Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-08-23
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Rev. Father Cunningham is in Boston
this week
Miss Minnie Toomey went to Rutland
for a visit Wednesday.
Miss Lynch and Mrs. O'ConneI of Hol-
yoke visited Mrs. Daniel Long this week
Miss Zeta Ryan returned Saturday ar-
ter a visit of two weeks in Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Ida Coleman returned Monday af-
ter n visit of two weeks in White River
junction.
Miss Crete Turner. who visited in
Springfield, Mass, two weeks, returned
Saturday.
Miss Grace MCGOWAN went to Bellows
Falls Saturday to spend her vacation
of two weeks.
Miss Lizzie Kelley of Lynn spent the
first of the week with her aunt, Mrs.
Maurice Doyle.
Mrs. James Bowler went to Gardner
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
J. b. Donnely.
Mrs. Simon Hayes of Northampton
spent a part of the week with her sister
Mrs. VIII AIorse.
Miss Kate Dwyer went Saturday to
Bellows Falls and Claremont for vaca-
ton of two weeks.
Mrs Patrick Murray of Gardner came
| Saturday for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. David S. Carey.
Miss Maud Vivian of Springfield. Mass,
who came here Friday, is spending the
week at Spofford lake.
Miss Barbara Murphy returned last
night from a visit of three weeks in
| Springfield and Indian Orchard.
Mrs. Louise Humpstone and Mr.
| Bement went to Alstead, n. H, Tuesday
to visit Arthur Putnams family.
Edward and Patrick Baker of Somer-
willie, Mass, are spending two weeks
with their grandfather, John Austin.
Mrs. L. NJ. Chandler and daughter
Helen, will go tomorrow to Semerville
Mass, to spend three or four weeks.
Dennison Cowles has been one of the
| contestants in the national rogue tourna-
1nent held in Norwich, Conn, this week
Mrs D. A Martin and children return
| ed Saturday to Northampton after a
visit of two weeks here and in Newport
VT.
Mrs. Estey, state regent was presen
at reception given by the Daughters OF
the American Revolution in Manchester
Aug. Is.
Mrs. Archie Mellen and daughter, Mis-!
Annie Melen, and Mrs. Elliot Hgle!
will leave today for a visit in Rindge
N. H.
Miss Margaret Martin was the guest o
honor at a party given by Miss Beulal
Farnsworth at her home in Westield
Mass, Friday evening.
Mrs. Nora Moran and grandchildren
Louis and Mary Kaine, returned yes
terday after an absence of two months
in Chicago, and in Ulster, Pa.
John Dunn was called to White Rive
Junction Monday to attend the funera
of his daughter. Mrs. Charles T. Carroll
%, who died from consumption
John Cunningham of New York, who i
visiting his uncle Rev. Patrick Gun
ningham, returned yesterday from visi
of two weeks in Indian Orchard ant
Boston.
p. NJ. Baker of Somervile, Mass, VIII
came here Saturday, returned Monda'
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Cath
crime Baker, who will make an eXtende
stay at his home.
Engineer Wilder and Fireman Driscol
were in charge of the engine OF tran
No. 95. which was in the wreck at Whit
River Junction last week, but both es
capped without injury.
Miss Alice NJ. Brooks, who has bee
in the east two years, and with her Sis
ter. Mrs. ]. G.. Ullery, the past tw
months, left on Saturday for her HON
in Santa Monica, Calf.
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Coleman of Bosto
, came Saturday to visit Mrs. Coleman
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Ferritei
, Mr. Coleman returned Monday. Mr.
Coleman will remain two weeks.
Col. and Mrs. Kittredge Haskins
Brattleboro, and DIR. and Mrs Geore
s. Foster of Putney started yesterda
} with the Vermont Knights Templar o
t a pilgrimage to Louisville, KY, to atten
the 2Sth triennial conclave of the orde
They will spend two days at the Par
American exposition and two days
washington.
4 A party consisting of c. d: Hosley
snringfieid, Mass, Mrs. M. Y. Johnso
Of Huron, South Dakota, Mrs. W: !
Hosley of Shelburne Falls, Mr.. and MT
: 7 S, Higgins and I. F. Burnett OF Bra
. tieboro. with w. B. Leonard and famil'
: observed Aug. 10th with picnic on Blu
nett hill in West Dummerston'