Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-07-21
eRArrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Jennie Pike is visiting her brother,
George Barrett, in Springfield, Mass.
Charles f. Mann visited over Sunday
with his wife and daughter In Leominster'
Mass
Miss Theresa McGovern OF New York
citv is visiting her sister, Miss Helen NC
Govern.
Mrs. Lucy Gibbs went to Boston Mon
day to visit her grandson, Perley Holiness
and his wife.
Miss Mary Coblelgh went Saturday to
her home in West Chesterfield to spend
the summer.
Col. Thomas Harmon returned to Ben
nInFton Monday after visit of few
days in town.
John A. Davis went Monday to Boston
for a visit of q few days with his son.
Ernest Davis.
Miss Hattie May Of New York city was
the guest Of her uncle, II. c. Squires, sew
eral days this week.
Miss Edith Barrett will go Monday to
her old home in Auburn, N. Y, to spend
two months with relatives.
Mrs. c. ID. Gallup and Miss Lillian
Gallup visited at their former home in
Barton Landing last week
John r. Ryder and Ralph Stoddard re-
turned from Springfield, Mass, Tuesday
with Mr. Ryders new Autocar.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Sullivan returned
Wednesday after three weeks visit in
Burlington with Mrs. Sullivans parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Haskell have as
guests Mrs. Haskel's father mother,
brother and sister from Philadelphia
b. NJ Switzer came from Boston We'd
nesday with a Rambler runabout, which
he bought through John Manley's agency.
Rev Frank c. Briggs Of Kobe, Japan, is
~ To a q
is brother-in-law Of Mrs. Fred s. Knight.
Mrs Florence Wells and child and her
mother, Mrs. Florence Farr, will come to-
day from Bedford for a visit with Mrs.
F. II. Farr.
Mrs Ernest Packard returned Monday
to her home in Hudson, Mass, after sew
| eral days visit with her sister, Mrs.
Pearl Clapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Corser will go to
Atlantic City Monday for a weeks stay.
Mr.. Corser will attend the Overall Makers
convention.
Mrs. L. A. Fales and son, Gerald, Of
Worcester are here for a stay Of several
weeks with Mrs. Fales's mother, Mrs.
Della Wilder
Attorney General Clarke c. Fits went
to York Beach, Maine, Saturday to spend
| about a week with his family, who went
two weeks earlier
Mrs. Stetson of Somervllle. Mass, who
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. f. II.
Howard, will spend the summer here and
in South Londonderry.
Clarence Pooler and family moved Mon
day from 30 South Main street to Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham will take the tene-
ment vacated by Mr.. Pooler.
Mrs. Washington Manley. Mrs William
Steele Grey and Miss Evelyn c. Manley
Of New York came Saturday to spend a
week or more at the Brooks House
F. X. Barrows left Wednesday on
trip to Newfoundland and Labrador. He
| expects to be gone several weeks and to
explore some sections Of the country but
little visited.
Martin Austin was taken seriously i'll
while in the Roman Catholic cemetery
Sunday afternoon and was carried home
He is somewhat better. but is under the
care of a professional nurse.
w c. Mitchell bought a Rambler tour
ing car of John Manley this week. Mr..
Manley returned with II from Boston
Wednesday. He was met in Fitchburg
by Robert Mitchell and Horace Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. White will leave
Saturday for a visit OF a few DAYS in
Hollis. N H. They will spend some time
at York Beach, Maine, before returning
home.
Mrs. Plat and two daughters. Miss
Laura Plat and Mrs. Moore and her
young son. Of Great harrington, Mass,
came Monday TO visit Mrs. Platt's
mother. Mrs. Royal Tyler.
DIR. Mortimer Stoddard came Saturday
In his automobile from Springfield, Mass,
to spend Sunday with his wife and daugh-
ter who are here to remain several weeks
at the Esterbrook house on Walnut
street.
A. II. streeter OF Waterbury, Conn, is
here for a two weeks vacation, accom-
panied by c. L. Raymond, who has been
his companion in previous years They
VIII go 20 the Streeter cottage at Spofford
lake before they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Briggs of Clare
mont, N H., are guests at Dr. George
F. Gales Mr.. Briggs has sold his drug
store in Claremont He has not de-
cided definitely as to future business. but
Is considering a plan TO take up insur-
ance.
Mrs. II. E. Miles OF Chicago and her
sister Mrs. c. NJ. Bright of Appleton,
WIS, came to Brattleboro Saturday TO
visit Mrs. Miles's son. Rev. H. R. Miles
and family having just returned from
Liverpool. Mrs. Bright started home
Tuesday and Mrs. Miles Wednesday.
Among the Clouds, the daily paper pub
llshed on the summit OF Mount Washing
ton, recorded visitors at that point
July 10 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Davenport, Miss
ohahShoOeT ana MISS Esther
Louise Croweh of Brattleboro and Mrs.
Anna B. Phelps of Mortified, Mass.
Miss ]. A. Brown Of New York. who
mas been spending several weeks with
her sister Miss Mary Brown, went Mon
oay 70 the seashore, Indian Neck, Bran
iord' Conn, for two weeks accompanied bv
her niece. Miss Nellie Brown, and her
nephew James oDonnen Of CRANKY.
Edward NJ. Ransom, whose first wife
was Hattie Dickerman, and Miss FANNY
hl1a Culley, were married July 70 at the
nome or the brides mother in Fitchhurp,
Mass They viii spend the summer az
Buzzards Bay and will make their home
IN Newton. They became acquainted
while both were officials at the state house
in Boston. N"uSe
Prof. and Mrs. Henry Topping OF Toxic
Japan were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
D. Knight over Sunday. Prof. Tonnino,
Is professor in the Baptist college AT ,
:, toklo ana Mrs Topping has charge of the |
nhdergarten department. Both smoke In |
the baptist church Sunday morning ana On
Ihe west Brattleboro Baptist church SUN |
day evening. va sun
CnIIoh L. sherman. managing editor of |
ne ne rIartIord Courant, who will address |
me 1ne vermont Press association at the |
i 9tooNs House this evening, has been Wis
,Ius SINCE saturday at his old home He |
W "in leave tomorrow for a weeks outing |
at BLOCK Island accompanied nv his
daughter. Miss Ellen Sherman ana his
sister, Miss Della Sherman.
AT a recent meeting Of the First wis
T 6 Dank OF North Fond du Lac, wis,