Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-07-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Searls spent the
Fourth in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Rose Judge of Greenfield has been
at her old home several days.
Misses Josie Fitzgerald and Katie Gui-
heen were in Holyoke the 4th.
r. M. Griffin of Orange, Mass, was in
town the latter part Of last week
Mrs. Fred ellison of Gardner came We'd
nesday to visit Mrs. Bert Hoadley.
Misses Helen Brosnahan and Mary Aus
tin spent the Fourth in Bellows Falls.
e. p. Foster and family are spending
two weeks on their farm in Walpole.
Mrs. Oscar Drury and child of SPRING
field, Mass, visited in town this week.
Miss Lulu Horton will go to Spofford lake
today for a stay of two or three weeks.
Mrs. G. B. Reed of Bernardston, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Reed.
Miss Florence Ford of Hanover N. H.,
is spending two weeks at ]. T. Dennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Lawton of Brooklyn
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John c.. Howe.
Mrs. Marshall Grout and son returned
Monday from a visit of two weeks in
| Boston.
Mrs. II. II. Mower and children returned
| Wednesday after a six weeks visit in
| Sheldon.
Miss Matilda sergerstrom returned
Tuesday after a visit of ten days in
| Brooklyn.
Mrs Edmund Carey returned Friday
after a two weeks visit in West Fitch
burg. Mass.
Mrs S. w. McKenney and two daugh-
ters came Wednesday for visit at George
| A. Illness.
Miss Rena Yeaw of Central street is
| visiting at Frank A. Johnson's in Clare
mont, N. II.
ri ha IN
n. Y, to spend the summer with his
! grandfather.
Miss Johanna Brown of New York came
here Monday to visit her sister, Miss
Mary Brown.
| Mrs Annie Armstrong, nurse, will go
| next week to Baltimore, Md, to live with
| her daughter.
! c. w. Puffer is a clerk in Pullen's gro
! Gerry store during Mr.. Pullens absence at
| Spofford lake.
Mrs Thomas Lillis and children of
! Merlden, Conn. are spending a week at
! John Liliss
/ Miss Mary Frost returned to Bennng-
! ton with Miss Grace Harmon to visit there
I several weeks.
! Percy Crowell, Edwin Tucker, Robert
! Field and William Douglass are camping
/ at Sunset lake
! Miss Josie Foster the teacher, has re-
I
| summer vacation.
| Mrs Harry McMellen of Kingston, ~
Y is spending a few weeks with Mr.. and
! Mrs. Nelson Cooley.
| Miss Ruth Kilburn Smith of Japan who
/ Is student at Northfield is a guest of
| Mrs. A. NJ Harlow.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson of North Adams
was in town Wednesday to attend the
| l. c. b. A. reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Barker returned
| Saturday after a visit of several weeks
in Brandon, this state.
I.aFleche Brothers will leave Brattle-
boro July 18th. for vacation for the re-
mainder Of the month.
Miss Lizzie Murray of Gardner came
| Friday for visit of three weeks with
her sister. Mrs. David S. Carey.
Mrs. Nelson Goddard and daughter
| Irene. went Monday to Cambridgeport
where they will remain several weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Phillips of Montpelier and
! Miss Bessie Holden of Randolph are
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Schwenk
| Miss Helen Chandler returned Wednes-
| day after visit with relatives in Sarato-
ga. Her sister accompanied her from Bos-
| ton.
Arthur F. Robbins and family moved
| this week to Keene, n. H., where he
! has charge of the livery stable of Minis
& Co.
II. A Streeter and three friends from
! Waterbury, Conn, are spending their va
| cation with Frank Streeter at Spofford
| lake.
Miss Mary A. Woods will return tomor-
row to her home in West Fitchburg,
Mass, after a three weeks visit at Ed
mund Carey's.
| Miss Nellie Donahue returned Thurs
day after an absence of two months in
| New York. She was accompanied by
Miss Mary Shea.
| Principal II. X. Whitaker went today to
| his old home in Leverett, Mass. where he
| will remain during a large part of his
vacation.
Misses Fila and Bessie Newman and
! Miss Minnie Brasor will go tomorrow to
! Barnumville for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
! Myron Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Landfear returned
| TO their home in Troy, n. Y, Saturday,
| after visit of n few days with Mrs. R.
e. Frazer of Canal street.
James ] Austin, who has been a clerk
In Brosnahan Sullivan's store, will en-
ter the post Office tomorrow to act as
substitute clerk three months.
Miss Cora Cooke the trained nurse who
has been caring for Mrs. H. R. Horton,
| expects to so tomorrow to her home in
Lancaster, n. II. Mrs. Horton is much
better.
Prof. and Mrs. Woodruff and two
children of Brunswick, Maine, came to
DIR. Hamilton's last week. Mrs Wood
rum, who is a sister of DIR. Hamilton, and
her children, will remain here some time.
Rev. Guy c. Lamson, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Montpelier. is
| one OF the speakers at the national con-
| vention of the Young Peoples Baptist
Christian Endeavor union now in session
at Providence, r. I.
Mrs. Henry ]. Clute of Schenectady. N.
| Y, Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Wallace of New
| York city, Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Wallace
of Lebanon, Mo-, and Mrs D. j. Sprague
of New York came this week to be guests
at the Brooks House several days
Several employees of the Wilcox e.
! White company have been in Brattle-
boro for a vacation while the factory in
Meriden, Conn, has been shut down
| ten days. The number included Charles
| Kaye, Emil Erickson Lester Wilbur. Ed
| Williams and Mr.. Sweet, the latter ac-
companied by his wife.
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