing of several days
in Block Island and in New London and
vicinity.
A. S. Colburn and family of Maiden,
Mass, returned yesterday after spending
week with Mr.. Colburn's mother, Mrs.
Henry Liscom.
G. II. Ryder and family returned We'd
nesday from Plymouth, Mass, accom-
panied by Master Walter Boyden and
young friend.
Mrs H. S. Josselyn returned to Brat
tIeDOTO w euHeSudN dlltI SpeihllAB SSNSASA
weeks at her home in Keeler's Bay, on
Lake Champiain.
At the Fish family reunion held in
Athol Saturday Lucia S. Foster of Brat
tIeboro was chosen a member OF the exc
cutfve committee.
United States District Attorney ]. L.
Martin has been in Newport this week
attending a hearing on some Chinese
immigration cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ransselear- Lansingh
came Saturday from Chicago for a visit
with Mrs. Lansinghs PARENTS Mr. and
Mrs. w. H. Minor.
Roy C. Haynes, who has lived on the
Richardson farm, moved recently to
Springfield. Mass, where he will be en-
pIoyed on the electric road
Jerome Smith of Chicago. who had been
visiting at E. L. Putnams, left Saturday
for his home via Burlington. Mr.. Smith
is a member of the firm of 5. d. Childs
& Co
Conn, came this week to return with
Mrs. Coudrey and son, who spent the
month of July at the home Of Mrs. Cou-
drey's father, c. w. Wymau.
DR.. H. D. Holton and C: f. R. Jenne
went to Deerfield Wednesday to attend
the annual meeting of the Pocumtuck
Valley Memorial association. DIR. Hol-
ton was one of the speakers.
Dan Stolte finished work last week as
assistant baggage master, to take a po-
sftion in Durham Brothers wholesale de-
partment His place at the railroad sta
ton is taken by Thomas Guiheen.
Mrs. NJ. Austin. jr., returned Saturday
after an absence of two months In Os-
| wego and Amsterdam, N. Y. Mr.. Austin
went from Atlantic City to Amsterdam
joining Mrs. Austin there Friday.
Milo J. Horton Of Bristol, Conn, and
William T. Adkins of New Haven, who
have been at Spofrord lake, are at the
home of Mr.. Horizons mother, Mrs. Henry
Akley. Mr. Adkins will return today
to New Haven.
Miss PearIe e. Cheney will return to
Springfield, Mass, Monday after spend
ing two weeks with her parents. MISS
Maude NJ. Munger of Putney has been
guest of Miss Cheney. few days at the
latter's home on Maple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Stedman and son
of Springfield, Mass, are spending part
of their vacation with relatives in west
| Brattleboro. They Joined Mr.. and Mrs
Lester O. French of East Orange n. y"
this week in a carriage drive through
Windham county towns.
DIR. Maurice Richardson, the eminent
surgeon of RnCtOn al