Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-08-18
eaArrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. and Miss johnson of Boston are
visiting Mrs. Lucy Gibbs
Mrs. Emerson Gibson is visiting Mrs.
| George Vassar in New London.
Mrs. e. Moore returned Wednesday from
a two weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. ]. G. Estey and children went to
| Chatham, Mass, Monday for visit.
Linn ID. Taylor returned Tuesday from
| Boston. where he went on a business trip.
Howard A. Mann of Littleton, N. H.,
! is visiting his sister, Mrs. c. p. Spencer.
Mrs. Jennie Pike will return Saturday
after visit with her son in Fiskdale,
| Mass.
Frank II. Brasor's family went to Spot
ford lake yesterday for an outing OF TWO
| weeks.
Mai F. w. Childs, w II. Chids and
Miss Pearl Gibson are in Wellheet, Mass,
| this week.
T.. c. Frost and family will go to Spot
| ford lake tomorrow to remain through
next week.
sewar Morse of Springfield Mass, came
Monday to spend a week at his home on
Canal street.
Louis Prefountaine went to the state
camp ground Wednesday to spend the rest
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzsimmons Of
Passaic n. j., are spending a month at
| a. r. Cobb's.
Mrs j. NJ Tucker and daughter are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prescott in
| Bristol. n II.
Harry wellman of New Haven came
Sunday to spend a week at his home on
| Western avenue.
Clinton Pratt of Manchester, Conn, is
visiting at the home OF his father, Barna
Pratt, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Richardson and
children are spending their vacation at
Wells Beach, Maine.
Secretary Cunningham went TO Silver
| Bay, Lake George, yesterday for va
cation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Brown and son,
Francis, of Norwich. Conn, are visiting
at Chandler Browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Olmstead of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting at IL. II.
Dines's on Clark street.
Mrs. F. H. Howard and daughter,
Miriam, went yesterday to Old Orchard
for a two weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Nichols and son re-
turned yesterday from vacation of sew
eral days at Block Island.
Richard c. Averil will start for Block
Island tomorrow riding his motor bicycle
as far as New London.
Druggist c. F. Thomas and family have
been at Mr.. Thomass former home in
Plattsburg y. Y, this week.
bury yesterday for a weeks visit with
Dr. and Mrs. John NJ. Allen.
L. w. Hawley went to York Beach,
Maine. today for his annual vacation.
His family already is there.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott and daugh-
ter, Mildred. of New York. came Monday
to spend a week with relatives.
Mrs. Jardine and son of Springfield,
Mass, are spending the week with Mr..
Jardine at Mrs. Andrew GregEs
Mrs. n. \. Cheney and daughter. Miss
Pearle +. Cheney. returned Thursday
from a two weeks visit in Orange.
Judge James NJ. Tyler will preside at
the September term of the Franklin
county court, which convenes Sept. g.
Mrs, George Vassar and daughter re-
turned to New London Monday after
spending two weeks at Frank L. Reeds.
Alice Morgan, who spent three weeks
at G. E. Warmers, returned TO Montreal
Tuesday. Her brother Henry, came for
her.
Miss Lizzie Murray OF Gardner is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. David S. Carey.
Mrs. Murray. their mother, returned to
Gardner Friday.
Mrs. ]. b. Dunleavy and daughter, Miss
Katherine Dunleavy, and the latters
brother. Bernard, went TO Block Island
Saturday to spend a week.
Mrs, Lucy Simonds Whitney of Spring.
field this state. is assisting in Houghton
* Simonds's store this week while some
OF the employees are on vacations.
T. J. Guiheen finished work as assist
ant baggage master in the Central YER
mont railroad station Saturday night He
is succeeded temporarily by George wy
man.
Charles F. Mann of Brattleboro and
mis- brother. Mark Mann of Hinsdale, are
expected home this week from a visit in
Trenton, n. j., Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs. Prescott White and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth White, have returned from a
months stay at Orrs Island off the coast
OF Maine. Harry X. White Of New York
has Joined them here.
F. w. Putnam and family returned
Monday from Penn Yam, N Y. On the
same day A. w. Childs and family left
the Putnam cottage and returned TO their
home in Manchester, n. II.
Mrs. r. F. Benjamin, formerly of Brat
tleooro. has gone to Oakley. Mich. to visit
her only nephew Charles l.. Coy. She was
accompanied by her granddaughter Miss
irene NJ. Perkins, OF Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bennett and daugh-
Ter are making their annual visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren BEN
nett at Brattle street. Mr. Bennett is
foreman In a large bakery concern in
Philadelphia.
| N. n. j
came yesterday TO visit Fred L. Smith
and family, also his mother and sisters
who have been at Mr.. Smiths. They ali
went to spoford lake today to remain a
number OF days.
John Bliss, now OF Akron, Ohio, returns
home today after spending week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson at the old-time
Bliss farm" He is accompanied by Mrs
Bliss and their young daughter, who
nave been East two or three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon B. Coates and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Thornton of Providence
X: l., spent Sunday at E. b. Coates's on
Washington street On Monday they went
10 Sunset lake, accompanied by Mr.
Coates and family, to spend two weeks.
Adm Pettee, bookeeper in the Peopla's
National bank, finished work there sat
urday night He will begin work Sent.
l as assistant treasurer in the Vermont
savings bank, succeeding H. p. Webster
IN that capacity. Mr.. Pettee was with
the Peoples National bank l2 years.
Mrs Z. r. Pratt will go next week to
farmhouse In Manchester for ten days
OF rest before returning TO her work in
Chicago. She win be accompanied nv
her sister Miss Minnie Brasor, a teacher
IN Brookline, Mass, and Miss Ella New
| man, teacher In tba p,,blto NJ,