Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-28
6RATTLEBoRo Personal


at Warren Eason's.
Mrs. w. T.. Banks Is ilI with ..
tack Of bronchitis.
j. Frederick Morse of Boston i. .......
old home for his vacation
Miss Ethel Goodalc is "a guest of ,t
q. II. Thompson AT Spurord Mk.
Miss Ruth Childs has been spendi....
week with friends i'm Wcllneot Alas
y l. Hawley returned TUESDAY ,....
from business trip to New York ...
Miss Mercy Cox returned Tucsdu, ....
visit of two weeks in Hartford CAM.
i. y. Shea will go next week to A1I....
New York and New Haven on bushes.
Mrs. David Morris of Crccnf.-, A
her children have been visiting with Ar.
Morriss mother Mrs. G. vs.. StYu.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Abbott went .,...,.
day to Claremont, y. H.. returniu- ...
day.
Mrs Thatcher Perry went To r.r.,..
/ FAILS Monday to visit her daughter Air..
Fred Perry.
Miss Henrietta Jouet returned Wedr...
day to New York after spending several
weeks at Hillcrest.
H. o. Coolidge has been engaged 81. a..
Of the ticket-takers for the Rutland fair
SEPT. s. 9, 10 and II.
Arthur Rhode and Frank Eckis- .r.
spending the week with f. II. Bras,r and
family at Sponord lake
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Putnam who gy.ra
at their cottage at Spofford lax. t.s.
weeks, returned Sunday.
Miss Esther Dana returned Wcdae.is-
to- Amherst after spending several ....
with Miss lnez Goodale.
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Root VIII. Wis.
tied iu town some time. returned 81 ...r
home i'm Boston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Brown of Mi....
Oils are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. j
Thomas ON the Putney road.
Mrs. james White who visited some
time with relatives i'm Brattlebor. .-.
turned To Mcriden, Conn. SaurI.s
Miss Layinia Lawrence is spoadH.
vacation of ten DAYS with her SISTER,
Mrs. Livingston, ia Peterboro. ~ d.
W. II. Bracket. Martin Austin. jr. o.
r. Crosby and John Monyihau attend.
ed the running races i'm Saratosa SstIr-
day.
Chief-of-Pouce e. s. Han and tw, chill.
dren went Wednesday to WestmoreMnd
to spend few days at Chief Halls .lr.
mer home
Charles r. Crosby and Frank r. Put
nam went to New York "Wednesday q,
witness the last of the international
yacht races.
George Dupaw left Wednesday fog
two weeks vacation trip. He viii Spend
a few days i'm Burlington and go tom
there to Boston.
Mrs. d. W. Thomas who has visited In
town. is now i'm Townshend, but will l.-
turn here before going to her HON. a
East Hartford. Conn.
Miss Florence Smith, who spent tie
summer in Brattlehoro win Mrs Lester
q. French. returned Saturday e. ler
home i'm Utica. y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs F. \. Hubbard and lie
latters brother made the trip Saturday
from Springfield Mass. To BrattlaH.r-
in Mr. Hubhard's automobile.
Miss Grace Dana OF Amherst. who spent
week in Brdttleboro aud a week with
Mrs. G. H. Thompson at Spofford b..
returned to her home Monday.
y. u. WYATT was elected one of the
vice presidents Of the New England
Photographers association at the uu--
ness session in Boston Friday.
c. p. ellison is at the Wers y H. this
week TO attend the annual reunion of tie
18th New Hampshire regimental aSsocia-
ton. of which he is president.
Homer Cray attended the race, in
Readville, Mass. this week, and was one
Of the witnesses of Lou Dillon's wonder
ful performance in trottng a mile IN
minutes fat
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. sticl,ney visited in
Athol over Sunday. and Mrs. Stiakuey
went from there TO Boston where she is
spending the week with her brother. Dr.
Frank +. Haskins.
Mrs. Abbie Fuller Spencer and Two
children returned yesterday to their home
in Hartford, Conn, after spending seven
weeks with Mrs Spencer's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Fuller.
H. O. Coolidge and son. Floyd. went
yesterday to the White Mountains To
drive home a horse owned by Miss Mary
Blakeslee. who has been there TWO
months. They will return next week.
visiting on the way.
Miss Celia Brian. formerly a compo,tt1r
in The Phoenix office, is now aSsistn.
superintendent and matron of the Car
Held Memorial hospital in Washington.
y. G. from which she graduated at the
, head of her class as a trained nurse a
year ago.
Richard Blomberg underwent an oper-
alton for cancer of the bowels Wedues-
day in hospital in Burlington. lie is
in critical condition and is not expected
to recover He has been an employe in
the pipe organ department Of the E-tey
Organ plant
Among the latest arrivals at E. F.
Reed sunny Bank Farm on the Put
ney road are Mr.. and Mrs T. Jenny and
son, Mrs William b. Martin and daush-
ter. Ethel, of Mount Vernon. y y. a9d
Mrs. Henry d. Dean and daughter.
Eslie, of Brooklyn.
Col. John Hunt, pension attor
been notified that an original p,
been granted to H. NJ Downs
fame and that the following ,.
their pensions increased: Caleb
Brattleboro; \. +. Hill West b ...
boro; Orrin Wilson, Halifax; Ne ,.
lows. Wilmington.
IL. f. Robinson, editor and
OF the MaryVille. Mo. Republic
last week with relatives in Ja-
research in connection with tn, X
son genealogy He also visited
tleboro saturday and Sunday.
from here for a business tri.
York city before returning to hi
James Barrett is making a hi,
premier batsman of the American
His average for 96 games is &32
leads all the other hitters with
cepton of the mighty Iaioie %.
land, who in 81 games has batted
Barrett has made more sacrifice h
any American Lacquer and is exc.
base stealing by only four player
Miss Anna Park and Mrs. VIII
Hawks drove from Bennington To R
boro last week, stopping at W. I
and Wilmington. Miss Park is a.
ter of the late Trenor w. Park
nington and was San Francisco
High school teacher in the earl
Miss Park has been an extensive
eler and is one of the prominent !
tiers of the American Revolution.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Ullery and ch
went TO New York city Monda
Tuesday Mrs Ulery and Miss
beth Marshall and Oscar Marshall
passage on the Kaiser Wilhelm II.