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

Luke Woodland has been in Fltchburg
| a part of the week
John Grady was with relatives in Hol-
| yoke over Labor day.
Edward Benson of Northampton has
| been Mt home several days.
| Miss Maude Carlton, of Springfield,
Mass, is home for a vacation.
Ray Greene returned Tuesday after a
visit of few days in Greenfield.
Mrs F'w. Kuech and children visited
| in Walpole the first of the week.
James Allen has been in Springfield
| and Holyoke part of the week
Mrs. e. A. Shaw of Mortified. VT, is a
guest at MIR. Gilletts on Frost place.
Henry Blanchard spent Sunday and
Monday at his home in Worcester.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Farr have spent the
past ten days in Boston and vicinity.
Rev. r. X. Marvin was in Woodstock
| Tuesday for the Hobart Merrill wedding.
Mrs. G.. w. Fisher went yesterday for
| a weeks visit in Keene and Winchester.
Mrs f. A. Bemis went Thursday to
| Boston for a stay of a week or ten days.
Herbert Mack finished work Saturday
as clerk in George F. Greenes drug
| store.
John Manning, who was in Saxtons
| River for weeks vacation, returned
| Monday
John osgood, clerk in Fenton's, visited
at his home in Ware, Mass, the first OF
| the week.
Francis Weeks spent several days
this week with his parents in Spring
| field, Mass
| Richard A. Brown visited with his son.
| Frank Brown, in Keene over Sunday and
| Labor Day.
Miss Minnie Toomey has returned from
a two weeks vacation in Barre and White
| River Junction
Mrs. T. A. Murphy was called to Leb-
| anon, n. H. Monday by the serious i'll
ness of her sister
Miss Matilda Carpenter of Bristol.
Conn, is spending several weeks with
Miss Flora Pellerin.
Mrs. II. p. Wellman and Miss Florence
| Wellman returned yesterday from a car
riage drive of a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Atwood left Tues
day for a visit with relatives in the
| northern part of the state
Misses Katherine Calvin and Nellie
Mack. who were in New York several
weeks, returned Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey Houghton returned Fri
day after visit of several weeks with
her grandson in Claremont.
William O'Donoghue played clarinet
with Mead's orchestra for the Foresters'
dance at Mortified Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Spring and son Wis
tied with Mr.. Springs relatives in Hart
ford, Conn. the first OF the week
Misses Mary Moriarty and Katherine
Doyle, who were in town several weeks
returned Monday to Maiden. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. J. Witcher and son
returned Tuesday from a two weeks
visit in Lebanon. n. H., and Boston
Mrs. a. j, Pullen returned yesterday to
her home in North Fond du Lac Wis, af-
ter staying several weeks in Brattleboro.
Avalon Converse, after a months visit
at home left yesterday for Kansas City,
where he is employed in a clothing store.
+. A. Doyle came Tuesday from Clare
mont to work as clerk in the dress goods
department Of Houghton & Simonds' s
store.
p. Nj. Ferriter returned Monday from
a two weeks vacation. He visited in
Boston, Holyoke. Springfield and Chic
opce.
\. f. Fox OF Cincinnati. Ohio. who
makes frequent visits to Wilmington. his
native town. has been in Brattleboro
this week.
Florence Ferrter has been engaged as
clerk in Charles y. McRae's store. which
will be openeo tomorrow at the old Boyn-
ton stand h"
Edward Russell, who visited six weeks
at his home in st. Johns, n. b. returned
Saturday. He was also In Boston sew
eral days.
w. Z. Chase. clerk in Fred s. knight
shoe store, has gone to his fathers home
in Sheffield, this state for a vacation of
two weeks.
Misses NJ. f. Eddy and /. S. Hall re-
turned Tuesday to Somerville. Mass.
after visit of two weeks with Mrs. A.
| y, Stearns.
I Ed. Smith. whose farm buildings In West
| Bratteboro were burned last year, left
| Wednesday to make his permanent resi-
dence in New York
Luther Hawley and Fred Spencer go
Monday to Worcester. Mass where they
will begin their first year in the Worcester
| Polytechnic Institute.
Rev. James B. Green. n former pastor of
the Unitarian church. now Of Newburg,
n. Y, is spending week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Brasor.
NJ. ]. Larabee, who has driven the mail
wagon for some time. will enter the en-
ploy of the Swift Beef company Monday.
He will drive their delivery wagon
Mrs. l.. NJ. Thayer who has been in
Willamsville on account OF the illness of
her daughter. has returned to Brattleboro
to work in the family of DR.. Tucker.
Miss Pitman, who taught the eighth
grade in the high school building last
year, has returned to Brattleboro this
week to take up the work of the fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs John M Hackley of
Greenfield have gone to Virginia. for a
stay of several weeks. They will be at
Mr.. Hackley's old home in Warrenton
part of the time.
Mrs. w. F. Patch and son, Ralph Patch
who have been spending the summer in
Brattleboro, will go to Groton. Mass,
Monday. Later Ralph will return to his
studies at Amherst.
Mrs. l., W. Hawley and Miss Jessie
Hawley, who were at York Beach, Me-,
a large part of the summer. returned
Monday. They visited with relatives in
Taftsville over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Newell Moore, who have
been visiting in Brattleboro for the past
month. will return Monday to their home
In Akron, Iowa. This mas been their first
visit in Brattleboro for 3S years.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis, who has been in
the White Mountains and the northern
part of Vermont since the first of July,
returned this week, and will resume her
work as teacher in the Brattleboro graded
schools
William Seims, Arthur Brasor and
Charles Reyes were the guests of Tommy
Guiheen at the ball game in Fall River.
Mass, Labor day and the following day
saw the games between the Boston Amer
leans and Washington.
| Charles Fawcett of New York was here
over Sunday with Mrs. Fawcett and son,
who have been at the home of Mrs Faw-
/ no