Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-15
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Paul B. Corey of New York visited at
G. s. IIopknss last week.
Miss Hannah Conroy went Monday to |
Ashuelot to visit relatives.
William y. Haskell has gone to VIII
miugton for weeks visit
Alexander Whitley, florist, went to Bos-
ton Sunday returning Tuesday.
Misses Edwina and Alice Whitney are
spending three weeks in Penn Yam, n. Y
Judge Tyler is in Hyde Park holding
the adjourned term of the Lamoie county
court
DR. Julius Mason of New York city
called on old friends in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. d. Beeman is moving from w.
II. Stuart's house on Canal street to West
Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs Luther H. Miller went
Wednesday to Swanton for a visit of
two weeks.
Mrs. T. T.. Kimball Of Greenfield at
tended the funeral of Miss Emma Mil
Ter Friday.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Lockwood spent
last week in Leominster Ashburnham
and Boston.
Miss Alice spaulding of Leominster
Mass. is guest at F. H. Brasor's on
Pine street.
Miss Florence Brockington is spending
the summer with her uncle, II. w. Boyle
in Troy. y. II.
Miss Minnie Scott returned Tuesday
night from weeks vacation spent in
Providence. r. l.
Crosby Adams went Monday to Lake
! Sunapee for weeks outing with w II.
! Henley and family.
Miss Elizabeth White and Miss Mar
guerite Tucker returned Saturday from
! the White Mountains.
Miss Alice Waterman is visiting her
| cousins, Misses Blanche and Florence
/ Bcmis, in Swampscott
| Mrs. D. Stolte will go Monday to Island
Pond to spend week with her son, +.
! W Stolte, and family.
Miss Fannie Sexton has gone to the
| White Mountains to spend four months
at the Fabyan House.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Piggott Of Green
| field were visitors at Lawrence Heaphys
from Friday to Sunday
Miss Ruth Adams went Monday to
| Dalton. Mass, to spend "A week with ABB
bolt academy school friends.
Richards NJ. Bradley Of Boston. one Of
the trustees Of the Thompson estate has
been in Brattleboro this week
Frank Marcy Of New York came We'd
nesday to spend several DAYS with his
sisterin-law, Mrs f. L. Marcy
Mrs II. II. Hackley Of Greenfield and
| Miss Florence Allen OF New London We're
guests at A. r. Harris's Tuesday.
Mrs. f. Il. Davenport has returned from
| Mount Mansfield, where she studied the
| birds and plants for several weeks.
DR. H. u. Holton. who has been i'll with
jaundice, is able to ride out each day,
but is not yet strong enough to do active
work.
II. \. Streeter Of Waterbury. Conn, is
! at Spofford lake for a vacation Of two
weeks. He is accompanied 10y a Mr.. Ray
| moud.
Miss Sadie Ford entertained a number
Of her young lady friends Tuesday at her
home in West Brattleboro. Refreshments
were served
Mrs. Robert Kneeland returned this
week to her home in northampton after
a weeks visit with President and Mrs.
6. G. AVerll
Mrs D. s Brigham Of Spruce street
returned Saturday after spending two
weeks with her sister. Mrs. o. X. Ranney.
! in Brownsville.
Mrs Harriet Brasor Pratt has returned
from Buffalo. y. Y, where she has had
a class in vocal instruction, to her home
on Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Gushing and child
returned Monday from Mortified. this
state, where they had visited with Rev.
and Mrs. T. w. Sharp.
\. T.. Iark mas moved ms steam nun
from BondNllIe 10 loWhShehd' where ne
Is setting II up MT ana Mrs fark VIII
move to Townshend to live.
Mrs. f. y. Foster and daugter, Mrs.
Lucia Foster RICE went TO WATERFOWL
y. Y. "Wednesday 10 meet Mrs Rlce
husband at the home Of his father.
Mrs. y. ID. FesSenden ana her sister
Miss Alice Kemp ana her nephew Guy
ProutN. Will san from Boston Tor Nir-
gina next tuesday i"r an EXTENDED Visit
Carl :. Hopkins started July : on his
annual four months business trip through
Nebraska, Kansas ana Iowa. lie VIII go
to the 81. Louis exposition before ne re-
turns.
\. b. Stone and family returned from
Spoford lake the first of the week after
brief outing Nhile there MISS Marion
stone caught black bass weighing Tour
pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. c. Todt and daugh-
ter went saturday to plymouth Mass
Mr.. Iodt returning Monday Mrs Iodt
ana daughter VIII remain there month
or more.
Misses Helen and Charlotte Hopkins
have gone to Salem, y. Y" whore they
viii remain through the summer with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
w Hopkins.
Willie Haskell, who had one eye Sc
riously injured July by being struck by
a rocket. is improving. but it is uncertain
as to whether the sight of the eye is