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

Mrs and Miss Batcheder of Peru were
in town Thursday
Miss Minnie Moran spent Sunday and
Monday in Millers Falls.
Harold Whitney has begun studying law
in the Office of c. G. Fits.
Harry X. White of New York was at
his old home over Sunday
Miss Edith Gould of New York is the
guest of Mrs. George Adams.
| Mrs. w NJ Reed of Greenfield is spend
ing the week at f. l. Swift's.
Mrs. Jennie s. Mixer has moved from
80 Elliot street to Church street.
MIR and Mrs. Clayton S. Daniels spent
Sunday and Monday in Wilmington.
Mrs. w. II. Stevens OF Hartford, Conn.,
is guest at Mrs. Abbie NJ. Fittss
Mrs. =. F. Crown has gone to the
White mountains for a two weeks out
ing.
Walter Henkel returned to Hartford
Conn, Tuesday after a short visit at
home.
c. o. Chamberlain is manager this sea-
son Of the Adirondack Inn, at Sacandaga
Park, y. Y
C. H. Clapp's family have gone to
Spofford lake to occupy their cottage for
the summer.
Mrs. II. r. Brown left yesterday for
Block Island. where she will remain dur
ing the month
Mrs. w. F. Patch and her son, Ralph.
will occupy the Barrows house on Oak
street this summer.
Mrs. James Conland left yesterday for
vacation at the sea shore. She went
first to New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Veet Of Worcester.
Mass, returned home early in the week
after a visit in town.
Mrs w. w. Plimpton and daughter.
Irene. have gone to Claremont Junction
to spend the summer.
Miss Howe Of Cambridge. Mass, daugh-
ter of Lawyer George Howe is visiting
at II. II. Thompsons
Ivan Moroyski a prominent Boston
music teacher, is spending the summer as
"A guest of +. II. Miller.
Edward and Florence Strong are SPEND
ing several weeks with their grand pa
rents in STAFFORD, this state
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pettee of Merden.
Conn. are enjoying a vacation of two
weeks in Brattleboro and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon NJ. Lamb and son
of Fiskdale. Mass. visited at Mr.. Lambs
home on Canal street over the Fourth.
Miss Hattie Young went Saturday to
Nashua, y. H., FOR a weeks visit with
Miss Lula Woodland, formerly of Brattle-
boro.
Arthur Smonds went to New Britain,
Conn, to return on Monday with his wife
and daughter, who were there several
weeks
Miss Fanny L. Hitchcock has left the
employ Of the overall company permanent
~. She is now with her brother in West
minister West,
Miss Josephine Streeter of New York is
at Mrs. Dalton's on Spring street Miss
Streeter will remain in town throughout
the summer.
Miss Nellie f. Keefe is having a two
weeks vacation from her work in Flem-
ing X Crowns office, and is visiting In
Boston and vicinity.
Miss Lizzie Rennie has been in Boston
this week. She went to meet her father
mother and two sisters who came from
Edinburgh Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar F. Benson returned
from their wedding trip Sunday, driving
from Springfield, Mass. They are liv-
ing at the Carroll place.
d. F. Bracket has finished work for
the Estey Organ company after between
40 and 40 years of service. He will re-
tire from active employment
Miss Lillian L. Brown and Miss Mabel
L. Harlow of Ware Mass, spent Sunday
and the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Grout on Washington street.
Charles Kaye, George Cain and Thomas
{. Lillis, employees of the Wilcox G. White
company IN Meriden, Conn.,, are at their
old homes for vacation OF two weeks
Mrs May Edwards, Mrs. w. c. Stone,
Miss AlVena Walker and Miss An
ME Richardson went to Providence, r. l..
wednesday to attend the Young Peoples
christian Union convention.
MIR. and Mrs c. w. Cushing and Mrs
r. L. White went Tuesday to Mortified,
this state, to visit Rev and Mrs E. w,
sharp From Mortified they will go to
winthrop Beach for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Houghton and
Miss Lavinia Houghton came Saturday in
MI Houghton's automobile from Worces-
Ter Tor visit with relatives in Vernon
ana Brattleboro, They returned Monday.
MISS Florence Putnam, who went to her
nome in Alstead, n. H.. at the close of
the school year returned to town Sunday.
She VIII leave soon to attend the sum-
mer school for teachers at Cottage City.
George A. Hines has returned to his
duties in the Estey Organ company's
Office after vacation of four weeks. He
was at Spofford lake some time. and
visited in Fitchburg with his daughter.
Mrs w. S. McKenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawley and son
freeman, returned Monday to their home
IN Gardner Mass They spent last week
in Taftsvlle, this state, coming here sat
uGiay. Mrs Hawley and son came here
the latter part of May.
Nh. and Mrs. Richard Hapgood returned
to Boston Monday after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs r. r. Gordon. Mr. Hapgood came
Saturday and Mrs, Hapgood the previous
saturday Mr. Hapgood is a roadmaster
OF the West End electric railroad.
Prof William Hitchcock of Jaffua col
lege, Ceylon, was in town Tuesday a few |
hours. He visited Rev. II. A. Goodhue |
or Highland street. He came from Am |
herst' where he attended the 25th ami |
Versary of the graduation of his college |
class Forty-fiYe members of the class of |
1879 were present. He was on his way to |
visit relatives IN West Brattleboro, West |
minister and Springfield previous to re-
turning to Iowa, from whence he will
go back to his duties in Ceylon in a few
weeks