Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-14
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BRATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.
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Miss MinmsG etrEl rCGrnts Nondpy
from Rutland.
Miss Margaret Lynch returned from
Holyoke Tuesday.
Miss Grace McQuaide is visiting in
Providence, r.. L.
ROY lloughton Is spending mis- vacation
in Florence, Mass.
Miss Freda Smith of Neene is visiting
Mrs. f. G. Sargent.
Jean Cray of Bellows Falls is visiting
at John O'Connor's
Crank Baker of Springfield, Mass
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Alice Mcdonald has spent two
weeks in Mllers Fails
James Dunleavy of Providence is visit
| ing at John Dunleavys.
Margaret Cray of Bellows Fails is visit
ing at Daniel Brosnahans.
| Misses Mary and Catherine Sullivan
/ spent Monday in Greenfield.
Mrs. Fred Perry of Bellows Falls is
visiting Mrs. Thatcher Perry.
/ 4Frances Lee is visiting Mrs. Bordo in
! Burlington for several weeks.
Mrs. +. c. Streeter and daughter, are
spending 10 days at Spofford lake.
Miss Kate Sullivan of Northampton is
| the guest of Mrs. James Sheehan.
Mrs. Adelaide McQuaide is visiting her
sister, Mrs Davis, in Galva, ILL.,
Charles OConnor returned Tuesday
after a weeks visit in Burlington.
Miss Minnie Allen returned Monday
from ten days visit in Jamaica.
Mrs. M. b. Switzer and son, Robert, are
| spending a few weeks in Townshend.
Mrs. George Hall returned Saturday
from a weeks visit in Londonderry.
after spending ten days in Thetford.
Edward Grady of Somerville spent
Tuesday with his cousin, James Grady.
Mrs. f. A. Larrow and son returned
Saturday after a weeks visit in Holyoke.
Miss Stella Welcome returned Tuesday
from a two weeks visit in Shushan. n. Y.
Miss Julia Butler it at the Farren hos
pital in Montague for medical treatment.
Miss Nellie Brown returned Wednesday
from a two weeks visit in Woodsville,
y. H.
Willie Flood of Springfield, Mass. is
spending month with his uncle, John S.
Flood.
Miss Kate Dwyer. who has spent two
weeks in Littleton, n. H., returned We'd
nesday.
Mrs. j. b. Garfield of Bridgeport,
Conn, spent Friday with Miss Margaret
Moran.
Mrs. Daniel Martin and children of
Northampton are visiting at Thomas
Martins.
II. NJ. Eusts Of Mobile, Ala, is again
with his uncle. Major Austine, at the
Brooks House.
Mrs. Howard Ferguson and daughter
Irene, of Springfield. Mass, are visiting
at L. Harriss
Mr.. and Mrs Orrin Smith of Walpole
! "Wednesday Thursday a
George Harris's.
Miss Gertrude Matthews will return &c
ST. Germaine's bakery Monday after a
months vacation.
Miss Edith Cray will start Monday on
her vacation. She will spend two weeks
near Lake Champlain.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taft of Saxtons
River spent Sunday at Fred Tuttles, er
route for Nanatasket.
Gilbert Smith returned Monday from
! Mortified Farms, where he has visited
; his parents a few days
Miss Kittie Toomey of Brooklyn came
Monday for two weeks visit with hel
aunt, Miss Nellie Sullivan.
: Mrs. Patrick Guiheen returned Satur'
day to her home in Albany after a
! weeks visit at John Guheen's.
Mrs. L. Lafrinea and daughter. Annie
returned Sunday from a visit of two
WtthS III liolNokt anu w bTcesNeT.
Mrs y. T. Ryan and children returned
Saturday to Greenfield after a ten days
visit in Gulford and Brattleboro.
J. c. Sullivan went to Burlington Fri
day to join his wife Mr.. Sullivan will
remain in Burlington two weeks
Mrs Samuel Mixer and daughter, Der
tina, and son. Ray, returned Saturda!
from visit OF two weeks in West Hall
fax.
Marion, Dorothy and James Dennins
will return today from a two weeks visit
with their aunt. Mrs. James \. Lillis. IL
Rutland.
Mrs. Lyman Goldsmith and children
and Mrs. c. b. Dickinson returned Tues
day from Spofford lake. where they spen
a week.
Mrs Cooley and daughter. Miss Lilli
Cooley, returned to their home in Green
field Tuesday after weeks visit at Mel
son CooleYs.
Miss Lillian Wood. VINO is studying L
be a trained nurse in st. Johns hospital
Brooklyn, spent Sunday and Monday will
her aunt Mrs. j. T. Denning.
II. *. White of Meriden. Conn, an old
time resident, came yesterday TO spenC
two or three days at the Brooks House
He is accompanied by his son-in-law S
S. Donovan, of Merden.
Mrs. Eliza Osborne of Spencer Mass.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Dodge. returned TO her nome yesterday
accompanied by Mrs. Dodge, who viii
spend several weeks there and in Wor
cester.