Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-08-22
NO. 81.
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Pearl Gibson spent Sunday in
| Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. c. p. Spencer went Saturday to
Lowell, Mass, for a visit.
Miss Maud Young and Miss Ethel Knight
spent Sunday in Northfield.
Miss Sarah Boyden went Saturday to
Lake Pleasant for a weeks visit
Mrs. d. M Estey of Owosso. Mich. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. W. Bruce.
w. G. Shaffner and o. H. Ellis attended
the races in Westfield, Mass, Tuesday
Miss Annie Turner went Sunday to
Worcester, where she has a position
Miss Agnes Mcguire of Worcester came
| Sunday to visit her aunt, Mrs D. w.
| Shea.
John Kenny of New York came Monday
| TO visit his uncle, Rev. Patrick Cunning
| ham.
Mrs E. NJ Hgley went Monday to
Marlboro to spend two weeks with rela-
! tives.
w. E. Haskel's family returned Mon
| day from stay of three weeks at Spof-
| ford lake.
II. w. Lamb returned Friday to Nor
folk Va, after spending three weeks at
| Mrs. Farrs.
Mrs. l.. d. Greene and sons went Sat-
urday to Spofford lake to spend a month
at their cottage.
| Harry X. White of New York came Sat
urday to spend a vacation of two weeks
with his mother.
L. L. Whitney returned Tuesday from a
visit with his son in Natick. He also
| visited in Boston.
Miss Gertrude Croker. Miss Mary Crok-
er and Miss Florence Wellman spent Sum
| day in Northfield.
Miss Burke returned to her home in
| Brooklyn, Wednesday after visit of
two weeks in Brattleboro.
Charles w. Cleaveland and Henry Hay
| wood went Monday to New York. They
are expected home today.
Mrs. j. T. Hildreth and Mrs L. E. Hol-
| den returned Friday from a visit with
A j. Hildreth in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. J. B. Dunleavy and son, Bernard.
went Saturday to spend two weeks with
! Mrs. Dunleavy's sister Mrs. Green.
Sumner Sherman returned to Boston
| tuesday after stay of six weeks In
Brattleboro and vicinity tuning pianos.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Harlow have re-
turned from East Bethel, where they
| have been large part of the summer.
Mrs. Bert Hoadley and son went We'd
| nesday to Gardner, Mass, to spend sew
eral days at Mrs Hoadleys former home
Samuel Oliver returned Sunday to Bos-
ton after spending three weeks with L.
ID. Taylor in Brattleboro and at Spofford
lake.
| Mrs. Il. NJ. Bennett and daughter and
| j. NJ. Bennett of Philadelphia are visiting
| their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Warren BEN
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elmer of Provi-
dence, R. l., came to Brattleboro Mon
| day for a visit with Mr.. Elmer's father
Lucian A. Elmer.
j. Frederick Morse. who is employed by
the Oliver Ditson company in Boston,
| came home Tuesday to spend vacation
| of two weeks.
| Miss Gertrude Norcross, clerk for
| Houghton & Simonds, is spending va
cation of three weeks at her home in
| Dummerston.
Miss Katherine B. Hill, one of the
Thompson nurses at The Hemlocks is
| spending her vacation at her home in
Baldwinsville, Mass
| Mrs. E. o. Jasmer of Chicago, who has
| been at Siverdale, is spending a week or
| more with her sister, Mrs. d. Stolte be-
| fore returning home.
| Mrs. Shaughnessy and son. Arthur, of
| Bellows Falls. came to Brattleboro Sat
| urday on account of the serious illness of
| Miss Kate Brosnahan.
| Mildred Scott returned Monday to the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. S. w.
| Richardson, after spending several weeks
| at her home in New York.
Mrs. Harry Horton and baby returned
| Monday to their home Green street
| after an extended stay in Dummerston.
| Mrs. Horton continues to improve in
health.
Miss Florence Goodenough came Satur-
day from the White Mountains to spend
| month with her parents before return
| ing to her studies in the Boston Art
| school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carney and daugh-
| ter, Catherine, and Mrs. T. NJ. Meaney
| and daughter, Winnifred. of Athol, are
spending the week with friends in Brat
| tleboro.
| Congressman Kittredge Haskns will de-
| liver the address at the meeting of the
| Windsor county Grange at Sharon today.
A. V. May was in Athol Monday, re-
| turning Tuesday.
George Morris went Saturday to Somer-
ville Mass, whence he will go to West
| brook. Maine, to join Mrs. Morris, who
has been there several weeks. He will
| be away about three weeks.
Mrs. Fred Thomas and her brother, ].
F. Brown of Minneapolis, Mimi. went
| Monday to Fitchburg for a visit. Mr..
| Brown, who came to Brattleboro last
week, will return home from Fitchburg.
C. G. Maynard spent Sunday at his
| home on Thomas street. Mrs. May
nard and daughter Marian, went Monday
to the home of Mr. Maynards uncle in
Charlestown, Mass, where they will
| spend two weeks.
j. Everett Alden or Torrlngton, Conn.,,
a member of company f, 4th Vermont
Volunteers, came Monday night to be the
| guest of Col. II. Z. Taylor until after the
| annual meeting of the Windham County
Veterans association in Wilmington
H. F. Babbitt, field secretary of the
| Presbyterian Board, of New York, came
| Tuesday to spend two days with his
| brother. Perley F. Babbitt. He will
| spend the rest of his vacation with his
parents, Rev and Mrs. ]. II. Babbitt, in
| Andover, Mass.
Rev. Samuel Small and A P. Childs,
who are stumping the state for Clement,
| were guests at Hllcrest Wednesday,
They came here from Bellows Falls and
| returned to White River Junction. They
| expect to appear at a rally for Clement in
Brattleboro at an early date
A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs Je-
rome Amidon, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker and
child of Newton, Mass, Miss Florence
Lamson Mrs. Lamson, Fayette Miller,
the Misses McVeigh Miss Ella Newman
and Miss Minnie Brasor went Saturday to
Spofford lake to spend week at the
Cobb &. Amidon cottage.