Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-06-26
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

l.. .. Adams has been In Boston part
If the week.
E. \. stoddard of sprin gheld, Mass.
visited in town over sunday
Mrs George Hall is spending tie week
with relatives in Bennington.
Mrs. Frank Reed went to New London
20 witness Yesterdays boat race.
Mrs Louis Whitney has been visiting
her parents IN East Sullivan, y. H.
Charles Lindsey went Wednesday, t.
Sew London. where he has "A position.
Robert Mitchell of New York city came
home Sunday Tor vacation of II days.
charles Fawcett left Monday to atten1
the furniture exhibition in Grand Rapids
Mich.
MIR. and Mrs ~ Stevens of North An
lover. Mass. spent Sunday at the Brooks
House.
Miss Mabel Holden of Worcester, Mass,
was guest of Miss Stella Stickney over
sunday.
A. p. Childs of Springfield was a guest
IF his brother Maj. F. w. Childs, over
Monday.
Frank Williams of Albany. y. Y. spent
sunday at the home of his brother, \. |.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred tyson IF Hartford
Conn. have visited this week at +. H.
Putnam's.
c. ". Reed will return tomorrow from
a vacation of two weeks at his home in
Jacksonville.
The marriage OF Clarke G. Fitts and
Miss Maud l.. Emerson will take place
next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Il. Stedman are with
relatives in West Bratteboro for a visit
Of two weeks.
Mrs Dorr Taylor and daughter. Ethel
Of Providence. r. l.. are visiting Mrs.
John McQuaide
DR. Frank f. Iaskins came Friday
from Boston to remain at home for a
weeks vacation.
Louis knight. clerk in Green's drag
store. Springfield Mass. spent Sunday
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry 5. Bryant of Hart
ford Conn. were guests at the Brooks
House over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haslins returned
to Boston Tuesday after a visit Of several
days with relatives here.
+. n. Chase of Berkeley. cal spent
sunday in Brlttleborn. going 60 his for
mer nome in Stratton Monday.
Mrs. George Vassar and daughter,
Helen, of New London have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed this
week.
Mrs. c. NJ. c. Richardson has taken for
,l.o,.s tn,,on,ort in Mis- Duttnn.s boYse
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NIT. Ni''H HeiE'vS ,,, ,il''5i an"
inaa p,r,, Iodge Sunoree lake IN remain
| several weeks.
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bara For r,orth,s visit
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Herbert f. Brooks. president ol the loth
MaSSachusetts regiment aSsoclaI'oh
| IRE sided al the annual reunion held III
Sprlnshelq' Mass Wednesday,
Henry +. Lewis, who recently grad
uated from Tufts College. visited his
uncle, Rev. F. w. lewis thls week on
his way to his home IN Randolph
Miss Josie Foster, who has returned
for the summer vacation, WAS recently
promoted TO the principalship of the Bel
mot avenue school in Springfield, Mass.
Rev. Thomas Cull, former resident
| here while he was Baptist state mission
airy, has resigned as pastor of the Bap-
| fist church in West Pawlet to accept q
Baggage Master David S Carey went
% New London Wednesday night to take
tickets Yesterday on the Central Yer
| mont observation train at the Nale-i4ar
ward boat races.
Pierce Brown is here from his studies
in Newport. r. l.. for a visit with hi,
! grandmother. Mrs Royal Tyler. Lefor,
going to the home of Ills parents If
| Northfleld, this state.
Prof. and Mrs L. \. Butterfeld wer,
| in Northampton Monday and Tuesday at.
tending class day and commencement al
| Smith College Their daughter, Mis-.
| Alice Butterreld graduated with a large
class
Mrs. j. NJ Perry of Central street un
dtrwent serious operation for append
citis this week in the Vincent Memora
hospital in Boston. DIR. Richardson per
formed the operation. Mrs Perry is do
ing well
Mr. and Mrs Norris Black of Cleve
land, Ohio Miss Paret of PHILADELPHIA
ana Artl-r Schwab of St Louis wer,
guests at the Brooks House over Sunday
They were "A driving party on their wa,