Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-31
eRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Mr. Dodge of Readsboro spent Sunday
at George Moshers.
f. e. Perry has been in Boston this
week on a business trip.
:. W. Kirkland is at home from Bos-
ton for a weeks vacation
Miss Stella Welcome will go today to
Shushan. y. Y. to spend ten days.
Emma G. Brooks has finished work as
bookkeeper for Robbins Il Cowles.
Mrs. Mary Brosnahan of Waningford,
Conn. is visiting Mrs Daniel Long.
Miss Frost of Newark, y. j., is the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs. J. f. Rogers.
Miss Ruth Allen vert to East Dover
yesterday to spend ten days at her home.
Mrs Cook Of Fitchburg came Thursday
to visit her sister, Mrs. George Thomas.
Prof. w. ID. Smith of Bath. Maine. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. II. l.. Waterman.
S W. Edgett has been to the extreme
north part of the state this week on busi-
ness.
Miss Kate Dwyer went to Littleton,
y. H.. yesterday for two weeks vaca-
tion
Mrs Samuel Field and sister of
! Charlestown. n. H, are guests of Mrs.
! l.. *. Fuller.
/ Miss Nellie Brown will go tomorrow to
| Woodsvile. y. H.. To visit her brother,
Maurice Brown. two weeks.
Mrs. II. l.. Waterman and daughter,
Marjorie. returned Wednesday from a
visit in Providence and Worcester.
Misses Anna Martineau. Emily Young
| and Kate Supple will spend their vaca-
tions at their homes in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Adaline Perry has gone to Athol
to visit her sister, Mrs. Ryan, and to at
tend the Old Home Week celebration.
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Frost will go To Watch Hill today to
spend two weeks at the Ocean House.
Misses Theresa and Rose Doyle went
To their home in St. Albans yesterday
where they will spend their vacation.
Mrs. Louise Rawson Humpstone came
from Brooklyn Saturday for visit OF
six weeks with her mother, Mrs. Allie
Rawson.
Frances Putnam returned to Alstead
y. H.. Thursday after a stay of tive
months with her grandparents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. d. II. Bement.
The wedding of Miss Lula b. Horton
and Harlod l.. Smith will take place a
Miss Horizons home on Brook street mex
Tuesday at go o'clock
Mrs f. f. Beeman will go today T.
oxford, Mass. for the Old Home Weel
; celebration. and from there will go t.
Sterling to visit a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs St Germaine and Mr.. an
Mrs. Borden are camping at Spoffor
lake. Messrs. ST, Germaine and Borde
/ have recently bought a steam launch.
George L. Shuts and family will g
tomorrow to Worcester, where Nj
Shuts will continue to act as agent fo
the Provident Life and Trust company
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Wheatley of Ne'
York will come to Brattleboro today
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
= Bacon Mrs Wheatley is Mr.. Bacon
sister.
2. X Barrows left Saturday for
| three weeks expedition in the vii
n country north of Ottawa. He will trav'
c mostly in a canoe, accompanied by tw
guides.
y DR.. Brosnan of New Orleans can
/. TO Brattleboro Monday to accompany h
a sister Miss Brosnan. to their home
New Orleans. Miss Brosnan has bee
y spending the summer in Vermont.
e Mrs. F. L. Smith and sons, Lyman ar
e Sanford. left yesterday for Camden,
q j. They Will go from there with reli
tives TO Holly Beach on the New Je
B.; sey coast, to remain until September.
e President F.. j. Holman of the We
, mont Loan & Trust company, who h;
" been here much of the time for two
three weeks, left this morning for Barr
Mass where he will stay a short tin
before starting for Spokane, Wash.
II Julian Rand and his son, Ray, ha'
r gone today to Orange, Mass. to after
~ the funeral of Mr.. Rands uncle, A.
Putnam, the veteran hotel keeper wi
II retired three months ago after runniI
Ie the Putnam House Al consecutive year
"A Leo Gerard, who has been here the pa
five weeks, returned today to his hor
ie in Holland Patent, n. Y. He was a
q companed by his sister, Mrs. George
Iv Wilson, and son, Gerard, who will
- away several weeks Mr.. Wilson joint
Io them later for a vacation in the Adiro
r dacks.
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