Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-07-25
6RATTLEBoRo Personal

Miss Josephine Kennedy Of Dorh,
Conn, is a guest at p. L. shea's
Miss Florence Farr went TUESDAY D..
Westerly, r. l., for weeks visit
George l. Bishop of Springfield. Mass
is in town to visit until August ist
Mrs. NJ. A. Howe went to Florence Mo,
day to attend the funeral Of her niece
Clarke c. Fits and son, Robert. started
today for Nova Scotia for a weeks vaoa-
ton.
DR.. II. L. Waterman and a party n,
friends nave returned from an outing at
Spofford lake.
Mrs w. T. Haigh and daughter Mimi.
returned Saturday from visit with reia.
tives in Athol.
Mr. and Mrs Will p. Smith of spring.
field, Mass, came yesterday for their
usual vacation.
Mrs. s. II. Sherman and her grand.
daughter, ELLEN Sherman, are visiting in
Westheld, Mass.
Marguerite Bancroft is the guest of bsr
grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Bancroft in
Claremont N. II.
Nina Gilman is spending the week in
Greenfield as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George o. Leavitt.
Mrs. Rogers of Orange Mass, came
Saturday to the home of her son. ] n
Rogers, for a weeks visit.
c. H. Thompson went Saturday to Blue
Mountain lake. in the Adirondacks, for
vacation of several days
II. A. Streeter and party of fria,ds
who have been at Spofford lake, returned
Monday to Waterbury, Conn.
Miss Emma Brooks went Saturday n
Sodus Point, N. Y, on Lake Ontario
for a vacation of several weeks.
Miss Julia Fox and her sister. Mrs
Charles Clark, came from Brooklyn Mon.
day for a visit at DR.. F. G. Pettees.
Mrs. L. E. Capen and daughter Mrs
Edward Sauler of East Brookfeld Mass.
are visiting with Brattleboro relatives.
Miss Jennie Whitney went to Fitch
burg Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
her uncle, brother of the. late J. D.
Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Flanders of New
Orleans. La, who have been visiting at
II. o. Coolidges, have gone to Lebanon
for a visit.
Maj. and Mrs. w. H. II. Holton of New
/ ork are guests at Judge E L. Water
mans. Mrs. Holton and Mrs. Water
man are sisters.
Mrs. Herbert F. Bruce and her daugh-
ter, Helen, will go tomorrow to Madison,
L. l., for months outing. Mr.. Bruce
will Join them later.
Ut. dTTdT CODD anu ATCnlteCt llOmdS
Fox of Boston. who are engaged on the
Thompson hospital proposition, were in
Brattleboro over Sunday.
Miss Mary Cobleigh is spending her
vacation at her home in West Chester
field. having finished her seasons work
for Miss Duncan last week.
Mrs. 8. w. Richardson returned Tues
day from a visit of several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Scott, in New
York city and Asbury Park.
A. ]. Markham has gone from Ludlow
his present home, to Onset Bay, Mass
to sing there for the tenth successive sea-
son. After Sept. he will go to Maine.
Albert A Baldwin of South Main street
went Saturday to New Haven Conn.
where he will remain for an indefinite
time in the practice of his profession as
nurse.
w. II. Lighthall, the new superintend-
ent of the Estey organ factories, has
leased a tenement in the Heath house
on Prospect street, and will move in
at once
Mr.. Hall of the Estey e. Bruce estab-
lishment in Philadelphia is spending his
vacation in town and is making a study
of pipe organ construction during his
stay here
Miss Bessie Hopkins has gone to her
home in Salem, n. Y. She was accom-
panied by Miss Helen and Carlotta Hop
lSins. who will remain in Salem until
September
Mrs. d. F. Shea and daughter went
yesterday to Fitchburg. where Mr.. Shea
will join them tomorrow. They will
spend two weeks in Fitchburg, Boston
and shore resorts.
Mrs. Matte J. Bell and Miss Florence
| Campbell of Lebanon, n. H.. and Miss
Flint of New York city have been guests
at G. o. Abbott's this week. Mrs. Bell
returned home Wednesday,
Ed l.. Walker of Chicago, who went
from Brattleboro in 1864, is visiting here
few days. He is son of Deacon
Lucus Walker of Centreville, who car
ried on an axe factory for years.
George Childs went Wednesday to Man
chester. n. H, with A. w. Childs Of
that place with whom he will visit
few days before going west to spend
several weeks with Yale classmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. stolte went Saturday
| to Island Pond for a weeks visit with
their son, F. w. Stolte. Miss Edith
and Miss Meta Stolte will go there to-
morrow for a vacation of two weeks
| c. B. Streeter of South Main street.
who is employed in Vinton's paper mill.
was stricken with paralysis during the
| dinner hour Tuesday and is in a critical
sondition. Nearly all of his body is af-
| fected.
Mrs. A. w. Childs and children will
come from Manchester, N H., to spend
the month of August at Spofford lake, in
one of the cottages near Silverdale. Mr..
Childs will be there part of the time
| each week.
Prof. w D. Smith, of the Bath Bust
ness college in Bath, Maine, is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. H. L. Waterman.
The Misses Barber of New York, who
have been visiting Mrs. Waterman, re-
turned home yesterday
Sherman f. Abbott son of G. O. Abbott
| received notice this week that he had
passed successfully the examinations for
| entrance to the Massachusetts Institute
| of Technology. He recently graduated
from an academy in Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Cutter of Jamaica
Plain are spending a few days at w. D.
Gilson's. Their son was here briefly
| last week. Mr.. Cutter, who was form
erly manager of the Household, now has
a position in the office of the Youths
Companion.
Miss Florence Fits is spending a week
at Hillcrest Mr. and Mrs. p. B. Sell
lew of Holyoke are also guests at Hill
crest. Mr.. Sellew is a we'll known news
paper man, who was for some years
Holyoke correspondent of the Springfield
Republican.
Col. George w. Hooker is Ill in bed at
his home on Main street with a heart
trouble. He had an attack while in
the Massasoit House in Springfield
Mass, Tuesday night and another just
as he reached home Wednesday night,
| He is comfortable at present and his