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

Mrs. Lucy 1cuW or SpIluButlu, Mass,
is visiting in town
Rev. r. *. Marvin is in Newcastle.
y. H., for the summer.
Miss Lulu Cressy returned Friday from
an outing at the beach.
Mrs Mary Perry Of Bellows Falls
visited Mrs Tina Perry this week
Miss Minnie stockwell is in the White
Mountains for a vacation Of two weeks.
Guy Howe of Athol will spend Sunday
with his mother, Mrs Maverette Howe
Miss Zetta Ryan is spending a vaca-
ton of two weeks with friends in Bur
ington.
Mrs A. f.. Atwood is in Willamsville
caring for her sister, Mrs. Manchester,
who is ILL.,
Harry Thomas of Gardner visited his
mother and sister Prospect street
over Sunday.
c. F. Nash, manager of the Home for
the Aged and Disabled, visited recently
in St Adams
Miss Hattie Young returned Monday
from a visit with Miss Lula Woodland in
Nashua. y. II.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Day of West
Springfield Mass, are spending month
in Brattleboro
Floyd Reed has finished work for w j.
Pentland and has returned to his home
in Jacksonville.
Mrs George Davis and daughter.
Mabel of Shelburne Falls are guests at
Freeman SCOTS.
Miss Nellie Dunleavy and Miss McGrath
Of Boston are spending some time at Miss
| Dunleavy's home.
George Z. Greene and family will 90
! today to their cottage at SpOfford lake to
spend the summer.
Miss Charlotte b. Barrett is spending
two weeks at the Gaylord cottage, Laurel
| Park. Northampton.
| Dan Webster Of New York was here
for a visit over Sunday with mis- father,
| Postmaster Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Durham and chill
dren are al Ogunquit, Maine, for an out
| ing of several weeks.
j. Harry Estey sailed Wednesday
from, Liverpool, having completed his
business trip in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Poor of Peabody. Mass.
have been guests Of their daughter Mrs.
j. Gray Estey, this week.
Mrs Edward Pluff and daughter Of
| Worcester have been visiting at Michael
Murphys on Prospect street.
Mrs Lipe and baby with Mrs. E.
X Goodall a the Goodall farm. and Mrs.
Goodalrs sister is also there.
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest f. Sparks of Co.
chituate. Mass. have been visiting with
| the doctors relatives in town.
Mrs Robert Wheeler went Monday to
| Rockville, Conn. to visit her son and
| wife DR.. and Mrs. Dean c. Bangs.
Arthur and Trefe Laieche have closed
their tailoring shop for a month and
have gone to Canada for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miner have sailed
from Boston for vacation trip to differ
ent points Of interest in Nova Scotia.
Col. H. f. Taylor was in Bennington
| Wednesday to attend the annual meeting
of the trustees of the soldiers home.
james King has given up his position
with the Brattleboro Beef company and
has entered the employ OF Schorling *
Johnson.
Marjorie and Godfrey Crosby went
Monday to Old Orchard Maine. to spend
several weeks with their grandmother,
Mrs. Bemis.
Warren Head has moved from the
Misses Waite's house on North Main
street to Herbert Chamberlain's house on
Green street.
Mrs. ?. y. Whitney. Mrs. c. p. Dewitt
and Mrs Jennie T. Warren went yester-
day to Saratoga, y. Y, where they will
spend several weeks.
Prof. l.. a. Butterfield and family went
yesterday to Jacksonville for a visit with
relatives, after which they will visit rel
atives in Wilmington.
Mrs II. O. Coolidge and son. Floyd.
and Miss Mary Blakeslee are at the
WHITE Mountains, Miss Flora Coolidge
is visiting in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Miller, Bert Wood
and Miss Ella Newcomb will go Monday
to Manchester. y. H, to spend a week
or more at Massabesick lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Squires of the
Brattleboro Retreat have been visiting
friends in Southern Massachusetts and
Connecticut the past ten days.
Mrs Holman of Barre, Mass. has been
.Ffr.rv
j. Holman of the Vermont Loan x Trust
company at the Brooks House.
Rev. +. A. Slack won the runners-up
prize in the contest for the presidents
cup in the golf tournament of the Great
Island club IN Hyannis. Mass, last week.
Mrs. James G. Blaine. jr.. who is spend
ing the summer at the Brooks House.
was called 10 Augusta, Me-, by the death
of her mother-in-law, Mrs. James G..
= Blaine, which took place Wednesday.
Mrs. George l.. Gilbert and children OF
Rutland came yesterday to visit al w.
y. Gilberts. The two boys, Ernest and
Mare, will go today to Sunset lake to
spend several weeks with Fred E. Gil
bert.
The New York Dramatic Mirror of this
week says: :" f. j. Devine, business
manager of the Crescent stock company,
closed ten weeks summer season July
1, and is now in advance of Heath & Mar
tins \ Breezy Time"
Mrs. o. Frank Bailey, jr., and daugh-
ter, Hazel, came Friday from Middle
bury 10 join Mr.. Bailey at the home of
his parents on Canal street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey and daughter will leave to-
day for their home in St. Paul.
! DIR. and Mrs. Charles Ernest Clark, who
have been at West Brattleboro a few
weeks, will sail from New York next
Tuesday. They will go to Switzerland
for special study before journeying TO
Turkey, where Dr. Clark will engage in
work medical missionary.