Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-17
sRATTLERoRo PERSONAL.

John O'Connor Of lIolyOke Is visiting
relatives i'm town.
Mrs Ellen Rogers of orange Is visiting
her son, J. T.. Rogers.
Miss Mollie Ryan is visiting her aunt
In White River Junction.
Miss Ruth Rogers went Monday to
Ifolyoke for a two weeks WISH.
Frank Hampstead OF Willimantic was
i'm town Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w. Stickney of Rut-
land have visited in town this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henchy and child
of Palmer visited in town yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Robinson of Peoria, ILL.,. Is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Ann Lamb.
Elinor Bowler of jamaica Plain, Mass,
is visiting her aunt Mrs Percy Haigh.
Miss Fannie Sexton went Tuesday to
! the Isle of Shoals to remain until Octo-
Der.
Arthur Woodward of London. England,
is the guest of his cousin. DR.. j. l.. Rath-
bone
Mrs. Ed. Sweet Of Meriden, Conn, is
visiting Mrs. r. S. Howe on South Main
street.
Miss Mary Keane of Holyoke is with
Mrs Michael Griffin for a visit of few
weeks.
DR.. d. T. Webster will go tomorrow to
| Northampton and from there to Block
| Island.
Mrs. F. s Plank of Pittsneld Mass. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. L.
Shuts
Mrs. A. Barker and daughter, Gertrude,
and Irene Goddard went Tuesday to Lake
Pleasant
Walters Rogers went yesterday to visit
several weeks with his father at the
Rogers Inn.
Got fgt-
after weeks visit with her brother in
! northampton.
Mrs. +. ]. Woodland and son, Leslie,
and daughter Lulu, of Nashua are visit
ing Mrs. Warner Spear.
Mrs Mosher of North Adams is caring
for her daughter-in-law, Mrs. George
Mosher, who Is very i'll.
W. H. Welcome is able to sit up after
an illness of two weeks with tonsolits
and quinsey sore throat.
Miss Alice Martin of Northampton is
spending her vacation at the home of her
grandfather. Thomas Martin.
Miss Maude Bishop of Minneapolis
Mimi. has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs f. Langlle. this week.
The choir of St Michaels Roman Cath
Ollie church are having a vacation from
singing high mass until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kingsford returned
Friday to their home in Riverside, r. l..
after a weeks visit with Mrs f. +.
Beeman.
f. Bristol has finished work for the S
\. Smith company and has entered the
employ of the Central Vermont Railway
company.
Rev. f. W. Lewis the Methodist pas.
tor, has been III several days. Fever was
feared at first. but he now seems to be
improving.
Mrs. Edmund Carey was called tC
Fltchburg, Mass. Wednesday by tn,
critical illness of her daughter. Mary
Ann Woods
Mrs. e. W. Weatherby and three chill
dren are spending six weeks with Mrs
Weatherby's mother. Mrs. If. Bacon. il
Sunderland this state
, President \. D. Brown of Norwich Uni
versity. Mrs. Brown, Pierce Brown, Mrs
Tyler and Miss Tyler have gone to Nov,
Scotia on u vacation trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bassow returned
. Monday to their home in Stafford Springs
, Conn. after visit OF a few days witt
Mr.. Bassow sister, Mrs. w. II. Moody
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Cooper of Troy
y. Y. and Mrs. Estelle Cooper Harding
/ of Boston are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall u. Grout on Washington street
Mrs George Harris and children. wh,
were with Mrs. Harris's mother il
Wardsboro two weeks, returned Monday
Mr.. Harris was in Wardsboro over sun
day.
: Mayor E. W. Blodgett went Monday t,
| Auburn. y. Y, to attend the wedding o
Frank Barrett. His daughter, Mrs. Majo
J Houghton. has been visiting in Auburn
l several weeks.
Samuel oliver Of Boston is a guest o
, L. ID. Taylor. Mr. Taylor will entertain
he pf 10 ri oln =,
, Boston at his cottage at Spofford lax
. over Sunday and Monday.
George Wells, who was seriously hur
ia an accident on the Brattleboro 4
, / Whitehall railroad several weeks ago i
! improving slowly. He is able this weel
to move his legs without assistance.
Mrs. Harry Smith went Sunday to tn
> Farren hospital in Montague Mass. 1
visit her daughter, Flora, who is receiv
ing treatment there. Thomas O'Conno
! also visited his wife. Both patients ar
very much improved.
4 DIR. II. Nelson Jackson of Burlington
formerly assistant superintendent at tn
Brattleboro Retreat, accompanied b
Samuel X. Jackson, professional chauf
' fear of Tacoma, Wash. arrived i
Omaha Sunday, having made $500 mile
: in an automobile from San Francisco
= He started May %. and mas lost Is day
e on account Of the weather and stoppin
e for repairs. He is now continuing hi
s trip eastward to Chicago and Cleveland
5 | thence to New York and to his home il
I Vermont. DR. Jackson's trip is purel
for pleasure and $500 miles of the dis
l lance so far Travelled has been throug
t a country never before crossed by an au
I tomobilist. He expects to reach Bur
. lington Aug. /. The experience thus ia
has been exciting, and one time the tw
men went Sc hours without food
The UniVersalist Sunday school wi
! meet as usual at Has a. M while tn
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