Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-07-28
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Dean Davis Of Sherburne rails spent |
Sunday at Freeman SCOTS.
Miss Alice Morgan of Montreal is visit
ing Mrs. George Il. Warner
William Toomey Of Holyoke spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs John Toomey
Lucy McKenney Of FItchburg is here
for visit with her grandfather, q. A.
Hines.
Mrs. b. NJ. Smith of Dorchester, Mass,
Is spending several weeks at Leslie
Smiths.
Miss Alma Niles, who is employed In
Brooklyn. came home Wednesday to spend
a few days.
Miss de seelye went Monday to Hart
ford. Conn.,, to enter upon the duties Of
her new position,
]. d. Adkins OF Hartford Conn, is
spending hia vacation at Daniel Harris's
In West Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Spaulding return
ed Monday from visit with relatives In
Springfield this state.
c. E. GRAHAM went to Merrimac, Mass,
Wednesday to spend few days With his
family and his mother.
Mrs. j. II. Brink and daughter have
been visiting with Mrs. Drinks parents
In Charlestown, n. II.
Col. II. f. Taylor attended a meeting
of the trustees of the soldiers home in
DeHHihBNOn NeuHeSuhy'
Mr., ;nd Mrs. c. q. Maynard and daugh-
ter, Marian, returned Monday after a
visit In contoocook, N. II.
Mrs. c. F. Wright. who has been
critically Ill with congestion of the
kidneys, is somewhat better.
Mrs, Jennie T. Warren and Mrs. F. A.
whitney went to Saratoga Springs Thurs
day to remain during August
Gen and Mrs II Dana 49,
ed after visit Of few weeks in Ben
nington and in Orange, Mass.
Frank Bullock. baggage master at
northampton. visited his mother, Mrs.
Hannah Bullock, over Sunday
George Sherwin, who is employed in
the keene National bank. was at the
home of his parents over Sunday.
Albert r. Harris and daughter, Nettie.
returned Saturday from a visit with Mrs.
Jennie King and family in Shushan, N. Y.
Mrs. Phinney Of Reading, Mass. came
wednesday for visit OF a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Kinsley. on Canal
street
l.. ID. Taylor attended the annual meet
Ing OF the agents of the National Life
insurance company in Montpelier We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Mary L. Eastman and DR.. Ellen
l. Brown Of Chester, Pa, are guests at
Henry Stockwelrs in West Brattleboro
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hooker went
Wednesday to The Colonial Arms, East
Gloucester Mass. where they win re-
main through August
G. T. Cutler OF Boston and Mrs II. F.
Cutler and Martha Cutler OF Florence
Mass, arrived at the Brooks House Sat
urday to spend few days.
clyde A. Cutler. clerk in the Brooks
Rouse pharmacy, returned to work We'd
nesIiay after being I'll at his home in
Springfield, this state nearly two weeks
Dan Wylie of London and r. III. Mac
nay OF johannesburg. South Africa, rep
resentatives of the Estey Organ company.
came Saturday to visit the Estey plant
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M Wheeler moved
Monday to rooms in Mrs. ii. O. Coolidge's
house on Sonth Main street, having sold
their house on Central street to Martin
Hodgkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Taylor returned
MONDAY night after an absence of three
weeks. After an outing OF two weeks at
Watch Hill they visited a week in Spring
field. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Simonds and
daughter have gone TO Springfield this
state, where they will be the guests of
Mr.. S1monds's sister. Mrs George Whit
ney, two weeks.
Leon Walker, cutter for the BrattIeboro
Overall company, went to Keene Monday,
the company having moved there, but de-
cided that he did not like the place and
returned the next day.
Mrs. Fred Cressy. Mrs w. p. Jones
Miss Edith Stolte and Miss Florence Pent-
land OF Battleboro and Miss Mary Sperr-y
and Miss Lizzie Noble Of Hartford. Conn.
spent Monday at Spofford lake
]. Wesley Lockwood Of Orlando. Fla.
who visited week with his sister, Mrs.
Bundy, at the Home for the Aged and |
Disabled, left Wednesday for Bellows
Fails. where he formerly lived.
Mrs. c. F. Mann and daughter. who |
were in Leominster. Mass several weeks |
returned Friday. They were accompanIed |
by Mrs. Mann's nephew, Paul Quinn, who |
Is here for visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy p. Howe of Athol |
have been at the home of Mr.. Howe's |
mother this week. They will go from,
here for an outing of two weeks on the
massachusetts coast with friends from
Athol. '-
Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Haskell of Concord
Mass came to Brattleboro in an auto
mobile Saturday night, remaining over
Sunday at the Brooks House. MI.
Haskell Is principal owner OF the Boston
Herald.
Charles w. Sargent, A. Clark Sargent.
-NANN w. eoai6tlllt MTS. JOhn L. |
Knight and Miss Grace f. Knight, who
nave been at the Cobb & Amidon cottage
al Sponord lake since July II, will return
home Monday.
Mrs. L. w. Hawley, Miss Jessie Hawlev
and Luther Hawley will go Saturday 10
Iattsville to visit with relatives until
Tuesday when they will leave for York
Beach Maine, to remain at their cottage
during August.
Mrs. Jerome Corbett and dauah.o |
Alice, of Wesk Springfield, Mass, came
Monday to visit at R H. Bakers. They
went to Newfane Wednesday, intending
10 go from there next week to Niagara
'Or an indefinite stay.
M. ]. Guiheen and Mr.. and Mrs. IT. w
iuiheen and son. William, of Albany. N
:, came Saturday to visit at John
iuiheens on Washington street. The two
men returned Wednesday, Mrs. Guiheen
ma son remaining for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w. Cobb of In
Annapolis came to Brattleboro from
Norwich, Conn, Monday to visit relatives
md went to jamaica Monday night 10
lisit Mr. cobb's father, Q. w. Cobb, On
Tuesday they went to East Putney on n
'arriage drive to visit other relatives
md returned to Norwich Tuesday after
loon. Mr. Cobb, who formerly lived in
East Putney, is vice president and general
manager of the Udell Wooden Ware
Works of indianapolis, a concern which
Employs from 200 to 800 men. He came
o New York on business.