Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-02
5RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


from Cohasset. Mass.
! p L. Shea has moved this week from
Harris place to Myrtle street
Mrs Henry Rawson returned Monday
after a visit in Alstead. y. II.
Frank Snow was with his brother in
Keene a part Of last week.
Frank Pratt has begun work as con-
ductor on the electric railroad.
John Ryan Of White River Junction is
visiting his brother, Thomas Ryan.
Harry White has been at home from
New York city a part of the week
Waiter Vivier OF Springfield, Mass, is
in town for a vacation of two weeks.
f. p. Atwood of Chester is visiting a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Kimbal
John and Hiland Tasker go today to
Hillsboro Bridge, y. H, for few days.
William Carberry returned Saturday
after visit Of five weeks in Barre, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stockwen have
been in Springfield. Mass, a week re-
Gently
Mrs c. H. Davenport went Wednesday
to Meriden. Conn, to visit her daughter.
Louise.
Mrs. Charles Winchester Of Laconia,
y. H. is visiting Mrs. Chester Sargent Of
Canal street.
Mrs. Thomas Foley and children are
spending a week in Claremont with Mrs.
Foleys parents.
Elsie Newton Of East Mortified was
the guest Of Miss Gertrude Hunt several
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Devine Of Provi-
dence are expected for a visit with Mr..
Devine's parents here.
Pearle Clapp returned Tuesday after
spending five days in Lebanon, y. H.,
and Barnet, this state.
II. r. Lawrence has been in Middlebury
and other places this week in the inter-
ests Of the Valley Fair.
F. W. Kuech went Wednesday to Phila-
delphia for a visit of a week with his
sister. Miss Julia Kuech.
Arthur Peach, clerk in E. E. Perrys.
clothing store, is spending a two weeks
vacation in Heath, Mass.
John E. Woods of West Fitchburg
Mass. son Of Mrs. Edmund Carey, re-
turned to his home Wednesday.
G. o. Abbott was in Boston this week
arranging for supplies which he furnished
the regiment during the stay here
Mrs. Fay and daughter of SomerviIle
Mass, came Tuesday for a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Banks.
Lucien Kimball came last night for his
first furlough of a month from the Unit
ed States naval academy at Annapolis. {,
Mrs. Charles Keyes and Miss Helen
Keyes will go Wednesday to the formers
old home in Lowell, Mass, for a weeks
visit
Mrs. wardsworth and Miss Wynne
Wardsworth of Springfield, Mass, came
Friday to spend several days in Brattle-
boro.
Mrs. w H. Minor, who has been at Mrs.
C. W. Hookers a large part of the sum-
mer left Wednesday for her home in st.
Louis.
Mrs. Ellen Powers of Nutley, N j., who
/ L.
H. B. Haus. seven weeks. returned yes
terday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor went Monday
to Grafton to remain ten days or two
weeks with Mr.. Taylor's sister, Mrs. Hell
en- Hamilton.
Mrs. s. W. KimbaH went to Claremont,
y. H, Saturday to attend the funeral of
her cousin, Mrs. E. c. Sherwin. She re-
turned Monday.
Miss Ethel knight will finish work this
week as cashier in Roberts's grocery
/ store. Her place will be taken by Miss
Marion knight.
! C. E. Crane, who is connected with the
Boston office of the Associated Press.
came yesterday for a visit with his broth
| er, E. H Crane.
! Mr. and Mrs. Clint Dugan returned Sat
turday from Sharon Springs. N. Y, where
Mr.. Dugan has spent the season playing
/ in an orchestra.
Mrs. D. Frank Shea and children went
! Saturday to Mrs. Shea s old home in Rut-
( land for a visit. Mr.. Shea will be with
them over Sunday.
Charles A. McRae has been in Orange,
Mass. this week to buy Russian vests
and trousers for his new store, which he
will open Sept. TO-
Miss H. W. Brooks of New York has
visited a week with her uncle, l. G. Gro
sier and is now at the home of her broth
| er in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Charlotte Fletcher and her grand
daughter, Eleanor Noyes have returned
from Spofford lake, where they spent
large part OF the summer.
Miss Jennie E. Stoddard went wednes-
day to Allerton Point, Mass, where she
will remain until the opening OF her
school in Newton September y.
Miss Carrie Phelps of Mittineague,
Mass, and Arthur Tobien of Trenton,
n. ]. who have been guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Crombie, have returned home.
Herbert Walker and son. Louis, return
ed Wednesday from Ripton, this state,
where they enjoyed a months vacation
with relatives from Boston and New York.
l. w. Hawley returned Monday from a
few days stay at York Beach. Mrs. Haw-
ley, with Jessie and Luther, who have
spent the season there, will return this
week.
Mrs. ]. H. Burke and children and Miss
Louise Miller, who were at Essex juno
ton few weeks, returned Tuesday, ac-
companied by Mr.. Burke. who went there
Saturday.
Carl Leitsinger, who has been playing
in an orchestra a. Hampton Beach during
the summer. returned Wednesday. He is
playing with the First Regiment band