Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-08
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

yoke.
d, G. O'Nen has gone to Springfield
Mass, to work.
Mrs. Eugene Marion of Barre was in
town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Napoleon Boucher went
Saturday to Norwich for visit.
Mrs. Ellen Thayer of South Newfant
has begun work at DR.. fuckers.
Frank Wallen and Ernest Aldrch were
in Springfield. Mass. the Fourth.
F. +. Beeman Of Springfield. this state
was at his home here the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cooley and family
are in Greenfield for a weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bessett returned
Sunday from their wedding journey.
Frank Rose OF Syracuse. y. Y, son OF
the late II. r. Rose, Is visiting in town.
Miss S. f. Griswold will go to her home
in Brandon next week for a vacation.
Miss Amy Howe of Orange. Mass, will
come tomorrow for a visit with Mrs. j. +
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j. Waterman nave
moved into one of the apartments in The
Colonial
Mrs. MCGOWAN and daughters. Nellie
and Katie, are spending the week in Bel
lows Falls
Rev. Father Long of Proctor was in
town the first part Of the week visiting
his mother.
Cyren Lawton of New York is the
guest Of his uncle. o. NJ. Lawton. on
Linden street
Charles Brooks. who has been i'll three
months from the effects OF a shock, is
able to be out.
Mrs. Lyman Goldsmith returned today
from Colrain where she cared for her sis
ter two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Strong of Bellows
Falls visited Mr.. Strongs parents from
Saturday until Monday.
Mrs Willis Waterman and son of Buff
falo, y. Y. are the guests OF Mrs Prescott
OF High street a few days
Prof Williston Walker and family came
Tuesday from New Haven to their sum-
mer home on Linden street.
Miss May Edwards and Miss Annie
Richardson went Wednesday to York
Beach, Maine, for the summer.
William Pitts of Rutland and Miss Ber-
tina Wood of Westbridge. y. H., are Wis
iting their aunt Mrs. Alice Stark
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Madison and
daughter of North Bennington have been
in Brattleboro on a carriage drive.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Gray returned to
Greenwich, y. Y. yesterday after visit
of a few days with Mrs j. j. Estey.
Mrs. o. c. Brown and daughter. Miss
Mary b. Brown, returned Tuesday after
spending the Fourth in Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Endlich and Mrs.
Fred d. Ellis and SON Homer have re-
turned from an outing a Spofford lake
Mrs. William Plmpton and daughter.
Irene. are at the Methodist camp grounds
at Claremont Junction to remain month
Mrs. f. c. Mills and children have gone
to the home of Mrs. Millss parents in
New Haven Mr.. Mills will remain here
for the present.
w. II. Welcome and daughter, Katie.
went Wednesday to Block Island to visit
Mrs. Welcome and SON who have been
there several weeks.
Mrs. Alice Cook Arthur and sister. Mrs.
Frank Bracket, returned from Nashua,
y. H., Thursday. They are with their
mother. Mrs. c. ]. Cook
Andrew Hopkins. who resigned his no.
sition at the Brooks House during F. H.
Chester's conduct of the house. returned
last night to begin work as night clerk.
Miss Elizabeth Bagg, teacher in the
Cambridge, n, Y, high school, has re-
turned home for the summer. James
Bagg of New York city was at home over
the Fourth.
Martin Austin. jr., returned Saturday
after two weeks trip to Detroit St
Louis and Mobile. He was at the expo
sition in St. Louis four days on his re-
turn journey.
Merton S. Robbins of Chicago spent
Sunday with his father Marcus r. Rob-
bins. He has gone to the north part of
the state, where Mrs. Robbins is visiting
relatives.
Mrs. r. F, Lamb. formerly of st. Louis.
whose husband was large donor to the
Brattleboro Home for the Aged and Dis
n ba ~;
from Ithaca. n. Y.
Mrs. j. G.. Estey and Capt. ]. Harry
Estey went yesterday to New York to
meet Col. Estey today on his arrival
from business trip of several weeks to
the London house of the Estey Organ
company.
Mrs. Charlotte Fletcher and her grand
daughter, Eleanor Noyes, went Tues
day to Spofford lake to remain at Mrs.
Fletcher's cottage through the summer
Helen Kenney, Edward Fletcher and Ray
smith accompanied them to remain some
time
Mrs. Elizabeth b. Davenport probably
will return from Mount Mansfield earlier
than she intended, as she is on the COM
mlttee to arrange for a meeting and pro-
gram of the Fern chapter of the Linnean
association. The committee for this
meeting consists of Mrs. Davenport, A.
a, Eaton c. II. Bissell and Willard N
Clute.
Clarence Reed, who has been travelling
salesman for Durham Brothers in New
York state the past few months and VINO
was formerly shipping clerk for the firm,
has bought an interest with his uncle in
a flour and grain business in Colrain.
Mass. Mr., and Mrs Reed went Tues
day to Jacksonville for a visit before
taking up their abode in Colrain.
Mrs. j. j. Estey, who has become init
mate with Mrs. c. W. Fairbanks through
their work for the national chapter of
the Daughters of the Revolution. tele-
graphed to Mr. Fairbanks congratula-
lions on his nomination as vice presiden-
tial candidate, and received from him by
wire pleasant acknowledgment and
later more extended expression in a let
ter from Mrs. Fairbanks.