Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-07-18
6RATTLE6oRo Personal

MISS Ellen Emanuelson came Saturd..
night from Sweden.
Sanford Daniels was in ST. Au,o,.
latter part of last week "e
f. G. f. Cramer of Clareropt ~ -.
was In Brattleboro Monday. ''
Mrs s. II. Sherman has been ,.,.,...-
in Leverett, Mass. recently.
John Shea of Indian Orchard Moo.
spent Sunday at T. A. Murphy's
Miss Sybil Cox and Miss Mary Gov ...
at their summer home on Ames hin
Conductor George Spafford Of New ror-
don visited In Brattleboro Wedncsdav
Ralph Grout went saturday to Ca,o.
dish to spend several weeks with ,ao-
tives. ''1-
Mrs. ]. D. Barrows of Newton. Ne.
has opened her cottage on Ames hin ror
the summer.
Miss Susan Harris Mather of Rnr.Da
Watermans
Avalon Converse has finished vorp ~
o. ]. Pratts store and gone to his toraa
in East Putney.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hilliard Of Wal
lngford have been guests at o. e. Ran-
dal's this week.
Miss Anna Maud Essex Announced
Wednesday her engagement to IaVvor
James Fisk Hooker
John Cunningham returned TODAY -
New York after visiting his uncle. Rev,
Patrick Cunningham.
Miss Helen Hubbard went "Wednesday n
Walpole, N. H., to attend the funeral
of her brother-in-law.
Miss Eva Averill of Boston came ttis
week to spend the summer with her sis-
ter, Mrs. G. e. Gilman.
Miss Ruth Childs will entertain a MIN.
Der of young people at a dancing party
at Hillcrest this evening.
Mrs. G. X. Lyon returned MONDAY
from a visit with her daughter Mrs
Charles Aiken, in Orange
Miss Charlotte p Barrett went Wed.
nesday to Tiverton r. l., where she will
spend a months vacation
Miss Florence Reyes returned Monday
to Hathorne, Mass, where she has a
position in an insane hospital.
Miss Lizzie Murray will return tomor-
row to her home in Gardner after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. David S. Carey.
Miss Carrie e. Cobb of Athol and Mrs
George Fitzsimmons of Burlington visit
ed relatives in Brattleboro Wednesday.
Miss Mary A. Minigan returned Wed.
nesday to Concord n. H., after a weeks
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred s. Knight
Mary Howe will leave in a few davs
to spend three weeks at the Mizzen Ton
hotel Pawling, n. Y. with her brothers
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Slmonds and son
OF Burlington will spend Sunday at F
ID. Morris's on their way to the seashore
Mrs. Catherine Collins and granddaugh-
tiers, Grace and Maud Mcmahon of Fitch
burg, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs H. B.
Haus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon G. Yeaw and child
of Rutland are visiting Mr.. Yeaw's par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Yeaw of Central
street.
VIII Connarn went Friday to the White
Mountains, where he will be employed at
the Mount Pleasant House during the
season.
Mrs. Nora Touhil of Springfield and
Mrs. Bright and daughter, Maud. of Bos-
ton, attended the funeral of John Baker
Monday.
Mrs. Harry E. Flather of Boston and
Miss Florence Goodhue of Westminster
are guests of Lawyer and Mrs. A F.
Schwenk
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Greene and
Miss Edith Greene will go to Spofford
lake today for their annual summer stay
of several weeks.
Mrs. McKennon of Los Angeles. Cal.
came Tuesday TO spend a month with her
brother. w. II. Cray whom she had not
seen for so years.
Rev. r. X. Marvin left Tuesday for
summer vacation. He was accompanied
by Harold Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rice of Chicago.
old-time residents of Brattleboro. are
spending the summer at the home Of
Mrs. S. W. Richardson.
Miss Florence Springer of Newton.
Mass, and Eltinge Marshall of Washing
ton are guests of Mrs. ]. D. Barrows
and family at their cottage on Ames
hill.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H Rabbit and grand
daughter went Monday to swanton for
a weeks visit Rev. and Mrs Rabbit
viii go from there to their home in
Andover, Mass
Miss Helen Thompson of the Burnham
school in Northampton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Thompson, sailed from
New York yesterday for a summers
journey abroad
sewall Morse came home Tuesday from
Pittsburg, Pa. He has recently closed
out his shoe business in that city. He
intends to spend large part of the sum-
mer in Brattleboro
Misses Grace and Maud Emerson of the
congregational church will attend the Sec
ond general council of the forward move
ment at Silver Bay. Lake George, from
the 10Th until August T.
The music pupils of Mrs. ]. E. Higley
ana their friends met at the home Of
their teacher Tuesday afternoon.
very pleasing musical program was given
and novel picnic was enjoyed.
Mrs. e. II. Van Doom, Miss Amy Van
Doom, Miss Emma Gregg, Miss Ella
Adams and Miss Ruth Adams went yes
terday to Simpsons Point, Maine to re-
main until the latter part of August
Mrs. Fred II. Morse and sister Mrs
Bert Ware, started Wednesday for Ak
ron, Iowa, to spend a month with a sis
ter whom Mrs. Ware has never seen and
whom Mrs. Morse has not seen for 80
years.
Miss Lillian D. Higley bookkeeper for
the Brattleboro Overhaul company is
taking a months vacation from that
ONCE. She went yesterday to Fishers
Island TO visit in the family of c. n.
Whitman.
w. II. Minor went Tuesday to St Louis,
where he has a position as secretary for
MIR. Green, his former partner in the
commission business who is the head
OF the largest grain elevator company in
this country.
II. e. Bond and E. G. Frost were unable
to go to the Local Option League con-
Vention with e, M. Appln and their
places We're taken by w. H. Bond and
{. l. Knapp. Major F. w. Childs also
attended the meetings.
Thirteen applicants took the examina-
lions before the state board of dental
examiners in Montpelier last week, and
nine nine Were successful including DR.. Les
lie s. Edwards of Brattleboro and DR.. A.
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