Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-01
1RATTLEeoRo Personal

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in town over Sunday. 'eu
Arthur Lafleche is visiting at his To-.
mer home in Canada. 'o'
Miss Alice Mcdonald went Nrord,,.
Millers Falls for visit.
John ]. Austin has been in Chico
and Springfield this week pee
Mrs. Johanna Cunningham is vist,,.-
relatives In Bellows Falls '"s
James Riley is spending his yaca,io..
in Holyoke and New London
Mary Lynch went Sunday TO ttoi,,,..
to spend a week with relatives,
Miss Helen Leahy has returned o,,.-
a weeks visit in Bellows Falls.
Miss Katherine Calvin Of New Iayo-
is visiting her brother, John Calvin
l.. ID. Mitchell, a former employe Of ,b,
Carpenter Organ company is in town '-
Mrs. Charles Reach spent SUNDAY H.
White River Junction with Mr.. Kc,cb
The Misses Weeks of Springfield Nass
are visiting their brother, Francis w.
Miss Helen Fenton returned sprda,.
after a vacation Of two weeks at Hamntoy
Beach.
Miss Catherine Austin went satprdo,
to Cambridge, Mass, for vacation q,
ten days.
Mrs. c. z. Goodwin and child and Mr.,
Z. p. Ellis will go today to Boston for a
months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hodgkins ara
spending some time with relatives in
Warner, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mclaughlin re-.
turned Sunday after a weeks visit in
New York city.
Russell Kuech is spending a week a,
the home OF Charles Russell in West
Swanzey, N. II.
Misses Brie Manning and Mary Shea n,
Springfield, Mass. are visiting Mr. ana
Mrs. J. c. Sullivan.
Miss Ruth Callahan Of Charlestov,n Y
H., has entered the employ of Holden q
Martin as bool<keeper.
Miss Julia Brosnahan will go Monday
to Plymouth. n. H, where she will ar.
tend the normal school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McDonough bave
returned to Brooklyn after a visit Of three
weeks at d. NJ. Brosnahan's.
Miss Theresa Shea. who visited a month
with her cousin, Miss Margaret Lynch
returned to her home in Holyoke SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Harwood of Central
street went to North Adams Wednesday
to spend several days with their daugh.
ter
Mrs. Walter Sturgls left Saturday for
a Ahu htthE NlElL III lNtduEDOrQ
Mrs. Mary Cotter is visiting in Law.
renee. Mass.
Albert Baldwin went to Antrim. y. n
today to spend two or three weeks with
his family, after which they will return
to Bratteboro.
Mrs. Napoleon Bouche returned FRIDAY
after a visit Of several weeks in Montreal
Miss Bouche returned with her for an
extended stay.
Miss Della Sherman, for many years
one OF the teachers in the schools Of
district No. 2, has been granted a years
leave Of absence.
Misses Kate and Margaret Long re-
turned Monday from Boston. They will
go tomorrow to Millers Falls to remain
until after Labor day
II. p. Webster finished work last night
as assistant treasurer in the Vermont
Savings bank. He will go Monday to the
sea shore near Boston.
Miss Alice Mettey returned Friday after
spending three weeks in Northampton
Miss Aida Mettey OF Northampton is
visiting her mother here.
Mrs. Martin Austin and son. Martin
Austin. Mrs. Thomas Austin and Daniel
Brosnahan attended the funeral Of
Eugene Cray in Bellows Falls Tuesday
Miss Florence E. Clark of Brattleboro
and Miss Lou Powell of Springfield, Mass,
started today for Thousand Islands by
way Of New York and the Hudson river
Mrs. James Grady went Monday to
Wellsville. n. Y, to visit her sister Mrs
NJ. O'Connor three weeks. She will also
visit Miss Nora Brosnan in Ulster, Pa
before returning.
Thomas Cummings, who spent a tsT
days with his sister, Mrs. Chauno5
Young, returned Wednesday to his hOzs
In Brooklyn accompanied by Misses Mar
and Lizzie Cummings
Mrs. Jennie Bemis and daughters rs.
turned from Crescent Beach Monday aftsr
a stay of several weeks. Miss Harriet
Bemis will go to Boston Monday 10 at
tend the Bryant and Stratton college
Mrs. Charles Miner returned Wednes-
day from the Farren hospital at Mon
tague, where she underwent an operation
by DR.. E. R. Lynch for the removal Of
large growths from each side Of her
neck.
Miss Kittie Ellis of Plainville, Conn.,
was the guest of Miss Gertrude Stock
well. who was home over Sunday from
keene. Miss Stockwell is employed by
the overall company which went from
Brattleboro.
Miss Cassie Timson of Claremont y.
H. was in Brattleboro Wednesday on
-Si way u 0luuletOWn, y. L, NueIe
she will finish her course of study in the
high school, living with her grandparents
MI and Mrs. Joseph Smith, formerly Of
Brattleboro.
Mrs. NJ. A. Woodwork and Mrs. Laura
Hownen returned to their home in Cam
bridge, N. Y, Wednesday after a visit
OF TWO weeks with Mrs. Louis A. Whit
ney and Mrs. George H. Clapp. Mrs
Evans OF Cambridge also was their guest
several days.
Walter s. Pratt, for two years the
local representative OF the Mutual Life
company, has been transferred TO the
management OF the companys Ports
mouth IN. HI office. Mrs. Pratt and
daughter will remain here for few
weeks, but Mr.. Pratt will begin his new
duties at Observation-Disclosures CORE
spondence, Springfield Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Durham and son
returned Monday from a very enjoyaole
automobile trip Of ten days They went
through the White Mountain district ana
thence to Mr.. Dunham's old home IN
Paris, Maine. They returned via Port
iand' Ogunquit, Portsmouth and New
ouryport and visited in Haverhill Law
renee and other Massachusetts, cities.
Misses Edith, Annie and Meta Stolte Of
Forest street. w. F. Stolte's daughter
Meta, OF Island Pond, Miss Mabel Hunt
Miss Mercy Cox, Mrs. S. d. Brown, Miss
Minnie e. Brown and Beatrice Nintoh
will go to Wells Beach, Maine, Monday
to spend two weeks at the Webhannet
House. Mrs. George A. Eels, Miss Ahee
Eels and Mrs. C. o. Robbins will go We'd
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